Note: the official website could not be reached. The information below comes from Studiegids and it is not certain whether this association is still active. Rotterdam School of Management
Note: the official website could not be reached. The information below comes from Studiegids and it is not certain whether this association is still active. Rotterdam School of Management
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Note: the official website could not be reached. The information below comes from Studiegids and it is not certain whether this association is still active. Rotterdam School of Management
Note: the official website could not be reached. The information below comes from Studiegids and it is not certain whether this association is still active. Rotterdam School of Management
Hieronder vind je de informatie die wij hebben gekregen van het bestuur van Study Association STAR. Mocht je vragen hebben over onderstaande informatie, of zie je dat bepaalde informatie niet meer klopt, horen wij dat graag in de reacties onderaan de pagina Datum opgericht:May 27, 1977Status:ActiefDoelgroep / instituut:Rotterdam School of ManagementAantal leden/contribuanten:6500Url website:websiteSociëteit- of borrellocatie:Vader Kleinjan CaféBestuur / kantoorlocatie:Mandeville Building T04-53, Erasmus UniversiteitStad:RotterdamOpeningstijden Sociëteit / borrellocatie:Weekly drink, every Wednesday from 21:00Prijs contributie:15
On May 26, 1976, during a special meeting, the students of ‘Interfaculteit Bedrijfskunde’ (Interfaculty Business Administration) discussed what they perceived as a lack of communication between students and staff, resulting in missed opportunities to express their vision for the future to the interfaculty administration. All were in agreement that an association should be established. During a meeting of the student representatives on September 16, 1976, an ad interim board was installed to create such an association. 35b39c8f78The ad interim board investigated already existing organisations and gathered ideas from staff, alumni, and students; plans were made. Because interfaculty staff were engaged in other affairs, the idea of a dynamic faculty policy was seen as impossible and undesirable. Therefore, the board decided to create an association purely for students, with a mission to “represent study- and students stakes of the students of the Interuniversity Interfaculty Business Administration”. The association was focused on three targets: external contacts, internal contacts with scientific staff, and, of course, mutual contacts. On March 21, 1977, the activities of the foundation were begun, resulting in a founding board composed of Gosse Jensma, Alexander Maas, Hans van Oort, Edu Massink, and Albert Dalmeijer. At the next meeting, the founding board was partly replaced by freshmen, resulting in the first official S.V.I.I.B. Board [1], beginning on May 2, 1977. The founding board’s first task was to sign the official Memorandum of Association on May 27, 1977. Subsequent boards raised the S.V.I.I.B. Association to higher levels. On June 23, 1986, these efforts were rewarded when the association was awarded A-status, the highest status the university can award to an active association. It was also the year the first Management Week was organised. In 1987, the first almanac was published, and the first International Business Study, as we know it today, was orga…
Everything STAR does is underpinned with three pillars: – Career Start Support The Career Support pillar focuses on providing RSM students with all the career orientation, career preparation and training they need to be successful in the business world. With offline recruitment orientation during the STAR Management week, the Erasmus Recruitment Days, and other separate events organized throughout the year to bring students and companies together. During the whole year, STAR provides online career orientation on the Erasmus Recruitment Platform. – Development and Academic Support STAR also supports RSM students in their academic endeavours. We offer students access to various study materials such as books, summaries and tutoring. Furthermore, we enable students to develop themselves both personally and professionally by offering trainings in diverse fields and projects like the RSM Case Society, RSM Case Competition and the Erasmus Consultancy Project. We also aim to inspire students through seminars like the Speaker Series and Honorary Discussions and offer Study Trips to destinations all over the world. – Social Interaction The social pillar of STAR contains all the activities STAR organizes to enrich the social life of its members. Not only did we organize the Opening Party in September and the closing party of the SMW in November. We also organize various smaller events like after exam drinks, BBQs, the Women’s Day and many more! Members are always welcome to join our weekly drinks at De Vrienden Live as well! In this way, we offer RSM students the opportunity to get to know each other.
STAR’s mission is to enrich RSM student life. This mission is facilitated by the great amount of activities that are organized by numerous Bachelor committees and Master Study Clubs. The Active Members form a base which is underpinned with three pillars: Career start support, Development and Academic Support, Social Interaction.
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