Visiting Scholars

• to encourage interdisciplinary and intercultural discussions between students and teachers
• to mediate the comprehension of intercultural differences which lead the students to a confrontation between experience and learning program
• to take part at the lectures in the morning because this makes the comprehensionæs process easier in view of the seminar itself
• to take charge and to lead small groups of students by discussions, workshops and laboratory examinations in the afternoons
• to influence and force the development process during the project block
• to provide support in administrative and academic questions as well as help students with problems in everyday life (Service Center)
• to feel responsible and try to make the students feel at home at the host university.

For roughly every 10 students there was one visiting scholar qualified on water subjects.

There had been three visiting scholars working for the ifu Service Center in Suderburg.

Visiting scholars of project area water

	Name / Country / Academic Qualification	Qualification and interests
	Adelekan, Ibidun Onikepo NIGERIA Ph.D. Climatology, 1992 M.Sc. Geography (Climatology)	Lecturer, Co-ordinator, Research Fellow, University of Ibadan, Nigeria Climate rainfall variability and its implications on human health Climate and environmental changes in Nigeria
	Pathak, Namrata INDIA Ph.D. Bio-Chemistry M.Sc. Bio-Science	Researcher, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India Water Quality Monitoring and rural environmental issues Issues of sustainability and sustainable development
	Pakkattang, Sermsook THAILAND M.Sc. Field of water and wastewater Engineering, Environmental Engineering Program	Sanitary Scientist, Department of Drainage and Sewerage, Bangkok, Metrop. Administration Water Quality management Sanitary science
	Idowu, Mary Kemi NIGERIA M.Sc. Soil Science Graduate Assistant Soil Science Agriculture	Lecturer, Department of Soil Science, Faculty of Agriculture Technological strategies for soil and water management as environmental degradation increases Improving women's access to agricultural inputs and support services
	Donta, Antonia GREECE Dipl.-Ing. Bio-Chemistry Dr. Ing. Wastewater sprinkling for agricultural irrigation	Scientific Assistant, Network for interdisciplinary causal research Environment protection and education Environment and Qualitymanagement
	Nowack, Barbara GERMANY Dipl.-Ing. Civil engineering Dipl.-Ing. Waste management	Office of civil engineering Rehabilitation of contaminated / polluted soils Composting concepts
	Schneiderat, Ute GERMANY Dipl.-Biologist	Main subjects: ecology, limnology, zoology, marine Postgraduate course: Agriculture of the Tropics and Subtropics
	Camacho, Carmen BOLIVIA M.Sc. Agricultural engineering	Andean Agriculture and Culture Gender Regeneration and Biodiversity NGO experience, administration, organisation
	Papageorgiou, Kalliopi GREECE M.Sc. Physics M.Sc. Medical informatics	Teacher in the higher public school of Megara Leadership of the project "Development of a computer-aided dictionary for children"
	Kriegerowski, Christine GERMANY Diploma in Visual communication, graphic and design	Performances of different art projects video screenings computer graphics
	Name / Country / Academic Qualification	Occupation
	Dziarski, Karin GERMANY Dipl.-Businesswomen	Service Center
	Miglitsch, Christina GERMANY Dipl.-Ing. Landscape architecture	Service Center
	Kaiser, Ortrud GERMANY Dipl.-Ing. Civil engineering	Service Center