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Date: Tuesday, 12th of May Time: 17:00 Place: SH108, Socialhögskolan, Allhelgona Kyrkogatan 8, 223 62 Lund PLUTO is the Interdisciplinary section of the Social Sciences Student Union. PLUTO's purpose is to support, represent, and build a community for the increasing number of students studying interdisciplinary social science programs at Lund University. This includes the students studying in the:
If you are studying under PLUTO's educational mandate (see the list of programmes above), and if you are a member of the Social Sciences Student Union, you have a right to vote and to candidate to vacant positions at the Section Meeting! The following positions are vacant and open for candidacy: The Presidium: (NOTE: the section can only be active if a Presidium is elected)
The Education Committee:
The deadline to candidate is Friday, the 8th of May at 23:59. If you miss the deadline to candidate via the form and are interested in vacant positions, email [email protected].
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Date: Thursday, 13th of May
Time: 16:30 Place: SH128, Gamla Köket (Socialhögskolan), Allhelgona Kyrkogata 8, 223 62 Lund Sent to:
Please note that participation in Assembly meetings is only mandatory for Assembly members, and Board members and full-timers of the Social Sciences Student Union. Assembly members are asked to please confirm their attendance by responding to this email. The Meeting The meeting will be held with English as the working language. All members of the Social Sciences Student Union have the right to attend Assembly meetings, and partake in the discussions. Those constantly co-opted also have the right to make moves in the meeting (propose amendments), with the exception of Inspector and Pro-inspector. Assembly members hold the right to vote when the meeting goes into decision. For more information about the rules in place for Assembly meetings, see the Policy for Assembly Procedure. Agenda and documents At the sixth meeting of the Assembly the Action Plan, Political Action Plan and Budget for the coming operational year is decided. The report on the Political Action Plan and By-elections for the coming operational year are treated. Other submitted errands are treated if time allows. Agenda and documents for the meeting will be sent out to Assembly members and constantly co-opted 5 business days before the meeting, May 6th. The meeting documents will also be made available for all members on the Social Sciences Student Union’s website. Motions and errands Is there a point you wish to see raised during the Assembly’s meeting? In that case, you must submit this before the corresponding deadline. The following deadlines apply: Motions – latest 28 April A motion is a suggestion for a decision submitted by an individual member of the student union. It could propose something you want the student union to do, a new rule you want to implement, or an opinion you think that the student union should promote. All motions that are submitted receive a written response by the Board of the student union. Therefore, motions must be submitted no later than 10 business days before the meeting, i.e. latest April 28th. We encourage you to follow the student union’s Motions Template. Make sure that your suggestion for decision, i.e. your move, is clearly stated. Send your motion to [email protected] Discussions – latest 5 May Is there something that you want the Assembly to discuss? Submit your question to the Assembly Presiding Committee ([email protected]) no later than 6 business days before the meeting, i.e. latest February 18th. Your discussion point should have a clearly outlined question, and please include some background as to why you wish for the question to be raised. Information – latest 5 May Do you hold a position of trust in the student union, and want to inform the Assembly of something? Submit your information point to the Assembly Presiding Committee ([email protected]) no later than 6 business days before the meeting, i.e. latest May 5th. Large information points should be submitted accompanied by a written document. Interpellation – latest 28 April Members of the Social Sciences Student Union are able to direct formal questions, called interpellations, towards trustees of the student union, which they are then obligated to respond to before the Assembly. Interpellations must be submitted in writing to the Speaker of the Assembly ([email protected]) no later than 10 business days before the meeting. Late errands Errands that are submitted after the above-presented deadlines, may only be treated if a qualified majority of the Assembly agrees to it. Elections On the Election Assembly meeting #2, 25th of April, elections to positions of trust within the Social Sciences Student Union for the operational year 2026/2027 are handled. Are you interested in becoming an active part of the Student Union next year? Apply to a position without a nominated candidate on Election meeting #2! The summons to the meeting and other information can be found on the Student Union’s website. If you are intending to candidate on the spot, please inform us by sending an email to [email protected]! A complete list of all of the Social Sciences Student Union’s positions of trust and who has been nominated to which position can be found here: Summary of nominations, candidatures and vacant positions for operational year 2026/2027 The positions of trust that are left vacant after Election meeting #2 are by-elected at the sixth Assembly meeting, May 13th. Do you want to apply for such a position? Send a mail with which position you are interested in and a text describing who you are, why you have chosen to apply to the position and what relevant experience you have to [email protected]. Responses submitted will be presented to the Assembly, which will hold elections to vacant positions of trust during its meeting on May 13. Candidates are also invited to present themselves in person at the meeting! Elections will be held early-on in the meeting. Once the meeting documents have been sent (May 6th), the Assembly Presiding Committee will inform you of an appropriate time to show up. The last day to apply in advance is on 5 May. Afterwards, it is still possible to candidate by showing up at the meeting. If you are intending to candidate on the spot, please inform us by sending an email to [email protected]! On duty, Erik Sånemyr Speaker of the Assembly The Social Sciences Student Union at Lund University 2026-04-21 Nominations for vacant Fulltimer positions
The Nominating Council hereby nominates the following candidate as being suitable for a Fulltimer position in the Social Sciences Student Union:
Nominations for vacant Board positions The Nominating Council hereby nominates the following candidates as being suitable for the positions as board members of the Social Sciences Student Union:
Nominations for internal positions of trust: The Nominating Council hereby nominates the following candidates as being suitable for positions of trust within the Social Sciences Student Union:
Nominations to student representative positions and vacant positions: To find a complete list of all positions for the operational year 2026/2027, see the following document: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Z6sTpZ59jXw_x1xlJeVoOh3t1IKObPrATWR_1Glb9ko/edit?usp=sharing Election and counter-candidacies The election errands of the Fulltimers and the Board are to be held at the election meeting of the Assembly on April 25th. All ordinary members are welcome to participate and offer their thoughts on the candidates. More information about the Assembly election meeting can be found here on the website. If you wish to counter-candidate to a position with a nominated candidate, you must counter-candidate no later than April 17th, by sending an email to [email protected]. State clearly in your email to which position you wish to counter-candidate, and include a presentation of you as a candidate. To any position without a nominated candidate, one may candidate on the spot at the Election Meeting. Hanna Fremle Chairperson of the Nominating Council 2026-03-11 Date: Saturday, 25th of April
Time: 13:00 Place: SH128, Gamla Köket (Socialhögskolan), Allhelgona Kyrkogata 8, 223 62 Lund Sent to:
Please note that participation in Assembly meetings is only mandatory for Assembly members, and Board members and full-timers of the Social Sciences Student Union. Assembly members are asked to please confirm their attendance by responding to this email. Election Meeting – elections for the upcoming year The Social Sciences Student Union Assembly conducts elections for the upcoming academic year (2026/2027) in two special Election Meetings. The 1st meeting, taking place on 25 March, saw elections to the student union’s full-time positions and Board member positions. The 2nd meeting, taking place on 25 April, will see elections to the student union’s other internal positions of trust and to student representative positions at the Faculty of Social Sciences and its departments. Additionally, elections to vacant full-time positions and Board member positions will be seen to. The Nominating Council has announced the opportunity to apply to these positions, with the deadline April 2nd. Nominations & counter-candidacy The Nominating Council will announce its nominations for the 2nd Election meeting on March 13th. If you thereafter wish to counter-candidate to a position with a nominated candidate, you must counter-candidate no later than April 17th, by sending an email to [email protected]. State clearly in your email to which position you wish to counter-candidate, and include a presentation of you as a candidate. To any position without a nominated candidate, one may candidate on the spot at the Election Meeting. Rules of the meeting The meeting will be held with English as the working language. All members of the Social Sciences Student Union have the right to attend Assembly meetings, and partake in the discussions. Those constantly co-opted also have the right to make moves in the meeting (propose amendments), with the exception of Inspector and Pro-inspector. Assembly members hold the right to vote when the meeting goes into decision. For more information about the rules in place for Assembly meetings, see the Policy for Assembly Procedure. Agenda and documents Agenda and documents for the meeting will be sent out to Assembly members and constantly co-opted 5 business days before the meeting, March 20th. The meeting documents will also be made available for all members on the Social Sciences Student Union’s website. Motions and errands? During Election Meetings, only election errands for the upcoming academic year are treated. Do you have a proposal or initiative you want the Assembly to discuss? In that case, your next chance to raise your errand will be at the next ordinary Assembly meeting taking place on May 13th. Submit your motions or interpellations no later than April 28th, and send your discussion points or information points no later than May 5th. Send your errand to [email protected]! On duty, Erik Sånemyr Speaker of the Assembly The Social Sciences Student Union at Lund University 2026-04-01 Nominations for Fulltimer positions
The Nominating Council hereby nominates the following candidate as being suitable for a Fulltimer position in the Social Sciences Student Union:
Nominations for the Board The Nominating Council hereby nominates the following candidates as being suitable for the positions as board members of the Social Sciences Student Union.
Election and counter-candidacies The election errands of the Fulltimers and the Board are to be held at the election meeting of the Assembly on March 25th. All ordinary members are welcome to participate and offer their thoughts on the candidates. More information about the Assembly election meeting can be found here on the website. If you wish to counter-candidate to a position with a nominated candidate, you must counter-candidate no later than March 17th, by sending an email to [email protected]. State clearly in your email to which position you wish to counter-candidate, and include a presentation of you as a candidate. To any Board and Fulltimer position without a nominated candidate, one may candidate on the spot at the Election Meeting. Hanna Fremle Chairperson of the Nominating Council 2026-03-11 The nominating council hereby announces the positions of trust at the Social sciences student union at Lund university for the operational year 26/27. Applications are open until the 2nd of April.
Are you, or someone you know, perfect for one of the union’s positions of trust? Candidate, or nominate a friend! The positions you can apply for are: - Full-timer (4) - Board member (8) - Committee generals - Chairperson and vice chairperson of the education committee - Chairperson of a study council (9 study councils) - Student representatives at faculty and department level - SFS-FUM delegates - Auditors - Election committee - Nominating council A link to descriptions of the different positions, as well as a post registry, can be found here! In order to candidate to an internal position of trust, you have to fill in this form! And in order to candidate for a student representative position, you fill in this form! Do you wish to nominate someone? Send in your nomination in this form! The last day to nominate for the different positions is the 31st of March at 23:59. If you have any questions, send an email to [email protected]. Summons to the 1st Election Meeting of the Social Sciences Student Union Assembly, 2025/20263/4/2026 Date: Wednesday, 25th of March
Time: 17:00 Place: SH128, Gamla Köket (Socialhögskolan), Allhelgona Kyrkogata 8, 223 62 Lund Sent to:
Please note that participation in Assembly meetings is only mandatory for Assembly members, and Board members and full-timers of the Social Sciences Student Union. Assembly members are asked to please confirm their attendance by responding to this email. Election Meeting – elections for the upcoming year The Social Sciences Student Union Assembly conducts elections for the upcoming academic year (2026/2027) in two special Election Meetings. The 1st meeting, taking place on 25 March, will see elections to the student union’s full-time positions and Board member positions. The Nominating Council has announced the opportunity to apply to these positions, with the deadline March 4th. The 2nd meeting, taking place on 25 April, will see elections to the student union’s other internal positions of trust and to student representative positions at the Faculty of Social Sciences and its departments. The Nominating Council has announced the opportunity to apply to these positions, with the deadline April 2nd. Nominations & counter-candidacy The Nominating Council will announce its nominations for the 1st Election meeting on March 11th. If you thereafter wish to counter-candidate to a position with a nominated candidate, you must counter-candidate no later than March 17th, by sending an email to [email protected]. State clearly in your email to which position you wish to counter-candidate, and include a presentation of you as a candidate. To any position without a nominated candidate, one may candidate on the spot at the Election Meeting. Rules of the meeting The meeting will be held with English as the working language. All members of the Social Sciences Student Union have the right to attend Assembly meetings, and partake in the discussions. Those constantly co-opted also have the right to make moves in the meeting (propose amendments), with the exception of Inspector and Pro-inspector. Assembly members hold the right to vote when the meeting goes into decision. For more information about the rules in place for Assembly meetings, see the Policy for Assembly Procedure. Agenda and documents Agenda and documents for the meeting will be sent out to Assembly members and constantly co-opted 5 business days before the meeting, March 18th. The meeting documents will also be made available for all members on the Social Sciences Student Union’s website. Motions and errands? During Election Meetings, only election errands for the upcoming academic year are treated. Do you have a proposal or initiative you want the Assembly to discuss? In that case, your next chance to raise your errand will be at the next ordinary Assembly meeting taking place on May 13th. Submit your motions or interpellations no later than April 28th, and send your discussion points or information points no later than May 5th. Send your errand to [email protected]! On duty, Erik Sånemyr Speaker of the Assembly The Social Sciences Student Union at Lund University 2026-03-04 The nominating council hereby announces the positions of trust at the Social sciences student union at Lund university for the year 26/27. The application is open, starting today and until March 4th for fulltimer and board member positions, and the remaining positions can be applied to until the 2nd of April.
Are you, or someone you know, perfect for one of the union’s positions of trust? Candidate, or nominate a friend! The positions you can apply for are: - Full-timer (4) - Board member (8) - Committee generals - Chairperson and vice chairperson of the education committee - Chairperson of a study council (9 study councils) - Student representatives at faculty and department level - SFS-FUM delegates - Auditors - Election committee - Nominating council - And many more... A link to descriptions of the different positions, as well as a post registry, can be found here! In order to candidate to an internal position of trust, you have to fill in this form! And in order to candidate for a student representative position, you fill in this form! Do you wish to nominate someone? Send in your nomination in this form! The last day to nominate for fulltimer and board member positions is the 2nd of March at 23:59, and for the remaining positions the 31st of March at 23:59. If you have any questions, send an email to [email protected]. Date: Thursday, 26th of February
Time: 17:00 Place: SH128, Gamla Köket (Socialhögskolan), Allhelgona Kyrkogata 8, 223 62 Lund Sent to:
Please note that participation in Assembly meetings is only mandatory for Assembly members, and Board members and full-timers of the Social Sciences Student Union. Assembly members are asked to please confirm their attendance by responding to this email. The Meeting The meeting will be held with English as the working language. All members of the Social Sciences Student Union have the right to attend Assembly meetings, and partake in the discussions. Those constantly co-opted also have the right to make moves in the meeting (propose amendments), with the exception of Inspector and Pro-inspector. Assembly members hold the right to vote when the meeting goes into decision. For more information about the rules in place for Assembly meetings, see the Policy for Assembly Procedure. Agenda and documents At the fifth meeting of the Assembly decisions for the dates for the Assembly election and the proposal to update the Equality Policy are taken. The progress report on the Political Action Plan is treated. This meeting also provides greater opportunity to treat other errands submitted by the board and ordinary members. These are however as always treated if time allows. Agenda and documents for the meeting will be sent out to Assembly members and constantly co-opted 5 business days before the meeting, February 19th. The meeting documents will also be made available for all members on the Social Sciences Student Union’s website. Motions and errands Is there a point you wish to see raised during the Assembly’s meeting? In that case, you must submit this before the corresponding deadline. The following deadlines apply: Motions – latest 12 February A motion is a suggestion for a decision submitted by an individual member of the student union. It could propose something you want the student union to do, a new rule you want to implement, or an opinion you think that the student union should promote. All motions that are submitted receive a written response by the Board of the student union. Therefore, motions must be submitted no later than 10 business days before the meeting, i.e. latest February 12th. We encourage you to follow the student union’s Motions Template. Make sure that your suggestion for decision, i.e. your move, is clearly stated. Send your motion to [email protected] Discussions – latest 18 February Is there something that you want the Assembly to discuss? Submit your question to the Assembly Presiding Committee ([email protected]) no later than 6 business days before the meeting, i.e. latest February 18th. Your discussion point should have a clearly outlined question, and please include some background as to why you wish for the question to be raised. Information – latest 18 February Do you hold a position of trust in the student union, and want to inform the Assembly of something? Submit your information point to the Assembly Presiding Committee ([email protected]) no later than 6 business days before the meeting, i.e. latest February 18h. Large information points should be submitted accompanied by a written document. Interpellation – latest 12 February Members of the Social Sciences Student Union are able to direct formal questions, called interpellations, towards trustees of the student union, which they are then obligated to respond to before the Assembly. Interpellations must be submitted in writing to the Speaker of the Assembly ([email protected]) no later than 10 business days before the meeting. Late errands Errands that are submitted after the above-presented deadlines, may only be treated if a qualified majority of the Assembly agrees to it. Elections The time is now – to candidate for vacant positions of trust in the student union! For an overview of our vacant positions, see here: Summary of vacancies and trustees – ahead of Assembly meeting 5, 26 February 2026 Candidate to internal positions of trust by submitting a response to this form: https://forms.gle/5JDebLoYgtZSZuPv7 Candidate to student representative positions by submitting a response to this form: https://forms.gle/PVCx4mvFSggkY9Xt5 Responses submitted will be presented to the Assembly, which will hold elections to vacant positions of trust during its meeting on February 26th. Candidates are also invited to present themselves in person at the meeting! Elections will be held early-on in the meeting. Once the meeting documents have been sent (19th February), the Assembly Presiding Committee will inform you of an appropriate time to show up. The form closes on 18 February at 23:59. Afterwards, it is still possible to candidate by showing up at the meeting. If you are intending to candidate on the spot, please inform us by sending an email to [email protected]! On duty, Erik Sånemyr Speaker of the Assembly The Social Sciences Student Union at Lund University 2026-02-05 Date: Tuesday, 20th of January
Time: 17:00 Place: Palaestra auditorium Sent to:
Please note that participation in Assembly meetings is only mandatory for Assembly members, and Board members and full-timers of the Social Sciences Student Union. The Meeting The meeting will be held with English as the working language. All members of the Social Sciences Student Union have the right to attend Assembly meetings, and partake in the discussions. Those constantly co-opted also have the right to make moves in the meeting (propose amendments), with the exception of Inspector and Pro-inspector. Assembly members hold the right to vote when the meeting goes into decision. For more information about the rules in place for Assembly meetings, see the Policy for Assembly Procedure. Agenda and documents At the Winter Assembly meeting, the Annual report and Economic report for the previous operational year are treated, along with the Auditors’ report and discharge for the previous board. Ordinary elections of delegates to the SFS General Assembly take place. Other submitted errands are treated if time allows. Agenda and documents for the meeting will be sent out to Assembly members and constantly co-opted 5 business days before the meeting, January 13th. The meeting documents will also be made available for all members on the Social Sciences Student Union’s website. Motions and errands Is there a point you wish to see raised during the Assembly’s meeting? In that case, you must submit this before the corresponding deadline. The following deadlines apply: Motions – latest 5 January A motion is a suggestion for a decision submitted by an individual member of the student union. It could propose something you want the student union to do, a new rule you want to implement, or an opinion you think that the student union should promote. All motions that are submitted receive a written response by the Board of the student union. Therefore, motions must be submitted no later than 10 business days before the meeting, i.e. latest January 5th. We encourage you to follow the student union’s Motions Template. Make sure that your suggestion for decision, i.e. your move, is clearly stated. Send your motion to [email protected] Discussions – latest 12 January Is there something that you want the Assembly to discuss? Submit your question to the Assembly Presiding Committee ([email protected]) no later than 6 business days before the meeting, i.e. latest January 12th. Your discussion point should have a clearly outlined question, and please include some background as to why you wish for the question to be raised. Information – latest 12 January Do you hold a position of trust in the student union, and want to inform the Assembly of something? Submit your information point to the Assembly Presiding Committee ([email protected]) no later than 6 business days before the meeting, i.e. latest January 12th. Large information points should be submitted accompanied by a written document. Interpellation – latest 5 January Members of the Social Sciences Student Union are able to direct formal questions, called interpellations, towards trustees of the student union, which they are then obligated to respond to before the Assembly. Interpellations must be submitted in writing to the Speaker of the Assembly ([email protected]) no later than 10 business days before the meeting. Late errands Errands that are submitted after the above-presented deadlines, may only be treated if a qualified majority of the Assembly agrees to it. Elections The time is now – to candidate for vacant positions of trust in the student union! For an overview of our vacant positions, see here: Summary of vacancies and trustees – ahead of Assembly meeting 4, 20 January 2025 Candidate to internal positions of trust by submitting a response to this form: https://forms.gle/6ARDWxCSPgd2Ckv37 Candidate to student representative positions by submitting a response to this form: https://forms.gle/4vMRSxELL8R37kL18 Responses submitted will be presented to the Assembly, which will hold elections to vacant positions of trust during its meeting on January 20th. Candidates are also invited to present themselves in person at the meeting! Elections will be held early-on in the meeting. Once the meeting documents have been sent (13th January), the Assembly Presiding Committee will inform you of an appropriate time to show up. The form closes on 12 January, at 23:59. Afterwards, it is still possible to candidate by showing up at the meeting. If you are intending to candidate on the spot, please inform us by sending an email to [email protected]! On duty, Erik Sånemyr Speaker of the Assembly The Social Sciences Student Union at Lund University 2025-12-23 |
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