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Spring Aurora Biannual 20Th - 21St May 2021 Spring Aurora Biannual 20th - 21st May 2021 Hosted By On May 20th and 21st, Aurora will hold its 10th Biannual Meeting proudly organised by the University of Iceland. This Online Biannual will be a unique and exciting event where Aurora academics, students, university leaders and administrators will come together to continue ongoing work, meet new colleagues, celebrate existing friendships and reflect on the future of our ambitious cooperation! The Biannual programme features addresses from Adrienn Király from the European Commission, Lilja Alfreðsdóttir, Minister of Education, Science and Culture of Iceland, Jón Atli Benediktsson, rector of the University of Iceland and President of the Aurora Universities Network and Mirjam van Praag, President of the Executive Board at the VU and President of the Aurora European Universities Alliance. Over the two days we will also have a mix of open informative sessions, perfect for those that are not yet involved in the work of Aurora but eager to learn more, and closed working sessions for colleagues that are working hard to deliver on our various ambitious projects. The Biannual will also give us a chance to reflect on the changing landscape in higher education, in particular in a panel discussion featuring Prof. Paul Boyle, the vice-chancellor of Swansea University, UK and EUA Vice-President, Prof. Yassine Lakhnech, president of the University of Grenoble Alpes, and Emily Reise, member of the Student Council of the University of Iceland and Aurora Student Council Secretary. Aurora also welcomes President Joan Gabel of the University of Minnesota as a guest of honour. President Gabel will take part in the “Sustainability” session and share her views on the topic. Registration & Virtual venue The virtual conference platform will allow us to switch between formal sessions and meeting informally and casually as we see each other passing by the Aurora Biannual lounges. You will also be able to visit our poster session room to explore the many themes within our Alliance. Join us by registering through this link and indicate which sessions you will attend! Your registration will need to be confirmed by the Aurora institutional coordinator in your University. Once your registration is confirmed, you will receive information on how to log on to the virtual conference platform and instructions on how to navigate it. Once on the platform, if you have any questions or experience difficulties you may ask Maria José Montana Correa who will be present on the ground floor lobby. We look forward to seeing you there! Biannual information 01 20 09:00 Sign in, Mingle, Info-desk May Lobby Open sessions Closed sessions 2021 10:00 11:45 Opening plenary Parallel sessions Future of academic collaboration between The following parallel sessions British and other European universities are scheduled to take place: following Brexit IT-services (3.3.3) in Parallel Session A A plenary session featuring Adrienn Király from Breaks the European Commission and panel discussion OER (3.3.4) in Parallel in Lounge rooms on the future of academic collaboration between Session B British and other European universities following Brexit with Prof. Paul Boyle, the vice-chancellor CDS (4.4) in Parallel 11:15 of Swansea University, UK and EUA Vice- Session C Coffee Break President, Prof. Yassine Lakhnech, President of Université Grenoble Alpes and Emily Reise SDG Research Dashboard Aurora student representative. John Style, (5.1) in Parallel Session D Vice-Rector International of the Universitat 13:00 Rovira i Virgili will moderate the discussion. Vice Rectors Research in Parallel Session E Lunch Break This session takes place in the Plenary Room. Aurora Competence 15:45 Framework (3.1.1) in Parallel 15:15 Reports & Reflections Session F Coffee Break The afternoon features four broad parallel sessions, each covering one of the more overarching Aurora 11:45 - 14:30 themes. Aurora welcomes president Joan Gabel Presidents’ Strategy of the University of Minnesota as a guest of honour. 17:00 President Gabel will take part in the “Sustainability” Sessions session and share her views on the topic. in Presidents’ Room Coffee Break • Aurora & Education, moderated by Neil Ward 14:00 and Barbara Buchenau in Parallel Session H • Aurora & Stakeholders, moderated by John Parallel sessions Style and David Kosina in Parallel Session E • Aurora & Academics, moderated by Karen van International Internships (3.1.2) in Oudenhoven in Parallel Session A Parallel Session A • Aurora & Sustainability, moderated by Susana Borras in Parallel Session C Culture (3.4.4) in Parallel Session B Academic collaboration (4.2) in 17:30 Parallel Session C Reception SDG Research Dashboard (5.1) in Opening words by Jón Atli Benediktsson, Parallel Session D Aurora Network President. Addresses by Lilja Alfredsdottir, Icelandic Minister of Education, Vice Rectors Education in Parallel Science & Culture and Mirjam van Praag, Aurora Session F Alliance President. Social Entrepreneurship & Ari Eldjárn, Icelandic stand-up comedian, innovation (4.3) in Parallel Session G writer and actor will perform. Eldjárn has a long successful career in Iceland as a comedian and is best known internationally for his Netflix show Pardon My Icelandic. This session takes place in the Plenary Room. Spring Biannual Program *Times are displayed in CEST 02 21 May 2021 09:00 Sign in, Mingle, Info-desk Open sessions Closed sessions Breaks in Lounge rooms 10:00 10:00 11:15 Parallel Dissemination Sessions Aurora Network Coffee Break Quality Management (closed working Council session) in Parallel Session A in Presidents’ Room Aurora Competence Framework (3.1.1) in 11:45 13:00 Parallel Session B Parallel sessions Lunch Break International Service-Learning (3.1.3) in Parallel Session C Alliance Board of Presidents in Presidents’ The Turing Scheme: What does Turing Room mean for our exchange partnerships across Aurora? (3.3.1) in Parallel Session D Social Transformation (3.2) in Parallel Session B Sustainability & Dissemination (6.1 & 6.2) in Parallel Session E Pilot Sustainability (3.4.1 & 5.2.2) in Parallel Session C Aurora Student Schemes: How can we engage students more in the outputs of Pilot Domain Digital Society Aurora? in Parallel Session F & Global Citizenship (3.4.2) This session starts at 10:15 in Parallel Session F 14:00 Plenary Wrap-up The plenary wrap-up aims to present reports from Education, Stakeholders, Academics, & Sustainability. The students will relay their summary of the biannual activities. The plenary is taking place in the Plenary room. Spring Biannual Program *Times are displayed in CEST 03 Biography Speakers Lilja Alfredsdottir - Minister of Education, Science and Culture of Ice- land Lilja Alfredsdottir is Iceland‘s Minister of Education, Science and Culture and former Minister for Foreign Affairs and External Trade. Ms. Alfredsdottir is also a member of Parliament. Before her participation in politics, Ms. Alfredsdottir served as Deputy Director of the Central Bank of Iceland’s General Secretariat and International Affairs Department. Since her graduation from Columbia University, Ms. Alfredsdottir, has been a central banker, apart from temporary secondments to Iceland’s Prime Minister’s Office as a Special Liaison and previously, to the International Monetary Fund’s Nordic-Baltic Executive Office as an Advisor. Ms. Alfredsdottir holds a master’s degree in International Economic Policy from Columbia University and received a Fulbright grant during her studies. She holds an undergraduate degree in Political Science from the University of Iceland. She also studied at the University of Minnesota and Ewha University in Seoul. Ms. Alfredsdottir has written numerous articles on economic and educational affairs in Icelandic papers and international journals. In additions, Ms. Alfredsdottir has held presentations on economic affairs in the United States and Europe. Jón Atli Benediktsson - Rector of the University of Iceland and Presi- dent of the Aurora Universities Network Professor Jón Atli Benediktsson became President of the Governing Council and Rector of the University of Iceland in July 2015. Prior to taking office Jón Atli Benediktsson was a professor in the Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering. He was the Pro-Rector for Science and Academic Affairs from 2009, and served in various other administrative capacities within the University of Iceland. Professor Benediktsson received his Ph.D. from Purdue University, USA in 1990. His research is in the areas of remote sensing, image analysis, signal processing and biomedical engineering and he has published over 300 papers and book chapters in his field. Professor Benediktsson has been a member of the Science and Technology Policy Council of Iceland since 2012. He is the Chair of the Icelandic Rectors´ Conference and sits on the council of the European University Association. Jón Atli was elected President of the Aurora Universities Network in 2020. 04 Mirjam van Praag - President of the Executive Board Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Mirjam van Praag was appointed President of the Executive Board at the VU on March 1st 2018. After having worked at Procter & Gamble, Intomart and The Boston Consulting Group, Van Praag committed herself to a career in science in 1998. She held successive positions at the University of Amsterdam, first as Associate Professor in Organizational Economics and later as Professor in Entrepreneurship and Organization. In 2014, Van Praag took on the position of Professor in Entrepreneurship at the Copenhagen Business School. In addition to her professorship, she has held a range of various ancillary positions. Van Praag was a crown member of the Social and Economic Council of the Netherlands (2010 – 2018), and has served on various advisory boards and academic networks, both in the public and private sector. She was the first director and driving force behind the Amsterdam Center for Entrepreneurship (ACE). Yassine Lakhnech - President Université Grenoble Alpes Yassine Lakhnech is a graduate of the University of Kiel in Germany, specializing in program verification and provable security, and the links between logic and calculation models.
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