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Text: Ronja Pavall
Photo: Ronja Pavall/NTNUI Blits

This fall, NTNUI Trondheim’s A football team was invited by our little brother, NTNUI Ålesund, for a match of pride, bragging rights, and, of course, a significant trophy! Unfortunately, our team couldn’t make it as they already had other commitments. Ålesund had already booked Colorline Stadium, and it would have been a shame to let it go to waste. So, the format of this football match was changed, and it was decided to have NTNUI Trondheim Admin vs. NTNUI Ålesund Admin. After our wonderful team leader, Mia Olden Larsen, managed to gather a willing group from Trondheim, the plan was set. We were going to Ålesund to play a football match. The group consisted of swimmers, handball players, volleyball players, dancers, shooters, gymnasts, and a football player. Mia planned the whole trip, including accommodation, transportation, schedule, role allocation, and more. On Thursday morning, September 7th, we were on our way to Ålesund. We were ready and excited, split across three cars. Perhaps a bit too excited because no one took the same route…

Some took a detour via Dombås and were fascinated by all the mountains they got to see, while others took a slightly faster route. This involved taking a ferry, where mistakes could also be made, as one of the cars ended up on the wrong island. So, it might not have been that much faster after all. Getting anywhere at all wasn’t guaranteed for the car that was left with the door wide open in the middle of Molde (thanks to the Norwegians for being kind and not stealing it). After a long journey, the whole group finally reached Ålesund and checked into the Airbnb meant for 9 people. Even though we were 16 people, we managed to fit (and got to know each other better in the process). We also didn’t learn from the mistake made in Molde and left the 9-seater with the sliding door wide open (again, thanks to all the Norwegians who didn’t feel like stealing it or its contents). After all the detours we took, we had a somewhat tight schedule to make it to the game, but we arrived with plenty of time to warm up.

Now we were ready for the game at Colorline Stadium. With a proper entrance, player substitutions announcement, and VAR, the game became very fast and very serious. Another thing our team quickly noticed was a slight miscommunication that had arisen between Trondheim and Ålesund. As mentioned earlier, we in Trondheim thought that Ålesund wouldn’t field football players since we didn’t, while Ålesund thought that even though we weren’t the A-team, we could play football. Oh, how wrong one can be…

With the goalkeeper injuring their hand just 10 minutes into the first half, and starting the game with our one football player on the bench, there was only one way it could go. Even though Ålesund dominated after 45 minutes, it wasn’t possible to beat the atmosphere we had in the locker room during halftime. Singing/chanting NTNUI songs, jumping and dancing, even the Ålesund mascot couldn’t resist joining in, lifted us up for a somewhat more even second half. We all thoroughly enjoyed those grueling, sweaty, and slightly humiliating 90 minutes and have no regrets.

The rest of the evening was initially spent in the apartment before we went out to meet our opponents on something other than a football field. It was a lot of fun, and we would be happy to repeat something similar another time. Then, on our turf and under our terms

Hu og hei!

The Main Board hereby welcomes you to the Extraordinary General Assembly 2023.

Date: September 26^th 2023
Time: Start 17:00. Registration from 16:15.
Sted: A1, Handelshøyskolen. Map here.
Meals: Food will be served about halfway of the meeting.
For who: Everyone who is a member of NTNUI can participate. You have to be able to document your membership through our Member System in order to have a right to vote. All groups are obligated to attend, meaning at least one representative have to be present at all times during the meeting.

Got something on your mind? If you have a case for the General Assembly, send an Email to hovedstyret@ntnui.no within September 12^th. All groups and individuals of NTNUI have the opportunity to present cases on the General Assembly. If you are not sure wether your case is suitable for the General Assembly, please don’t hesitate to contact the Main Board.

Staup: It is a tradition in NTNUI to run up to the Student Cabin after the General Assembly – this run is called Staup. Not everyone wants to join the run, however there will be ordered a bus so everyone wanting to jazz, eat and enjoy the NTNUI spirit at theStudent Cabin can join. Whether you want to run or not, please sign up here within September 20^nd if you want to join the Student Cabin after the General Assembly.

Consent to photography: We want to document this memorable evening, so in order for NTNUI Blits to do some photograhy, we need you to fill out Blits’ consent form. Fill inn “Extraordinary General Assmebly” under “Arrangement/Group” in the form.

The Main Board has adopted guidelines regarding EHS in which will be implemented after the General Assembly. They will be informed during the meeting.

• EHS Guidelines

Agenda: The agenda will be emailed to the volunteers and posted on our website by September 19^th.
Statutes: You may read the statues of NTNUI here

You are welcome, dear member! If you have any questions please address them to our leader, Jenny Hunvik (jenny.hunvik@ntnui.no) or the Main Board (hovedstyret@ntnui.no).

Text: Ronja Pavall
Photo: Ronja Pavall, Frøydis Indergård/NTNUI Blits, privat

In NTNUI’s column “Volunteer of the Month” you get to meet a bunch of selected volunteers at NTNUI who put in invaluable effort. The volunteer of the month in August is the leader of our project-group aktivCampus, Kaia Kolstad.

Kaia is the ray of sunshine of the ages who works hard to create the aktivCampus of the ages! She is the calm one of us, so when others stress that we won’t make it in time, she is good at keeping calm.

– Taran Five, deputy leader aktivCampus

Hi Kaia! Cool that you could meet me during the summer break. But tell us a little about who you really are?
Hello! Yes, my name is Kaia Kolstad, I am soon 23 years old and starting my third year at computer techology. I was born and raised in Trondheim, so i haven´t moved very far. I enjoy exercise, especially running. I also like dancing, so I´m considering starting at NTNUI Dance in the fall.

What connection to NTNUI do you have now?
I am the project manager for aktivCampus!

How did you end up with this?
During my “fadderuke”, I heard about aktivCampus, but unfortunately I was ill that whole week so I couldn´t participate in anything. Later in the fall, I saw that they were looking for new people for the board to plan next year´s aktivCampus. I thought it looked really cool, so i applied.

What do you think is the most important thing about the offer aktivCampus has?
To show students what opportunities they have to be active in Trondheim, since you can see that physical activity is important for mental health too! Give them an opportunuty to test what you want to do early in the year. After all, there is a jungle of things to do.

Yes, with almost 70 groups there is a lot that can be tested, how do you get this done under aktivCampus?
Almost all the groups have som form of “come and try” day though week 35. So all you have to do is sign up for what you want to test through our website! Quite a few continue to join NTNUI through aktivCampus, since there is such a low threshold to show up!

If you were to change one thing in NTNUI – what would it be?
I would have made it an even lower threshold to test out sports throughout the year as well, not just during aktivCampus. That you do not have to have a membership the first time you attend a training session. The exercise offer NTNUI has is also very good, but make it even bigger and more accessible!

But why do you get involved?
I know what it´s like to have physical activity help me feel good! It others can experience the same thing through being part of NTNUI, that´s great!

What do you think about the “volunteer of the month” stamp that you now have been given?
It´s really great and fun, but there are a lot of good people in aktivCampus who do a really great job! There is a large team that works together to get it done.

What is your relationship to the colors of aktivCampus?
Purple is my favorite color so it’s right up my street! All the tents and the logo are purple so I really like that. You also easily notice the pink sweaters, which are gorgeous!

You have one million that you can use freely for aktivCampus – what would you use the money on?
More money for promotion so more people knew about us! And more money for equipment and space for all the events, and the opportunity to have even more events!

Coolest thing you´ve worked with in aktivCampus?
The aktivCampus week itself, when everything happens! The two coolest events last year were color-run, which was great fun, and the cannonball tournament. Those two were big hits!

Who would you rather be stuck in the lift with from the people you work with at aktivCampus? Why?
Taran! She´s in control! In addition, she has been stuck in an elevator before, so she has experience. She is my good deputy leader, and she knows the answer to everything.

Which sport do you wish you were involved in at NTNUI?
I really like dancing and have done it before, but calisthenics also seems very cool!

If you were to join a committee in NTNUI Admin, which would you choose?
Sprint, since I study computer technology. Then i could get even more practical experience with coding.

Do you have a recommendation for new students under aktivCampus?
Participate in as much as possible! But definitely the color-run during the opening ceremony is memorable.

Participate in week 35!

aktivCampus is an activity week for all students in Trondheim! There are over a hundred activities organized in one week, which are all about lowering the threshold for being active as a student.
It is a low-threshold offer to sow that activitiy and play are just as fun now as when you were a kid.
Around 100 events are planned during week 35. You will therefore find everything from come and try rumpeldunk to color-run to capture the flag. We have many “come and try” in many different activities and in that way find something cool that you want to spend the rest of your time in Trondheim doing.
Join us in week 35 (26.08-03.09) for one of the funniest weeks NTNUI has to offer.

Read more about aktivCampus here

The volunteer of the month is a regular column created by the promo team in collaboration with the photographers in NTNUI Blits. Would you like to nominate someone for the firebrand of the month? Send to blits-promo@ntnui.no

Text: Emilie Faarup Storvik & Ronja Pavall
Photo: Andreas Flo, Leonie Richarz, Oskar Hope-Paulsrud, Eivind Jølsgard, Eirik Halvard Norseth /NTNUI

Finally, the application period for NTNUI Admin is underway! Get an overview here of which selections have admissions this semester.

NTNUI Admin is the collective term for the administrative committees in NTNUI: NTNUI is proud to be Norway´s largest sports club and that we are only run by volenteers. In order to make the club go around, we are therefore very dependent on having good students on the administrative committees. Through NTNUI Admin, you learn how to run a large organisation, gain new skills in your field of interest and get to participate in a lot of social activities during your studies.

NTNUI Admin has something for everyone, and you are guaranteed to find a selection that matches your interest or existing skills. NTNUI Admin has room for everyone, and extensive prior knowledge is not required to apply. The most important thing is that you have a desire to contribute and that you want to learn. Read more about the individual selections that have admission now.

NTNUI Blits

NTNUI Blits is looking for committed volunteers who want to work with communication and promotion of NTNUI. Blits works with everything from social media to videography, and is often booked by the sports in NTNUI to help with photography and promotional material. We manage NTNUI´s social media, design logos for groups and work with sports and event photography, among other things.

Blits always welcomes new ideas for the promotion and marketing of NTNUI, and is happy to start new projects. Here you get the opportunity to learn project management, strategic marketing, in addition to making close contact with the groups and participating free of charge in events as a photographer or journalist.
Through Blits, you will get access to professional photo and video equipment as well as tools such as Adobe Photoshop, Premiere and Illustrator. If you either want to learn about photography/videography, develop you qualities as a photographer/videographer, work with graphic design, or perhaps you want to do communication and marketing, Blits is the committee for you!

NTNUI Event

NTNUI Event is NTNUI´s event committee. The goals is to create the best moments during the study period by arranging good events for the entire association. The events vary in size and scope, and there are, among other things, a joint Christmas party for the whole of NTNUI, “Gudenes Natteliv” where NTNUI takes over Studentersamfundet, waffle evenings, quizzes and much more! Event is looking for you who are creative, fond of organisation, logistivs and execution of events.

With Event, you gain management experience, responsibility for project management and ownership of events. You get the opportunity to work together with a highly competent team and have the opportunity to build a good network with both nightlife and event agencies in Trondheim. In addition, you are guaranteed a place at all events that Event is responsible for and therefore have a good opportunity to get a very social and exciting position. Within Event, you can also specialize in the marketing of events or financial management if you want more responsibility in these areas.

NTNUI Material

The Material committee is a newly started committee and has several areas of responsibility such as merch adn storage space for the groups´ equipment. We design the various clothes that show off the great colors of NTNUI! In addition, we develop NTNUI´s online store and are responsible for the NTNUI Shop. We work o find new and creative solutions to utilize the storage space we have, as well as look for new storage opportunities.
If you are solution-oriented, can think outside the box and are creative, this committee is for you! We want to build a good structure and environment in the committee, by both participate in all the social events organized for NTNUI Admin, but also within the committee!

NTNUI Parasports

NTNUI Parasports focus is to facilitate so that everyone, regardless of functional ability, can participate in the sports og activities they want at NTNUI. Parasports helps the sports at NTNUI organize activities in the best possible way for both athletes and coaches. There are no seperate para-teams at NTNUI, but the Parasports committee works instead to ensure that the sports at NTNUI have a tailored offer so that as many as possible can be included. In addition, all the different sports groups have their own para-contact who you also can contact if you need help with facilitating.

NTNUI Paraidrett helps with finding companions for sports, testing and acquiring equipment that can be borrowed or bought, as well as providing advice and information where needed. As a member of Parasports, you learn more about the organizations of sports, consult the sports in NTNUI and contribute strongly to a diverse offer for Norway´s largest sports club. NTNUI Parasport works closely with the Parasports Center in Trøndelag and you will have the opportunity to partivipate in courses and increase your competence in sports, organization and facilitation.

NTNUI Sprint

Sprint is the IT committee for NTNUI, and mainly works to create good IT solutions for Norway´s largest sports team. It can be anything from developing our membership system to helping the groups with their websites. In NTNUI Sprint you will get hands-on experience in developing large computer systems that are used by NTNUI´s members. Sprint offers a good professional and social environment that allows you to test relevant technology outside of your studies.

NTNUI Sprint is suitable for those who want practical experience within IT projects, test out solutions from their own studies and share knowledge with other committed students. You will have the opportunity to put project manager or developer on your CV after being part of Sprint, in addition to getting to know a social groups that comes does a lot of fun things together as well as creating good solutions for NTNUI.

NTNUI Economy

NTNUI Economy is a project-based committee that works with audits of accounts and budgeting. In addition, Economy has its own projects that focus on investment, charity and much more! Even if the main tasks are on economics, there is no requirement that you must have dealt with economics previously, as Economy is the committee for everyone and where you will receive sufficient training. It is also a social position where Economy is involved in everything that happens with Admin, such as joint trips to Studenterhytta, the clubhouse or in Trondheim. In addition, we arrange a lot of social activities within the committee.

Economy is the job for you who want to improve your skills in finance, accounting, auditing and investment. NTNUI is Norway´s largest sports club, and you will therefor gain a good insight into how to run such a large club where almost 70 subgroups must submit both accounts and budgets for approval. NTNUI also owns several properties in Trøndelag through Studenterhytta and Koiene, and assets that require insurance. There are also larger projects that require investment plans and analyses, which you have the opportunity to carry out.

Text: Emilie Faarup Storvik
Photo: Private

In NTNUI’s column “Volunteer of the Month” you get to meet a bunch of selected volunteers at NTNUI who put in invaluable effort. The volunteer of the month in June is deputy head of NTNUI Bumerang, Julia Senderska.

Julia has been a driving force for Bumerang since she joined for approx. 2 years ago.

She is one of these people who really lives for Bumerang. So it’s no wonder that she quickly took over as material manager. She always knows which tent needs fixing, which parts of our backpacks are particularly prone to damage, which types of skis are most popular, which shoe sizes we need more of, etc.

She simply has the best overview of everything that happens with our material. In addition to that, she is very involved in the training and integration of new volunteers in our group (this applies to both operations and social life in the group). You can simply say that Bumerang could not have existed without volunteers like Julia! Her efforts in Bumerang really contribute enormously to making our club better!

Lena Müller, Leader in NTNUI Bumerang

Hi Julia! Thank you very much for wanting to talk to us in NTNUI Blits! Who are you really?
I am a master’s student who decided to come to Norway to study English linguistics. Otherwise, I am a big travel-, sports- and language enthusiast who likes to explore and try something new all the time, and that perhaps explains both what I study and why I ended up at NTNUI.

How did you end up at NTNUI?
I wanted to volunteer somewhere, and, as a new person in Trondheim and in Norway in general, I wanted to get to know more people. Then Bumerang was the first thing I found, because the first time I heard about the organization I already knew that I should regularly borrow the equipment from them. Then I thought, why not ask if they need volunteers. And they did, thankfully.

How do you actually get a position in Boomerang?
Volunteers come and go every semester. But if you have been here for a while and shown an interest in how things work or could work, you naturally start to take more and more responsibility. New volunteers always ask the “old” about everything. And then it’s just that some of the “old” take this responsibility on themselves officially.

What will be the next step within NTNUI then?
I’m finishing my master’s degree this year, so I think I’ll have to say goodbye to NTNU very soon, although it’s sad, it’s been a really good time.

If you had to change one thing in NTNUI – what would it have been?
Perhaps it should be possible to come for one free training without having to pay the membership first to see if you actually want to do the sport. Some may have been doing it for many years and then they want to continue when they start their studies at NTNU, but for many it is also an opportunity to try something completely new.

But why are you getting involved and engaging in NTNUI?
There are so many reasons. Firstly, I think it is a wonderful opportunity that people can borrow sports and camping equipment completely free of charge. That it will be easier to experience what Norway has to offer, everything from different winter sports to hiking opportunities. For some, it’s a chance to try something new and see if you like it, without having to buy expensive equipment first. For many foreign students, it is an opportunity to try sports they may not be able to play in their home country. And I think it’s very exciting to work to make that kind of thing possible for others. Otherwise, I really enjoy fixing things and learning new skills, and I’ve learned so much in the 2 years, from the technical details of how to repair and maintain equipment, to how to solve organizational problems and deal with customers. And it can be challenging, you meet different people, but I always remember best those who were positive and happy, who came to us with sweets so that we would have a better time on shift, or who donated their sports equipment so that others could in the future use it. And then there is the mood in boomerang, between us volunteers. You become a group of friends, spend a lot of time together, not only on shifts, meetings and chores, but in your free time. That’s how it’s been for the last 2 years, and I hope it continues, because without volunteering in boomerang I would never have met such wonderful, positive, open people. Boomerang gave me much more than I can give back no matter how much I get involved.

What do you think about the stamp “volunteer of the month” that you have now been given?
I think it’s a great honor and a very cool stamp. I don’t know how much I have managed to contribute to boomerang, but I have always had a very big enthusiasm for everything that happened here and everything that could be improved, our venue has become almost my second home, so I think the word “ildsjel” sounds pretty cool.

You in 5 years, where will you be?
Hvem vet? Det er det jeg synes er mest spennende. Å ikke vite, å ikke ha noen spesifisert plan, bare ha øynene åpne for muligheter, og prøve seg på forskjellige ting.

You have one million that you can dispose of freely in NTNUI – what would you use the money for?
I have to say that for Bumerang equipment haha People book all the skis we have in winter, and all the tents when it’s hiking season, they often have to book far in advance, and in winter there’s a big queue in front of the boomerang. And equipment wears out quickly if so many people use it all the time. So we need so much more equipment to cover the need.

NTNUI or a partner?
A very difficult question, without joining NTNUI I would most likely never have met my partner.

Coolest thing you’ve worked with at NTNUI?
Christmas holiday workshop with Bumerang during my first semester here. It was perhaps a third of all of us volunteers who did not go home for Christmas. We met every day at Bumerang, fixed things, built new storage shelves, came up with lots of new ideas and implemented them. Without anyone demanding it, we just had so much enthusiasm and wanted to work and spend whole days together at the same time. In the evenings we sat with some of us and watched films, or went skiing, or tobogganed at Moholt. We spent Christmas Eve together, and New Year’s Eve as well. Definitely my best memories from boomerang, when we worked hard so that people could get a better lending offer after the reopening, and at the same time had fun together.

Would you rather choose Rowing’s tights or “djevellua”?
Djevellue, it’s the most absurd headgear I’ve ever seen.

Which sport do you wish you were involved in at NTNUI?
Maybe karate. I trained in karate for several years before I started my studies at NTNU, although it was a different style of karate than the one you have at NTNUI. I miss this sport so much.

Director of Sit for a day or principal for a day? Why?
No one, it would probably be the most stressful day of my life.

If you were to create a new position in NTNUI, what would it be?
Party manager? That could be cool.

Do you have any tips for someone to interview for volunteer the month in NTNUI?
Contact blits-promo@ntnui.no

Text: Emilie Faarup Storvik
Photo: Mari Hanesand/NTNUI Blits

At the General Assembly on 14 March, the members of NTNUI voted to legislate that all sports must have a para-sports contact in the group board. – Important for further development and investment in Para-Sports, Sebastian Cheng, head of NTNUI Para-Sports.

In 2016, NTNUI established a separate administrative committee which was to work for better arrangements in the club so that everyone will be able to play sports, regardless of functional ability. Sebastian Cheng, outgoing head of NTNUI and recently elected head of NTNUI Paraidrett, is very pleased that the proposal went through:
–Through the last few years of work, it is a project that we feel has had a good effect and therefore wants to enshrine it in NTNUI’s statutes. This can make it easier for further work towards making NTNUI even more inclusive.

At the General Assembly on 14 March, it was decided that each sports group in NTNUI should have one Para contact on the board who is responsible for looking after potential para athletes in the group. Parakontakt shall function as a point of contact between the group and NTNUI Parasport – the administrative committee.

Sebastian is looking forward to the collaboration going forward with new para contacts in the groups in NTNUI, and hopes this will contribute to even more para athletes being included in the club in the future:
-At the general meeting, NTNUI has had an enormous impact in the work for greater diversity and inclusion in the club! I am very positive about the future and the way forward to include everyone, regardless of functional ability.

Do you have questions about arrangements or would you like to find contact information for a para contact for your group? Contact NTNUI Para sports.

Today marks exactly one month until the General Assembly of this spring, and the time has come to welcome to the General Assembly of NTNUI. The General Assembly is NTNUI’s highest authority and all members have the right to vote. This is where you can influence the direction you think is the best for the best club in the world – NTNUI.

The Main Board hereby welcomes you to the Ordinary General Assembly 2023.

Date: Tuesday, March 14^th 2023

Time: Registration from 16:30, start 17:00.

Place: R1 at Gløshaugen. Map here.

Meals: Food will be served about halfway through the assembly.

For who: Everyone who is a member of NTNUI can participate. You have to be able to document your membership through our Member System in order to have the right to vote. All groups are obligated to attend, meaning at least one representative have to be present at all times during the meeting.

Got something on your mind? If you have a case for the General Assembly, send an email to hovedstyret@ntnui.no before February 28^th. All groups and individuals of NTNUI have the opportunity to present cases at the General Assembly. If you are not sure wether your case is suitable for the General Assembly, please don’t hesitate to contact the Main Board.

Staup: After the General Assembly it is a tradition to travel to the Student Cabin – this is called Staup. There will be organized free transport, but there will also be the possibility to join the traditional run up the hills. There will also be served free food at the Student Cabin. Whether you want to run or not, please sign up here within March 8^th if you want to join the Student Cabin after the General Assembly.

Complete agenda: The agenda is found here in the file archive of NTNUI.

Welcome, dear member!

Hu og hei!

The Main Board hereby wishes to convene an extraordinary general meeting 2021. The general meeting will be held on Tuesday 28 September 2021 at 17.00 in the auditorium Akrinn A001 at Kalvskinnet. Remember that all groups must be represented at the general meeting, and that you must bring a valid NTNUI wafer to have the right to vote. All NTNUI members have the right to vote and it is the general meeting that constitutes the highest authority in the club. I therefore encourage you all to exercise your right to vote by attending an extraordinary general meeting.

As usual, the administrative committees, the Main Board and the Student Cabin Board will present their half-yearly reports. In addition, a new interim board will also be elected. If you wish to add a case to the agenda, it can be sent to hovedstyret@ntnui.no by 22 September. Agenda and further information are listed below.

Well met!

Best regards
Monja Lien Jakobsen
Leader
NTNUI

Documents:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qEeG-PGed1kQNKle2bNoD2kfk-M9StjZ?usp=sharing

Who are we?

NTNUI Paraidrett (parasports) is a selection under NTNUI which focus on including disabled people and the rest of NTNUI in the parasports environment in Trondheim. We strive to be a low kew source of knowledge that can help with recruitment and information dissemination within para sports, but also integrate para sport in the student sport!

Parasport is sports for people with a disability. Which is “para”lel given to sports for disabled athletes, with customized equipment or rules to make sports fun and accessible to everyone. It is not the case that parasports are only for those with disabilities! Everyone without disabilities can also be included and there are several options to achieve this. NTNUI Paraidrett tries showing the opportunities for participating for everyone, for example, arranging “goal ball” during the “Studentlekene” in Trondheim and as a weekly free exercise program.

What do we do?

NTNUI Paraidrett and the main board, works on three main areas:

1. Information and skills development within NTNUI

NTNUI Paraidrett will be a source of information and knowledge on how to solve various challenges. How do I adapt a sport for people with disabilities, what kind of parasports do we actually have in Trondheim, where do we search for economical support for para sports, who should I contact if I want to participate or help?

2. Free rental of para equipment
In collaboration with NTNUI Bumerang, NTNUI Paraidrett lends out brand new para equipment for free. The equipment consists of a tandem bike with a motor, a hand bike, two sledges (one sitting and one kneeling) and two athletic wheelchairs for running tracks. These are located at Moholt and it is desirable that board members also contribute in NTNUI Bumerang.

3. Bank of volunteer to maintain the offers in Trondheim
There is several existing para offers available in the local sports clubs in the city, and many of these need more volunteers to keep the wheels running. It can be anything from very small practical tasks like keeping order, developing equipment and helping the athletes – or to be a coach or a team leader. Or simply to play/participate, even if you do not have a disability because especially the sports teams are struggling to recruit enough para athletes! We are therefore in the process of promoting a volunteer bank where you can announce your interest and “be handed out” where needed – whether in wheelchair rugby or as a training friend at SIT.

Why should I apply and who are we looking for?

Everyone who wants is warmly welcomed. There is no requirement for prior knowledge or experience with parasports, but rather a need for dedication and a curious approach to new learning! Parasports is a small but large field with huge possibilities. With a focus on the enjoyment of movement and activity, we cover many areas with opportunities for both conservation and development – both together and individually. The board works closely together, so here you get to know nice people and are included in the loving NTNUI family!

Application is not binding and opens only for a pleasant conversation. Feel free to contact us with questions – you can find us on facebook (@NTNUI Paraidrett), instagram (@ntnuiparaidrett) or e-mail: paraidrett@ntnui.no.

We hope to hear from especially you!