Gianna Fasulo
Crisis Director
Gianna is a sophomore at Clark University, studying Sociology and Technical Theatre Arts. Although born in Worcester, MA, she considers Lake George, a tourist town in the Adirondack Mountains, her home.
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Gianna's Model UN journey started in her first year at Clark, when she competed in the SNM Cabinet, Somaliland 1991 committee at UCBMUN in San Francisco. With little prior experience in travel or political science, she embraced the challenge and quickly learned the value of MUN. Now, as a Crisis Director for Salem Crisis: Witchcraft, Justice and Chaos committee, she believes the tools utilized in MUN are life skills everyone should have.
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In addition to MUN, Gianna is heavily involved in the Theatre Program at Clark, where she designs, builds, and works on tech for dance and theatre productions. A fan of thriller movies (if they're free of jump scares), she hopes to spend the summer interning as a technical stagehand in New England.
The Salem Crisis: Witchcraft, Justice and Chaos
Welcome to Salem Village, 1692! As Puritan Protestant colonists, you are bound by faith and fear alike, grappling with the sinful act of witchcraft that may not be as distant as you once believed. Friends and neighbors are being accused of signing their names in the Devil’s book, but are these revelations divine justice or the consequence of age-old grudges and boredom-fueled hysteria? In this committee, you will navigate the uncertain landscape of the Salem Witch Trials, using both historical records and the dramatized narrative of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible. You must balance your moral and religious convictions while deciding whom to trust – because in Salem, the truth isn't always clear, and every choice you make carries weight. Decide carefully; everyone is watching.