Has this sparked your interest? Register without obligation at https://pretix.fachschaft.info/jul26-dhl/ and come along – we look forward to seeing you

On Friday 26 June, the joint summer party organised by the Department of
Computer Science and the Computer Science Student Body will take place
once again. We want to spend a relaxed and fun afternoon together with
everyone who is part of the computer science community in Bonn.

From 4 pm to 10 pm, we’ll be on the Platz der Studierenden (in front of
the Lecture Hall Centre) with a barbecue, cold drinks and music. At the
same time, there’ll be karaoke, board games and more at the Computer
Science Centre/b-it.

Further programme highlights:

– Friday, 2 pm to 4 pm: Presentation of the BIG and Grace Hopper awards
in room 0.107
– Thursday (25 June): Poster session in the foyer of the Computer
Science Centre. PhD students will present their current research work there.

To make the party happen, we need your support: sign up on the shift
schedule and receive free drinks and our gratitude in return!

Best regards,

The Computer Science Student Body and the Department of Computer Science

An objection against the election result can be raised until 14 days after its publication in the student body’s public notices. Objections must be submitted to the Wahlprüfungsausschuss of the Fachschaftenkonferenz in writing or by email to fsen@asta.uni-bonn.de (c/o Fachschaftenreferat).

PDF of the results: Wahlergebnis.pdf

The deadline for candidacies has concluded and the election committee has approved the valid candidacies and drawn the order, in which they will appear in announcements and on the ballot.

These are your candidates:

Kjell Graf

Hi everyone, I am Kjell. I am currently representing all Cyber-Security-Bachelor Students in the examination board and the Student body council. I also represent all students regarding how the money for improving teaching quality gets spent, in the institute’s board, as well as in the working group for improving teaching methods. I am currently also a student body representative, and would like to continue doing all that work, so please vote for me

Yannick Sprenger

Hi, I’m Yannick
I’ve been active on the student council for you all since the ’23/24 winter term (on the FSR since the ’24 summer term, and on the FSV since the ’25 summer term). In 2024, I organised major events such as the student council trip, the freshman trip and OE. Last year, I took over the finance department, which I would like to continue for at least part of this new term, and organised the freshman trip again.

Paule Schuh

Sophia Sirtl

Asli Engin

Anthony Höns

Linus Rodríguez Gómez

Hi my name is Linus. I’ve been in the Awareness-Team for four years and would like to represent you in the FSV once again. The goal is the same in both instances: I want to contribute to our institute being a comfortable place for everyone.
You might know me as a tutor of the Bachelor’s courses Algo1 & Algo2 or as a student advisor on Mental Health. I’m currently in the 4th semester of the Master of Computer Science.
If there are any topics you would like to discuss, feel free to approach me

Alexander Wallau

Hi, I’m Alexander. You’ve probably seen me at our events and parties. I’d like to continue supporting our events in the future, particularly those focusing on content (think: advanced courses, career days, talks with industry speakers). I’d also like to expand the student association’s network, which will lead to more events for everyone and cool new services for us students.
Vote for me for more waffles and karaoke.

Nicholas Kreimeyer

Kiran Bayer

Nicholas Hatterscheid

Annabelle Jelen

Hello! I’m Annabelle, a 2nd-semester computer science student. Since winter semester 25/26, I’ve been active in the student body and working as a student assistant at GIDIS. I especially enjoy helping at waffle events. My biggest project so far was organizing the student body trip in summer semester 26. This fall, I’d love to support first-year BA students and continue getting involved across the university. I’d really appreciate your votes! :]

Tobias Plum

Jonas Reif

Hi! I’m Jonas and I study Computer Science in my fourth Bachelor-Semester. I’m running for the FSV election because I hope to contribute to an open-minded and nice discussion with each other on a personal level. I want to promote the projects of all the active people in the student body and support not only CS-students, but all people who enjoy joint projects, with our student council policy.

Furthermore there will be the option to freely vote for anybody, that is listed in the voters register.

Don’t forget to vote from 01.06. to 03.06.

Official announcement

on 21.05.2026 at 15:00 the next election committee meeting will take place in the SAa/L (0.020 in the Informatikzentrum). The meeting is open to the public and all interested parties are cordially invited to come.

The following agenda is planned:
Item 1: Opening and welcome
Item 2: Determination of the minutes
Item 3: Final determination of the agenda
Item 4: Admission of valid candidacies to the election
Item 5: Determination of deficiencies in submitted candidacies and setting of an appropriate grace period
Item 6: Decision on applications for postal voting
Item 7: Decision on objections to the voters’ register

When: Wednesday 13 May 2026 (the next day is a public holiday – how handy )
Where: In the Department of Computer Science, room U1.029 (basement)

Mocktails: €1
Cocktails: €3
Strong cocktails: €4

As well as the affordable cocktails, there’ll be games and karaoke!

We look forward to seeing you there, see you soon!

We warmly invite you to join us for a relaxed jam session on May 8, 2026. Whether you bring a guitar, cajón, other exotic instruments, or just your beautiful voice – come along and make some music with us!

We’ll be meeting at around 2:15 PM (14 c.t.) on the lawn in front of Poppelsdorf Schloss. You might want to bring a picnic blanket or something similar so we can all sit comfortably in a circle.

Feel free to think of a handful of songs you’d like to play beforehand. But the golden rule is: You don’t need to be a professional musician to have a great time here. It’s a jam session, not a concert.

See you on friday,
Your Student Body Council in Computer Science

Item 1: Opening and welcome
Item 2: Determination of the minutes
Item 3: Final determination of the agenda
Item 4: Determination of the urn locations and opening hours
Item 5: Determination of the display locations for the voters’ registers and the period of display
Item 6: Determination of the common deadline for the submission of candidacies, postal ballot applications and objections to the voters’ register
Item 7: Determination of the time of the end of the election and place for the counting of the election
Item 8: Determination of the place and date for the constituent meeting of the student representative council for computer science
Item 9: Miscellaneous

When: 7 May 2026 from 10 pm | Doors open from 6 pm
Where: N8schicht (Bornheimer Str. 20-22, 53111 Bonn)

How much:
Advance tickets: €5
On the door: €7
Advance ticket sales:
Any time at the participating student councils

Mensa Campo
Tue 21 Apr
Tue 28 Apr
Tue 5 May
Always from 11.30 am to 1.30 pm

What:
Floor 1: Mainstream / Charts
Floor 2: The best from @bruchmühlebonn

Specials:
200 welcome shots (including non-alcoholic )
Kölsch €2.50 all night
Happy Hour: Strawberry lime €1.50

Come along! Friends and non-students are of course welcome!
We look forward to celebrating the start of the semester with you
While stocks last.

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