Carnival of cultures is over and I think all our delegates feel good again. About four hours of dancing obviously have been kind of exhausting last Sunday. ;)
But most of them (and some AIESECers who were not at KdK, too) attended the brunch on Monday. Markus, one of our alumni, invited all of us to Nancy's where we had lots of fun and talking.
Next thing to look forward to is our next Local Committee Meeting. Tina, coordinator of the "Bridging the Gap" project (I already told you about her some weeks ago), will be in Chemnitz again and she will give a presentation about the project.
And next weekend a workshop about finances in AIESEC will take place in Chemnitz. I hope many people from all over the Sunrise Region will attend it and we will have a lot of fun. I'm really looking forward to it. :)
31 May 2007
24 May 2007
Teambuilding / KdK
Hey AIESEC! What's up?
Last weekend we had some real nice activity: The ICX, PBoX and FKG teams met with our trainers Bine and Nancy. And together they did many hours of teambuilding, finding out how the teams can work together and of course having a lot of fun. By the way, you wonder about 'FKG team' and so on?! Yeah, it's true! Cindy, our OCP, now has a team of three people: Sandra, Annabell and Márta. :)
And another event will take place on the next weekend. Have you ever heard of KdK? No?? Then come to Berlin and find out. The carnival of cultures (or 'Karneval der Kulturen') takes place every year in Berlin. And this year AIESEC will be part of it the 4th time. If you want to know more about KdK, please visit http://www.karneval-der-kulturen.de/ (there is also an English summary available).
Last weekend we had some real nice activity: The ICX, PBoX and FKG teams met with our trainers Bine and Nancy. And together they did many hours of teambuilding, finding out how the teams can work together and of course having a lot of fun. By the way, you wonder about 'FKG team' and so on?! Yeah, it's true! Cindy, our OCP, now has a team of three people: Sandra, Annabell and Márta. :)
And another event will take place on the next weekend. Have you ever heard of KdK? No?? Then come to Berlin and find out. The carnival of cultures (or 'Karneval der Kulturen') takes place every year in Berlin. And this year AIESEC will be part of it the 4th time. If you want to know more about KdK, please visit http://www.karneval-der-kulturen.de/ (there is also an English summary available).
17 May 2007
Guests in Chemnitz / Conference
In the last weeks we had lots of guests in Chemnitz. :)
In April Annika came here. She is part of the 'Presidents' Support Team' in Germany, which means she gives advice to the LCPs in the region where our LC is. We had some interesting talks and she gave us helpful hints.
At the beginning of May Michaela of the German Member Committee stayed in Chemnitz for some days. She took part at our Local Committee Meeting and spent some time talking with us about criteria. As our LC failed the 'normal' criteria in the last two years, we now get some extra ones for this year.
And last but not least 'Bridging the Gap' coordinator Tina visited us this week. In June she will come again and we are really looking forward to getting more information on the project.
But apart from all the guests: Last weekend our new members had their first conference. LISA, which means Local Introduction Seminar of AIESEC, took place in Niederau (a town between Chemnitz and Dresden). Eight delegates from Chemnitz, 15 from Dresden and two from Leipzig were there. And they seemed to have lots of fun! ...Wish you a great time in AIESEC! :)
In April Annika came here. She is part of the 'Presidents' Support Team' in Germany, which means she gives advice to the LCPs in the region where our LC is. We had some interesting talks and she gave us helpful hints.
At the beginning of May Michaela of the German Member Committee stayed in Chemnitz for some days. She took part at our Local Committee Meeting and spent some time talking with us about criteria. As our LC failed the 'normal' criteria in the last two years, we now get some extra ones for this year.
And last but not least 'Bridging the Gap' coordinator Tina visited us this week. In June she will come again and we are really looking forward to getting more information on the project.
But apart from all the guests: Last weekend our new members had their first conference. LISA, which means Local Introduction Seminar of AIESEC, took place in Niederau (a town between Chemnitz and Dresden). Eight delegates from Chemnitz, 15 from Dresden and two from Leipzig were there. And they seemed to have lots of fun! ...Wish you a great time in AIESEC! :)
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