The students at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar are represented by a self-governing body called the StuKo (StudierendenKonvent). The StuKo was established in 2003 following a referendum at which students voted to reform their student government, previously known as the Student Council (StuRa). Consequently, the members of the StuKo are no longer elected by direct vote; students only elect their faculty representatives. The Bauhaus-Universität Weimar is the first university in Germany to adopt this model. It will take several years to adequately assess the advantages of this new type of student self-government.
For a while it has been a challenge to get people like you – students who are active in university political committees – excited about volunteering. At the same time, we are not always familiar with the various committee positions and offices.
But committee work is an essential component of a democratic university!
The StuKo (Student Government), the Election Office and University Communications are working together on raising awareness of the importance of student university work. We are also hoping to create an overview of the committee work that both you and we carry out. The aim is to increase both the awareness and appreciation for the committee work performed and to thus increase democratic participation at our university. Your support in filling out the following survey would be very helpful to us in this regard.
If you belong to more than one committee, please fill out a separate form for each committee. Your data will of course be treated confidentially and will not be used to identify you.
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