Responsibilities
Team members have different responsibilities, as summarized below.
All
- Review security
- Familiarize with and consider our standard operating principles (SOP) (Using issues for tasks, along with the overview of GitHub Issues)
- Meet with Gerit on a regular basis, every 1-2 weeks. Create a recurring calendar item.
- To set a meeting, check the other’s calendar and send a calendar invitation via email
- Use the planning sessions to discuss and document objectives and key results (OKR) in your agenda repository
Our agenda repositories on GitHub are here.
Familiarize with the relevant handbook sections:
Team assistant
Our team assistant manages the processes in the management section.
Notes:
Monitoring of deadlines:
- FlexNow (grades, planning of modules, changes in modules) , LUFV, exam supervision, …
- List of deadlines UnivIS: SoSe2026
- List of current and upcoming courses
Updating our calendar.
Preparation and postprocessing of exams, register “sham participants”, order exam paper at in-house print shop (Mr. Stephan Hoh), provide necessary documents for exam supervisors, check corrected exams regarding points, find professor for second correction, enter grades in FlexNow, send exam papers back to examination office
- Reimbursement of expenses (e.g. licenses, case studies, which were paid with own credit card)
- External lectureship management (application at deanery, arrangement of lecture dates, room booking, transponder organizing, support with remuneration)
- Support with organising excursions
- Appointment management for professor
- Application for and settlement of study grants
- Recording of publications in FIS
Useful links
- VC: Sekretariate WIAI
- VC: Infoportal Sekretariate (Note: the materials will be updated.)
Student assistants
Upon completing the Bachelor or Master: notify our team assistant to prepare a new contract.
Use the research-hub for knowledge management
Teaching: Contribute to evaluations, improvements and pedagogy (e.g., by contributing to teaching materials, writing teaching cases/tips).
Familiarize with the relevant handbook sections: