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The National Committee

The National Committee (NC) is the upper administrative body of EYP Norway. It holds formal responsibility to the Norwegian Ministry of Education for the selection of Norwegian delegates to International Sessions. It is also the point of contact for the administrative bodies of International EYP, mainly the Governing Body (GB) and the Board of National Committees (BNC). Their main focus is to ensure high academic standards at our events, as well as ensuring financial stability. In short, the NC is responsible for making sure EYP Norway upholds a certain standard.

The NC consists of 7 members. There are 3 teachers and 3 student alumni. The Norwegian Agency for International Cooperation and Quality Enhancement in Higher Education (Diku) holds a seat on behalf of the Ministry of Education.

The NC works in close cooperation with the Alumni Association (EYPNAA) on the day-to-day administration of EYP Norway and in organising the National Sessions.

You can reach the NC on email: nc@eyp.no

President of the National Committee:

Marthe Wedøe – Former Head of Communications of EYPNAA (2019). Member of the National Committee since 2016.

The representative from the Norwegian Agency for International Cooperation and Quality Enhancement in Higher Education (Diku)

Ellen Hagen

Teachers:

Jon Arne Ormbostad – Teacher at Trondheim Katedralskole, has accompanied students to International Sessions. Member of the National Committee since 2016.

Geir Sandøy – Teacher at Amalie Skram videregående skole in Bergen. Member of the National Committee since 2011.

Lars-Erik Nyborg – Teacher at Kristelig Gymnasium in Oslo, has accompanied students to International Sessions. Has served as Governing Body Member. Member of the National Committee since 2011. 

Alumni representative:

Amanda Bolann Håland – Former Head of Communications of EYPNAA 

EYPNAA President:

Henning Undheim – Former Head Organiser of the National Selection conference in Stavanger 2020. Member of the National Committee since 2017.