Meet the members of
Executive Committee, Secretariat and Board of Directors
Executive Committee 2025
The Student Council’s Executive Committee currently consists of 7 student politicians who handle the Student Council’s daily management and political work. The members of the Executive Committee are students from different studies who are elected by the Student Council at the constituent meeting that takes place every year in December. Below you can find the names and contact details of the Student Council’s chairperson, vice-chairperson and the other members of the Executive Committee its members.
Daniel
Chairperson
Study: Mathematics
Tel.: 42 15 33 02,
For press: 53 56 01 48
Mail: daniel@sr.au.dk
Ditte
Vice Chairperson
Study: Geoscience
Tel: 30 52 72 56 56
Mail: dittestoltze@sr.au.dk
Laura
Member of FU
Study: Public Health
Tel: 52 40 88 24
Mail: laura@sr.au.dk
Julie
Member of FU
Study: Political Science
Tel: 24 24 27 02 02
Mail: julie@sr.au.dk
Marcus
Member of FU
Study: Economics
Tel: 52 19 15 19 19
Mail: marcus@sr.au.dk
Cornelius
Member of FU
Study: Political Science
Tel: 25 30 72 54
Mail: cornelius@sr.au.dk
Sarah
Member of FU
Study: Media Studies
Tel: 26 34 17 26 26
Mail: sarah@sr.au.dk
The secretariat
The Secretariat is the part of the Student Council where employees are employed to take care of the administrative work. You are welcome to contact one of the staff members or visit the Secretariat during opening hours if you have any questions or need help. Below you can find the contact details and responsibilities of the Secretariat staff.
Nikolaj Sommer
Head of Secretariat
Tel: 41 15 91 37 37
Mail: generalen@sr.au.dk
Julie Krogh
Communications Manager
Tel: +45 53 56 01 48
Mail: kommunikation@sr.au.dk
Ann Simensen
Secretary & Bookkeeper
Tel: 87 15 38 64 64
Mail: kontor@sr.au.dk
Cecilie
Graphic designer
Tel: 51 50 78 48 48
Mail: grafik@sr.au.dk
Elvira
Project coordinator,
Volunteers and music
Tel: 22 34 02 03
Mail: projekt@sr.au.dk
Julie
Project coordinator,
Space and logistics
Tel: 29 26 11 59
Mail: event@sr.au.dk
Emma
Project Coordinator,
Sales and external work
Tel: 60 16 40 52
Mail: salg@sr.au.dk
The board at AU
The Secretariat is the part of the Student Council where employees are employed to take care of the administrative work. You are welcome to contact one of the staff members or visit the Secretariat during opening hours if you have any questions or need help. Below you can find the contact details and responsibilities of the Secretariat staff.
Jens Vase
Board member
Study: Medicine
Tel: xx xx xx xx xx xx
Mail: jens@sr.au.dk
Anastasia Christensen
Board member
Study: Molecular Medicine
Tel: xx xx xx xx xx xx
Mail: anastasia@sr.au.dk
The University Board is one of three bodies at AU where students are represented. The other two are the study boards and the academic councils. While the study boards look after the interests of the individual programs, such as curriculum, teaching, and exams, the Academic Councils have an advisory role for the deans at the different faculties – here, the faculties’ plans for education and research are discussed more generally.
The Board of Directors is AU’s highest authority and handles the major, long-term plans for AU’s activities as an educational institution. This can be anything from climate action plans and AU’s overall finances to construction plans for new campuses and the establishment of new faculties.
The board has a total of 11 members. 5 of the board members are from AU, of which 2 are students and 3 are employees. The remaining 6 members are external members. This means that they are not affiliated with AU, but that they come from the business community, the public sector or other. The external members are often employed with the aim of giving the board a wide range of competencies.
It is the students’ task on the board to safeguard the students’ interest in the specific matters discussed at the meetings, and the students must also challenge issues at board meetings that are relevant to students.
The two current student board members, Thea and Sofie, are elected from the Student Council, and thus represent the broad student body. Through the Student Council, they have access to talk to the students locally on the different studies to hear what opinions should be brought into the university board.