University of Eastern Finland Students of Computer Science Server Ry
2022 was Server's 35th year of operation. It was a year full of changes, both in Server's activities and in the world around us. the world around us. At Server, the Board of Directors was exceptionally large with a total of 15 full members and 5 alternates. In the world around us, the interest rate caused its own set of restrictions at the beginning of the year, which eventually came to an end altogether. in the early spring and, after a few years of restrictions, the activities of the subject organisation finally returned to normal. The biggest events during the year were the 35th anniversary celebrations and the ATK-YTP. The server maintained the old traditional events such as Grades, but also tried out new ideas in its activities and events. The Server collected surveys from its members about events and activities, in order to develop the activities to the liking of the members. the direction in which the organisation wants to go. From the beginning of the year, efforts were made to improve the organisation's communication and this was successfully achieved. At the same time to be more organised and active in organising events than before, and this was also successful 4 by an event manager and an actively involved deputy member. At the server's autumn meeting 2022 it was decided also decided on a bylaws change, the ultimate purpose of which was to update the Server's membership register. The amendment was made to update the membership register. initial debate, but this subsided when it was clarified to the membership.
In 2022, the Board met a total of 11 times.
The members of the Board of Directors participated, as far as possible, in the training organised by ISYY at the beginning of the year, and and the induction of the old Board.
The Presidium actively participated in the meetings of the Student Union Presidium and the Board visited the Student Union Presidium during the year. During the year, the Board attended several annual meetings of different student organisations to represent the Server.
During 2022, 50 new members were accepted as members of the Server.
In 2022, the Server will communicate much more actively than before. Telegram was at the heart of the communication, with its more through several discussion channels and the official Server information group, as well as through the Server's Instagram. Communication also took place Facebook, the website and the email list. All Server events were posted separately on the information channel, as well as on Instagram. Event description. The event description describes the nature, time and location of the event. Communication via the Server's Facebook page began to wane, reaching an increasing number of people and events. fewer people. Instead, the kide.app was launched at the beginning of the year, which served not only as a sales tool, but also as a as a communication channel, reaching out to interdisciplinary students as well. The server was also used as a platform to communicate with other users. The server also created its own brand in terms of communication during the year, so that the communication looks coherent, for example on Instagram.
Due to changes in course delivery in previous years because of Korona and the need to monitor the quality of studies in general, the Server continued to actively collect feedback from its members on the delivery and content of the courses. Course feedback has been collected after each period and the feedback has been discussed with the departmental management and teaching staff. In addition to the development of the teaching, the advocacy work of the Serveri Association also contributed to the safer space principles in 2022, by developing a dedicated Safer Space Policy for Servers and appointing a harassment liaison from the Board.
The Server Board was invited to assist the institution in the selection of tutors. The Fall 2022 freshmen were faced with 11 tutors. In addition to the UEF training, the Server held a quick orientation for the tutors on the Server's activities. The tutors prepared a freshman passport for the freshmen, which also included academic tasks.
The early part of the year was overshadowed by events such as the IT recry, the Corona. However, Korona was finally overcome in the early spring and events could be organised again without restrictions for a long time. The biggest events of the year were Server's annual party, and the ATK-YTP, which coincided in the same week. Both big events were successful and and were well received. In addition to these big events, the Server again organised more and more other events smaller events of its own and interdisciplinary, new and traditional, and the activity was very active. Also events, in addition to the other activities, feedback started to be collected this year, in addition to the feedback from the advocacy work.
Throughout 2022, the server had a joint weekly exercise session with the Society. In addition, the Server organised a series of events for the whole year of 2022 with the Society of Socius. On 10 May, a Bubble Football trial was organised in cooperation with Socius and on 30 November, Megazone was held independently. During the year, a Socius X Serveri Koli hike was also organised with Socius on 3 October.
The server's fundraising consisted mainly of membership fees, grants, jumpsuit sales and corporate partnerships. sponsorships. Grants and sponsorship income increased significantly compared to previous years due to the ATK-YTP and the annual party and income from and expenditure were higher than ever before. Jumpsuit badge sales increased greatly in 2022 after the Server held a jumpsuit badge contest, which raised new badges were finally on sale. The increase in sales was also made possible by the purchase of a payment terminal in the previous year, which was easy to use, for example at events.
In 2022, effective business cooperation with companies continued. A good number of jumpsuit sponsors were collected, and Joint events were planned with companies to give members the opportunity to meet company representatives. In January, the Corporate Relations Officer organised a recruitment day with the participation of several companies from the IT sector. Recruitment Days was held in Jits for Korona, as in the previous year, and could be followed live on the Serveri ry Youtube channel.
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University of Eastern Finland Students of Computer Science Server Ry
2021 was the 34th year of operation of the Server. During the year, the association maintained its old traditions but also tried out new ones. new ideas in its activities. The main focus of the activities was on brainstorming new events and lobbying. Also traditional events were also given a new twist.
In 2021, the Board met a total of 12 times.
The members of the Board of Directors participated, as far as possible, in the training organised by ISYY at the beginning of the year, and the new Board's job-specific introductions.
The Presidium actively participated in the meetings of the Student Union Presidium. The representative attended ISYY EV-coffees.
During 2021, 68 new members were accepted as members of the Server.
In 2021, the Server will communicate through traditional channels. At the heart of the communication is the Server's email list, where where new members are added. Another essential part of the communication is our official Telegram notification channel, as well as the same discussion groups on the same app. Active communication also took place on Facebook, the website, Instagram, as well as on Kop. A separate event was created for all Server events on Facebook. The event description shows the nature of the event, time and place.
As a result of Korona, advocacy has focused in particular on hybrid education, its implementation and success, and the realisation of student equality in education. As course delivery has changed, the Server has collected actively collected feedback from its members on the delivery and content of the courses. Feedback has been collected for each course. feedback has been collected after each period and discussed with the departmental management and teaching staff. Fast track actions to streamline the course arrangements have been made together with the teaching staff of the institution. In addition to the Department of Computer Science, advocacy work has also focused on the language and culture courses offered by the Language Centre. communication courses.
The Server Board was invited to assist the Department in the selection of tutors. The 2021 fall freshmen were met by nine bright tutors. In addition to the UEF training, the Server held a quick orientation for the tutors on the Server's activities. the tutors on how to use the new system. The tutors prepared a freshman passport for the freshmen, which also included academic tasks.
Events were limited by the interest rate at the beginning of the year, but in the autumn semester, the Server organised the traditional events The server organised its own traditional events, developed new ones and also organised events in cooperation with other organisations. More than enough events were organised during the autumn.
The Board continued to work closely with Server Alumni.
Server had a joint weekly exercise session with the Society in early autumn 2021, after which the session was discontinued. due to interest rate restrictions. This was also not possible earlier in the year, for the same reason.
The server's fundraising consisted mainly of membership fees, grants, jumpsuit sales and corporate partnerships. sponsorships. A payment terminal was purchased to facilitate fundraising. Compared to the previous year, membership fees and grants received increased significantly due to more active freshers. Corporate partnership income remained strong this year thanks to the development of a good corporate partnership model.
In 2021, effective business cooperation with companies continued. Despite the high interest rate, the number of jumpsuit sponsors was and joint events have been planned with companies to give members the opportunity to learn more about the companies' business activities. representatives. In January, the Corporate Relations Officer organised a recruitment day with the participation of several IT companies. The recruitment days were exceptionally remote on Jits, as well as available as a youtube stream.
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2019 was Server's 32nd year of operation. During the year, the organisation maintained its old traditions but also tried out new ideas in its activities. The main focus of the activities was on brainstorming new events and advocacy. Traditional events were also given a new twist.
In 2019, the Board met a total of 8 times.
The members of the Board participated in the ISYY organisational training at the beginning of the year and in the job-specific introductions of the old Board.
Board members were present at meetings as follows:
| Person | Times | Meetings. |-----------------|----------| | Tony Heikkilä | 8 times | Mr Matti Averio | 4 times | Tony Heikki | Mr Matti Averio | 4 times | Mr Tony Heikki | Mr Matti Averio | Aurora Näsi | 4 times | | Sakari Hautala | 7 times | | Johanna Laitila | 7 times | | Ville Eronen | 6 times | | Teemu Multanen | 8 times | | Joonas Haikonen | 7 times | | Juliaana Näsi | 6 times | | Kaisa Rautiainen | 8 kertaa |
Board members actively participated in the activities of the Student Union sections corresponding to their positions.
During 2019, 48 new members were accepted as members of the Server. At the end of April and beginning of May, overalls were received for the 2018 freshmen.
No new membership fees for the membership rank were negotiated.
The server will communicate in 2019 through traditional channels. The focus of communication will be the Server's email list, where new members will be added. Active communication also took place on Facebook, the website, the IRC channel and Kop.
A separate event was created on Facebook for all Server events. The event description shows the nature, time and location of the event.
More informal discussion channels for students have also been created on Telegram, which are currently maintained by the board members.
The main focus of the server's advocacy has continued in 2019 on issues related to the ICT study path. As course delivery has changed, the Server has been actively gathering feedback from its members on the delivery and content of the courses. The Board participated in the ICT pathway design group meetings again this year.
The Board also met with departmental management and other staff throughout the year.
The Server Board was invited to assist the institution in the selection of tutors. The 2019 fall freshmen were faced with seven very good tutors. In addition to the UEF training, Server held a quick orientation session for the tutors. on the activities of the tutors.
The tutors prepared a freshman passport for the freshmen, which also included academic tasks.
The Server organised its own traditional events, developed new ones and also organised in cooperation with events with other organisations. More than enough events were organised throughout the year.
The Board continued to work closely with the Server Alumni.
Throughout the year, Server had a joint weekly exercise session with the Society. This year, the sports were bubble football and paintball in cooperation with the Society. After a long break, IT-Futis was held this year.
The server's fundraising consists mainly of membership fees, grants, surplus from events, jumpsuit sales and corporate sponsorships.
Membership fees and grants received remained almost unchanged from the previous year. Corporate sponsorship income remained good again this year thanks to the development of a good corporate partnership model.
In 2019, efforts were made to create longer-term partnerships between the Server and businesses. No more attempts to engage with businesses to sell more than just a jumpsuit advertisement, but also to offer other possible services. For example, access to recruitment days, access to social media channels or hosting a sauna evening.
In February, the Business Liaison Officer organised a recruitment day with the participation of several IT companies. The recruitment days were the traditional lecture-based model at the university.
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In 1999, the Kuopio University Students Association for Computer Science - SERVERI increased both its membership and its activities. A record number of new members joined SERVERI, who, along with the old members, were actively involved in the events organised by SERVERI. SERVERI took a leap forward in its cooperation with businesses. After the 10th anniversary, the biggest SERVERI event, Buuttaus'99, took place in September. SERVERI was praised for its activity by the Kuopio University Student Union (KYY) and others. SERVERI sought to work with its sister organisations to address the problems of studying. Various topics were discussed with the management and staff of the institution, but the discussion could have been even more lively and serious. During the current year, plans were made to change the rules of SERVERI. The amendment will be presented for the first time to the General Assembly at the Annual Meeting 2000. SERVERI's website was redesigned during the year and stamps were purchased for the organisation.
At the 1999 Annual General Meeting, Arttu Häyhä was elected Chairman of the SERVERI Board. Other board members elected were Jani Heimonen, Juha Jääskeläinen, Katja Pietiäinen, Janne Räihä, Petteri Räisänen, Jani Salo, Mikko Tanski, Heli Viinikainen and Anna Wolczkiewicz. At the organizational meeting of the Board, the Board elected Janne Räihä as Vice-Chairman, Juha Jääskeläinen as Secretary and Heli Viinikainen as Treasurer. Each member of the Board was also assigned a responsibility. Responsible for business contacts were Arttu Häyhä and Janne Räihä, for education policy (kopo) Anna Wolczkiewicz and later also Petteri Räisänen, for information Petteri Räisänen, for social policy (sopo) Katja Pietiäinen, for international affairs Jani Salo and for leisure affairs Jani Heimonen (entertainment & culture) and Mikko Tanski (sports). Jani Salo resigned from the board in September and was replaced by Sami Vuori.
The Board met 8 times during its term of office and held several evening meetings.
SERVERI's membership increased to 269. There were 76 new members. The increase in the number of new members was based on advance information among elected members and the limitation of events organised by SERVERI to members only.
SERVERI raised funds for its activities through the sale of jumpsuits, membership fees and the KYY Student Association grant. During the year, a new batch of jumpsuits had to be purchased, which are expected to last for a few years.
There were seven candidates from SERVERI in the election for the Student Union's Council of Representatives. Juho Romakkaniemi was elected as a representative. The remaining six candidates are deputy members of the House of Representatives. Otherwise, among the active activities of the members of the student union, the election of the representative body did not gather any enthusiasm, and SERVERI was at the bottom of the list of student unions in terms of voter turnout.
SERVERI kept in touch with companies and gave them the opportunity to engage with the membership at the IT recruitment fair and at Buuttaus. The IT recruitment fair was organised together with the Teku Student Association, the City of Kuopio, the Department of Computer Science and Applied Mathematics of the University of Kuopio and TeKu (Tekniikka Kuopio) of P-SAMK.
Whether it's sports or 'other activities' SERVERI is the most visible, loudest and most enthusiastic student organisation at the university. Event after event, SERVERI is present with at least a small strike team. As an honourable mention, SERVERI is also well-mannered and chaste - to an appropriate degree. As for parties, SERVERI keeps a record of events with ratings on its website.
In the autumn, new students were welcomed at a welcome dinner in the Teknia sauna. As the number of students grows, Teknia's sauna facilities are getting cramped, but everyone who wanted to join in was able to.
In fact, the new students were welcomed into the SERVERI ranks at a baptismal ceremony, organised by tutors and 2nd year students. The Christmas party, with a Christmas party and carols, was held at the end of November. The christening was not until the middle of the year 2000.
Together with other science subject associations (Kulti & Hyeena), a joint party was organised for the third time. This time the event was called 'Third Degree Connection'.
SERVERI had a team participating in the 24TL event. Moral victory came again. SERVERI was also active as a promoter of KYY, for example visiting the Academic Wart in Helsinki in the spring to promote Academic Start -99.
New events were added to SERVERI's events calendar. In spring, the first WappuDeBukkaus was held on Wappuaedt and in autumn the national academic IT student event Buuttaus. These events will be continued in the future.
A large group of white-haired SERVERers gathered in the Technia field to celebrate the graduation ceremony with secret debugging rituals. The errors of the entire academic year were corrected, and the best of the year was awarded to those involved.
The idea behind the changeover was to invite Finnish academic IT students to celebrate the beginning of the academic term. The event was also the start of the weekend's Academic Start event for IT people. For SERVERI, the event was restricted to members only. A good number of keen students from Turku, Tampere, Helsinki, Oulu and other places arrived at the Rauhalahti camping site in Kuopio. The programme included a student organisation competition, pole dancing and a Half Monty! performance. The music was provided by a professional DJ and the SERVERI-based band Sinus. The venue was the Rauhalahti campsite and the large outdoor tent was good, but a bit cool. Even that could have been remedied by improving the atmosphere (wearing warm clothes). The event attracted a good number of partners, and cooperation with businesses started better than expected. Feedback on the event was very positive, both from the students who attended and from the partners.
(Skiing) remained the most popular form of physical activity among SERVER participants. SERVERI members had access to two hockey games per week. The most striking sign of SERVERI's interest in hockey is the second place of the SERVERI Mighty Hackers in the OLL relaxed volleyball tournament. It should be mentioned that not all 'casual' teams are just relaxing. The Mighty Hackers also played a full season in the KYY league. The team is strongly heading for the playoffs.
The traditional cycling day had to be cancelled this year due to scheduling problems. There was considerable interest in the day, but unfortunately the opportunity to organise it did not materialise.
SERVERI introduced itself to new and prospective students at high school info days, ABI Day and the University Open Day.
SERVERI was present at the ATK-YTP event at Lappeenranta (Lappeenranta). The event took SERVERI's official delegation across the eastern border to Vyborg. Everyone made it back to Finland. The event left a lasting impression, including the organisation of the next ATK-YTP in Kuopio in autumn 2000.
SERVERI won the interdisciplinary blood donation day competition organised at the university in the autumn, again demonstrating its activity. This victory was not the first for SERVERI, the previous one having come two years ago. What an anaemic...
SERVERI considered the possibility of setting up a business, but the workload compared to existing resources clearly dictated the situation. However, the idea remained alive for the future.
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The regular general meeting of the association was held on 27 January 1998, at which SERVERI elected a board of directors, whose task was to appoint the board. The budget for 1998 was approved at the meeting.
The members of the board in 1998 were Sami Kokkonen (chairman), Juha Korhonen (chairman), Jani Salo (treasurer), Markku Tikkanen (vice-chairman). ), Jani Heimonen (Event Manager), Eija Hiltunen (Sports Manager), Roman Kossarev (CT Manager), Tuomas Pulliainen (KOPO Manager), Heli Hakkarainen (SOPO Manager) and Tero Rönkkö (Information Manager). After Eija Hiltunen left our institution, she was replaced by Janne Räihä, who was elected Sports Officer The Association's Board of Directors met XXXXXXXX times during its term.
The number of members increased during the past financial year. The number of members at the end of the period is about XXX. Who has information? XXXX.
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In the 24 TL student event SERVERI had a team. At the start of the academic year in autumn 1998, SERVERI was represented by a team at the Academic Start, which finished in first place. SERVERI was also represented by one team at the Academic Wart.
A cycling day was not organised due to a lack of interest.
At the very beginning of the autumn, an introductory sauna evening was organised for new and old students at the Technia sauna. A large number of people attended. There was also a good turnout for the baptisms, which have also become a tradition.
As usual, the traditional Christmas party was attended by a large number of server members. The Christmas party was organised by the second year students.
This time again, the party will take place in spring 1999.
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The sale of SERVERI jumpsuits again made a profit. The income from membership fees was another important source of fundraising.
The Kuopio University Student Union (KYY) also supported SERVERI's activities.
The number of shifts increased from one to two in the autumn. The team has found a nice number of "regular" players. SERVERI members have established themselves as the most active users of the University's sports facilities. This can be seen, for example, on the public hockey pitches and at the ping-pong table.
SERVERI's Mighty Hackers participated in the KYY hockey league. The success has been quite respectable.
SERVERI introduced itself to prospective students at the beginning of February on the University Open Day and in November on ABI Day with its own stand in the lower lobby of Snellmania.
SERVERI also introduced itself to new students of Computer Science at the end of August. SERVERI's web home page redesign has fallen slightly short of its promised date, but improvements are expected in 1999.
Cooperation with the University of Kuopio's Career Services continued. In addition, the department provided SERVER users with an improved computer.
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The regular general meeting of the association was held on 17 February 1997, at which SERVERI elected a president, who was then responsible for appointing the board of directors. The budget for 1997 was approved at the meeting.
The members of the board in 1997 were Sami Kokkonen (chairman), Kirsi Koponen (chairman), Jukka Kääriäinen (treasurer), Mika Sottinen (vice-chairman), Saara-Maria Halonen (event manager) and Arttu Häyhä (information manager). At the Extraordinary General Meeting on 9 April 1997, Saara-Maria Halonen was elected as hostess and Tuomas Pulliainen as Event Manager. After Kirsi Koponen left Kuopio in the autumn, Juha Korhonen was elected secretary. The board of the association met five times during its term.
The number of members increased during the past financial year. At the end of the period, the number of members was approximately 180.
SERVERI had a team at the 24 TL student event. At the start of the academic year in the autumn of 1997, SERVERI was represented by one team at the Academic Start, which finished in a shared first place.Participation was supported. SERVERI was also represented by one team at the Academic Wart.
A cycling day was not organised due to a lack of interest.
At the very beginning of the autumn, an introductory sauna evening was organised for new and old students at the Tiukanlinna sauna. A large number of people attended. There was also a good turnout for the baptisms, which have also become a tradition.
As usual, the traditional Christmas party was attended by a large number of servers. The Christmas party was organised by the second year students.
This time the party will take place in the spring.
The Mega-Deca Party, the 10th anniversary of SERVERI, took place on 20 October 1997. The more formal part was held in the Teknia auditorium, from where it was moved to the Amica premises for a cake and coffee. The evening party was held in Tiukanlinna, with Nokia, NovoGroup and Diners Club as sponsors. 10-15 had sponsors' stands in the auditorium lobby. The evening party in particular attracted a full house of servers, the hardiest of whom celebrated the 10th anniversary of SERVER until the early hours of the morning, and even into the next day. The atmosphere was set by two bands; Mystic Rhythm section and SO. Breakfast was served throughout the day to the many people who attended. In addition, side events were organised in the YO area.
SERVERI's jumpsuit stamp sales again made a profit. Membership fee income was another important fundraiser.
The Student Union of the University of Kuopio (KYY) also supported SERVERI's activities.
The number of shifts increased from one to two in the autumn. The team has found a nice number of "regular" players. SERVER members have established themselves as the most active users of the University's sports facilities. This can be seen, for example, on the public hockey pitches and at the ping-pong table.
SERVERI's Mighty Hackers took part in the Sports Afternoon Telegraph Tournament. The success was still to be seen.
SERVERI introduced itself to prospective students at the University Open Day in early February and at the ABI Day in November with its own stand in the lower lobby of Snellmania. A representative of SERVERI was interviewed by Radio Kantti.
SERVERI also introduced itself to new students of computer science at the end of August. SERVERI's web home page was renewed and will continue to be updated in 1998.
Cooperation with the University of Kuopio's Career Services continued. SERVERI got its own room in the autumn, moving from the corridor to the room between the microclassrooms. In addition, the institution provided SERVERI members with their own computer.
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The regular general meeting of the association was held on 13 February 1996, at which SERVERI elected a president and a board of directors. At the meeting the budget for the 1996 operating period was approved.
The members of the board in 1996 were Topi Haapio (chairman), Päivi Ronkainen (chairman), Liisa Marjamäki (treasurer), Merja Ek (vice-chairman), Anne Koppinen (event manager) and Paavo Peltomaa (information manager). After Päivi Ronkainen, Liisa Marjamäki and Anne Koppinen left Kuopio for the autumn, Minna Kamppuri, Antti Karppinen and Antti Koponen were elected as alternate members of SERVERI at an extraordinary general meeting on 19 September 1996. Topi Haapio (chairman), Minna Kamppuri (chairman), Antti Koponen (treasurer), Paavo Peltomaa (vice-chairman), Merja Ek (event manager) and Antti Karppinen (information manager). The Board of the Association met seven times during its term.
During the past financial year, the Association's membership increased by 27 members, the largest increase since the year following the Association's foundation. The increase in membership can be explained not only by the large number of new students but also by the hard work of the information campaign. At the end of the period, the Association had 152 members.
SERVERI took part in the ATK Association Days in Tampere in early November, which were attended by almost all the academic ATK student associations in Finland. SERVERI's participation was low, as the excursion was only supported by the participation fee.
At the end of the Board's term of office, on 11 February 1997, a recruitment excursion was organised by Nokia Telecommunications in Tampere, which was attended by about thirty server members.
In the 24 TL student event, SERVERI had several teams, one of which was supported to participate. The selection of the supported team was done by lottery.
SERVERI was represented by one team at the Academic Start.
In mid-May, after the gap year, a cycling day was organised, which unfortunately was attended by only a few SERVERI members. Only one server participated in the bike ride itself.
Right at the beginning of the autumn, a get-to-know-you sauna evening was organised at the Technia sauna for the first and second year students. A large number of people attended the sauna. A large number of people took part in the baptism of fire, which has also become a tradition.
The traditional Christmas party was attended by a record number of servers. The Christmas party was organised by the second year students.
In January, the first year class held its customary Easter party, this time indoors.
The sale of SERVERI jumpsuit brands became a new fundraising activity for our association. During the past season, more jumpsuit stamps were purchased. The costs of the purchase were covered by the active sale of the jumpsuit stamps and even made a small profit.
The income from membership fees was another important source of fundraising. The income from membership fees almost reached a new record.
The Student Union of the University of Kuopio (KYY) also supported SERVERI.
In the autumn, the number of coaches was reduced from two to one. SERVERI has lost a few of its active players, so a new team is needed.
SERVERI introduced itself to prospective students at the University Open Day in early February and at the ABI Day in November with its own stand in the lower lobby of Snellmania. SERVERI representatives even had the chance to give a couple of radio interviews.
SERVERI also introduced itself to new students of computer science at the end of August. The overall aim of the period was to increase awareness, which was achieved, for example, by revamping SERVERI's web site.
At the end of autumn, SERVERI conducted a survey of 2nd and 3rd year students on their preferences for seminar dates. On the basis of these requests, the dates of the seminars were changed in 1997. SERVERI engaged in an educational policy dialogue with, among others, the professor of the department on improving the quality of teaching and its systematic monitoring. Such quality development is becoming more widespread at the University of Kuopio.
SERVERI also surveyed students' job aspirations. Cooperation with the Career Services of the University of Kuopio will continue in 1997.
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In 2023, the services provided by the Server to its members will be maintained and developed. In order to improve services and maintain the Server's finances, efforts will be made to develop funding for activities, including by entering into cooperation agreements with companies. Events for members will be partly free of charge and fees for non-members will be kept to a minimum.
In the coming year, projects from previous terms of office will be taken forward. This includes, among other things, the consolidation and expansion of business cooperation. The aim is to improve and consolidate cooperation between the Faculty of Science and Technology and the faculty as a whole through meetings between the faculty and the faculty.
Efforts will be made to improve the involvement of non-executive members in the organisation of events in order to keep the whole membership active.
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