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Region 8 Student Branches Student Branches in R8 with Counselor & Chair contact August 2015 Par SPO Name SPO Name SPO ID Officers Full Name Officers Email Address Position Start Date Desc Austria Section Graz Technische Univ STB40401 Chair Michael Tieber 02/10/2014 [email protected] Counselor Michael Muhr 07/01/1994 [email protected] Johannes Kepler University STB28721 Chair Stefan Clara 11/20/2014 [email protected] Linz Counselor Bernhard H Jakoby 02/29/2008 [email protected] University of Klagenfurt SB STB12111 Chair Adam Erdelyi 01/28/2015 [email protected] Counselor Wilfried Elmenreich 11/09/2012 [email protected] Upper Austria Univ Of Applied STB65651 Chair Thomas Kroesswang- 06/01/2011 [email protected] Science - Wels Ridler Counselor Mario P Jungwirth 03/20/2007 [email protected] Wien Technische Universitat- STB03691 Chair Veronika Hager 01/01/2010 [email protected] Vienna Sb Counselor C 11/08/2006 [email protected] MECKLENBRAEUKER Bahrain Section University of Bahrain SB STB36161 Chair Bassem Tariq ElMeleegy 04/01/2015 [email protected] Counselor MOHAB A MANGOUD 05/05/2015 [email protected] Belarus Section Belarusian State Univ STB61961 Chair Aliaksei Aliaksandravich 05/01/2013 [email protected] Kuzmin Counselor Vladimir M Lutkovski 01/01/2002 [email protected] Benelux Section Catholique Univ of Louvain STB03631 Chair Ludovic Moreau 02/15/2015 [email protected] SB Counselor Christophe Craeye 06/27/2008 [email protected] Delft Univ of Tech SB STB00511 Chair Sergio Luis Santos 11/01/2011 [email protected] Swasti Ranjan Khuntia 01/01/2014 [email protected] Counselor Fernando A Kuipers 11/01/2011 [email protected] Eindhoven Univ of STB03531 Chair Steven Beumer 12/01/2014 [email protected] Technology SB Counselor Massimo Mischi 03/01/2015 [email protected] Ghent Univ STB03611 Chair Jonas DeKooning 09/23/2013 [email protected] Counselor Luc Dupre 10/02/2006 [email protected] K U Leuven STB09181 Chair Wouter Steyaert 04/24/2015 [email protected] Counselor Dirk Van Hertem 01/01/2014 [email protected] Liege Univ Av Sart Tilman Sb STB03621 Chair Kevin Sartor 09/01/2011 [email protected] Counselor Jacques G Verly 02/07/2006 [email protected] Twente Univ Of Tech SB STB08041 Counselor Bram Nauta 02/02/2000 [email protected] Bosnia And Banja Luka Univ of SB STB17921 Chair LJUBISA M CRNADAK 03/11/2004 [email protected] Herzegovina Dzemal Bijedic Univ - Fac of STB65661 Counselor Henry I Bodden 03/20/2007 [email protected] Section Info Tech SB East Sarajevo Univ STB65151 Chair Dejan Jokic 02/25/2015 [email protected] Counselor Danijel Mijic 02/25/2015 [email protected] Slobodan Lubura 02/25/2015 [email protected] Sarajevo University SB STB92301 Chair Almedin Kavaz 03/01/2015 [email protected] Counselor Dusanka Boskovic 03/01/2014 [email protected] Univ Of Tuzla STB17961 Counselor Lejla Banjanovic- 12/15/2006 [email protected] Mehmedovic Bulgaria Section Natl Military Academy,"Vasil STB60691 Chair Polina Toshkova 12/17/2014 [email protected] Levski" Marinova Counselor Borislav Y Bedzhev 12/24/2008 [email protected] Technical Univ Of Sofia STB36221 Chair Natalia V Vesselinova 04/29/2004 [email protected] Counselor Kiril Kassev 01/01/2009 [email protected] Varna Technical Univ Of STB36211 Counselor Rozalina S Dimova 05/27/2004 [email protected] Veliko Tirnovo Univ Of STB60591 Counselor Georgi N Georgiev 05/28/1998 [email protected] Croatia Section Osijek University Of Josip STB05831 Counselor Josip Balen 10/03/2014 [email protected] Juraj Strossmayer SB Univ Of Rijeka STB65171 Chair Emil Rubinic 10/15/2014 [email protected] Counselor Dubravko Frankovic 10/01/2014 [email protected] Univ Of Zagreb STB56801 Chair Matea Filipovic 11/04/2014 [email protected] Counselor Marko Delimar 02/23/2004 [email protected] University of Split SB STB04961 Chair Zoran Vulevic 01/01/2015 [email protected] Counselor Antonio Sarolic 11/30/2009 [email protected] Cyprus Section Cyprus University of STB17111 Chair Kyriakos Frangou 04/03/2015 [email protected] Technology SB Counselor Michalis P Michaelides 02/20/2015 [email protected] European University Cyprus STB08241 Chair Marios Iakovou 11/03/2011 [email protected] Par SPO Name SPO Name SPO ID Officers Full Name Officers Email Address Position Start Date Desc Cyprus Section SB University of Cyprus SB STB60711 Chair Panayiotis Marios 04/01/2015 [email protected] Papadopoulos Counselor Christos Panayiotou 05/03/2005 [email protected] University of Nicosia SB STB12651 Chair Panayiotis Toumbas 01/01/2014 [email protected] Counselor Constandinos 02/14/2013 [email protected] Mavromoustakis Czechoslovakia Czech Technical Univ STB13841 Chair Antonin Kral 01/14/2002 [email protected] Section Technical Univ Of Brno STB21421 Chair Roman Mego 01/01/2015 [email protected] Counselor Tomas Gotthans 06/24/2015 [email protected] Technical Univ Of Kosice SB STB06391 Chair Jakub Hvizdos 09/02/2014 [email protected] Counselor Jan Vascak 04/01/2015 [email protected] Denmark Aalborg University SB STB21481 Chair Sri Hanuma Chitti 01/01/2013 [email protected] Section Counselor Ke Ma 01/01/2014 [email protected] Denmark Technical Univ of STB21641 Chair Matteo Artuso 11/21/2013 [email protected] SB Counselor Jan Madsen 01/01/2011 [email protected] Egypt Section Ain Shams University SB STB02841 Chair Esraa Fawzy Seleem 08/12/2014 [email protected] Counselor Mohamed A El-Nozahi 10/09/2014 [email protected] Akhbar EI-Yom Academy SB STB17101 Chair Osama Abdelatty Bakry 02/17/2015 [email protected] Counselor Moustapha Riad Salama 02/17/2015 [email protected] Al-Azhar University SB STB12931 Chair Eslam Ahmed 11/30/2013 [email protected] Counselor Mohamed Zaki 03/06/2013 [email protected] Alexandria Higher Inst of STB65161 Counselor Adel A Abou El-Ela 03/10/2013 [email protected] Engineering and Tech SB Alexandria University SB STB10051 Chair Nabil Elsayed Said 08/16/2014 [email protected] Counselor Ziad A El-Sahn 03/07/2015 [email protected] Arab Acad for Sci Tech & STB16971 Chair Abdallah Hashem 02/04/2015 [email protected] Maritime Trans - Aswan SB Hassan Arab Academy For Science & STB61721 Chair Ahmed Nagy Al-Shaikh 08/02/2015 [email protected] Tech - Alexandria Counselor Ahmed Abdelaziz 07/01/2015 [email protected] Arab Academy for Science STB03091 Chair Mostafa Hossam Zakaria 09/02/2014 [email protected] and Technology - Cairo SB Counselor Safa Mahmoud Gasser 08/30/2012 [email protected] Assiut University SB STB14991 Chair Mohammed Abd elrazak 08/31/2014 [email protected] Mohammed Mohammed Razak 07/24/2014 [email protected] Razak Counselor Hosny M Ibrahim 01/27/2014 [email protected] Benha University STB64861 Chair Mohamed Sayed Melegy 10/20/2014 [email protected] Counselor May A Salama 08/01/2012 [email protected] British University in Egypt SB STB16251 Chair Khaled Mohamed Farh 08/28/2014 [email protected] Counselor Fatma R Abou-Chadi 08/28/2014 [email protected] Cairo University STB03111 Chair Al-Moataz Bellah Refaat 08/01/2015 [email protected] Counselor Mohamed M Khairy 09/17/2007 [email protected] Faculty of Computer & STB66471 Chair Mohamed Shawky 02/12/2015 [email protected] Information - Helwan Univ Elnabawy Faculty of Engg Qena Al- STB18401 Chair Ahmed Ali Ghonaim 08/06/2015 [email protected] Azhar University, SB Counselor Mohamed Hassan Essai 08/06/2015 [email protected] Ali Fayoum University SB STB04521 Chair Abdelrahman mustafa 08/01/2014 [email protected] abdelhaleem Counselor Soliman A Mahmoud 09/15/2009 [email protected] Helwan Univ STB24001 Chair Yasser Hassan Saad 07/01/2015 [email protected] Counselor Abdel G Mohamod 09/18/2013 [email protected] Higher Technological Inst STB40241 Chair Ahmed Adel Mahmoud 09/03/2014 [email protected] Counselor khaled abbas shafie 04/23/2014 [email protected] Higher Technological Inst 6th STB16961 Chair Alaa mohamed Badwy 02/04/2015 [email protected] of October Branch SB Kafr El Sheikh University SB STB15651 Chair Amal mustafa helmy 12/01/2014 [email protected] Badawy 12/12/2014 [email protected] Counselor Hany A Abdelsalam 09/01/2014 [email protected] Mansoura University STB12361 Chair adel ouf riad 10/24/2014 [email protected] Par SPO Name SPO Name SPO ID Officers Full Name Officers Email Address Position Start Date Desc Egypt Section Mansoura University STB12361 Counselor Sherif Kishk 09/06/2013 [email protected] Menoufia University STB20451 Chair Muhamed Ahmed Abbas 09/01/2014 [email protected] Counselor Ayman E El-Sayed 11/01/2013 [email protected] Minia University SB STB10431 Chair Abdel-azim Mansour 05/13/2013 [email protected] Abdel-azim Counselor Aziza I Hussein 04/18/2012 [email protected] Misr University for Science & STB10411 Chair Marwan samir gamal 11/14/2014 [email protected] Technology SB Counselor Tamer M Nassef 03/23/2012 [email protected] Modern Academy for STB10341 Chair khaled hossam el dein 12/02/2014 [email protected] Engineering and Technology ismail SB Counselor M S Afifi 03/23/2012 [email protected] Modern Science & Arts Univ STB65641 Chair Mohamed Alaa Khairy 10/01/2009 [email protected] Counselor Ahmad Taher Azar 01/01/2010 [email protected] Nile University SB STB15321 Chair mostafa
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