Transcript Trondheim
ISU Trondheim (NTNU) Facts and Figures: ISU Trondheim (NTNU) ISU Trondheim • The board of Trondheim Local Branch at ISU is comprised of: President: Ali Azadkhah (Iran) Vice president: Rauf Salman (Pakistan) Social officer: Anku Vinyoh (Ghana) Cultural officer: Er Bishnu (Nepal) Sports officer: Charles O. Ababio (Ghana) Financial officer: Hanif Khan (Pakistan) Academic and welfare officer: Naveen Velmurugan (India) IT officer: Soma Das (India) Trip officer: Alexandra Jarná (Slovakia) DJ and consultant: Åntøine Sevillænø (France) + Representative of Student's parliament: Knut Nicholas Figenschou Representative of ICoT: Awais Alvi Representative of Studenterhytta: Øyvind Storesund Hetland - Party basement with a budget of its own - Ski basement - ISU Trondheim Facebook page with about 5000 members - Student’s Market Facebook page with about 8000 members - Close collaboration with ESN, ICOT, ISFIT, Studenterhytta, and Studenttinget (Student Parliament) Events & Activities • Two big welcome parties hosting more than 250 students • 6 basement parties (Mainly theme parties; 80s, 90s, hiphop, plastic, etc) • 6 Local Leadership Meetings (LLM) • Food festival • Kayak trip • Rockheim trip (Rock music museum) • Geiranger trip • Ice bucket challeneg • A survey is being run soon to collect data which can be used to support our campaigning against tuition fee Events & Activities • • • • • • • • • Jogging trip Sport tournament Movie nights (Planned) Norwegian language workshops (planned) Discussion meetings with the student parliament to stand against tuition fee Discussion meeting with leaders of the organizations mentioned Interview with the student newspaper reporter, published 26.09.2014 Constructive Interview with the marketing officer of student parliament on promoting recruitment of volunteers Great efforts to improve the quality of the website and facebook pages Unique to ISU Trondheim; our own photographer Issues to discuss • With Facebook current restrictions as to sending invitations out to all members, it’s become hard to advertise events- It’s possible to create events and invite all members only a few times. If one keep on creating events with having all members invited, they get banned and can’t invite anyone. • A few groups of people questionably tend to be missing in events. Among them are Norwegians and Africans that we’ve noticed their attendance is considerably little.