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.

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Student Council 02
Kurt-Wolters-Str. 5
Room 1005
34125 Kassel

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

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Your student council representatives

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Your (deputy) representatives on the faculty council

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Your German Studies Representatives

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Your representatives from English/American Studies

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Your representatives from the Department of Romance Languages and the Department of Sustainability Communication

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Your representatives from the departments of Philosophy, Catholic Theology, and Protestant Theology

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Back row, from left: Maja Krummel (German Studies, Philosophy), Erik Stottut (Catholic Theology), Dominik Bielinski (Catholic Theology), Lea-Marie Brinkmann (English Studies)

Middle row, from left: Christian Thiel (German Studies), Greta Fisseler (Sustainability Communication), Katherina Brencher (German Studies), Lisa Maren Stöhr (German Studies), Kimberly Pompetzki (German Studies, English Studies), Daniel Richter (German Studies)

Front row, from left: Maja Polidori (Sustainability Communication), Victoria Emilia Holz (Romance Languages), Lisa-Michelle Bege (German Studies, Philosophy), Denise Chantal Möller (German Studies)

Missing from the photo: Lena Biscosi (German Studies, Protestant Theology), Michelle Ißleib (German Studies, English Studies), Carla Schulz (German Studies, Romance Studies), Dominik Watzl (English Studies), Jannis Winzinger (English), 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: Maja Krummel, Katherina Brencher, Lisa Maren Stöhr, Kimberly Pompetzki

Front row, from left: Christian Thiel, Lisa-Michelle Bege, Denise Chantal Möller, Daniel Richter

Missing from the photo: Lena Biscosi, Michelle Ißleib, Carla Schulz, Paula Witzke

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

Missing from the photo: Dominik Watzl

From left: Victoria Emilia Holz (Romance Studies), Greta Fisseler (Sustainability Communication), Maja Polidori (Sustainability Communication)

Missing from the photo: Carla Schulz (Romance Studies)

From left: Erik Stottut (Catholic Theology), Lisa-Michelle Bege (Philosophy), Dominik Bielinski (Catholic Theology), Maja Krummel (Philosophy)

Missing from the photo: Lena Biscosi (Protestant Theology), Emma van Vonderen (Protestant Theology)

First-Year Orientation for the 2026/27 Winter Semester

All the details about our three-day orientation (October 6–8, 2026) will be posted here shortly.

Student counseling during the lecture-free period

Even during the break from classes, we’d like to be there for you with advice and support. Although we won’t be holding weekly office hours during this time, you can still schedule a consultation with us (via Zoom or in person) by emailing beratung.fsr02[at]uni-kassel[dot]de. Of course, you’re also welcome to email us your questions directly.

Our counseling appointments for the 2026/27 winter semester will be announced here and on our social media channels at the start of the semester.

Until then, we hope you enjoy your break from classes, and we’re available by email at any time if you have questions.