4. AYY - Basics
Education policy
Social policy
Student Sports
International affairs Advocacy
Housing
Tutoring
Rental services
Healthcare
Parties Community Services
Activities
Facilities
Associations & Clubs
5. AYY
People
Emmi Rönkkö Tuomas Haapala Joel Lehikoinen Maiju Seppälä Pauliina Ikäheimo Salla Seppälä OPN
CHEM ELEC SCI ENG ECON ARTS
6. AYY – Academic Affairs
Goals Means
• The students are happy • Direct meetings
• World-class teaching • Statements
• User-centric and developing • Working groups
services • Student representatives
• International aspects • Associations
abound
• Alumni as members of
community
7. AYY – Education Policy
Goals Means
• University admission reform • Working through SYL
• Structural reform • Direct statements
• University funding • Joint work with Aalto
• Tuition fee trial • Meetings
9. The Aalto Project
2007: We need an Innovation University
2008: Large donation to endowment
2009: AaltoES etc.
2010: The university starts working
2011: Focusing the strategy
2012: Degree reform & Campus
10. Aalto University
Entre- Teaching &
Develop-
IT Library Alumni preneur- Space Career Research
ment
ship Support
Aalto Aalto Aalto Aalto Aalto Aalto
Study Services ENG ELEC SCI CHEM ECON ARTS
HR
Accounting
Communication Degree Degree Degree Degree Degree Degree
Programs Programs Programs Programs Programs Programs
Research Support
International
11. University Regulations
Foundation
Code of Academic Integrity
General Regulations By-Laws
General Guideline on
Credit Transfer University
By-Laws
By-Laws of the Committee of
Academic Affairs
Tutkintosäännöt Aalto-yliopiston
Tutkintosäännöt Aalto-yliopiston
Tutkintosäännöt johtosääntö
Aalto-yliopiston
Tutkintosäännöt johtosääntö
Aalto-yliopiston
Tutkintosäännöt
General Degree johtosääntö
Aalto-yliopiston
Regulations johtosääntö
School
johtosääntö
By-Laws
12. Strategy
1. Reaching world-class status through cooperation
2. A better world, a stronger Finland
3. Technology, business and art & design
4. Research, teaching, art & creativity cooperation
5. Passion, freedom, courage, responsibility, high
ethics
6. Aalto ECON, ARTS, ELEC, ENG, CHEM, SCI
13. Strategy (teaching)
1. Improving Student/Teacher Ratio and Student
Guidance
2. Creating a Learning-Centred Culture and
Teaching Methods
3. Building Teaching and Academic Leadership
4. Assessing the Quality of Teaching and
Learning
5. Merging Research, Art and Pedagogy in
Academic Activities
17. Otaniemi
2013
Discussions, decisions, Construction Phase I ready
project plans competition I Constrution competition II
Construction of phase II
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Architect Construction of phase I Construction
competition I Architect competition II continues
21. Student Representatives
• Are required by law
• Appointed through a
formal process
• Work independently Staff Students
• Get support from AYY
• Are volunteers
Professors
22. Working in University Administration
• Most of the work Discussions
revolves around
meetings Formal invitation
• However, informal work
produces the most Discussions
results
• Discussions, discussions, Meeting
discussions…
Reporting,
discussions
23. Meeting Structure
1. Coming into order
2. Points of Information
3. Decisions
4. Discussions
5. End
24. How a Meeting Runs
• At the start, • Points of Information
– Take stock of – Points of Information
participants aren’t usually debated
– Ensure legality • Decisions
– Ensure quorum – A formal body may make
– Appoint officers decisions which are
– Confirm order of work either sent upwards or
are implemented by civil
servants
• Discussions
– Not formal decisions
25. Making Decisions
• Introduction
• General Debate
• Detailed Debate
• Opposing Motions
• Vote
• Decision
26. Public Powers
• There are certain formal requirements to using
public powers
– Any decision to use public powers which doesn’t
follow this procedure is null and void
• The use of public powers must not result in
personal gain or gain to organizations you govern
or people close to you
– If this might happen, you must disqualify yourself and
not influence decision-making in any way.
• All material related to decisions using public
powers is always public
27. Tips & Tricks
• You can use a Point of Order to interrupt an irrelevant
discussion or to propose a technical way forward.
– A Point of Order passes the queue.
• You are not obligated to make a decision which you feel is
illegal.
– You can leave a minority opinion to protect yourself from
legal repercussions.
• If a radical new proposition comes on the table or you’re
unsure of something, feel free to call for a recess.
• An item can be tabled until the next meeting.
– A tabled item will be raised at the next meeting as-is.
29. Achievement
”There is no limit to what you
can achieve as long as you don’t
care who gets the glory.”
- Jarno Lappalainen (?)
30. Change
”The Soviet Union did not
collapse due to economics,
to single-party rule, to
bureaucracy, to the arms
race, to losing the
technology race, but due
to the fact that no one had
to face the consequences
of their actions.”
- Mikhail Gorbachev
31. Partnership
“The TEE Panels were impressed by the
Aalto students’ motivation, talent,
openness and honesty, and encouraged
them to take an active role, and, together
with the teachers, to create a learning
community with a passion for learning and
discovery.”
- Martti Raevaara