Collegium Helveticum

Information for Fellows

As part of the fellowship program at the Collegium, each fellow is asked to host and organize an event. On this page we provide a step-by-step guide for this process. Please study the information carefully and follow the steps as laid out.

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Organizing an event at the Collegium
Information for fellows

Organizing and hosting your own event is a central part of the fellowship experience at the Collegium. Each fellow’s event is individual and organized around their own interests and work, with no single format applied to all events. You can give a lecture, convene a meeting, organize a workshop, host a symposium, set up a conference, curate an exhibition, or develop an entirely new form for your event. The diversity of the event program is a reflection of the variety of projects, people, disciplines, and backgrounds of the fellows at the Collegium. All events by fellows are free-of-charge for attendees, and most are open to the public, making the Collegium a focal point where different audiences can join in the discussion. The Collegium’s staff strives to make the process of organizing your event as a fellow as smooth as possible.

Step-by-step guide

More information regarding the process of how to organize your event at the Collegium as a fellow will follow here shortly.

If you have any questions in the meantime, please contact the responsible person (see contact section below)

Contact

For general questions

Managing Director Mario Wimmer takes care of the Collegium’s academic program and serves as an interlocutor for you along the way. He is your first and primary point of contact, especially in the beginning of the process.

For organizational questions

Head of Administrations Andrea Truttmann from the Events Office is responsible for administrative and organizational aspects of your event at the Collegium.

For questions relating to communications and design

Head of Communications Mick Lehmann supports you with communicating your event to your target audiences.