Besc Assembly Of Nations

The BESC Assembly of Nations is essentially a simulation of the United Nations, where students involve themselves in the event, and each and every person evolves in the open structure of free participation that is prevalent, all the while discussing world problems and putting the grievances of the world into perspective of the torch- bearers of the future. It is a structure where students evolve into better communicators, critical thinkers, eventually turning into leaders of the future. In that regard, the BESC AON sets an example in the world of educational events. It is not only an event where people simply participate, win prizes and go home. It is an alternative form of education: The form of education of the future; where experience matters more than lectures; and application of theorems, or rather the creation of them, matters more than rote learning without an applicative understanding of the same. All this brings the quote alive: “Would you give them bread, or would you help them earn it?” Modify it, and you get the essence of the phenomenon that is BESC AON 2017: “Would you teach them, or help them build chapters?!” In sponsoring BESC AON 2017, you do not just enable an institution in hosting it; you invest in an innovation in the field of education, in the field of student development, in the advancement and propagation of world democracy, in the building of the future that will take humanity forward. When you sponsor BESC AON 2017, you encourage young minds to bring forth the winds of change, and prove Noble Laureate Bob Dylan's words true- “The times they are a changing.” You enable students to become the next Abraham Lincoln, the next Martin Luther King Jr., the next Winston Churchill, the next champions of humanity, and there couldn't be a cause nobler. When your banners hit the eyeballs of the next landlords of mankind, you hit the limelight, you become the enablers, you become the perpetrators of not an event, but of a greater cause; that of civilization.