Email System and Logos

You can get a @srku.dk-mail for your local council

If your local council doesn't have an email, we can help you with this. We can create an email for you in the Student Union's mail system in Outlook. In order to represent your fellow students in the best way, the students and the university needs to know how to get in touch with you – also outside of Facebook. It also makes it easier to strengthen the cooperation and exchange of information between the local councils. With an email account you can also make sure that the exchange of information is saved in your inboxes. If you lose your password, we can always make you a new one. Write to srku@srku.dk, if you want to get a @srku.dk email for your local council.

You can get a new logo for your local council

Fagr%C3%A5dslogoskabelon+-+model+1.jpg

All local councils and faculty councils can now choose to have a new logo designed, which in design og and style matches the Student Union’s logo. The logo will be available in three versions - square, oblong and round. It will be of great potentiel if the logos of the local councils resembles and speaks into the same design and expression and hereby indicates, that they are part of the Student Union. One of the Student Union’s most important strengths is that we represent all students in all faculties and subjects at the University of Copenhagen. We are strongest when we stand together. Therefor it will be powerul signal to send to our fellow students that we are all part of the same student political community in the Student Union.

Here is what you have to do, if you are interested in a new logo for your local council:

  1. Send an email to the secretariat at srku@srku.dk where you write that you and your local council are interested in getting a new logo.

  2. Dialogue between the secretariat and the local council where you and your local council chooses colour and picture for your logo.

  3. The secretariat communicates the local council’s wishes to our graphic designer Matilde Digmann, who develops the new logo for the local council based on the chosen colour and picture from the local council.