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Steering Committee
The Steering Committee is the key body of the entire Module.
It is responsible for managing, planning, and regulating how the entire project is carried out, setting priorities, quality standards, and objectives to be achieved by each subcommittee, supervising the respective results achieved.
It is also in charge of fostering dialogue and coordination between the different subcommittees, removing any obstacles that may arise during the project, and ensuring its success.
Chair
The Committee is chaired by Benedetta Carla Maria Angela Ubertazzi, an Associate Professor of European Union Law at Milan-Bicocca University and Coordinator of the Jean Monnet module.
Vice president
The Vice-President is Antony Zhilkin, who is currently pursuing a master’s degree in law.
Members:
Federica Gentilini
Filomena Falzarano
Activities
EPPO and EU Law (Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence – STEPPO) June Steering Committee meeting
Our monthly Steering Committee meeting on 20/06/2024 We had our monthly meeting Download the meeting slides
EPPO and EU Law (Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence – STEPPO) May Steering Committee meeting
Our monthly Steering Committee meeting on 22/05/2024 We had our monthly meeting Download the meeting slides
EPPO and EU Law (Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence – STEPPO) January Steering Committee meeting
Our monthly Steering Committee meeting on 17/01/2024 We had our monthly meeting Download the meeting slides
Intervista di inizio 2024 alla Professoressa Ubertazzi – Steppo Università Milano Bicocca
Author: Paolo Maiolino Committee: Steering Committee (Management Board) Date: 08/01/2024 Sta per iniziare una fase importantissima per il nostro progetto: il 2024 sarà il primo anno dalla trasformazione del modulo Jean-Monnet STEPPO in Centro di Eccellenza STEPPO....
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