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Elisabeth Riebenbauer vertritt in Braingame die SOWI-Fakultät

Für Elisabeth Riebenbauer ist spielen im Team wichtig

Am kommenden Dienstag, den 12. November 2013, gibt es wieder Spannung und Spaß in der Aula der Uni Graz: Dann treten bei der dritten Auflage von "Braingame", das Wissensquiz der Uni Graz, wieder sechs Lehrende gegen sechs Studierende gegeneinander an. Wir stellen in den nächsten Tagen sechs KandidatInnen, jeweils drei aus beiden Teams, vor.

Elisabeth Riebenbauer vertritt die SOWI-Fakultät im WissenschafterInnen-Team.

Ich spiele (und gewinne) gern, ich lerne gerne, ich lache gerne – da erscheint mir Braingame genau richtig. Meine speziellen Interessensgebiete sind Rechnungswesen-Didaktik, Übungsfirma und Reflexivität (beruflich) sowie Volleyball, Reisen und Fotografieren in meiner freien Zeit.

Alle KandidatInnen auf einem Blick: http://www.braingame.at/

Anmeldung unter sieben(at)uni-graz.at oder +43 316 380 1007

Konstantinos Tzivanopoulos

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