The Academic Senate completed its term of office
In the final session, there was a discussion on the remuneration of senators or the promotion of eco-travel.
In connection with the escalation of the war conflict in Ukraine, we expect many refugees to arrive in the coming days throughout our country, including the South Moravian Region. Together with the regional authorities and municipal councils, we consider it necessary to help solve their difficult situation. Without many volunteers and their long-term, systematic and expert help, we cannot do it.
Since last week, we have been in contact with the MUNI HELP coordinators on this matter.
We expect that our faculty will be among the first to be asked for help, as we have the necessary competencies in translation, interpreting, psychological assistance, or pedagogy.
You can offer your skills and strengths through the MUNI HELPS app – registration is open to the general public. It's easy, and the university has prepared a web and mobile version. The key is to fill in the profile correctly to know what areas we can contact volunteers in. More about the app here.
How it works:
We also have a Volunteerism course for learners, which earns two credits upon completion. You can request its additional enrollment by the end of April (email me at ). Alternatively, you can enroll in the course in the fall semester and provide proof of the required 40 volunteer hours worked at any time this year.
Thank you for helping!
In the final session, there was a discussion on the remuneration of senators or the promotion of eco-travel.
At 4:00 PM, you are invited to the Dean's Meeting Room. The agenda will include a discussion on the financial evaluation of the work of the Senate and other activities within the framework of the Hour of Truth.