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Thursday at 9 am: EM TV live with Cedo Nulli and MFVR about corona times

EM TV will be broadcasting live again on Thursday morning at 9 am. This week’s topic: How do study associations survive the pandemic and how do they support their members and each other?

This episode will be hosted by Tessa Hofland. Guests are Bas van Kruining, president of Cedo Nulli (study association of ESSB) and MFVR president Emiel Samsom (Medicine). They will tell you more about how they experienced the past few months and how online events can bring students together.

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Furthermore, in EM TV of course the weekly news overview. You can also watch the light show on the facade of the Tinbergen building, which took place this week. The show is part of Rotterdam Verlicht, an event that shows that not everything is always dark during these winter days.

EM TV: the weekly news update from EM, live from the TV studio in the Polak building. News, background information, human interest, we keep you informed of everything that is going on at the Erasmus University. Every Thursday morning at 9.00 am live on Facebook, Youtube and this website. Hosts are Tessa Hofland and Feba Sukmana.

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