EMERGE Community Open Days
The Community Open Days are events that bring together students, lecturers and external partners to network, exchange ideas and initiate collaborative projects.
We promote community-based collaboration and regional networking. The events offer workshops, exchange programmes and opportunities to get involved, all aimed at fostering inclusion, sustainability and the development of our region.
Mindfulness Break @ EMERGE Intercultural and Diversity Festival
A mindful break from the hustle and bustle of campus life: Together, we will explore a few simple exercises performed sitting and standing, designed to promote relaxation, inner calm and awareness of the present moment. An opportunity to experience mindfulness both individually and in the company of others.
Date: 5 November 2026
Time: 11:00–11:45 CET
Location: Campelle
Recharge your energy, experience a sense of lightness and perhaps continue with the rest of your day feeling a little more mindful.
Please arrive 10–15 minutes before the start (at 10:45 am) to find a seat and get settled in. There will also be an opportunity to enjoy a cup of tea in the beautiful Campelle before the workshop begins.
The session will be led by Dr. Carolin Ermer.
Students, staff and members of the public are warmly invited. Everyone is welcome!
More about the Intercultural and Diversity Festival
Places are limited, so please register in advance by emailing
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Dr. Carolin Ermer
Community Engagement EMERGE
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EMERGE Open Day for Students
The event offers an opportunity to learn more about the services and support available on campus for mental health, accompanied by coffee, tea and a delicious slice of cake.
Date: 19. November 2026
Time: 16:00–19:00 CET
Location: Campelle
Isabel Kreft (Health Management at EUF) will be joined by experts to discuss challenging situations that anyone can face, as well as ways to cope with them more effectively in everyday life and during your studies, and the support available. Joining the discussion are:
- Katja Pettenpaul, Pastor and Chaplain at ESG Flensburg
- Dipl. Psych. Laurin Schaefgen, Graduate Psychologist and Psychological Adviser at the Flensburg Student Services Organisation (Studentenwerk)
- Soeren Hauke, Managing Director of Lichtblick Flensburg, specialising in suicide prevention
- Dr. Carolin Ermer, Lecturer and certified Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Instructor at EUF
The panel discussion offers an opportunity to ask questions and share thoughts. Afterwards, there will be time to connect with the experts and other participants in a relaxed, informal setting.
Places are limited, so please register in advance by emailing:
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Contact:
Dr. Carolin Ermer
Community Engagement EMERGE
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Isabel Kreft
Health Management, EUF
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