Stand for election for the Humanities Faculty Council
Wish to have a say in the Humanities faculty’s policy?
Have you always wanted to have a say in the Humanities faculty's policy and organisation? Then put yourself forward as a candidate for the Faculty Council! You can do so between 6 March and 6 April 2023 at one of the student lists or by starting your own list. The elections are from 8 to 10 May. You will be elected for 1 year.
How to apply
You can stand for election in 2 ways:
- by drawing up a list of your own and possibly other interested parties.
- by joining an existing party. Contact Saskia Hubers: s.p.a.m.hubers@uu.nl for more information. The existing parties are:
You can stand for election if you are officially registered as a student at Utrecht University and thus included in the electoral register. Around 7 March, you will receive an email with a link to check whether you are included in the electoral register.
More information
Important dates
| 7 March until 6 April 2023 | It is possible to nominate yourself as a candidate for the Faculty Council by joining an existing list or faction, or by establishing your own party. |
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| 17 April 2023 10.00 | Open session to establish the list of candidates. |
| 8 until 10 May 2023 23.59 | Faculty Council Elections. |
| 12 May 2023 13.00 | Open session to determine and announce the election results. |
The Faculty election Committee Humanities
- Quirine van der Steen (chair)
- Gerda Tenkink (secretary)
- Chiara Stam (Student Assessor)
What is the Faculty Council?
The Humanities Faculty Council consists of 24 members: 12 staff members and 12 student members. The Faculty Council discusses issues such as faculty policy, quality assurance and the faculty’s organisation. The Faculty Council meets with the Faculty Board 6 times a year to discuss the state of affairs within the faculty.
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