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Table of Contents
Welcome from the President of IVSA 2015/2016 …........................ 4
Welcome from the President of IVSA Austria …...…........................ 6
The Organizing Committee of the 65th IVSA Congress …................. 8
About Austria and Vienna ….......................................................... 10
About the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna ……............. 12
Site Map of the University …......................................................... 13
Accommodation …......................................................................... 14
Streams …...................................................................................... 15
Itinerary …...................................................................................... 16
Optional Tours …………………………………………………………………………. 18
Workshops …................................................................................. 20
Delegate List …............................................................................... 21
Metro System ……. …..................................................................... 25
Postcongress ….............................................................................. 26
Our Sponsors ….............................................................................. 27
Useful Information ........................................................................ 28
Nametag Pictures ……………………………….………………………….…………. 29
Notes …......................................................................................... 30
Emergency Numbers ….................................................................. 32
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Welcome from the President of IVSA
2015/2016
Dear IVSA Family,
I am happy to welcome you all to the 65th
IVSA Congress in Austria. Over the next 10
days you will get to experience Vienna
through the eyes of the local veterinarians. The itinerary is filled with lectures,
workshops, excursions, general assemblies, cultural, and social events, such as
cultural evening and the live & silent auction.
If this is your first IVSA event; welcome to our IVSA family! I hope
you learn a lot from your time with us and find it as inspiring as
many of us have before you. You can look forward to going home
with not only more knowledge but also many new friends, be prepared for your Facebook/Instagram to explode with all new friend
requests. Over the years, I’ve been lucky to experience several congresses and symposia and I can say that I’ve made many friendships that will last a lifetime.
If this is not your first IVSA event; welcome back! I hope you will
show the new delegates how wonderful IVSA is and teach them
our IVSA ways and traditions.
I look forward to getting to know all of you and exchange experiences and ideas. One of the great things about symposia/
congresses like these, is being able to learn from others. You can
learn a lot by discussing topics such as animal welfare, one health
and veterinary education but also culture and traditions, with other colleagues, and it will open your mind and broaden your perspective. Feel free to always share your experiences, not only at
symposium but throughout your knowledge and later on in your
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career. Never underestimate how much you can learn from experiencing, rather than studying books.
The Organizing Committee has been working very hard for the last
two years to make this an unforgettable experience for all of you.
Therefore, I’d like to thank the Organizing Committee, for all their
hard work and efforts and all the stress that comes along with organizing a congress. So everyone, be extra nice to them!
Also , Since it is the most crowded annual congress in IVSA history ,
I would like to congratulate Victoria Drauch and her all amazing OC
team.
So all there is left for me to say now is; enjoy! I hope you have a
great time, feel included in our IVSA family and will go home with
more veterinary-related and non-veterinary knowledge. If you
have any questions about IVSA, or our faculties, feel free to come
ask me or any of the other IVSA Official members.
Never Forget:
We are ONE ,
We are FAMILY ,
We are IVSA !!!
Kind Regards,
Anıl TÜRER
IVSA Global President 2015-2016
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Welcome from the President of IVSA
Austria
Dear Delegate of the 65th IVSA Congress,
I warmly welcome you to the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna. In the upcoming ten
days you will have the opportunity to get to
know the International Veterinary Students'
Association as well as 265 international veterinary students. You are part of the biggest IVSA
Congress so far and will meet students from over 35 different nations. To make those days
even more enjoyable we set up an itinerary to
make you experience the Austrian lifestyle up to
every single tip of your toes.
The tours will show you the beautiful capital Vienna whereas the
workshops and evening activities are supposed to make you
experience the Austrian culture firsthand.
As you might have already seen we have prepared a tough program for you. The reason why it is so packed is that we want to
show you the variety of Austria in the most detailed way possible.
Our educational program is divided into 5 streams, which
represent the way the curriculum of our university is constructed.
In the last year of our studies we specialize in one field of veterinary medicine. We know everybody has different interests therefore
we want to give you the chance to learn more about the topics you
are really into.
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The theme of our congress is “Preventive Veterinary Medicine“.
The veterinary profession is very divergent but preventive veterinary medicine is one of the topics that can be found in almost every
branch - veterinary epidemiology, animal disease prevention &
control, animal health economics as well as one health including
environmental health. Throughout the lectures and workshops you
will be given an insight in those topics as well as in our daily university life.
We have been working on this congress for two years and now finally, the day has arrived to say: Servus in Wien!
We hope you are going to have an unforgettable time here in Vienna!
Your OC,
Your President of IVSA Austria,
Victoria Drauch
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The Organizing Committee
Victoria Drauch
President
Karin Luzak
Chief of Education
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Shuresh Staudacher
Anke Blessing
Chief of Fundraising Chief Technician
Doris Baumgartner
Lukas Huber
Chief Delegate Chief of Entertainment
Daniela Wagner
Chief Secretary
Lara Scherer
Chief of Time
The Organizing Committee
Kerstin Abraham
Chief of
Accommodation &
Transportation
Orietta Rother
Chief of Tours
Nadine Tod
Chief of Promotion
Nina Hamann
Chief of Catering
Eva-Maria Bartl
Antonia Kolb
Clara Buxbaum
Alexa Miklis
Chief of Leisure
Activities
Chief of Help
Chief of Finances
Chief of Sponsoring
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About Austria
Austria is a landlocked country located in the middle of Europe,
which is part of the European Union. It is sharing borders with Slovenia, Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Germany, Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Italy.
With a population of only 8.7 million people there's a lot of beautiful nature left to discover! The landscape of Austira is very diverse.
In the very East you can find Neusiedler lake, surrounded by a vast
lowland with rather warm and dry climate, whereas the scenery in
southern and western Austria is dominated by the Alps, which
make up more than 60% of the nation's surface.
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After World War II (in
1955) Austria has sworn
itself to a position of
permanent neutrality

Mozart was Austrian. So
were Haydn, Schubert,
and Strauss.

Legend has it that in
1191 Duke Leopold V got
blood splattered on his
tunic during battle.
When he removed his
sash a white band was
revealed. So that's said
to be the story of how
one of the oldest national flags was born.
About Vienna
Vienna is with 1.8 million inhabitants Austria's biggest and therefore capital city. The historic city center and Schönbrunn Castle are
designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The River Danube
flows right through the city, wineyards and the Vienna Wood are
surrounding it.
In 2016 Vienna was ranked first in the Mercer „Quality of living“ survey for the 8th time in a row.
Schönbrunn
The Schönbrunn Palace is an In addition to this, the gardens
overwhelming opulent building also harbour the world's oldest
was used as a summer resi- zoo, which was founded in 1752
dence for the Habsburg family, and has been voted as Europe's
with famous empress „Sissi“ best zoo for four times.
among them and is now a UnePrater
sco World Heritage site.
Behind the palace you will find
beautiful French-style gardens
and the Gloriette, which was
used as a dining room by the
emperors and offers you a wonderful view over the palace
grounds and beyond.
This 6km² large park encompasses woodlands, meadows, an
amusement park (the socalled
Würstelprater) and one of the
city's most famous sights, the
Riesenrad, which is a 65 meter
high ferris wheel that was built
in 1897.
We are going to have a typical
Austrian dinner at a restaurant
located in the amusement park,
called Kolariks. So that's your
chance to try an original Austrian Schnitzel or many other delicious hearty dishes!
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About the University of
Veterinary Medicine Vienna
The University of Veterinary
Medicine Vienna is the only Veterinary University in Austria
but yet among the three oldest
institutions of this kind worlwide and the oldest one in the
German speaking area, formed
in 1765 by empress Maria Theresia. After the old buildings in
the centre of the city grew to
small a new campus was built in
the 21st District of Vienna in
1996. At the moment there are
2.344 students and 37 professors studying and working there. The University is organized
in departments such as Pathobiology, Small Animals, Equine,
Large Animals, Veterinary Public
Health, Biomedical Science, Integrative Biology and Evolution.
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The Vetmeduni Vienna is educating future vets on international standards and promotes research for animal and human
health. The University is ranked
among the best establishments
for research and education regarding veterinary medicine in
Europe, which is regularly proved by the European Association of Establishments for Veterinary Education (EAEVE). We are
looking forward to show you
around on our campus!
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Accommodation
The Brigittenau Youth Palace is located
at Adalbert-Stifter-Straße 73, 1200.
Each person will get one electronic key
for his room.
Please note that everybody has to
deposit a valid ID (driving licence,
personal ID etc.) or 30€ in cash when
checking in! You will get your ID/money back when checking out.
On the day of departure the keys are only active until 10 a.m.
Afterwards it‘s not possible to reenter the rooms.

Please deposit your valuables for free in the safe at the reception. Neither the OC nor the hostel will take any liability
for lost valuables.

Alcohol and smoking is not allowed in the whole building.

Cooking, handle with open fires and washing clothes in the
rooms is forbidden.

The windows can only be tilted, not completely opened as
it‘s a low energy building.

During 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. are quiet hours by law.
How to get from the hostel to university:
Get on a train or the metro line U6 at Handelskai in direction of
Floridsdorf. Get out at Floridsdorf and take either tram line 25 (in
direction of Aspern) or 26 (in direction of Hausfeldstraße) to JosefBaumann-Gasse. When you get off there you will see a baffle gate, which is one of the two entrances to our university campus!
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Streams
As everybody has got different interests this year's congress will
give you the chance to choose what you like best. Each one of our
five streams provides special trips, workshops and lectures suiting
the topic so you can gain an optimal insight into your favourite part
of veterinary medicine.
Companion animals
Your focus will be on small animals. Your workshops will be about vaccination, pain control, reanimation, surgery, visiting our Clever Dog Lab
and a lot more.
Equine
If you're into horses and learning about lameness
diagnosis, gynecology/andrology, colic, etc. this
will be the perfect stream for you!
Human-Animal-Relationship/
Science/Conservation Medicine
The title says it all! If this is the stream of your
choice you will be learning about how to train
dogs, ethics and have a tour through our Wildlife
Department (also called FIWI).
Production animals and Food
Nutrition, animal husbandry, neutering piglets and
mastitis are your thing? Then this is the stream of
your choice!
Undergraduated
You're in first or second year? Great, because we
have set up the ideal stream for you: physiology,
wild animal biology and medical imaging workshops will help you getting the important basics
for your study.
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Itinerary
Sunday, 24th of July
Arrivals
7 p.m.: Banner night
Monday, 25th of July
9 a.m.: Welcoming Speech &
Welcoming Lecture
11 a.m.: University Tour
1 p.m.: Lunch
2.30 p.m.: GA1
7:30 p.m.: Cultural Evening
Tuesday, 26th of July
9 a.m.: GA2
1 p.m.: Lunch/Official Hour
(EXCO)
2:30 p.m.: Partner lecture (MSD)
3:30 p.m.: Partner lecture
(Freunde der Vetmed)
4 p.m.: Partner lecture (TÄK)
7:30 p.m.: Dinner at Apostelkeller (sponsored by TÄK)
21:30 p.m.: Pub Crawl
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Wednesday, 27th of July
9 a.m.: GA3 at the University of
Human Medicine Vienna
1 p.m.: Packed Lunch
1:30 p.m.: City Tour & Prater
7:30 p.m.: Dinner at Kolariks
8:30 p.m.: Clubbing
Thursday, 28th of July
9 a.m.: Lectures
1 p.m.: Lunch, Industrial Exhibition
2:30 p.m.: Workshops
5:30 p.m.: Departure to Castle
Party (sponsored by IDEXX)
7 p.m.: Castle Party
Friday, 29th of July
free morning
10:30 a.m.: Country hour at hostel (EXCO)
12 a.m.: Packed Lunch, Industrial
Exhibition
1:30 p.m.: Partner lecture
(IDEXX)
2:30 p.m.: Lectures
6 p.m.: Dinner at hostel
Itinerary
8 p.m.: International Stands
9 p.m.: Party at ÖH Bar
(=University‘s Bar)
Saturday, 30th of July
9 a.m.: Optional Tours
12:30 a.m.: Packed Lunch
1:30 p.m.: Schönbrunn Castle &
Gloriette, Zoo
7:30 p.m.: Oktoberfest
(sponsored by VetConcept)
Sunday, 31st of July
9 a.m.: GA4
1 p.m.: Packed Lunch, Nominee
Hour (EXCO)
2 p.m.: EXCO Workshop
3:30 p.m.: EO Meeting
6 p.m.: Dinner at hostel
7 p.m.: Silent Auction, Live Auction & Party at ÖH Bar
2:30 p.m.: GA5
7 p.m.: Formal Dinner at the Vienna City Hall (sponsored by
MSD)
Tuesday, 2nd of August
8 a.m.: Trip with your Stream
1 p.m.: Lunch
2 p.m.: GA6
5:30 p.m.: Dinner at hostel
8 p.m.: White T-Shirt Party at ÖH
Bar
Wednesday, 3rd of August
Departure
Monday, 1st of August
8 a.m.: Partner lecture (Hill‘s)
10 p.m.: Lectures
1 p.m.: Lunch
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Optional Tours
Stephansdom Tour
This tour leads you through the Saint Stephens
Cathedral. You will be able to see the gothic
building from inside and outside. On the top of
the bell tower you will have a nice view over
Vienna.
Zentralfriedhof – Central Cemetery
A guided tour shows you monuments and
mausoleums in honour of famous Austrian politicants and artists or their honoury graves.
You also visit areas that are dedicated to
different groups of society. With more than
2.5 million graves there are more people
buried in the cemetery than actually living in
the city!
Schnapsmuseum
In the oldest schnapps factory of our country you
gain a unique insight into the typical Austrian culture of destilling schnapps. Of course you should
certainly not miss out on a tasting!
Kahlenberg Tour
After a short walk to the top of the hill, that is
located on the edge of the city, you will have a
nice view over Vienna’s sea of houses. You will
hopefully have fair weather to enjoy it even
more.
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Optional Tours
Chocolate Museum
You like chocolate? Then you are ready to visit
the sweetest museum of Austria. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of chocolate, try
and degust the variety of flavours.
Ottakringer Brewery
You cannot miss drinking beer while you go
out at night. Here, you are introduced into
our long-established brewing tradition. Your
tour leads you inside Vienna’s oldest brewery. Don’t miss to taste the different flavours
of beer.
Café Central
This Café is an example of the “Vienna’s Café
Culture”. In the room of a Neorenaissance
building you will have breakfast and be transported back a few centuries ago.
Danube and Danubeisland
The Danube is the main river and not far
from the university. Except beautiful parks
the Danube Island gives Viennese people the
opportunity to spend their leisure time in a
nature area. If you are lucky, you will see
some water birds, probably ducks and
swans.
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Workshops
Austrian for Beginners
ments and you can even to try
play them yourself.
Did you know that there is a
difference between German and
Austrian? Be excited for us
Crossfit
teaching you some funny words
Crossfit is constantly varied, high
in one of our various Austrian
intensity, functional movement.
dialects.
Constantly varied – always
changing the workout, never
Traditional female hairstyles
letting your body adapt. Functional movements – are moveFor the perfect Austrian apments humans were built for,
pearance women don’t only
which are natural and safe.
need a Dirndl but also nicely
braided hair. We can show you
how to do that yourself!
Yoga
In between all the GAs, lectures
and numerous parties we are
Cardgames also have a long tra- going to offer you 75 min of
dition in Austrian society. There mind relaxing but body strengthening yoga.
are up to 52 cards, 4 colours
and 13 cards of each colour. As
you have the basics now, we will Austrian Waltz
teach you some funny Austrian
Viennese Waltz is very famous
games!
and counts to the professional
set-pattern dances. It was
Austrian Music
founded by Strauß' family, who
composed the original music in
In this workshop we spot the
th
attention to our folk music. We the 19 century.
Austrian Cardgames
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Delegate List
Algeria:
Beilita Ilyes (EO)
Guettaf Belqassim
(President)
Saif Chouli (President)
Salah Eddina Bacha
Maiza Mohamed Khalil
Austria:
Victoria Drauch
(President)
Lara Scherer
Daniela Wagner
Karin Luzak
Shuresh Staudacher
Eva-Maria Bartl
Kerstin Abraham
Nadine Tod
Clara Buxbaum
Anke Blessing
Alexandra Miklis
Doris Baumgartner
Lukas Huber
Nina Hamann
Orietta Rother
Antonia Kolb
Ann-Katrin Autz
China:
Yifan Han
Chung-Hsuan (Gary) Lin
Croatia:
Iva Benvin
(EO)
Tanja Strišković
Adrien Da Silva
Nina Vukusic (President)
Germany:
Tom Merten
Natascha Rüping
Stefanie Schmidt (EO)
Leonie Fingerhut
Denmark:
(President)
Amalie Hertel
Franziska Bayer
Leon Jacobsen (EO)
Dimo Naujokat
Henriette Bertram
Nina Schmidt (President) Sandra Stelzer
(President)
Mie Piilgaard Petersen
Elisa Chludzinski
Anne Kock Flygaard
Anna Schmidt
Amalie Hertel
Lili Anna Szasz
Ghana:
Sophie Amalie LadeObed Owusu
foged
Yeboah (President)
Czech Republic:
Ondřej Vitula
Juraj Turňa (EO)
Estonia:
Anna Regina
Cerbule (President)
Silja Väyryrynen (EO)
France:
Clara Laurent
Claudine Girardo
Marion Borne
Marie Mullet
Charlène Brémont
Marion Devedeix
Greece:
Effie Palyvou
Anastasios Sinteles
Charalampos Koutsos
Elli-Ioanna Papazoglou
(EO)
Eleni Katsarou
Ioanna Kapna
Alexandros Trachanas
Theodora Gkolomazou
Christina Almazidou
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Hara Korakaki
Panagiotis Galatsanos
Ermioni Kyriakopoulou
Agathi Kavakidoy
Evangelos Chatzis
Spyros Anastasiou (EO)
Aryo Parseh
Italy:
Giulia Venegoni
Veronica Nardiello
Giulia Pizzamiglio
Hungary:
Tekla Diriczi
Adrienn Tóth
Gabriella Gröndahl
Malaysia:
Maria Ghazali
Joy Xine Goh
Khairina Halim
(President)
Indonesia:
Li Kai Ng
Rachella
June Chung
Christy
Delna Mazda (EO)
Susmitha Nur Ahadini
Enji Liew
Fadia Adhari
Keisha Shekeena RaviKatherine Ramandinianto chandran
Ishabella Octaviani
Malcolm Chong
Bertliussaza Yulius
Malika ulin Nuha (EO)
Morocco:
Latifah Humairoh
Sami Zoularh
Iran:
Majid Ebnalnassir
Naghmeh Zakikhani
Seyed Ardalan
Moussavi (EO)
Seyed Ardavan
Moussavi (President)
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(President)
Marouane Bar (EO)
Namibia:
Paul Set
Lee-Monique Anderson
Sandra Shikomba
Norway:
Sofie Svensson
Maren Fagerheim (EO)
Pakistan:
Abeq Syed
Poland:
Emilia Sulik
Damian Owczarek
Julia Sroka (EO)
Joanna Skurzyńska
Anna Kowalska
(President)
Magdalena Dyrka
(President)
Andrzej Lorek
Klaudia Miklaszewska
Julia Kofin
Lidia Steczek (EO)
Portugal:
Xavier Canavilhas
(President)
Alexandra Sousa
Romania:
Rafaela Piekny
Adriana Munteanu
Ioana Buzdugan
Hiruta Ana
Glodan Alexandra
Andrei Ungur
Corina Beres
Dandea Stefania
Mircea Andrei Valeanu
Lucian-Alexandru
Todirică
Mihaila Andrei
Ana Maria Lipan
Camille De Pasquale
Bradulescu Andrei
Mira-Anastasia Popa
SAVMA:
Jason Smith
Mélissa De Lombaert,
Amber Greycarek
Griffioen John
Branden Nettles
Hilary Antosh
Kelsey Libbe
Samantha Hancock
Samantha Morici
Katherine Conley
Brian Jochems (EO)
Lynlee Powell Nichols
Slovakia:
Ivan Hlinka
Daniela Rolkova (EO)
Petra Horňáková (EO)
Slovenia:
Franci Grenko
Karmen Forjanič
Špela Petročnik
Katarina Ogrin
South Africa:
Aqil Jeenah
Jordan Joselowitz
Megan Moodley
Nandi van Wyk
Ivan Kotze (EO)
Danielle Smith
Magdalena Jannasch
Jacobus Weideman
Marzelle Fourie
Anika de Witt
Margot Laxton
South Korea:
Yunjeong Shin
Ye Eun Kwon
Kim Hyeon Hee
Dohee Kim
WooJae Kim
Kyeong Hyeon Jeong
Hyun Duk Yoon
Jamie (Jeong-Eun) Park
Soojin Lim
Jin Sung Choi
Seongjin Cho
Seo Hyun Park
Seungjee Hong
Hyeon Sun You
Tae-Seok Kim
JiYul Kim
Seong Ik Ahn
SeungHun Heo
Seungju Hahm (EO)
Dong Wook Kim
Lana Lee
Sang-Yi Lee
Spain:
Álvaro Carrillo
Vázquez (President)
Marta Maturana
Vera González (EO)
Isaac Corderroure López
Switzerland:
Meret Isler
Mélodie Schneider (EO)
Nicole Schmid
(President)
Rebekka Stohler
Saskia Grieder
Sophia Jenni
Ladina Donatsch
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Taiwan:
Xin Ying Lye
Yu Wei Chang
Tan Yalee
Hao Lee
Brittany Woo
Kuanyo (Patrick) Lin (EO)
Yu Wen Yao
Hsiang-pei Su
Judith Hsieh
Min-Hsuan Chiang
Cheng-Hong Chi
Sio Ka Mei
Jessica Lin
Cheng-Hsun Lee
Li-Te Chang
Yi-Chuen Hung
Wei Chen
Claire Kuo
Phavinee Panmongkol
Netnapha Thongyindee
Supatcha Chusanathas
Natoo Polruang
Nanthanat Ren
Supasiri Jarusombuti
Thailand:
Klao Runcharoon
Supavadee Pongkhum
Walarat Charonesamrejkit
Warisara Srirungsit
Phitsinee Dhavehutsadin
Na Ayuthaya
Wannida Boonrawd
Tithipong Plangsangmas
Natthawut Putthanom
Tunisia:
Rekik Syrine
Feynen Mansouri
Maryem Ben salem (EO)
Rania Iabidah
Tej el molk Miled
Ahmed Lahouar
Hamdi Kawther
Hiba Kallel
Adam Jbenyeni
Shadi Henchiri
The
Netherlands:
Yana Last
Emma van Rooijen (EO)
Sietske Ruijgh (EO)
Kiki Streng
Meike Philipsen
Heike Peels
Marie Gillesen
Jesse Gosker
Aniek van Houtum
Elwin van Oldenborgh
Lina Rezgani
Aziza Bencherifa
Mohamed Baltagi
Sana Ferhi (EO)
Malek Messaoud
Mohamed Ali Ben Hadid
Iouati Nour
Meriem Gader
Turkey:
Anıl Türer
Ilgi Temiz
Çağla Bayır
Cem Konuk (President)
Ugur Bagriacik
Caner İmamoğlu
Murat Koray Tekin
(President)
Nihan Dikbaş
Berke Ata Menteş (EO)
Ayşegül Gördes
Yasin Erol
UK & Ireland:
Alice Turner
Joseph Lunt
Jordan Fisher
Ali Nicholls
Jordon Egan
Metro System
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Postcongress
From 3rd to 7th August 2016 we're going to take you to one of Austrias' most famous areas – the Salzkammergut!
It stretches from the City of Salzburg eastwards along the Austrian
Alpine Foreland and the Northern Limestone Alps to the peaks of
the Dachstein Mountains, spanning the federal states of Upper
Austria, Salzburg and Styria. The region has a beautiful nature with
76 lakes and mountains.
The
name
‘Salzkammergut’
translates in English as
‘room for salt’. As the
name predicts, the
region has many salt
mines. One of the
most important ones
is in Hallstadt and is
nowadays an interesting attraction for visitors all around the world. In 1734 workers discovered a corpse of a
man in the mine. Researches concluded that the man was a victim
of a mining accident in 1000 BC. In 2002 Archaeologists made researches and discovered the oldest wooden staircase in Europe. The
exhibition gives especially information over the salt mining during
the stone time. Our hostel is located in St. Gilgen, a small community on the northern part of the lake Wolfgangssee. It is one of the
biggest lakes in the Salzkammmergut and it is possible to hike
around it on a wonderful trail of 27 km. You can also admire the
beautiful landscape on a boat trip over the lake. The water of the
Wolfgangsee was also priced from the EU for an outstanding quality.
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Useful Information
Currency:
The Austrian currency is Euro.
1 Euro = 1,10579 US-Dollar
(Exchange rates may vary from office to office)
international dialling code: +43
time zone: UTC+2 MESZ (from March to October)
Alcohol and tobacco
It is allowed to drink alcohol and smoke in public places. In restaurants, cafés and bars you can find a smoking and a non-smoking
area.The age limit for purchasing alcohol or tobacco in Vienna is 16
years.
Nice to know
When you are using an escalator in Vienna, make sure to stand on
the right side! The left side is for walking and locals don't like it at
all if you're standing in their way when they are in a hurry.
Tap water
Austrian tap water is of very high quality and therefore completely
safe to drink. This means that no matter where you go you can always get some tap water at public bathrooms without worrying
(unless a sign tells you otherwise of course). So let‘s be good to the
planet by not producing too much plastic waste and bring your
own bottle :)
Don't forget to take your bottles with you on ALL of our
trips!!!
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Useful German words and phrases
metro
tram
Thank you
Please/You're Welcome
Where is the bathroom?
Can you help me?
Where can I find.../Where is...
One beer please!
Ubahn
Bim/Tram/Straßenbahn
Danke
Bitte
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Wo finde ich.../Wo ist...
Ein Bier bitte!
Nametag Pictures
For the group arrangements you can find two different symbols on
your nametag - the deer and the Edelweiß flower - in different colours.
You will be divided into different groups during the congress so
that you get to know as many people as possible. To see in which
one you are for the next activity please consider either the colour
of the Edelweiß or the colour of the deer (for bigger groups) or the
colour of both in combination (for smaller groups).
With this example you would have
the pink Edelweiß and the red deer.
This means that for tours where bigger
groups are needed (e.g. University Tour)
we would tell you to build a gruop with
everybody who has a red deer on his/her
nametag.
When smaller groups are needed we
would tell you to team up with everybody
who has a pink Edelweiß AND a red deer.
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Brigittenau Youth Palace
Adalbert-Stifter-Straße 73, 1200 Vienna
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