Student representatives

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In accordance with the student body statutes, the student council is the elected body representing the interests of students in the faculty.

Statutes of the student body

Did you actually know...

... that the weekly meetings of the active student representatives - i.e. those who represent the interests of students within the department - are open to the public? In the current semester, these take place every Wednesday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in our student council room 1005 in Kurt-Wolters-Straße 5.
... that BA students can have additive key competencies recognized for student council work?
... that students who receive BAFöG can have their standard period of study extended by up to two semesters through student council work?
... that it's generally pretty cool to be able to actively achieve improvements in our study conditions?

If you would like to volunteer in the department or just want to get a taste of what it's like, just send us a message to fachschaft02@uni-kassel.de or drop by one of our meetings with no obligation. We look forward to seeing you!


The student representatives of the FB02

Back row, from left: Jannis Winzinger (English Studies), Christian Thiel (German Studies), Erik Stottut (Catholic Theology), Lea-Marie Brinkmann (English Studies), Paula Kafitz (no longer active)

Middle row, from left: Kimberly Pompetzki (German Studies, English Studies), Daniel Richter (German Studies), Osna Tarzi (no longer active), Lisa-Michelle Bege (German Studies, Philosophy), Linda Leuschen (German Studies)

Front row, from left: Lisa Maren Stöhr (German Studies), Michelle Ißleib (German Studies, English Studies)

Missing from the photo: Dominik Bielinski (Catholic Theology), Katherina Brencher (German Studies), Victoria Emilia Holz (Romance Studies), Carla Schulz (German Studies, Romance Studies), Dominik Watzl (English Studies), Paula Witzke (German Studies)

Back row, from left: Daniel Richter (deputy elected), Lisa Maren Stöhr (elected), Christian Thiel (deputy elected), Lea-Marie Brinkmann (elected)

Front row, from left: Jannis Winzinger (deputy elected), Lisa-Michelle Bege (elected), Erik Stottut (no longer elected)

Back row, from left: Linda Leuschen, Kimberly Pompetzki, Lisa Maren Stöhr, Christian Thiel, Daniel Richter

Middle row, from left: Osna Tarzi, Michelle Ißleib

Front row: Lisa-Michelle Bege

Missing from the photo: Katherina Brencher, Carla Schulz, Paula Witzke

From left: Kimberly Pompetzki, Lea-Marie Brinkmann, Jannis Winzinger, Michelle Ißleib

Missing from the photo: Dominik Watzl

From left: Lisa-Michelle Bege (Philosophy), Erik Stottut (Catholic Theology), Carla Schulz (Romance Studies), Paula Kafitz (no longer active)

Missing from the photo: Dominik Bielinski (Catholic Theology), Victoria Emilia Holz (Romance Studies)

Unfortunately, there are currently no active student representatives for Protestant Theology


Student advisory service in the winter semester 2025/26

Starting this semester(13.10.25-19.12.25 & 12.01.26-13.02.26), our weekly consultation hours as part of our student advisory service will once again take place in our student council room (Kurt-Wolters-Straße 5, room 1005). You can simply drop by at the times listed below and ask us your questions. Alternatively, we can also be reached by phone (0561-8043373) and by e-mail at beratung.fsr02@uni-kassel.de at any time. And please remember: Don't be shy, we are the right place to go for any question about studying at FB02, no matter how small!

Short-term (illness-related) cancellations of consultation hours will be announced in our Instagram story.

 

Study programCounseling hours
BA/MA/Lectureship English Studies:Mon. 1pm-3pm
Teaching degree German L2-L4:Tue., 10-12 a.m.
BA-NF/Teaching degree program Catholic Theology:Tues., 2-4 p.m.
BA/MA German Studies + BA Sustainability Communication:Tue., 4-6 p.m.
BA/MA/Lectureship Romance Studies:Wed., 10-12 a.m.
BA-NF/Teaching degree Protestant Theology:Wed., 12-14 h
Teaching degree German L1+L5:Wed., 4-6 p.m.
BA/MA/Teaching Philosophy:Thurs., 12-14 h