Computer Science Chapter's Honorary members

An honorary member is a person that has especially supported the chapters interests and aspirations. To nominate a honorary member a motion is sent to the D-directorate with a motivation, so that it can be brought up on the next chapter meeting for decision.

Members

• Richard Glassey, Examinator INDA 2025,
• Viggo Kann, Study principle Computer Science 2025,
• Monika Lundell, Vice Program responsible Computer Science 2025,
• Örjan Ekeberg, Program responsible Datateknik, 2019
• Helen Lindkvist, Student counselor Media Technology, 2015
• Alicja Lissenko, Student counselor Computer Science, 2015
• Kjelle och Heidi, Wardens, 2015
• Lena Edvardsson, 2013
• Stefan Nilsson, 2013
• Henrik Eriksson, 2012
• Britt Isaksson, Student counselor Computer Science, 2008
• Stefan Arnborg, Program responsible Computer Science, 2005
• Inger Larsson, Head of offices, 1997
• Yngve Sundblad, former Prodekanus, 1988
• Stefan Östlund, Electrical engineering, 1983
• Katrin Rosenqvist, Engineering physics, 1983
• Johan Groth, Engineering physics, 1983

Richard Glassey

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Viggo Kann

During his long career at KTH, Viggo Kann has consistently sought to make things easier for the students of the Computer Science programme. Time and again, he has worked to ensure that computer science students are heard and that our student influence is strengthened. In particular, Viggo has been more than willing to collaborate with the chapter's Educational Committee and its Equality, Diversity and Inclusion efforts. In his role as examiner for Prosam, he has on several occasions allowed the chapter to communicate information directly to the programme's students. Viggo has also ensured that scheduled time is set aside during D-Dagen so that programme students are not prevented by other courses from attending the chapter's career fair. Quite simply, Viggo has truly proven himself worthy of being an honorary member of the chapter.

Monika Lundell

As Vice Programme Director for the Computer Science programme, Monika has always stood up for both the chapter and the programme's students. From the programme office's side, she is consistently the one who attends our Chapter Meetings as its representative, often remaining for some time after her report item and, in good spirits, demonstrating a genuine interest in the chapter. On many occasions, Monika has also directly advocated for the chapter's interests - both academic and social - towards EECS and the programme office. Not least, she has worked very closely with the Educational Committee to improve the education on several fronts, something that was also evident when she personally attended one of the chapter's student feedback forums. Through all this engagement and interest, Monika is clearly deserving of being an honorary member of the chapter.

Örjan Ekeberg

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Helen Lindkvist och Alicja Lissenko

Our academic advisors do an incredible amount of work to help chapter-active students balance their studies. They deserve our thanks.

Kjelle och Heidi

Some are better than others.

Lena Edvardsson

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Stefan Nilsson

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Henrik Eriksson

✟ 2017-07-27

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Britt Isaksson

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Stefan Arnborg

✟ 2023-10-29

Stefan Arnborg served as Programme Director for the D Programme for just over ten years and was therefore deeply engaged in the programme's quality and development. The excellent opportunities we have to influence our programme are to a large extent his doing. Therefore, one can without hesitation assert that Stefan Arnborg has greatly advanced the chapter's interests.

Inger Larsson

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Yngve Sundblad

Yngve Sundblad was one of the driving forces behind the establishment of the Computer Science programme at KTH. He subsequently served as Chair of the Programme Board and as Vice Dean. He was appointed Honorary Member in connection with the Computer Science Chapter's 5th anniversary as a token of our appreciation for his genuine commitment to the programme over the years.

Stefan Östlund, Katrin Rosenqvist, Johan Groth

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