The Student Parliament (formerly known as the Student Convention), or "StuPa" for short, is the central legislative organ of the student representative body here at the university. It usually consists of 23 members and is formally recognized as the highest body within the structure of student representation.
Every year, 16 members from the political university groups are elected to the StuPa in the university elections. In addition, the five student committees each send one representative to the StuPa. The two directly elected student senators are also automatically members. All members are entitled to vote.
The student parliament discusses the concerns of the students. It votes on motions and, if successful, approaches the university management, faculties or other university bodies with its concerns. The motions can contain concrete proposals as well as mere suggestions and guidelines.
In this legislative period, there are only 22 members in the StuPa, as Timo Walschus (LaC) was elected both as a senator and via the LaC-list. He is therefore a member with a double function, which gives him the the right to submit two votes per vote.
In conclusion, the parliament has a total of 23 votes, whilst it only has 22 members.
Simon Wrana
Johanna Hellinger
Svenja Quantz
Aleksandra Kuznetsova
Menja Lorenz
Clemens Diener
Johannes Ebner
Luna Pentzek
Antonia Deutinger
Valerie Fee Picard
Johannes Irlinger
Maximilian Becker
Frederik Graf von Maldeghem
Alisa Rissina
Mohamed El Kadaoui
Timo Walschus
Linn Maier
Viola Hinrichs
Valentina Saumweber
Fabian Dietrich
Elias Haugwitz
Nicolas von Walter
Timo Walschus
You can find the student representatives of the student parliament here.
The following documents are only available in German.
Translations are available on request.
Stupa Predisium
(Chair and Deputy Chair of the Student Parliament)
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