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HSG Kick-off Days For all students at Bachelor's, Master's and PhD levels Spring semester 2015
Editorial
Dear Students Contents
A warm welcome to the University of St.Gallen! 2 Editorial 7 Workshops on “Mirroring Authenticity”
We have prepared a varied and interesting programme for your first few days at the HSG 3 Contents & Kick-off Events Overview 8 Kick-off Day 2: Introductory Programme
and we hope it will help you to settle quickly and easily into the University and student life.
We will start by presenting the University from its academic side. As part of this Academic 4 Introductory Note 9 Events around the Kick-off Days
Programme, you will be joined by eminent keynote speakers, professors and lecturers at the
HSG to examine a topical, socially and economically relevant issue. You can look forward to 5 Keynote Speakers 11 Additional Information
in-depth discussions and active cooperation with your future fellow students, and at the end
of the day we will round off with an award ceremony for the best project presentations, as 6 Kick-off Day 1: Academic Programme
well as the traditional Kick-off Day drinks reception (more on pp. 4–7).
On the second day, you will receive important information about organising your studies.
You will find out how the University Library works, how to use the various IT tools, what
components your degree course is made up of, what to bear in mind with regard to credit
points, and where to find what at the University (see full programme on p. 8). Please re-
member to bring along your official identity card on both days. For the introduction to the Kick-off Events Overview
IT tools on the second day, you will also need your laptop, notebook, iPad or other mobile
appliance with access to the internet.
February 2015, weeks 7–8
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The start of your studies at the HSG is an exciting time, and even more so if you have friends
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with whom you can share your experiences. After the Kick-off Days all new and “old”
students are invited to attend the events organised by LINK, the programme offered by the
DocDrinks for Kick-off Day 1: Kick-off Day 2: LINK City Tour
HSG Student Union (more on pp. 9–10). We hope you will enjoy a great start to your time PhD students Academic Introductory St.Gallen
Programme Programme
at the University of St.Gallen and wish you all the very best for your future studies.
LINK Pub Crawl
Best wishes
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Your HSG Kick-off Days Team
LINK Semester DocNet Running 1st LINK Running
Start & Speed Dinner for PhD Dinner
Get-together Students
Gulnaz Partschefeld Anne Rickelt Fabian Eng
Director Interim Director Assistant
27 Mar 2015 (Fri) – LINK Get-together & Beer Pong Tournament
17 Apr 2015 (Fri) – 2nd LINK Running Dinner
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Introductory Note Keynote Speakers
A young woman shows her palm to the camera. On it is written “It’s me, NO FAKE”. A selfie, Prof. Dr. Jörg Metelmann, Leadership Skills Programme Director
one of 100 million, a picture of a person. Why should we doubt that this woman sticking out Jörg Metelmann studied literature, philosophy, politics and public law, before
her tongue is not who she claims to be? Is a self-portrait not the most reliable way of identi- working as a bookseller, consultant and coach. He has been engaged in teach-
fying someone? Culturally, does it not stand for the genuine “authentic” person behind all the ing and research at the HSG since 2007, working initially on Public Value
masks that we wear every day? and Leadership, and most recently on Emotions in the Media (which was the
topic of his habilitation thesis). He is on the management team for the Contex-
If you Google “authenticity”, this question of “true” identity quickly multiplies into a few more. tual Studies Programme and has run the Haniel Seminars since 2010.
Are simplicity and naturalness the latest trends in advertising? Does a brand have to be genuine
to achieve global success? Is anyone in the mass media (still) able to present their true self? Prof. Dr. Vincent Kaufmann, Director at MCM Institute at University of St. Gallen
And finally, who can present something credibly, as a presenter for example? (Today I have Vincent Kaufmann studied French and German literature at the University of
the pleasure of accompanying you through this afternoon’s programme). Geneva. He has held various visiting professorships in the US and has been
appointed a Professor of French from 1990 to 1996 at the University of Cali-
For cultural theorists it is not altogether surprising that our age-old desire for authenticity fornia, Berkeley, where he has also been the Chair of the Department of French.
should become so present and urgent now, in this age of (digital) replication. If everything can He joined the University of St.Gallen in 1996 as a Professor of French and since
be easily reproduced and modified, where can we find the extraordinary – in our personal lives, 2010 he is a Director at the Institute for Media and Communications Manage-
in our human interactions and in social life? Then again, this desire is as old as culture itself. ment (MCM-HSG), where he leads the Center for Book and Media Studies.
Back in ancient Greece, the oracle used the phrase “know thyself” to incite people to search He is also the head of the Contextual Studies Program at the University of
for their true selves – and told countless stories of those who failed in the attempt. St.Gallen. His areas of specialisation include avant-garde esthetics and more
generally media and culture. His work on the theorist and writer Guy Debord
With today’s programme, we are aiming to take a closer look at the seemingly straightforward is well known and has been translated in several languages, including
notion of “authenticity”. Is it a driver of the primarily western preoccupation with pushing Mandarin.
one’s limits or a universal concept of inner peace? Is it more about being genuine or appearing
genuine? Which strategies help people to be genuine and which don’t? Is authenticity gender Dave Michels, Partner at Bain & Company, Zurich
specific? And who benefits in the end from being (or wanting to be) genuine? I look forward Dave Michels studied economics and international relations at Duke University
to meeting you and would like to wish us all an interesting and stimulating afternoon. and received his MBA from Harvard. He joined Bain & Company 20 years
ago in Boston. He has worked and lived in Buenos Aires, Berlin, Mumbai,
San Francisco, and for the past 7 years has been based out of Zurich. Dave has
worked with dozens of companies over the years on a range of topics, in-
cluding full potential transformation, growth strategy, operating model, M&A,
and leadership development. He has also held a number of internal roles
within Bain, including HR and people development and has published on a
Jörg Metelmann variety of topics, including customer experience and loyalty.
Your moderator for the Academic Programme
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Kick-off Day 1: Friday 13 February 2015 Workshops on “Mirroring Authenticity”
Academic Programme on “Mirroring Authenticity”
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12:00–12:50 Registration & welcome (coffee served)
Foyer Library building (09) ground floor
13:00–13:20 Welcoming speeches by Prof. Dr.Thomas Bieger, President of the HSG, Of undisputed origin and not a copy; genuine
Anne Rickelt, Interim Director Kick-off Days, and Shin Szedlak, President of the Student Union
Audimax (09–010)
13:20–13:35 Opening of the Academic Programme on “Mirroring Authenticity” The workshop sessions aim to provide a deeper understanding of the concept of authenticity
Audimax (09–010) by relating it to specific themes such as its role in the construction of professional careers, how
13:35–14:25 Keynote speeches different artists strive to produce authentic experiences for the audience, the importance of
Audimax (09–010)
authenticity in building brands, and how authenticity is understood across different cultural
14:25–14:50 Panel discussion spheres.
Audimax (09–010)
14:50–15:05 Short break
Foyer Library building (09) upper floor
Participants will be assigned to one of several workshops led by professionals who have had
to overcome complex challenges when dealing with questions of authenticity within their
15:05–15:10 Please proceed to your workshop room fields of expertise.
15:15–17:30 Workshop 1 – Performance and Authenticity – Making Authenticity Work On/Off stage
(09–011) After the workshop leader has kicked off the session with an initial presentation outlining the
Workshop 2 – Picturing Authenticity: Being MySelfy aim of the workshop, participants will be asked to team up and work on a case study that
(09–012) shows the challenges of authenticity in a specific aspect of everyday life.
Workshop 3 – Authentic News in the Ukrainian Crisis
(09–110)
Each team will be given a short period of time to develop a creative approach towards the
Workshop 4 – Paths towards Authentic Professional Careers case, consider how best to reduce the complexity of the problem, prepare a solution and deliver
(09–112)
a presentation. The winners of each workshop will then be honoured and presented with
Workshop 5 – Exploring the Authentic City prizes during the closing ceremony at the end of the day.
(09–114)
17:30–17:40 Please return back to Audimax (09–010) These are some of the topics that you can look forward to as part of the Kick-off Days
Academic Programme:
17:40–18:00 Final statements & award ceremony
Audimax (09–010)
18:00 End of the 1st Kick-off Day; get-together & drinks reception
Foyer Library building (09) upper floor
Performance and Authenticity Authentic News in the Ukrainian Crisis
Please do not forget to bring your official identity card with you! Picturing Authenticity: Being MySelfy Paths towards Authentic Professional Careers
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Events around the Kick-off Days
LINK Connecting Students
All new and “old” students at the University of St.Gallen are
invited to attend the events organized by LINK, a program-
me offered by the HSG Student Union. Our aim is to help
you to get to know your fellow students in a casual and fun
environment and to make your weeks of this spring term un-
Kick-off Day 2: Saturday 14 February 2015 forgettable! Join us on facebook “HSG Master Spring 2015”
to find out more about our events, post questions and get in
Introductory Programme touch with your fellow students.
www.facebook.com/groups/759621294085202/
08:30–09:20 Registration & Welcome (coffee and fresh croissants served)
Foyer Library building (09) ground floor
DocNet is the club for all doctoral students
09:30–10:00 Opening of the Introductory Programme by Anne Rickelt, Interim Director Kick-off Days,
by Michaela Reichel, Director Museum of Textiles St.Gallen, and by LINK – Connecting Students
Visit our website, join us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter
Audimax (09-010) to find out more about our interesting and inspiring events
that range from networking to sports to corporate and exclu-
10:00–10:15 Group 1 Group 2
Bachelor & Business Education Doctoral Candidates sive events. Join our DocDrinks, DocLunches and come with
Master us to the Oktoberfest in Munich or the WU Ball in Vienna.
Please proceed to room (09–011) Please proceed to room (09–012) ⎆ www.docnet-hsg.ch
www.facebook.com/docnethsg
10:15–11:00 How to Organise your Studies Introduction to the Library www.twitter.com/docnet_hsg
11:15–12:00 Introduction to the Library How to Organise your Studies Thursday, 12 Feb, 20:30, Stickerei (Oberer Graben 44)
12:15–13:00 LINK Campus Tour Introduction to IT-Tools
DocDrinks for PhD students
Departure: Registration point Alternating with our DocLunches, we cordially invite you to
13:15–14:00 Introduction to IT-Tools DocNet Campus Tour DocDrinks, taking place every fourth Thursday. This month’s
Departure: Registration point DocDrinks will be held at Stickerei and we look forward to
14:00 End of the 2nd Kick-off Day
getting to know all new PhD students.
Saturday, 14 Feb, 18:30, Meeting Point (Blumenbergplatz 9)
Join our legendary LINK Pub Crawl!
Please do not forget: Come and join us at the student union’s pub Meeting Point.
To bring your laptop, notebook, iPad or other mobile appliance with access to the We will start a Pub Crawl where we will show you the nicest
internet pubs in town. Catch up with your friends, meet new ones
To bring your official identity card with you and pregame all the great events going on Saturday night –
Free Drinks will be organized!
Sunday, 15 Feb, 14:00, Meeting Point (Blumenbergplatz 9)
You want to get to know St.Gallen? – Join our LINK City Tour
At 14:00 we will meet outside the Meeting Point and take you
on a short City Tour of St.Gallen. We will not only show you
the cultural highlights of our beautiful city, but also the best
pubs and clubs in town! Afterwards we will grab “breakfast”
together at one of St. Gallen’s nicest places.
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Events around the Kick-off Days Get to know the HSG better
Tuesday, 17 Feb, 18:30, Adhoc (HSG) How well do you already know the University of
LINK Semester Start & Speed Get-together St.Gallen’s website? Join us on a short virtual tour
Join our semester welcome event and enjoy a Speed Get- by following these QR codes:
together at Adhoc with Glühwein and your fellow master stu-
dents. Get to know your new colleagues in a nice and fun
environment. We will provide some glasses of free Glühwein Explore these HSG Services
for you.
Mentoring Programme
Thursday, 19 Feb, 18:00, St.Gallen Who would not appreciate advice and support?
DocNet Running Dinner for PhD students The Mentoring Programme aims to provide you with access
Get ready for a fun evening! Run around the whole town! to experienced mentors who can support you in planning
Enjoy a three course menu! Show your master chef skills! your professional and personal life. Mentoring is a personal
You don’t know what this is about? Visit our website to find relationship between two people who work closely together
out more and register! and have a regular exchange. Officially, our Mentoring Pro-
⎆ www.docnet-hsg.ch/ gramme lasts for two years. Many of our mentors are HSG
alumni who want to share their experience and knowledge.
Saturday, 21 Feb, 17:00, St.Gallen
1st LINK Running Dinner – three courses, three locations and Students at Bachelor’s, Master’s and PhD levels can apply
lots of fun! via the website from 14 to 27 September 2015 by following
When you register you will be assigned to a cooking the “Applying as a student” link.
partner ⎆ www.mentoring.unisg.ch/en/
You and your partner will prepare either a starter, a main
dish or a dessert for two other pairs (i.e. you will cook for
six people and host four people at your flat) The Career Services Center (CSC-HSG)
Two other groups will host you and your partner for the The Career Services Center at the University of St.Gallen is
other two courses the central contact point for all questions with regards to
After enjoying a delicious three course meal, all the groups career planning, recruitment and job entry.
will come together for an awesome night out!
Please sign up by 22:00 on Wednesday 18 Feb through the You can profit from a large and diverse workshop programme,
“HSG Master Spring 2015” Facebook group. where you get tips and tricks for your CV documents, train
for the assessment center, enlarge your personal skills and for
NOTE: Don't worry if you are still “homeless” when you your individual questions you may book a one-on-one session
register! Simply sign up and either send us your address or with one of our career experts. Furthermore, there are special
leave it up to us to find you a suitable partner.
events where we invite companies on campus and where you
may get insights into different businesses and industries as
Friday, 27 Mar, 19:00, Meeting Point (Blumenbergplatz 9) well as get in contact with HR-recruiters as well as line-
LINK Get-together & Beer Pong Tournament managers. What do I Where do I How do I Review of the What does
want to and apply in which present myself interview, does my first day at
Come and join us at the student union’s pub meeting point. what can I do
jobwise?
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Travelling to the University of St.Gallen
By car – Take the motorway exit St.Gallen/Kreuzbleiche and head towards the town centre.
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Pictures: Yves Partschefeld, Urs Anderegg,
© 2015 University of St.Gallen (HSG)
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