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NEWSRock & Oil - Aberdeen, Scotland 5-9 June 2017
- the Hard and the Smooth of Chaplaincy Work Today
Join us to explore, mine and grapple with both the problems and the answers, here at the Conference of European University Chaplains, University of Aberdeen, 5-9 June, 2017. Read more in the leaflet file below and check out the conference website. The conference in Aberdeen also has it own event page on Facebook. Go join! 
Notice of the CEUC General Assembly 2016(June 14th 2016)
The General Assembly will be held at the location of the IACHE conference in Bendigo, Australia Tuesday 12th of July. This is a regular part of the conference each year, and is how together we run the organisation that oversees the conferences. All full members, who have paid their membership before the General Assembly, and who are present, have the right to participate and vote. The membership is not included in the conference fee this year, and will be collected at the actual venue for the GA on arrival, if not paid before. More information about how to pay to follow. Suggestions for topics to be discussed at the GA must be sent to the board at least 2 weeks before the GA. The financial report, the annual report by the chair and previous year’s GA minutes will be given to the participants on arrival in Bendigo, and published at the CEUC website. The agenda of the General Assembly will be as follows, allowing for small changes: Agenda 1. Approval of the minutes of the previous general assembly 2. Election of secretary of the general assembly 3. Election of ballot-counters 4. Election of chair of the general assembly 5. Approval of the report by the chair of the board 6. Approval of the financial report by the treasurer of the board 7. Budget for the next financial year 8. Proposals received 9. Membership dues for the next financial year 10. Election by the gen. ass. of the chair of the board from among the members of the board ( § 5) 11.Election by the gen. ass. of the vice-chair of the board from among the members of the board (§ 5) 12. Election of auditors 13. Miscellaneous Uppsala, Sweden 2th June 2016 on behalf of the CEUC board Anette Brandt, Chair
CEUC supports Dutch protestant University Chaplains(June 10th, 2015)
Press release (Translated from Dutch by Google Translate) European university chaplains express their dissatisfaction in Protestant Dienstencentrum Wednesday morning, a group of 85 university chaplains from various European countries in the hall of the Service Centre protested at the current staffing of the PKN, in which a vision of the future is missing. Hence his solidarity with their Dutch colleagues. Especially the young university chaplains employed by PKN suffer from the recently adopted policy to no longer convert temporary contracts into permanent contracts. It means that developed in two or three years of chaplaincy in a city academy or institution of higher education, in fact, disappears quickly again as the chaplain must stop. Experience shows that a vacant time and then fill with a new employee usually means that the ministry should be built up again from scratch. The university chaplains from Europe this week with their Dutch colleagues present at the Annual Conference of Students Pastores, held this year in the Netherlands. Together with their Dutch colleagues they are very concerned about the continuity of the chaplaincy, which after all seriously under pressure by the new personnel of PKN. The local church in a college town that is happy that there is student chaplaincy is duped by this policy. And higher education institutions to be this way time and time again unpleasantly surprised by constantly changing university chaplains. It takes a lot of effort and creativity to reach students with questions and themes that allows chaplaincy discussed. The rapid changes of university chaplains are good contacts with students serious in the way. The secretary of the PKN, the Rev.. Arjen Plaisier, the statement of dissatisfaction with the university chaplains took delivery. He said to take the statement seriously and reported to be delighted so many pastors from Europe to meet for a moment. Appendix: Explanation of the university chaplains Contact: Ds. Tiemo Meijlink, Chairman National Council of Students Pastores Tel: 0627284671 Email: t.meijlink@gmail.com Petition from CEUC in Dutch and English:
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Notice of the CEUC General Assembly 2015The General Assembly will be held at the location of the conference in Soesterberg Tuesday 9th of June at 16.15. This is a regular part of the conference each year, and is how together we run the organisation that oversees the conferences. Please, read more in the document below.
(May 12th 2015) 
Scholarships 2015
2015 CEUC conference in Soesterberg, NetherlandsThe 2015 CEUC conference will take place on june 8th-12th in Soesterberg, Netherlands.
The conference website is up and running! 
Oct. 22nd 2014
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The Conference of European University Chaplains - CEUC - is a Christian Ecumenical organisation, whose aims are :
Members are chaplains and other religious professionals working in higher education in Europe.
- to promote communication between university chaplains in Europe and exchange of professional experience and good practice
- to engage with issues in Christian spirituality, youth and culture in the context of tertiary education
- to represent concerns and interests of university chaplains to educational institutions and church bodies.
Members are chaplains and other religious professionals working in higher education in Europe.
