SelmaMeyerMentoring cordially invites mentees, alumnae, mentors, and anyone else interested to the 2026 Annual Reception.
When: July 9, 2026, starting at 6:00 p.m.
Where: HHU Düsseldorf Campus – Building 16.38 – P.A.L.M.E.
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SelmaMeyerMentoring Mentees at HHUs Sustainability Day!
Jennifer Kremper is passionately committed to increasing female representation in the natural sciences. She has already campaigned vehemently for equal opportunities and tolerance as Chair of the Chemistry Student Council and has also extended her commitment to committees such as the Examination Board and the Student Advisory Council. She is always concerned with overcoming stereotypical thinking and creating a more inclusive environment. She would like to see HHU implement even more measures that promote a more supportive university community. "It is important that students' achievements are recognized and valued regardless of gender or appearance. To create a more diverse and inclusive environment, the appointment of more women and young men to academic positions should be encouraged." We as SelmaMayerMentoring are very pleased about Jennifer Kremper's strong commitment and congratulate her on her Diversity Award!
The first "Sustainability Day" took place on June 6, 2025. Organized by HCSD, the day was dedicated to sustainable development not only at Heinrich Heine University, but as a project for society as a whole. In the words of initiator Dr. Krümpelbeck: "All efforts and projects that contribute to making the campus more barrier-free and more equal in terms of opportunities ultimately lead to a more pleasant environment for everyone at HHU." The Diversity Award as an award for passionately committed people at HHU helps to put the spotlight on people who go above and beyond the call of duty to make their own personal contribution to better coexistence.
In addition to Jennifer Kremper's award, another SelmaMeyerMentoring mentee took part in SoapboxScience, in which researchers present their research briefly and comprehensibly in a few sentences. Congratulations to Laia Segura Broncano for her talk on sustainability!
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Soapbox Science meant to promote the visibility of women in STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and to break the common stereotype of what a scientist looks like, in this case young female researchers present their work in precise easy-to-understand words to the general public while standing on a "Soapbox".