ASER was constituted
on March 24-th, 1998 in a meeting that nobody will ever forget. ASER is
the first organisation of the students from the University of International
Business Transactions. The fact that such an organisation was necessary
was emphasised by the large number of the students present, who filled
Aula Magna completely on this unforgettable day for ASER and by Mr. Ioan
Popa, Dean of the University of international Business Transactions from
Bucharest, who was invited by the students to take part to this event.
Foto: Aula Magna is full
of students at the constitution of ASER
MEMBERS OF ASER
ASER counts 138 founding
members and over 170 members in all. All the members of ASER are students,
both at the University of International Business Transactions and at other
universities from the Academy of Economic studies.
Students who want to be
members of ASER must address a request to the ASER Executive Council, who
will approve or refuse it at the next meeting. The quality of member with
all rights and obligations related to it becomes effective in the moment
when the solicitor is announced and is attested by the possession of the
member card.
Members of honour can be
persons with special merits in university or civil activity, personalities
representing an example of civil attitude, democratic spirit and professionalism
through their activity, as well as ASE graduates who want to take part
to the activities of the organisation.
Members of ASER have
the following statutory rights:
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To take part to ASER activities
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To use the material equipment
of ASER according to its purposes
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To elect and to be elected
at any level in the structures of ASER
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To freely express their
point of view concerning any problem related to ASER
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To contest the decisions
of the ASER Executive Council or of the House of Representatives and to
request the summoning of the General Assembly if his/her initiative is
supported by signatures of at least 25% of the members of ASER
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To participate as observer
at the meetings of the House of Representatives
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To benefit of all forms
of defence and support belonging to ASER
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To give up to membership
ASER members have the following
statutory obligations:
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To know and accept ASER
statute
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To take part in fulfilling
the purpose of ASER
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Not to engage the organisation
in any activity without a mandate from its Board
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To pay a semester membership
fee, voted by the General Assembly
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To pay a registration
fee established by the vote of the General Assembly
The purpose of ASER is
the active implication of students in the economic and social life for
a better communication between them and the social-economical environment,
for a better knowledge of the demands that they will be confronted to after
graduation and for a better orientation inside the team that they will
belong to in a future career.
GENERAL ASER PURPOSES
Defending the students’
interests in university environment and in the general framework of the
Romanian social life
Encouraging research among
the students by making some research projects both by students and professors
on a wide topic from social, economical and political science
Making an exchange of
experience and knowledge among students by organising conferences, meetings,
seminars and debates, courses in which students and specialists from the
country and from abroad will take part
Supporting the students
in starting a professional activity by providing information and assistance
regarding the career
Facilitating the access
to information and completing the studies by providing assistance regarding
scholarships in Romania and abroad
Own financing of the organisation
by developing parallel economic activities for supporting the objectives
of the organisation
Promoting dialogue among
students and decision factors of the university and creating a tolerant
mentality in college
Making contacts with students’
organisations from abroad
The activity of ASER is
guided by the following 6 general principles:
PRINCIPLE OF DEMOCRACY,
which means supporting democratic institutions and participating in civil
society activities
PRINCIPLE OF FREE OPINIONS,
meaning the freedom of word and unlimited access to public interest information
PRINCIPLE OF LEGALITY,
which means respecting the laws of the country both by each member and
by the organisation itself
PRINCIPLE OF TOLERANCE,
meaning respecting the values of all the other groups or persons actioning
on legal basis in society and for the general good
PRINCIPLE OF IMPLICATION,
which means the moral duty of each member of society to involve in social
life consciously, pursuing not only the individual good, but also the general
one
PRINCIPLE OF TRANSPARENCY,
which gives the possibility to all members to know and use information
of general interest for ASER
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