Plenary Assembly

Once a semester (usually at the beginning of May/November) our general assembly takes place in the morning. There should be no lectures during this event so that it is possible for all students to attend!

Program

At the beginning of the event, we will introduce the student council and our work in the past semester and the coming semester. Afterwards, you will get an overview of the past semester in general, such as the current enrolment figures and the duration of studies for the individual degree programmes at our faculty.

Another important point is the election of new members for our departments. You can read about which departments we have and what we do there below (see currently elected representatives). By the way, every student can stand for election – you don’t have to be a member of the student council! After the election, however, it would be practical if you regularly attended meetings and worked closely with the student council. Finally, we’ll give you an insight into the student council’s finances – what we’ve spent money on and how much. On top of that, representatives of the Dean’s Office and the Dean of Studies are usually also present.
You can use this opportunity to ask questions or praise/criticise your study experience. Feedback on our work is welcome!

Afterwards there will be a buffet with sandwiches.

We look forward to seeing you!

Currently elected speakers

Arthur Niemann

Public relations
"I've been the public relations coordinator since last summer semester and I'm responsible for keeping you up to date. However, I don't do this alone - I'm supported by five other student representatives! You are very welcome here - especially if you have lots of creative ideas!"

Maxi Sieweke

EDV
"I have been the EDP (electronic data processing) officer since October 2022. I take care of most of the technical stuff, which means I make sure that the PCs don't burn down, think about where you can free up 1-2 MB on the hard drive, give out the passwords if necessary, and much more. As a fun fact about me: I'm probably the RWTH student with the longest name, because I have a total of seven second names."

Paula Effgen

Finance
"I've been looking after the student council's finances since August 2023. This means that we look for, find and spend money. Ideally, we find more than we spend. I love cooking with garlic."

Malte Reimann

Finance

Jakob Drath

Freshman
"I've been the first semester coordinator since WS 23/24. Als Referenten für Erstsemesterarbeit kümmern wir uns um alles rund um die Erstiwoche und sonstige Veranstaltungen für Erstis. So we're your people when it comes to a cool start for new students.
Aside from the student council stuff, I'm always available for films, sports and games."

Leo Jordans

Freshman
"I've been a freshman coordinator since summer semester 24 and support the new first-year students.
In my free time, I like to drink a lot of coffee, read and do sports."

Bene Rosenau

Team Party

Antonio Maaßen

Team Party
"I have been one of the two event officers since November 2022. My job is to lead the planning team and to take responsibility at events. Besides the student council work, I really enjoy doing sports and play volleyball on my team for a living."
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