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EUSA Magazine 2008 WELCOME ADDRESS WELCOME ADDRESS he third release of our Magazine is available for it of other Continental Associations as well as Ton the occasion of the 10th EUSA General of the World Federation which is our benchmark, Assembly 2008. This very important occurrence in other words FISU. comes one year before the ten years anniversary It is my intention to propose to the Executive (1999-2009) of its foundation. Committee to evaluate the possibility to release I had the honour and the fortune to attend our further publications of this Magazine during the annual gatherings since the first edition. year. Year by year, I have been witnessing an increase If there will be the possibility for this to be done, in the participation of our Country Members it will become a more frequent element of our Delegates which has reached impressive figures activity among our Country Members in Europe as a confirmation not only of the growth of our and in the World. Association but also of the commitment and ap- A sincere welcome to all the EUSA Delegates preciation of all of us towards the common work present in Paris. The extent and the social devel- carried out so far. opment of our Europe gives all of us the oppor- In this scenario, the birth and consequently the tunity to gather most frequently if compared to regular release of our Magazine has been playing the possibility registered in other Continents. The an important blending role not only as mere in- General Assembly anyhow, the actual essential formation tool but also a huge as of promotion. synthesis of these Meetings. As a matter of fact, the EUSA Magazine, if on one To those who will have the occasion to open the hand is the sum of our annual activities, thanks EUSA Magazine, with our great pleasure, I wish to its spread to many European Academic Au- an heartfelt thanks always ready to receive your thorities and Student’s Associations, on the other remarks and suggestions for a better manage- hand promotes EUSA and its adhesions among ment of our activities. those Institutions and Bodies which constitute Best regards, the specific field of our commitment. Alberto Gualtieri, President Our publication is today well known and ex- tremely appreciated worldwide. I’m delighted to forward you the congratulations 2 CONTENT CONTENT WELCOME ADDRESS 2 CONTENT 3 STRUCTURE 4-7 EUROPEAN UNIVERSITIES CHAMPIONSHIPS 8-19 EUSA CUPS and PATRONAGE 20 EUSA AWARDS 21 CONFERENCES 22-23 OTHER ACTIVITIES 24-29 FISU 30-31 PROGRAM 2009 32-35 Publisher: European University Sports Association Realisation: Matjaž Pe~ovnik, Secretary General Design, Layout, PrePress: Studio Narobe, Ljubljana Photo: EUSA archives, F. Pasqualini ISSN: 1855-4563 Printing: ABO grafika, Ljubljana 3 STRUCTURE MEMBER FEDERATIONS ALB Albania FIN Finland Albanian Students Sports Association Finnish Student Sports Federation Rruga e Durresit, p.11, ap.26, AL-Tirana Lapinrinne 2, FI-00180 Helsinki Phone: +355 4 239 255, Fax: +355 4 239 255 Phone: +358 29 009 0990, Fax: +358 29 009 0999 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected], Homepage: http://www.opiskelijaliikunta.fi AUT Austria FRA France Austrian University Sports Organisation - Unisport Austria French University Sport Federation Auf der Schmelz 6A, AT-1150 Vienna 108 Avenue de Fontainebleau, FR-94270 Le Kremlin- Bicêtre Phone: +43 1 427 728 660, Fax: +43 1 427 728 661 Phone: +33 1 5868 2275, Fax: +33 1 4658 1273 Email: [email protected], Email: [email protected], Homepage: http://www.unisport.ac.at Homepage: http://www.sport-u.com BLR Belarus GER Germany National Center of Physical Education and Student Sports German University Sport Federation 4 Pobeditelej Ave, BY-220004 Minsk Max Planck Strasse 2, DE-64807 Dieburg Phone: +37517 2032894, Fax: 37517 2035712 Phone: +49 6071 208 610, Fax: +49 6071 207 578 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected], Homepage: http://www.adh.de BEL Belgium GBR Great Britain Belgium University Sports Federation British Universities & Colleges Sport Minderbroedersstraat 12, BE-3000 Leuven 20 - 24 Kings Bench Street, GB-London SE1 0QX Phone: +32 16 290 375, Fax: +32 16 290 342 Phone: +44 20 7633 5080, Fax: +44 20 3268 2120 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected], Homepage: http://www.bucs.org.uk Homepage: http://www.busf.be GRE Greece BiH Bosnia and Herzegovina Hellenic Committee for University Sport Sports Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Committee for 37 Kifisias str., GR-15123 Athens University Sports Phone: +30 210 68 27 905, Fax: +30 210 68 23 509 Titova 9a/I, BA-71000 Sarajevo Email: [email protected] Phone: +387 33 663 514, Fax: +387 33 442 430 HUN Hungary Email: [email protected] Hungarian University Sports Federation BUL Bulgaria Istvánmezei út 1-3, H-1146 Budapest Association for University Sports “Academic” Phone: +36 1 4606 884, Fax: +36 1 4606 916 Boulevard “Dragan Tsankov” No. 2, BG-1046 Sofia Email: [email protected], Homepage: http://www.husf.iif.hu Phone/Fax: +359 2 866 22 01 ICL Iceland Email: [email protected] Student Athletics Association CRO Croatia University of Iceland Sudurgat, ISL-Reykjavik 101 Croatian University Sports Federation Phone: +354 5254 000, Fax: +354 5521 331 Horva~anski zavoj 15, HR-10137 Zagreb Email: [email protected] Phone: +385 1 301 4737, Fax: +385 1 302 5602 IRL Ireland Email: [email protected] Colleges and Universities Sports Association of Ireland Homepage: http://www.hsss.hr Sport HQ, Unit 13, Joyce Way CYP Cyprus Parkwest Business Park, IE-Dublin 12 Cyprus University Sports Federation Phone: +353 1 625 1173, Fax: +353 1 625 1174 Olympic Palace, Amipoleos 21, CY-2025 Strovolos, Lefkosia Email: [email protected], Homepage: http://www.cusai.ie Phone: +357 22 449 9865, Fax: +357 22 449 9864 ISR Israel Email: [email protected], Academic Sport Association Homepage: http://www.cusf.org.cy Tel Aviv University Sports Center, Lebanon st. CZE Czech Republic Tel Aviv 69978, IL-Tel Aviv Czech University Sports Association Phone: +972 3 6486 626, Fax: +972 3 6486 822 Atleticka 100/2, CZ-160 17 Praha 6 Email: [email protected], Homepage: http://www.asa.org.il Phone: +420 257 210 787; GSM +420 602 258 077 ITA Italy Fax: +420 25 7210 787 Italian University Sport Centre Email: [email protected] Via Angelo Brofferio 7; IT- 00195 Rome Homepage: http://www.caus.cz Phone: +39 06 372 2206, Fax: +39 06 372 4479 EST Estonia Email: [email protected], Homepage: http://www.cusi.it Estonian Academic Sports Federation LAT Latvia Lai 24, EE-51005 Tartu Latvian University Sport Federation Phone: +372 7 333 233, Fax: +372 7 333 233 Brivibas gatve 333, LV-1006 Riga Email: [email protected] Phone: +371 7 543 419, Fax: +371 7 543 419 Homepage: http://www.easl.ee Email: [email protected], Homepage: http://www.lspa.lv 4 LTU Lithuania SRB Serbia Lithuanian Students Sports Association University Sports Federation of Serbia MEMBER FEDERATIONS Sporto g. 6, LT- 44221 Kaunas Strahinji}a Bana 73a/I, RS-11000 Belgrade Phone: +370 37 302 654, Fax: +370 37 302 654 Phone: +381 11 262 8658, Fax: +381 11 262 8658 Email: [email protected], Homepage: http://www.lssa.lt Email: [email protected], Homepage: http://www.usss.org.yu MKD Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia SVK Slovakia University Sports Federation of Macedonia Slovak University Sports Association Pirinska bb, Baraka 7, PO Box 62, MK-1000 Skopje Junácka 6, SK-832 80 Bratislava Phone: +389 2 367 221, Fax: +389 2 367 221 Phone: +421 2 4924 9203, Fax: +421 2 4924 9203 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected], Homepage: http://www.saus.sk MLT Malta SLO Slovenia Malta University Sports Club Slovenian University Sports Association University of Malta, MT - Msida MSD 06 Kongresni trg 12, SI-1000 Ljubljana Phone: +356 7 905 5328 Phone: +386 1 520 78 26, Fax: +386 1 520 78 27 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected], Homepage: http://www.susa.org Homepage: http://www.musc.org.mt ESP Spain MDA Moldova Spanish Committee of University Sport University Sports Federation of Moldova Subdireccion General de Promoción Deportiva - Deporte str. Tighina 2, MD-2001 Chisinau Paralimpico, Avenida Martin Fierro s/n, ES-28040 Madrid Phone: +373 2 226 0122, Fax: +373 2 226 0124 Phone: +34 91 589 6761, Fax: +34 91 589 6760 Email: [email protected], [email protected] Email: [email protected] Homepage: www.fsum.md Homepage: http://www.csd.mec.es MNE Montenegro SWE Sweden Universities of Montenegro Sports Association Swedish University Sports Federation Skoj-a 47, ME-81000 Podgorica PO Box 2052, SE- 750 02 Uppsala Phone: +382 67 253 067, Fax: +382 81 265 942 Phone: +46 18 653 070, Fax: +46 18 653 079 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected], Homepage: http://www.studentidrott.se Homepage: www.unisportmne.cg.ac.yu SUI Switzerland NED The Netherlands Swiss University Sport Federation Dutch Students Sports Association Dufourstr. 50, CH-9000 St. Gallen Lawickse Allee 9, NL-6701 AN Wageningen Phone: +41 71 224 2256, Fax: +41 71 224 2254 Phone: +31 317 411 469, Fax: +31 317 413 537 Email: [email protected], Homepage: http://www.shsv.ch Email: [email protected], TUR Turkey Homepage: http://www.studentensport.nl Turkish University Sports Federation NOR Norway Ulus Ís Hanı A Blok Kat: 2 No: 209, TR-06050 Ulus / Ankara Norwegian Association of University Sports Phone: +90 312 310 5043, Fax: +90 312 310 1683 Sognsveien 75 L - Ullevaal Stadion, NO-0840 Oslo Email: [email protected], Phone: +47 2102 9860, Fax: +47 2102 9003 Homepage: http://www.univspor.org.tr Email: [email protected] UKR Ukraine Homepage: http://www.studentidrett.no Sport’s Students Union of Ukraine POL Poland 54 Dmitrievskaia, UA-01054 Kiev University Sports Association of Poland Phone: +380 44 216 4450, Fax: +380 44 216 6283 ul.
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