It is with our greatest gratitude that we give these people the honorary medal in memory of Ruben G. and Emma Lindquist 2024:
EMILIA SJÖGREN
For her invaluable work in Naturvetarspexet.
Emilia Sjögren has been with the association for a long time, and is one of the reasons why Naturvetarspexet still exists and is active. She has spent countless hours on scripts and acting, and always has such great energy. Despite the pandemic and reduced number of active members, she has kept her spirits and commitment up. Therefore, we would like to thank Emilia for her work with this award.
For her many years of faithful commitment to the spex, and for spreading joy to everyone around her, she deserves the Natural Sciences Faculty Club’s deepest thanks. For this, Emilia Sjögren is awarded the Medal in Memory of Ruben G. and Emma Lindquist 2024.
STEFANIE TAGESSON
For her work to strengthen the student life and relationships between the associations.
Stefanie Tagesson has for many years been active in the Humanities Faculty Club, and the student union. During these years, she has actively worked to protect campus life and make sure that there’s good collaborations between the student associations and the union. Stefanie was also a significant part during the association's 100-year anniversary together with the HumF, which gave a start to the significantly stronger bond that exists between our associations. We therefore want to thank Stefanie for her work, which has laid the foundation for the collaboration we have today with the HumF, with this award.
For her long-standing and faithful commitment to the university's student life, and for her work that strengthened the collaboration with the Humanist Association, she deserves the Natural Science Faculty Club’s deepest thanks. For this, Stefanie Tagesson is awarded the Medal in Memory of Ruben G. and Emma Lindquist 2024.
TOVE SEFYRIN
For her revolutionary work as head of PR- and iNFormation.
Tove Sefyrin has during her year as head of PR and iNFormation on the association's board, partly worked out a routine to make the work easier together with a committee, partly highlighted the association in a better way via the website and social media. She took on a position that has previously been tricky to get a grip on, but she tackled the job with flying colors and the work structure has continued to live on and help future heads of PR and iNFormation. Therefore, we would like to thank Tove for her work with this award.
For her incredible work in structuring the work as head of PR and iNFormation, she deserves the Natural Science Faculty Club’s deepest thanks. For this, Tove Sefyrin is awarded the Medal in Memory of Ruben G. and Emma Lindquist 2024.