Recent Interviews on Mobility Experiences

Philosophy, climate change and pizza: the experience of student Teresa Dewald in Pisa

In this interview, FAU student and EELISA narrator Natascha Landl asks her colleague student Teresa Dewald about her experience in Pisa where she attended the ECLIRE (“The Ethics of Climate Change: Reshaping Responsibilities for Present and Future Generations” ) Seasonal School at Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna. Teresa is currently doing her bachelor’s in International Business Studies at FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg.

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Julie and the first in-person meeting of the EELISA Student Council  

On the 22nd of April, student representatives from all EELISA members gathered in Pisa to meet one another and to formally constitute the EELISA Student Council, the voice of their peers in the Alliance. In this brief interview, student representative from ENPC Julie Kleinhans shares her experience in this first face-to-face meeting that has promt great progress for this important body of the EELISA Governance.

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Exchange of ideas and Rioja-style potatoes; the EELISA Mobility experience of Dóra Pivarcsi-Fekete

The idea of connection is one of the cornerstones of EELISA. That is why the mobility of its people – and not only students but also faculty and staff – is key.

With the aim to deepen collaboration and strengthen ties with her colleagues at the UPM/EELISA coordination team as well as the EELISA Office,  Dóra Pivarcsi-Fekete, traveled to Madrid at the beginning of May. She is the representative of all the staff  members in the EELISA Executive Board and the staff representative of BME within EELISA.

In this interview, she shares her experience and what this trip meant for her.

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