ESN COMMITTEES DAPHNE SCHERER MADARA APSALONE EVA NTOVOLOU MARKETA TOKOVA IGOR KALINIC IRENE FORZONI RASMUS Ă…BERG EMANUELA ASCOLI MARIYA DINEVA ANA FRANGOVA JULIA FELLINGER JOHN HUSTAIX TAJANA NIKOLIC ADRIANA PEREZ ANTONIO AVIGLIANO JURGITA BATAITYTE WALTER BONIFAZI LILIYA BUYUKLIYSKA Ă“SCAR CABRAL ANTONIO DEL SOLE SARA DI PIETRANTONIO CARLA FILETTI TONY FILONI S A N T A JASTREBOVA RADIM BJĂ–RN JURDIC MARIA PRAHL SERKAN ONAR VALENTINA SETTOMINI ANDRZEJ SOCHACKI ANKE VAN ESPEN ELINA VEĹ TERE JULIA YVONNE WEBER ABELA RIZVANSKA JELENA BRANKOVIC DOMINIKA SKOTKOVA ARIANE SIEVERS SIMONE DALLE NOGARE HĂ…KAN BERG DANIEL MERCURIO MESUT TĂœRKMEN MARGE TAIVERE NORA LEONARDI SANNE DE VIET SZYMON SZMAK KARLA MARYSOL GARCIA CORRINA SCHAFFER STEFAN FIEDRICH EREN DICLE MESUT TĂœRKMEN LEO SMITH NIKOLAS SPANOUDAKIS
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION COMMITTEE The International Education Committee was designed last summer with the mission of making ESN an expert and opinion leader in international higher education, by addressing various issues concerning student mobility and international higher education in Europe, initiating new and using existing forms of representation and educating ESN members about educational policies. The Committee gathers many experienced and motivated members from all ESN levels, working in four project teams: Education Policy, PRIME 2010, ESNSurvey and Competence Development. The Committee is "
$ ! U] the European Youth Forum and the Council of Europe. ` ` ˆ has contributed to the ESN reaction to EC Green Pa-
per on Mobility of Young International Education People and to the Committee brainstorming on the BM Responsible: Eva Ntovolou future of the Erasmus Programme, and it has Chair: Madara Apsalone (Latvia) worked on consultations V-Chair: Daphne Scherer (Italy) concerning the educaV-Chair: Rasmus Åberg (Sweden) tion dimension of the Contact: education@esn.org EU 2020 strategy. The Committee’s PRIME Team has helped the International Board with the PRIME 2010 grant application and the policy team has been working on several position papers, dealing with Bologna Process, Quality of Mobility, Erasmus Mundus and the Importance of Mobility.
The Network & Events Committee is aiming to strengthen ESN through network development and knowledge management. The network is the core of ESN and therefore we have to take good care of it :) The Committee aims to support the whole network by strengthening the cooperation within it, but is also involved in the future development by seeking for and looking after potential and new member countries. In addition, it takes care of the Section in Spotlight contest and the annual Section Questionnaire. The Committee helps the different Organising Committees in the network to prepare the different meetings and events through the year in order to secure that the content is interesting, and that it brings high quality fun for participants! The small team recently had a fresh start, as new Vice-Chairs were elected. Christoph Bachmann (Germany/Spain) is the Vice-Chair responsible for Network and Emre Emirlioglu (Sweden) the Vice-Chair responsible for Events. The Committee has around 15 active members from the whole ESN, who will come together in the summer in Osqvik, Sweden for a Committee meeting. At the meeting, the internal future strategy and works of o our Committee will be discussed. And of o course, with this meeting we Network&Events want to strengthen our team and get to know each other better. w Committee
NETWORK EVENTS COMMITTEE
BM Responsible: Joachim Wyssling
We W are still searching for active ESN members who are interested to t get involved in preparing various kinds of ESN meetings (like the Regional Platforms) or helping to develop the Network on a new level! As member of the Committee, you’ve to opportunity to get l directly involved in the preparations of our events and develop your d communication and management skills, take part and develop evaluation c and feedback systems and contribute to the network development and shape its future structure.
Chair: Klemen Vovsek (Slovenia) V-Chair: Christoph Bachmann (Germany) V-Chair: Emre Emirlioglu (Sweden)
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