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Golnoosh Baghi

ICM Coordinator

 
Golnoosh Baghi

Your contact person for all questions concerning the program:

  • conducting the recruitment and matching of mentors and mentees
  • in charge of the process design and management
  • planning the program’s events, workshops and trainings
  • offering (conflict-) consulting

Mentoring is a great way to exchange knowledge and experiences. It not only guides newcomers through the challenges of academia and the nuances of a new chapter in life but also proves to be a gratifying journey for mentors. This is why I am excited to coordinate the Intercultural Mentoring Program (ICM) at Freiburg University.

At ICM, we connect students in mentor-mentee relationships within a welcoming community. Our regular events, trainings, and workshops enhance the mentorship experience, allowing us to share insights, learn together, and grow as a community.

Participating in mentoring goes beyond academics, positively impacting personal growth. Whether you need support as a mentee or want to contribute as a mentor, join us at ICM! Share your journey with us and be part of this enriching experience.

Emma-Lou Rapp

Student Assistant

 

Hallöchen, my name is Emma-Lou and I am studying History and Art History. Although I have only been an international student myself for one semester, I have learned what it is like to start in a new country and adapt to a different language and culture. I think a programme like ICM is necessary to make studying abroad an amazing experience. I enjoy the opportunity to make international friends all over the world. International encounters are extremely enriching for me to gain more intercultural understanding and grow personally. Therefore, I am very happy to be part of the ICM team and to contribute to a memorable experience.

Besides my interest in international encounters and meeting new people, I enjoy spending time outside of Germany’s sunniest city. You can find me sitting in cute cafes, reading, meeting friends in the park or going for hikes.

 

Raphael Streit

Student Assistant

Hi! My name is Raphael and I am a student in Environmental Governance at the University of Freiburg. I am passionate about languages and cultural encounters that allow us to share different experiences and learn from each other through dialogue and activities. I am happy to be a part of ICM and contribute to the process of cultural recognition and appreciation. For most part of my academic education I have been an International Student myself and I identify with the positive sides to it, but also possible challenges. I am happy to contribute to ICM also in the sense of a shared forum.

Beyond my study programme and cultural exchange, I like roaming through the city and finding small cafés, playing frisbee in the park, or planning the next hiking trip.