Jahresbericht ELSA-Deutschland e.V. 2007/2008 - ELSA Germany
Jahresbericht ELSA-Deutschland e.V. 2007/2008 - ELSA Germany
Jahresbericht ELSA-Deutschland e.V. 2007/2008 - ELSA Germany
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Study Visit in Thessaloniki: a Seminar about IT Law<br />
A Greek adventure named study visit<br />
March 13 th to 19 th <strong>2008</strong> — Have you ever wondered how does the perspective of a week spent in Greece sound to the ears<br />
of German students? Well, the participants from <strong>ELSA</strong> Marburg who in mid- March traveled all the way to Thessaloniki<br />
in order to take part in the first Study Visit to be ever organized by our local group definetely have the answer!<br />
Zena<br />
Promoudou<br />
<strong>ELSA</strong> Greece<br />
The preparations, that had already started<br />
months prior to the event, included<br />
meetings of the Organizing Committee<br />
in coffeehouses all over the city ; endless<br />
hours spent on the phone and thousands<br />
of emails and text messages being sent<br />
in the meanwhile- and yet, all was worth it, after all! During<br />
the seminar, members from both local groups not only had<br />
the opportunity to participate in a seminar running under the<br />
challenging thematic Law and New Techonologies but also the<br />
chance to exercise institutional visits to the European Center for<br />
the Development of Vocational Training (CEDEFOP) and to<br />
the Thessaloniki Stability Pact Branch Office. And quite often<br />
the academic part would give its place to the cultural and social<br />
one, that included sightseeing over the old town, visits to the<br />
Thessaloniki’s Byzantine and Roman monuments and a good<br />
grasp of the greek food, entertainement, night life and hospitality,<br />
of course! All in all, it would not be an exaguration to say<br />
that the days and nights of the Study Visit had gone by without<br />
realizing it.<br />
Quite often the academic part would give its place to the<br />
cultural and social one<br />
Yet, the Organizing Committee felt that it would be a pity for<br />
our German colleagues to come to Greece and not get to see the<br />
Parthenon! Therefore, once the academic and cultural part in<br />
Thessaloniki was over, <strong>ELSA</strong> Marburg continued its greek adventure<br />
to our capital. At this point <strong>ELSA</strong> Thessaloniki deeply<br />
thanks <strong>ELSA</strong> Athens for all its help in realizing that part of the<br />
event. Today, months after the Study Visit all of us feel we have<br />
gained on a multilevel basis. As students, we have gained solid<br />
academic knowledge on a cutting edge topic; as people, we have<br />
gained a series of new friends and finally, as a local group we<br />
have gained the uncomparable experience of organizing an international<br />
event for the first time. As the new academic year<br />
draws close, <strong>ELSA</strong> Thessaloniki can not see the time to meet<br />
again with its Marburger friends and why not. Get involved in a<br />
brand new international adventure. How does the perspective of<br />
a week spent in Greece sound to your ears, then?<br />
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