Student Government
Mission and Vision
The Student Government believes in an inclusive student community upon which students can thrive. We envision a campus in which all university decisions are student-oriented and in which students have a robust student representative body through which to express their concerns.
Mission
of Student Government
Protect students’ interests and provide a mechanism that links students’ wants and needs with RIT Kosovo faculty and administration staff.
Create an inclusive and engaging student environment through various activities and projects.
Provide an open, reliable, and transparent Student Government Body.
Represent the student voice in an accountable and pragmatic manner.
Vision
of Student Government
The Student Government vision is to create an engaging university environment that strikes the right balance between academic life and student life. The Student Government believes in an inclusive student community upon which students can thrive. We envision a campus in which all university decisions are student-oriented and in which students have a robust student representative body through which to express their concerns.
President
Egzon Kelani
Vice President
Elena Bajrami
Treasurer
Jon Tahiri
Project Coordinator
Aeza Gorani
Project Coordinator
Erenisa Ceku
Project Coordinator
Ereza Halimi
Project Coordinator
Jon Kodra
Project Coordinator
Olti Hoti
Project Coordinator
Rona Kingji
Senators
Senators are also part of the Student Government, however, they are voted individually by students in their generation. Every year four senators join the Student Government one from each generation, freshmen, sophomore, junior and senior. The senators are direct representatives of their generations and their main duties include representing their generation in the Student Government and making sure any issues or grievances communicated to them are adequately addressed.
Senior Senator
Jon Haxhiu
Junior Senator
Dorant Krasniqi
Sophomore Senator
Genta Vranovci
Freshman Senator
Ene Aliu
For Students
How to join a club: Every year in the first few weeks the SG will organize info sessions with clubs where students can sign up and learn more about the club. If you miss these info sessions you can also join the clubs through their online forms or by directly contacting the club leader’s so that they may guide you in joining and participating in the club.
For Club Leaders
Requirements to start a new club: Two page proposal stating: name of the club, at least 10 names of students interested in contributing to it, purpose of the club, why it would be a good addition to RITK life, resources necessary to run the club and the faculty advisor name and statement from them.
Clubs Budget Proposal: The budget proposals are not designed for approval or denial, they are designed for negotiations and for clubs to receive an adequate budget for the semester. Club leaders should identify specific activities with dates and a rough idea of the resources they need for those activities.