ISHA International Board 20010/2011:
President: Sarah Stroobants (Leuven)
Vice-President: Sven Mörsdorf (Marburg)
Secretary: Timo Vuorikivi (Helsinki)
Treasurer: Bodil Lindberg (åbo)
Council Members: Fabian Würtz (Zurich), Anita Buhin (Pula), Jernej Kotar (Ljubljana), Lia Hamminga (Nijmegen), Marko Bagic (Osijek).
Treasury Committee: Marjolein Vos (Groningen), Lucandrea Massaro (Roma)
Carnival Editor: Stephanie Bakker (Utrecht)
At the General Assembly in Pula the following officials were elected:
The new International Board 2011-2012:
Stephanie Bakker: President (ISHA Utrecht)
Jernej Kotar: Vice-president (ISHA Ljubljana)
Sanna Hellstedt: Secretary (ISHA Helsinki)
Frerik Kampman: Treasurer (ISHA Utrecht)
The new Council 2011-2012:
Valentina Caldari (ISHA Rome)
Marjolein Vos (ISHA Groningen)
Björn Reynir Halldorsson (ISHA Reykjavik)
Anastasia Guzanova (ISHA St. Petersburg)
Nenad Markovic (ISHA Belgrade)
The old and new Webmaster:
Fabian Würtz (ISHA Zürich)
The new Treasury Committee:
Tina Stele (ISHA Ljubljana)
Lia Hamminga (ISHA Nijmegen)
ISHA-Helsinki is keeping a fun and not so formal briefing about its
activities on November 9th at 6pm-> in Cajsa-room (Mannerheimintie 5 B, 4th floor). We will be informing you about our different activities and ISHA´s Seminars and Conferences which are organized by different ISHA-
sections in various countries. On friday there will be also some snacks
and drinks available.
ISHA (International Students of History Association) is an international
association for European history students. To participate our activities
you don´t necessarily have to be a history student. All open minded
students are welcome!
ISHA Helsinki has chosen the following people to lead the section.
Niilo Kivistö, Peter Doktar, Timo Vuorikivi, Marko Halonen, Larissa Vanamo, Valtteri Koskinen, Elsa Mäki-Reinikka, Marko Nikula.
More about the new board:
http://www.valt.helsinki.fi/blogs/ISHA/post6.htm
ISHA spring conference 2007 takes place in Turku, Finland. Our theme is popular culture and its connections with history. Popular culture is often underrated and considered as less real culture but we want to give it the respect it deserves. We offer you several interesting workshops where you can discuss sports, journalism, music, literature, stardom, comics, censorship, new technology, visual arts etc.
And, of course, there are also other activities: an excursion, sightseeing and having fun with your new friends. Turku is a beautiful and vital university city which offers a nice setting for our conference.
So, if you want to attend, enrollment begins in January 2007. Before that, you will get more information.
ISHA’s 18th Annual Spring Conference in Turku 9.-15.4.2007