The Student Organized Event
As part of the international M.Sc. Program of Environmental Governance at the University of Freiburg, students are responsible for conceptualizing, developing and organizing an annual Freiburg Forum on Environmental Governance. All of this is done by students independently and in parallel with ongoing modules and academic activities. Each year, the forum deals with a current international topic of interest which affects how environmental governance is carried out by affecting market, state and civil society coordination mechanisms to tackle environmental problems. The general aim of this exercise for the students is to foster discussion, cooperation efforts, group work abilities, as well as learning how to administer such a forum. Additionally, the SOE, when ending in an actual event, seeks to plant the seeds of sustainable development and wise leadership in a new generation of global citizens, namely students, junior staff from NGOs, administrations, and enterprises, but also senior personnel and the wider public.
Information about previous Student Organized Events
2007 – The role of leadership in environmental governance
2008 – The role of religion in environmental governance
2010 – The role of new media in environmental governance
THE STUDENTS ORGANIZERS OF THE FORUM ON ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE 2011
Alanus von Radecki
Germany
First Degree: Sociology
Andrea Heredia Zurita
Ecuador
First Degree: Economics
Anja Bursche
Germany
First Degree: Interpreter & Political and
Environmental Sciences
Brindusa Birhala
Romania
First Degree: Political Sciences, German
and European Studies
Charlotte Beckh
Germany
First Degree: International Cultural
and Business Studies
Chunyu Liu
China
First Degree: English
Diego Romero Valenzuela
Bolivia
First Degree: Biology
Ericka Toledo Zurita
Mexico
First Degree: Law
Fici Damayanti
Indonesia
First Degree: Business Administration
Hande Özüak
Turkey
First Degree: Political Sciences &
International Relations
Hugo Rosa
Brasil
First Degree: International Relations
Ira Iskandar
Indonesia
First Degree: Political Sciences,
German & European Studies
Ivonne Lobos Alva
Guatemala
First Degree: Environmental Engineering
Jade Buddenberg
Germany
First Degree: History &
International Relations
Joseph Faniyan
Ghana
First Degree: Natural Resource Management
Joss Bracker
Germany
First Degree: Philosophy & Economics
Karan Chouksey
India
First Degree: Civil & Environmental Engineering
Karolina Rietzler
Germany / Canada
First Degree: Biology
Katharina Nowak
Germany
First Degree: Development Studies
Kelli Rose Pearson
USA
First Degree: Liberal Arts & Religious Studies
Kwame Ababio
Ghana
First Degree: Planning
Maximilian Anghel
Romania
First Degree: Political Sciences
Mehdi Azam
Bangladesh
First Degree: Environmental Sciences
Navbahor Sharipova
Uzbekistan
First Degree: International Relations
Rodrigo Cassola
Brasil
First Degree: Biology
Sophia Louise Carodenuto
USA
First Degree: International Culture & Politics