PDF of the results: ergebnis_fsvwahl_2025.pdf
Protocol of the vote count: prot_wa_4_2025.pdf

July 22. and 23. they’ll bring young artists and cultural student groups and initiatives on stage right here on campus Poppelsdorf. The entry is free!

Further information is available on Instagram @natfakfestival and at natfak-festival.de

Campus-Festival – Crew wanted

You want to look behind the scenes and be part of the festival? Volunteer as crew member and get an exclusive shirt and the festival all-inclusive-pack – all your drinks are on us!

This way to the crew application: https://natfak-festival.de/festival/mitmachen/crewmitglied-werden

Can’t get enough of local festivals?

Also in Bonn, July 28.-30. the Greenjuice Festival will combine local Newcomers with known artists.
They are also still looking vor Volunteers with and without Tech Know-How.
More Information: https://www.green-juice.de/
Crew Application: crew@green-juice.de

Ergebnis als pdf

But who can I vote for?
On this page you’ll find a list of all candidates. In addition, the ballots will include a blank field in which you can enter the name of any person who is eligible to vote, instead of voting for one of the candidates.

Finn Kalvelage

Jennifer Kroppen

Felix Schäfer

Nicholas Malte Kreimeyer

Christoph Heinen

Alexander Wallau

Katharina Gillig

Anna Beckers

Gina Muuss

Chris Geron

Justin Schmitz

Benedikt Arno Bastin
Hey, I’m Benedikt. I am enrolled in the Computer Science masters and want to especially represent it.
For the last to terms I already was a member of both the student body representatives and council. Most important are the organisation of the Orientation Unit for new students as well as events that are fun and bring our students together. Besides that, I also deal a lot with (examination) regulations and am a member of the faculty council and the student parliament (and its first speaker :-D).

Karn Singh

Matthias Neidhardt

Michael Kaibel

The order of candidates was chosen by lot.

Who may vote? You are eligible to vote if you are enrolled in a degree that is represented by the student body of Computer Science. This is marked on your student ID with an asterisk (*). It doesn’t matter if you are studying for a bachelor’s or master’s degree, in Computer Science, Cyber Security or Life Science Informatics.

Who is elected? Your student body representatives or Fachschaftsvertretung (FSV) in German. The student body represents you within the university. They fill seats in many important bodies and committees at the institute that have a direct impact on your studies. They also elect the members of the student body council which, for example, is responsible for hosting events or advising you in everyday student life.

When and where can I vote on campus? The ballot box will be open on May 30, May 31 and June 1, each 9:30-14:30 (9.30 am – 2.30 pm) in / in front of room 0.020 of the Computer Science building (Friedrich-Hirzebruch-Allee 8). The room is located directly next to the student body office, in the Foyer. You can see it from the main entrance.
In case you cannot come to university you also have the option to vote via mail. To do so, please fill out this form with your name, matriculation number, e-mail adress (optional), your official adress, the adress you’d like the documents to be sent to and the reason why you’d like to vote by mail.

Can I run for student body too? Sure! Everyone eligible to vote can also run for a seat on the student body themselves. To do so, please fill out the candidacy form then print it out and sign it. Please hand in the signed form either as a digital scan (wahlen@be-sser.de) or via mail before May 17, 16:00 (4 pm). You can also hand it in personally to the election supervisor (Bettina Esser) or put it in the student bodies mailbox, located in the lecture hall building. In addition to this form, you may send in a short introductory text (max. 500 characters) and a photo (both optional). Those will be published on this website and will be on display at the polling booth.

How do I know who has been elected? The votes will be counted on June 1, starting at 16:00 (4 pm) in room 0.020. Afterward, the official result will be published on the homepage of the student body. All elected members will also be notified via e-mail. The inaugural meeting of the new student body will take place on June 14, 2021 at 17:15 (5.15 pm) in room 0.016, Computer Science Building.

I’m not sure if I’m eligible to vote… You can check whether you are eligible to vote in the electoral register, which will be on display in the student body office May 11, 16–18 (4-6 pm); May 12, 14–16 (2-4 pm) and May 13, 14–16 (2-4 pm). Alternatively, you can send an e-mail to wahlen@be-sser.de and ask, whether you are listed in the register.

If you have any further questions, don’t hesitate to contact us via wahlen@be-sser.de

The university has placed dispensers in various bathrooms, including those in the lecture hall building. This is a test run for the semester – if it goes smoothly and there’s a positive resonance, these dispensers could soon be in all university buildings.

If you want to support the initiative and/or give feedback, you can take part in this survey and get more info on the website here.

hiermit gebe ich das Ergebnis der Fachschaftsvertretungswahl 2021 bekannt.

Alternativ: hier pdf herunterladen

Der Wahlausschuss gratuliert allen Gewählten ganz herzlich und wünscht ihnen eine produktive Amtszeit!

Die Gewählten werden zusätzlich zu dieser Bekanntmachung per E-Mail benachrichtigt und erklären bitte spätestens bis zu Beginn der konstituierenden Sitzung die Annahme oder Nichtannahme der Wahl durch eine formlose Mail an wahlen@fachschaft.info. Andernfalls gilt die Wahl als nicht angenommen.

Gegen dieses Wahlergebnis kann innerhalb von 14 Tagen schriftlich oder per E-Mail Einspruch beim
Wahlprüfungsausschuss der Fachschaftenkonferenz erhoben werden.

the elections for the student body will take place soon (June 14-16, more info here).
Below you’ll find a list of all candidates, plus their introductory texts.
The order was randomnly selected.
You can vote for either one of the candidates below or any person eligible to vote for.

Dominik Wührer

Hi, I’m Dominik, am in a very high semester number and would like to be re-elected to the FSV.
A few facts about me: I was the financial officer of the FSR for a few years, was active in appointment committees for new professors and I’m an active representative in the department’s managing board. Outside of the FS, I work at the help desk in the HRZ and have a variety of hobbies.
Yes, my picture is cropped absolutely beautiful, but there isn’t a better picture available at the moment.

Christoph Michael Heinen

Justin Schmitz

Benedikt Arno Bastin

Jennifer Kroppen

Nicholas Kreimeyer

Who may vote? You are eligible to vote if you are enrolled in a degree that is represented by the student body of Computer Science. This is marked on your student ID with an asterisk (*). It does not matter if you are studying for a bachelor’s or master’s degree, in Computer Science, Cyber Security or Life Science Informatics.

Who is elected? Your student body representatives or Fachschaftsvertretung (FSV) in German. The student body represents you within the university. They fill seats in many important bodies and committees at the institute that have a direct impact on your studies. They also elect the members of the student body council which, for example, is responsible for hosting events or advising you in everyday student life.

Will I have to be on campus to vote? No. You can apply for voting by mail through filling out this form with your name, matriculation number, e-mail address (optional) and the postal address where you want to receive the documents. Please hand in your form via wahlen@fachschaft.info before June 2, 18:00 (6 p.m.). Afterwards, the voting paper, ballot and prepaid envelope will be sent to you by the election committee.

When and where can I vote on campus? The ballot box will be open on June 14, 13:00-14:00 (1-2 p.m.), June 15, 13:00-14:00 (1-2 p.m.) and June 16, 16:00-17:00 (4-5 p.m.) in room 0.016 of the Computer Science building (Friedrich-Hirzebruch-Allee 8). The entrance to that room is located in the back of the building, next to the goat enclosure. You can also find it on this map. Please note that you are required to wear a mask while in the building and follow the directions on site to protect yourself and others.

Can I run for student body too? Sure! Everyone eligible to vote can also run for a seat on the student body themselves. To do so, please fill the candidacy form with your last name, first name, (optional: name that should appear on the ballots, e.g. if you want to leave out middle names), address, e-mail address and matriculation number, then print it out and sign it. Please hand in the signed form either as a digital scan (wahlen@fachschaft.info) or via mail before June 2, 18:00 (6 p.m.). In addition to this form, you may send in a short introductory text (max. 500 letters) and a photo (both optional). Those will be published on this website and will be on display at the polling booth.

How do I know who has been elected? The votes will be counted on June 16, starting at 18:00 (6 p.m.) in room 0.016. The count will also be streamed here. Afterward, the official result will be published on the homepage of the student body. On top of that, all elected members will be notified via e-mail. The inaugural meeting of the new student body will take place on June 22, 2021 at 18:00 (6 p.m.) in this video conference

I’m not sure if I’m eligible to vote… You can check whether you are eligible to vote in the electoral register, which will be on display here on May 31, June 1 and June 2, 14:00-15:00 (2-3 p.m.).  

If you have any further questions, don’t hesitate to contact us via wahlen@fachschaft.info