Wir suchen dich

Wir suchen noch URBI-Studierende für unser Braingame-Team

Braingame: Für das Studierendenteam unseres Wissensquiz suchen wir noch eine Kandidatin von der URBI

Wir suchen dich! Bist Du motiviert und studierst an der URBI Fakultät? Dann unterstütze das Studierenden-Team bei Brain Game 2013. Am 12. November 2013 findet um 19.00 Uhr in der Aula das Wissensquiz der Uni Graz statt. Lehrende sowie Studierende messen sich bei Wissensfragen und Spielen, die aus den Forschungsbereichen aller 6. Fakultäten kommen. Das Studierenden-Team sucht dieses Jahr noch dringend Unterstützung, und zwar eine Kandidatin von der URBI-Fakultät.

Was muss ich tun?
Schreib einfach eine Mail an sieben(at)uni-graz.at mit der Angabe Deines/Deiner Studien und vielleicht bist Du dann am 12. November 2013 mit dabei.

Weitere Info findest Du unter:

http://www.braingame.at/

Konstantinos Tzivanopoulos

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