Aisha Ali
Chair

Aisha is a student at Clark University studying Political Economics on a pre law track. Her family is originally from Alexandria, Egypt, though she grew up in Massachusetts, an experience that shaped her interest in global politics and issues of socioeconomic inequality and justice. Her academic interests include the history and politics of the Arab world, diaspora growth, wealth disparities including access to resources and opportunities, and systemic injustice, making this committee a perfect blend of her academic passions. This is Aisha’s first year on the North American collegiate circuit, competing on ClarkMUN’s travel team primarily in General Assembly committees. Model United Nations has inspired her by creating a space for meaningful and respectful dialogue, debate, collaboration, and diplomacy, and she hopes to contribute to that same environment as a chair. Outside of Model UN and academics, Aisha enjoys traveling, spending time with friends and family, working on creative design projects, and trying out new recipes. She is excited to meet our delegates and hear the creative solutions they bring to committee!