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===Ökokuller===  
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The project team at the international meeting at ASE in Bucharest in February 2019.

Germany

Nürtingen-Geislingen University (NGU)

  • Dr Ellen Fetzer, Project Coordinator: Ellen Fetzer holds a doctoral degree in landscape architecture from Kassel University, Germany. The focus of her work at Nürtingen-Geislingen University is on computer-supported collaborative learning. She further coordinates a Master programme in landscape architecture. Ellen coordinates this ERASMUS+ project.

    Dr Ellen Fetzer, Project Coordinator: Ellen Fetzer holds a doctoral degree in landscape architecture from Kassel University, Germany. The focus of her work at Nürtingen-Geislingen University is on computer-supported collaborative learning. She further coordinates a Master programme in landscape architecture. Ellen coordinates this ERASMUS+ project.

  • Prof. Dr. Erskin Blunck: Erskin Blunck holds an MBA from Portland State University and a doctoral degree from University of Hohenheim in Stuttgart, Germany. The focus of his work at Nürtingen-Geislingen University is on International Management, Strategy and International Sustainability Management. He is Vice Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, Economics and Management and Programme Director of International Management, which offers Social Entrepreneurship for Local Change as an elective. He is member of the Institute for International Research on Sustainable Management and Renewable Energy (ISR) at Nürtingen-Geislingen University.

    Prof. Dr. Erskin Blunck: Erskin Blunck holds an MBA from Portland State University and a doctoral degree from University of Hohenheim in Stuttgart, Germany. The focus of his work at Nürtingen-Geislingen University is on International Management, Strategy and International Sustainability Management. He is Vice Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, Economics and Management and Programme Director of International Management, which offers Social Entrepreneurship for Local Change as an elective. He is member of the Institute for International Research on Sustainable Management and Renewable Energy (ISR) at Nürtingen-Geislingen University.

  • Prof. Dr. Friedemann Baisch: He covers the field of General Management at NGU since 2005. His research interest is Organziations Design. After a Diploma at University of Stuttgart he developed a profound business and research background by working for e.g. Hewlett-Packard or Fraunhofer Gesellschaft. He holds a doctoral degree from University of Leipzig.

    Prof. Dr. Friedemann Baisch: He covers the field of General Management at NGU since 2005. His research interest is Organziations Design. After a Diploma at University of Stuttgart he developed a profound business and research background by working for e.g. Hewlett-Packard or Fraunhofer Gesellschaft. He holds a doctoral degree from University of Leipzig.

  • Prof. Dr. Dirk Funck: Prof. Dr. Dirk Funck is a lecturer für Retail- and Co-Operation-Management at Nürtingen-Geislingen University in the south of Germany. He is the director for the program "Business and Administration". Besides his activities in the CLLC-program he is leading the DAAD-funded project "Middle East Innovation Lab" (MESIL). His main research fields are Multi-Channel-Retailing, City Marketing and Sustainable Retail-Management. He is chairman of the advisory board of the Rid-Foundation, Munich and therefore in close contact to small and medium sized retailers as lecturer, trainer and coach.

    Prof. Dr. Dirk Funck: Prof. Dr. Dirk Funck is a lecturer für Retail- and Co-Operation-Management at Nürtingen-Geislingen University in the south of Germany. He is the director for the program "Business and Administration". Besides his activities in the CLLC-program he is leading the DAAD-funded project "Middle East Innovation Lab" (MESIL). His main research fields are Multi-Channel-Retailing, City Marketing and Sustainable Retail-Management. He is chairman of the advisory board of the Rid-Foundation, Munich and therefore in close contact to small and medium sized retailers as lecturer, trainer and coach.

  • Prof. Dr. Sebastian H.D. Fiedler: Sebastian H.D. Fiedler holds a PhD in Education (Educational Technology) from the University of Turku, Finland, a MEd in Instructional Design & Technology from the University of Georgia, USA, and a Master in Psychology from the University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany. At HfWU Nürtingen-Geislingen University, he serves as Professor for Digital Transformation. He has worked in industry in various roles on human-centred design, information architecture, usability, and design research.His current research and development interests focus mainly on the emergence of new forms of work and learning in the context of the unfolding digital transformation.

    Prof. Dr. Sebastian H.D. Fiedler: Sebastian H.D. Fiedler holds a PhD in Education (Educational Technology) from the University of Turku, Finland, a MEd in Instructional Design & Technology from the University of Georgia, USA, and a Master in Psychology from the University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany. At HfWU Nürtingen-Geislingen University, he serves as Professor for Digital Transformation. He has worked in industry in various roles on human-centred design, information architecture, usability, and design research.His current research and development interests focus mainly on the emergence of new forms of work and learning in the context of the unfolding digital transformation.

  • Dr Judith Jobse: Judith Jobse earned a PhD degree at Oregon State University (USA) in Ecosystem ecology where she published her dissertation, and taught 17 courses. Before moving to Oregon she earned a MSc in Environmental Sciences from Wageningen University and a BSc in Environmental technology from HAS Den Bosch University of Applied Sciences, while holding practical experience both in the Netherlands and abroad. In 2008 she started at VHL as a lecturer in the (Tropical) Forest and Nature management program. She also lead a 3 year KIGO-project which involved the innovative NGO Rewilding Europe and two Eramus intensive programmes (in 2013 and 2014). Together with VHL colleagues she wrote two publications on nature and wilderness entrepreneurship education. Judith is working on integrating Social Entrepreneurship for Local Change courses into a Minor of Sustainable Entrepreneurship at VHL.

    Dr Judith Jobse: Judith Jobse earned a PhD degree at Oregon State University (USA) in Ecosystem ecology where she published her dissertation, and taught 17 courses. Before moving to Oregon she earned a MSc in Environmental Sciences from Wageningen University and a BSc in Environmental technology from HAS Den Bosch University of Applied Sciences, while holding practical experience both in the Netherlands and abroad. In 2008 she started at VHL as a lecturer in the (Tropical) Forest and Nature management program. She also lead a 3 year KIGO-project which involved the innovative NGO Rewilding Europe and two Eramus intensive programmes (in 2013 and 2014). Together with VHL colleagues she wrote two publications on nature and wilderness entrepreneurship education. Judith is working on integrating Social Entrepreneurship for Local Change courses into a Minor of Sustainable Entrepreneurship at VHL.

  • Jana Nau: Jana Nau holds a MSc in Sustainability, Society and the Environment from Kiel University and a BA in Geography and Economics from the University of Münster. She is the co-founder and project coordinator of the social start-up kulturgrenzenlos e.V., a tandem project between students and refugees in Kiel. The focus of her work is on project development, fundraising and cooperations with university to foster intercultural competences and exchange. At Kiel University she has worked with Design Thinking to create innovative learning concepts, which connect students and civil society. In her training as a change coach, Jana accompanies young teams with the planning and implementing of their projects in the field of social entrepreneurship.

    Jana Nau: Jana Nau holds a MSc in Sustainability, Society and the Environment from Kiel University and a BA in Geography and Economics from the University of Münster. She is the co-founder and project coordinator of the social start-up kulturgrenzenlos e.V., a tandem project between students and refugees in Kiel. The focus of her work is on project development, fundraising and cooperations with university to foster intercultural competences and exchange. At Kiel University she has worked with Design Thinking to create innovative learning concepts, which connect students and civil society. In her training as a change coach, Jana accompanies young teams with the planning and implementing of their projects in the field of social entrepreneurship.

  • Chapin Silberquit, Project Assistant:Chapin Silberquit is in the process of obtaining her MBA in International Management from Nürtingen-Geislingen University. She has a BA in Arts Administration from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, with multiple minor fields of study including entrepreneurship. She has experience working with social enterprises. A recipient of the DAAD scholarship, Chapin’s goal upon graduation is to utilize her management skills in an international organization. Chapin provides support and guidance to students in the CLLC program as well as assisting in the overall organization of CLLC.

    Chapin Silberquit, Project Assistant:Chapin Silberquit is in the process of obtaining her MBA in International Management from Nürtingen-Geislingen University. She has a BA in Arts Administration from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, with multiple minor fields of study including entrepreneurship. She has experience working with social enterprises. A recipient of the DAAD scholarship, Chapin’s goal upon graduation is to utilize her management skills in an international organization. Chapin provides support and guidance to students in the CLLC program as well as assisting in the overall organization of CLLC.

Heldenrat e.V., Beratung für Soziale Bewegungen

  • Dr Linda Kleemann: Linda Kleemann advises social sector and social businesses in strategy and organizational development. She holds a doctoral degree in agricultural and development economics from the University of Kiel, Germany and a master degree in economics. She co-designed and taught the first German MOOC on social entrepreneurship.

    Dr Linda Kleemann: Linda Kleemann advises social sector and social businesses in strategy and organizational development. She holds a doctoral degree in agricultural and development economics from the University of Kiel, Germany and a master degree in economics. She co-designed and taught the first German MOOC on social entrepreneurship.

Romania

Bucharest University for Economic Studies (ASE)

  • Prof. Dr. Monica Dudian: Monica Dudian is a Professor of Economics at the Bucharest University of Economic Studies, where she received her PhD in Economics. She holds a Diplôme Internationale de Management from IAE Toulouse. Her teaching is focused primarily on Microeconomics. She directs research grants and performs research on credit risk and industrial organization.

    Prof. Dr. Monica Dudian: Monica Dudian is a Professor of Economics at the Bucharest University of Economic Studies, where she received her PhD in Economics. She holds a Diplôme Internationale de Management from IAE Toulouse. Her teaching is focused primarily on Microeconomics. She directs research grants and performs research on credit risk and industrial organization.

  • Prof. Dr. Carmen Păunescu: Dr. Carmen Paunescu is a Professor of Entrepreneurship and Quality Management at the UNESCO Department for Business Administration, the Bucharest University of Economic Studies (ASE), Romania. She holds a doctoral degree in Economics from ASE and works with the university for 21 years. She also studied and conducted research at various universities from Italy, Sweeden, Belgium, France and the US. In 2004, Carmen received the prestigious Fulbright Scholarship at Loyola University New Orleans, New Orleans, USA. Dr Păunescu is a PhD advisor in Business Administration, with more than 15 doctors and doctoral students conducting research under her supervision. Carmen’s research interests lie in the areas of social entrepreneurship, social innovation, business continuity, entrepreneurship education, and corporate entrepreneurship. Her teaching interests include Social Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurship and Business Development, Business Quality and Innovation and Business Negotiations. She is author and co-author of several books or book chapters, as well as many research articles. Carmen has many years of experience with education, training, project leadership and project evaluation, having been involved in Erasmus+, Structural Funds and Romanian Government projects throughout the EU.

    Prof. Dr. Carmen Păunescu: Dr. Carmen Paunescu is a Professor of Entrepreneurship and Quality Management at the UNESCO Department for Business Administration, the Bucharest University of Economic Studies (ASE), Romania. She holds a doctoral degree in Economics from ASE and works with the university for 21 years. She also studied and conducted research at various universities from Italy, Sweeden, Belgium, France and the US. In 2004, Carmen received the prestigious Fulbright Scholarship at Loyola University New Orleans, New Orleans, USA. Dr Păunescu is a PhD advisor in Business Administration, with more than 15 doctors and doctoral students conducting research under her supervision. Carmen’s research interests lie in the areas of social entrepreneurship, social innovation, business continuity, entrepreneurship education, and corporate entrepreneurship. Her teaching interests include Social Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurship and Business Development, Business Quality and Innovation and Business Negotiations. She is author and co-author of several books or book chapters, as well as many research articles. Carmen has many years of experience with education, training, project leadership and project evaluation, having been involved in Erasmus+, Structural Funds and Romanian Government projects throughout the EU.

  • Dr Carmen Acatrinei: Dr. Carmen Acatrinei is a Lecturer at the Marketing Department, The Bucharest University of Economic Studies (ASE), Romania. She holds a doctoral degree in Economic Sciences – Marketing, title obtained from ASE in 2011 and works in the university for more than 11 years. Carmen has been studying and conducting research about the online environment and the employment of its marketing tools. Her teaching is mainly focused on online marketing. She is author and co-author of several books or book chapters, as well as many research articles. Carmen has been involved in Erasmus+, Structural Funds and Romanian Government projects throughout the EU.

    Dr Carmen Acatrinei: Dr. Carmen Acatrinei is a Lecturer at the Marketing Department, The Bucharest University of Economic Studies (ASE), Romania. She holds a doctoral degree in Economic Sciences – Marketing, title obtained from ASE in 2011 and works in the university for more than 11 years. Carmen has been studying and conducting research about the online environment and the employment of its marketing tools. Her teaching is mainly focused on online marketing. She is author and co-author of several books or book chapters, as well as many research articles. Carmen has been involved in Erasmus+, Structural Funds and Romanian Government projects throughout the EU.

Atelier MERCI

  • Daniela Staciu: Ms. Daniela Staciu is Ph.D. student at the Bucharest University of Economics, Business Administration Doctoral School where she does research in social entrepreneurship, circular business models, circular economy and rural entrepreneurship.Apart from research, she and a colleague run a social business in clothing manufacturing and recycling “Atelier MERCI” and a mobile dental office for disenfranchised children from rural areas in Romania. In 2018-2019, Daniela was awarded the Fulbright Student Award and did research at Penn State University, Pennsylvania, United States. While in the Humanitarian Engineering and Social Entrepreneurship program at Penn State, Daniela’s research was focused on social entrepreneurship, a sustainable problem-solving approach for disenfranchised communities all around the world. Daniela worked with the students from the College of Engineering, and looked into enablers and barriers of entrepreneurial mindset, team dynamics, human center design and into a variety of processes related to developing a social venture. She aims to use models of social entrepreneurship as sustainable economic solutions to community development issues. In 2018 she was awarded the International Women of Courage Award in Romania from the U.S. Embassy in Romania.

    Daniela Staciu: Ms. Daniela Staciu is Ph.D. student at the Bucharest University of Economics, Business Administration Doctoral School where she does research in social entrepreneurship, circular business models, circular economy and rural entrepreneurship.Apart from research, she and a colleague run a social business in clothing manufacturing and recycling “Atelier MERCI” and a mobile dental office for disenfranchised children from rural areas in Romania. In 2018-2019, Daniela was awarded the Fulbright Student Award and did research at Penn State University, Pennsylvania, United States. While in the Humanitarian Engineering and Social Entrepreneurship program at Penn State, Daniela’s research was focused on social entrepreneurship, a sustainable problem-solving approach for disenfranchised communities all around the world. Daniela worked with the students from the College of Engineering, and looked into enablers and barriers of entrepreneurial mindset, team dynamics, human center design and into a variety of processes related to developing a social venture. She aims to use models of social entrepreneurship as sustainable economic solutions to community development issues. In 2018 she was awarded the International Women of Courage Award in Romania from the U.S. Embassy in Romania.

WWF Romania

  • Oana Mondoc: Oana Mondoc is a campaigner, community organiser and project innovator working to bring lasting change in our world. In the last 8 years, as part of WWF, she has joined people in the field of ecology, technology, arts&culture to spark ideas with a positive impact for people&planet. She has led projects related to ecotourism, social entepreneurship, community based conservation, coordinated the Bison Hillock field research and internship programme; Currently putting in motion WWF's "Panda Labs" a framework for accelerating and amplifying innovation, in particular using emerging technologies with positive social and environmental impact; Most of the time you will find her in the rural landscape of the South Western Carpathians, her sourse of energy, working side by side with the people from the Bison Hillock area.

    Oana Mondoc: Oana Mondoc is a campaigner, community organiser and project innovator working to bring lasting change in our world. In the last 8 years, as part of WWF, she has joined people in the field of ecology, technology, arts&culture to spark ideas with a positive impact for people&planet. She has led projects related to ecotourism, social entepreneurship, community based conservation, coordinated the Bison Hillock field research and internship programme; Currently putting in motion WWF's "Panda Labs" a framework for accelerating and amplifying innovation, in particular using emerging technologies with positive social and environmental impact; Most of the time you will find her in the rural landscape of the South Western Carpathians, her sourse of energy, working side by side with the people from the Bison Hillock area.

Estonia

Estonian University of Life Sciences (EMU)

  • Dr Roger Evans: Dr Roger Evans is a Senior Consultant specialising in: product and service development in social entrepreneurship, rural tourism, food & activity tourism, rural community and rural business enterprise; project development; education and training for small enterprises in rural areas; the development of vocational education & qualifications with an emphasis on social entrepreneurship, micro business development, rural tourism, craft and local food production, rural community and rural development education, training and curriculum development. He holds a PhD in Agriculture and worked for the Scottish Agricultural College as a senior lecturer, trainer and consultant for 25 years. More recently he established his own training and development company in Estonia and has undertaken roles as a Board Member of 2 Social Enterprises and the with Euracademy. He undertakes training and business development throughout the EU and also works as a Nature Based Tourism Senior Specialist teaching and developing projects at the University of Life Sciences in Estonia. Roger has many years of experience with education, training, e-learning, consultancy, project leadership and project evaluation throughout Europe having been involved in EU Interreg, Phare, Structural Funds, Leonardo da Vinci, Erasmus+, EQUAL and Estonian, UK and Finnish Government projects throughout the EU and in Africa.

    Dr Roger Evans: Dr Roger Evans is a Senior Consultant specialising in: product and service development in social entrepreneurship, rural tourism, food & activity tourism, rural community and rural business enterprise; project development; education and training for small enterprises in rural areas; the development of vocational education & qualifications with an emphasis on social entrepreneurship, micro business development, rural tourism, craft and local food production, rural community and rural development education, training and curriculum development. He holds a PhD in Agriculture and worked for the Scottish Agricultural College as a senior lecturer, trainer and consultant for 25 years. More recently he established his own training and development company in Estonia and has undertaken roles as a Board Member of 2 Social Enterprises and the with Euracademy. He undertakes training and business development throughout the EU and also works as a Nature Based Tourism Senior Specialist teaching and developing projects at the University of Life Sciences in Estonia. Roger has many years of experience with education, training, e-learning, consultancy, project leadership and project evaluation throughout Europe having been involved in EU Interreg, Phare, Structural Funds, Leonardo da Vinci, Erasmus+, EQUAL and Estonian, UK and Finnish Government projects throughout the EU and in Africa.

  • Tarmo Pilving: Tarmo Pilving is a PhD student (research topic "Cooperation and partnerships between private, public and nonprofit stakeholders in Estonian rural tourism"), lecturer In Estonian University of Life Sciences and nature tourism entrepreneur.

    Tarmo Pilving: Tarmo Pilving is a PhD student (research topic "Cooperation and partnerships between private, public and nonprofit stakeholders in Estonian rural tourism"), lecturer In Estonian University of Life Sciences and nature tourism entrepreneur.

Estonian Social Enterprise Network (SEV)

  • Erkki Kubber: Erkki Kubber is a social enterprise trainer who helps social enterprises achieve their goals. He feels that every single one of us should achieve their potential in life through meaningful activities, and this is what drives him each day to help others. He is leading the most popular youth program in Estonia, Changemakers. He holds a bachelor's degree in Public Administration with a minor in Business Managment from Tallinn University of Technology. At the moment he is getting his Masters Degree in Communication Management at Tartu University. Besides academic knowledge, he has practical experience in entrepreneurship through direct sales in the US, selling educational products door-to-door, creating more than 7900 contacts within 9 months. He has sold more than 110 000 $ worth of products(the average bought is around 330-520 dollars) as well as executed all ordering, inventory, sales, accounting, scheduling, presentation and delivery of the products.

    Erkki Kubber: Erkki Kubber is a social enterprise trainer who helps social enterprises achieve their goals. He feels that every single one of us should achieve their potential in life through meaningful activities, and this is what drives him each day to help others. He is leading the most popular youth program in Estonia, Changemakers. He holds a bachelor's degree in Public Administration with a minor in Business Managment from Tallinn University of Technology. At the moment he is getting his Masters Degree in Communication Management at Tartu University. Besides academic knowledge, he has practical experience in entrepreneurship through direct sales in the US, selling educational products door-to-door, creating more than 7900 contacts within 9 months. He has sold more than 110 000 $ worth of products(the average bought is around 330-520 dollars) as well as executed all ordering, inventory, sales, accounting, scheduling, presentation and delivery of the products.

Ökokuller (associated local community)

  • Kaisa Linno: Kaisa was a teacher in Tallinn who traded city life for country life 10 years ago, moving to the Lahemaa national park with her family. Since then she has been a community activist working at the local community centre and empowers NGOs to improve rural life together. Understanding that much can be done in the field of tourism inside a national park, she went back to university and got her second master's degree in nature-based tourism from the Estonian University of Life Sciences. Since then she has created NGO Ökokuller to find ways how local community can be involved in and benefit from tourism, especially in Lahemaa.

    Kaisa Linno: Kaisa was a teacher in Tallinn who traded city life for country life 10 years ago, moving to the Lahemaa national park with her family. Since then she has been a community activist working at the local community centre and empowers NGOs to improve rural life together. Understanding that much can be done in the field of tourism inside a national park, she went back to university and got her second master's degree in nature-based tourism from the Estonian University of Life Sciences. Since then she has created NGO Ökokuller to find ways how local community can be involved in and benefit from tourism, especially in Lahemaa.

The Netherlands

Van Hall Larenstein (VHL)

  • Daan van der Linde: Daan van der Linde is a Agricultural engineer. He moved away from the field of agriculture towards the field of regional development and spatial planning. He is primarily interested in the interactive planning techniques, with a strong interest in involving stakeholder groups in planning decisions. He is an active supporter of sustainable development in the Van Hall Larenstein UAS organization and chairs the Sustainability Network Group. As a teacher he is convinced that students in higher education must be immersed in ‘real-life situations’. For this purpose, Mr. van der Linde is active in the local Arnhem and Rheden network. Daan is also a promotor of international cooperation and is active in an international EU network: Community Learning for Local Change. (Fetzer, 2019) This network is fully integrated in the Green entrepreneurship learning module, with the aim to provide an international learning environment for the ML students.Since September 2017, he is part of the new Management for the Living Environment-course, but also of Forestry and nature Management-course and the Land and Water Management-course. He will take the role of coordinator, teacher and tutor in this course. He has his MSc in Plant Protection Sciences from Wageningen University and his personal interests include cycling, hiking, reading, city trips and photography.

    Daan van der Linde: Daan van der Linde is a Agricultural engineer. He moved away from the field of agriculture towards the field of regional development and spatial planning. He is primarily interested in the interactive planning techniques, with a strong interest in involving stakeholder groups in planning decisions. He is an active supporter of sustainable development in the Van Hall Larenstein UAS organization and chairs the Sustainability Network Group. As a teacher he is convinced that students in higher education must be immersed in ‘real-life situations’. For this purpose, Mr. van der Linde is active in the local Arnhem and Rheden network. Daan is also a promotor of international cooperation and is active in an international EU network: Community Learning for Local Change. (Fetzer, 2019) This network is fully integrated in the Green entrepreneurship learning module, with the aim to provide an international learning environment for the ML students.Since September 2017, he is part of the new Management for the Living Environment-course, but also of Forestry and nature Management-course and the Land and Water Management-course. He will take the role of coordinator, teacher and tutor in this course. He has his MSc in Plant Protection Sciences from Wageningen University and his personal interests include cycling, hiking, reading, city trips and photography.

  • Freddy van Dijken:Freddy is the coordinator of a new Bachelor Programme, Management of the Living Environment (Urban Spatial and Environmental Planning) with the specialization, Smart City Development at the University of Applied Sciences, Van Hall Larenstein in Velp. He studied Garden and Landscape Architecture at the University of Applied Sciences, Van Hall Larenstein and worked as as a coordinator for that course. He is interested in connecting people and politics. He likes the challenge of translating all wishes and requirements into (new) changes or new business. He is also involved in urban development, community engagement and active citizenship. Freddy is also working as a programme manager of a course in Arnhem; a project to promote the city of Arnhem for students. It aims to foster partnership working between the three Universities of Applied Sciences in the municipality of Arnhem.

    Freddy van Dijken:Freddy is the coordinator of a new Bachelor Programme, Management of the Living Environment (Urban Spatial and Environmental Planning) with the specialization, Smart City Development at the University of Applied Sciences, Van Hall Larenstein in Velp. He studied Garden and Landscape Architecture at the University of Applied Sciences, Van Hall Larenstein and worked as as a coordinator for that course. He is interested in connecting people and politics. He likes the challenge of translating all wishes and requirements into (new) changes or new business. He is also involved in urban development, community engagement and active citizenship. Freddy is also working as a programme manager of a course in Arnhem; a project to promote the city of Arnhem for students. It aims to foster partnership working between the three Universities of Applied Sciences in the municipality of Arnhem.

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