Welcome to the Alumni Comittee

We keep contact with the K-Guild's alumni!

Whad do we do in AU?

The Alumni Committee is a small committee, with only 5 members. Our purpose is to maintain contact with the alumni, the graduated students from the Guild. We want the alumni to feel just as welcome at the Guild as they did back when they were students! By arranging “sittningar”, pubs and lunch lectures we also try to create a connection between alumni and the current students. The Alumni Committee has evolved much during the last two years and there is great potential for what the committee can become. We do not see the fact that the committee is so small as a disadvantage, but the opposite! You get to know each other well, which makes the work more fun! Being a part of the Alumni Committee gives great experience on how the Guild works today, and also how it worked in the past! Being part of the Alumni Committee can also extend your network and maybe even create future work opportunities.

Alumniutskottet har utvecklats mycket de två senaste åren och det finns mycket potential till vad utskottet kan bli. Vi ser inte faktumet att utskottet är så pass litet som en nackdel, utan tvärtom. Man kommer varandra nära vilket gör arbetet roligare. Att vara en del av Alumniutskottet ger erfarenhet kring K-sektionen, hur den har varit och hur den är idag. Att engagera sig i Alumniutskottet ger en även ett större nätverk som kan öka möjligheten till framtida jobb.

Simon Liljedahl

Head of the Alumni Committee

au@ksek.se

 
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Head of the Alumni Committee

As the Head of the Alumni Committee, I have the overall responsibility for ensuring that the work of the committee moves forward, such as running meetings or carrying out the planned events. I also have the main contact with the alumni. This is mainly via email, which means that I am also responsible for the database with email addresses of all alumni. For example, I send mass mailings with information to the alumni in this way. 

Above all, it is instructive to hear about the program from the perspective of the alumni. This has allowed me to learn a lot about my own education. As with other Heads of Committees posts, you should be aware that the work of the Committee Council also requires time. For example, meetings and the handover at the end of the year take some time. As the Head of the Alumni Committee, it is great to see alumni who are happy to be back to share their experience. Moreover, many students appreciate hearing these lessons and experiences.

Alumni Contact

As Alumni Contacts, we work to make life easier for the Head of the Committee. The work we do varies from week to week, sometimes we write emails, sometimes we order posters or are responsible for food for an upcoming event. But our most important job is to help maintain the contact between the Guild and the alumni. Since the committee is so small, we get to evolve on many different levels. 

As Alumni Contact you learn a lot about planning and organizing different events. During events is when we get to establish contact with the alumni the most, as the primary contact through email is mostly handled by the Head of the Alumni Committee. The best thing about this being an Alumni Contact is getting to decide on how you want to host events, and also hearing the alumni's stories and tips.

Head of the Mentorship Program

As Heads of the Mentorship program, our primary task is to run the Mentorship program, a program where current students are paired up with alumni to share experiences. They are paired together based on a questionnaire they have filed in, where we tae both interests and experiences into consideration, when deciding the pairs. For us two these are parts of the year where the committee work takes up a bit of time, both when the Mentorship program is started and when it’s ending. During the rest of the year we help the committee with it’s work, planning events etc. 

In the Alumni Committee you evolve a lot as both a person and a Guild member, as we discuss and make a lot of decisions together in the committee during the year. Being one of the Heads of the Mentorship program gives you great insight on how to communicate with adults in a work life environment, as well as how events are planned.

 
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Head of the Alumni Committee

As the Head of the Alumni Committee, I have the overall responsibility for ensuring that the work of the committee moves forward, such as running meetings or carrying out the planned events. I also have the main contact with the alumni. This is mainly via email, which means that I am also responsible for the database with email addresses of all alumni. For example, I send mass mailings with information to the alumni in this way. 

Above all, it is instructive to hear about the program from the perspective of the alumni. This has allowed me to learn a lot about my own education. As with other Heads of Committees posts, you should be aware that the work of the Committee Council also requires time. For example, meetings and the handover at the end of the year take some time. As the Head of the Alumni Committee, it is great to see alumni who are happy to be back to share their experience. Moreover, many students appreciate hearing these lessons and experiences.

Alumni Contact

As Alumni Contacts, we work to make life easier for the Head of the Committee. The work we do varies from week to week, sometimes we write emails, sometimes we order posters or are responsible for food for an upcoming event. But our most important job is to help maintain the contact between the Guild and the alumni. Since the committee is so small, we get to evolve on many different levels. 

As Alumni Contact you learn a lot about planning and organizing different events. During events is when we get to establish contact with the alumni the most, as the primary contact through email is mostly handled by the Head of the Alumni Committee. The best thing about this being an Alumni Contact is getting to decide on how you want to host events, and also hearing the alumni's stories and tips.

Head of the Mentorship Program

As Heads of the Mentorship program, our primary task is to run the Mentorship program, a program where current students are paired up with alumni to share experiences. They are paired together based on a questionnaire they have filed in, where we tae both interests and experiences into consideration, when deciding the pairs. For us two these are parts of the year where the committee work takes up a bit of time, both when the Mentorship program is started and when it’s ending. During the rest of the year we help the committee with it’s work, planning events etc. 

In the Alumni Committee you evolve a lot as both a person and a Guild member, as we discuss and make a lot of decisions together in the committee during the year. Being one of the Heads of the Mentorship program gives you great insight on how to communicate with adults in a work life environment, as well as how events are planned.

VI ÄR AU

SIMON LILJEDAHL

Head of the Alumni Committee

GUSTAV ERLANDSSON

Alumni Contact

VIKRAM PARMAR

Alumni Contact

PAULA HILBER

Head of the Mentorship Program

LIZA GERE

Head of the Mentorship Program

REQUIREMENT PROFILES

 
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Head of the Alumni Committee

Requirements:

  • Nyfiken på arbetslivet
  • Driven
  • Strukturerad
  • Samarbetsvillig
  • Ledarskapsförmåga
  • Social

Meriterande:

  • Flytande svenska i tal och skrift

Alumni Contact

Requirements:

  • Driven
  • Stöttande för Alumnimästaren
  • Nyfiken på arbetslivet
  • Strukturerad

Head of the Mentorship Program

Requirements:

  • Driven
  • Social
  • Nyfiken på arbetslivet
  • Strukturerad
 
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123

Head of the Alumni Committee

Requirements:

  • Nyfiken på arbetslivet
  • Driven
  • Strukturerad
  • Samarbetsvillig
  • Ledarskapsförmåga
  • Social

Meriterande:

  • Flytande svenska i tal och skrift

Alumni Contact

Requirements:

  • Driven
  • Stöttande för Alumnimästaren
  • Nyfiken på arbetslivet
  • Strukturerad

Head of the Mentorship Program

Requirements:

  • Driven
  • Social
  • Nyfiken på arbetslivet
  • Strukturerad

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