Board and Officers

Board Members

The Board of the Student Forum acts as the governing and organizing body in the Student Forum. The annually elected board members take responsibility for the daily business of the association, the ongoing development of the forum, the planning of the association meetings and conferences, the supervision of the projects and the contact with the officers of the Tönissteiner Kreis and its headquarters.

The diversity officers, also elected annually, deal with issues of equal participation and the well-being of all members in the life of the association. In doing so, they support the Executive Board in the application process, external and internal procedures, and their own actions to strengthen diversity within the association. In addition, they are always available as direct contacts for feedback to all members.

.The board is available for questions and comments at vorstand(@)toenissteiner-studierendenforum.de.

Marco Kaupp

Ressorts: External communication, project management, recruiting process, annual conferences, fundraising,

Holds a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and Information Systems and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Politics and Technology at the Technical University of Munich. With study and work experiences in Beijing, Brussels, Zurich, and Kuala Lumpur. His focus lies on shaping forward-looking tech policies that address global challenges.

Selena Niesner

Ressorts: Finance & Member Administration, SKI, Chronicle

During my law studies, I developed a particular interest in out-of-court dispute resolution, which fascinates me especially in the context of international law. In order to experience the international dialog even more closely, I joined the Student Forum in 2023 and have been involved in the Rule of Law Project and the Diversity Community ever since.

Angelina Schülke

Ressorts: Trilaterale Konferenz, Internationales, Diversity

After a year at Erasmus University College in Rotterdam, I am currently studying Governance and International Relations in Freiburg im Breisgau. I joined the Student Forum in 2023 and have since been involved in the organization of the trilateral spring conference and the Baltikum__Connect project. In addition, political education and equal opportunities are very close to my heart and are recurring topics in my voluntary wor

Eva Nappert

Ressorts: Autumn Conference, Tönissteiner Prize, mentoring program, communication and coordination with the office, representatives and TC, international affairsund TK, Internationales

II am currently studying a double master’s degree in International Political Economy at the London School of Economics and Sciences Po Paris. I am particularly interested in the topics of inequality, sustainable development and equal opportunities at the interface of economics and politics. My interest in interdisciplinary exchange on these topics brought me to SF. Since then, I have been involved in the SKI.

Lena Einhorn

Ressorts: Internal Communications, Future of SF, International Affairs

I am currently doing my Bachelor’s degree in European and International Law at Maastricht University with a semester abroad at the National Taiwan University. My interest in interdisciplinary and international cooperation brought me to SF. Since December 2024, I have been supporting the Schülerkolleg International, which is particularly close to my heart as an alumna. Before my election to the board of the Student Forum, I gained board experience in the European Law Students’ Association and am now looking forward to my year in office together.

Appointed Representatives for the Board

The appointed representatives, also elected annually, are responsible for specific topics and tasks. There is close coordination between the board and the appointed representatives. The Diversity Representatives address issues of equal participation and the well-being of all members in association activities. They support the board with the application process, external and internal procedures, and initiatives to strengthen diversity within the association. They also serve as direct points of contact for all members, always open to feedback.