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ARTS Freshmen Party

26.09.2019 • Viestintä TOKYO • Comments Off on ARTS Freshmen Party

Regarding the Long Play article published on the 17th of September, 2019

17.09.201918.09.2019 • Viestintä TOKYO • Comments Off on Regarding the Long Play article published on the 17th of September, 2019

Poster Competition, Maskerad 2019

11.09.201926.09.2019 • Viestintä TOKYO • Comments Off on Poster Competition, Maskerad 2019

Freshmen Info Packet 2019

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“Where did you get that?” Market

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TOKYO’s Lapland Trip 2019

03.09.201906.09.2019 • Viestintä TOKYO • Comments Off on TOKYO’s Lapland Trip 2019

StartARTS! 5th of Sept

13.08.201913.08.2019 • Tokyo • Comments Off on StartARTS! 5th of Sept

ARTS PreStart Picnic

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ARTS False Start 21.8.

13.08.201914.08.2019 • Tokyo • Comments Off on ARTS False Start 21.8.

What’s Going on Arts? 21.5. at 16:00 @ Kipsari

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Join us for this amazing workshop where you get to Join us for this amazing workshop where you get to learn about future thinking and know people from digital innovation community!⚡️ We will be working with professionals from Futurice and learning about navigating uncertainty through the use of Design Fiction 🧠 We will also focus on 'weak signals'; what they are and how to look for them in the areas such as Mental Health, Food, Environmental Protection, Body Modification...🤖 These scenarios will be turned into small Design Fictions, together with professional designers ✨ WHAT : Future Thinking Workshop WHEN : Wednesday 2.12., 16.00 - 18.00. SIGN-UP FORM : https://tinyurl.com/futurethinkingworkshop1 —— Illustration by the amazing @atipsyworld ✨✨✨ ——
Christmas Sales are approaching! 💣 Make sure t Christmas Sales are approaching! 💣 Make sure to follow our event page on Facebook to stay informed! Animation by: @spicycarrrot 🥕🔥
Remember TOKYO’s Fall meeting on the 26th of Nov Remember TOKYO’s Fall meeting on the 26th of November, 1630!✨🍁🧡☕️ TOKYO members select THE NEW BOARD for the year 2021, and ✨YOU✨ have the chance to be part of the board! You can apply as a candidate before the election, here's more info about the process and the form to apply to board: tinyurl.com/tokyoboard21 During the fall meeting we will also go through our annual report and budget for the next year. We will post the link to the meeting later on, stay tuned! ✨
Helloo! I'm Linda, the chair of TOKYO for 2020. I Helloo! I'm Linda, the chair of TOKYO for 2020. I study Contemporary Design, and I'm still in the process of finishing up my bachelor's in design. Whoo-eey what a year it has been! The chair is there to support and help to organise events of TOKYO, this year there has been less cleaning and carrying things than I anticipated, but even more challenges with remote mode and meta working. As the chair I've been responsible of arranging the meetings, keeping in touch with other associations, AYY, and the faculty of ARTS and Aalto University. Chair is usually the one representing TOKYO and the whole ARTS student perspective in different events and discussions with the faculty and leaders, but no pressure! Everyone's been super supportive and welcoming :D I've had a priviledge to get to know and work alongside with driven, talented, creative, and passionate people from whom I have learned heaps from. I've learned about leadership, project management, communication inside and outside association, and have had a sneak peek to how this boat named Aalto ARTS is being steered and powered. I've also learned crucial life-skills, like to ask for help when I need it and to show vulnerability, and these are just few examples of the things that will stay with me forever. Being a part of this inspiring community and achieving things together has been the most important part of my chair year. The support and love given and received have really had a huge impact in my life, and I hope that we have been able to radiate that also to our members! If you are interested in this position, to inspire your peers, have your ideas and thoughts heard in the school, and get on a wild rollercoaster ride, I can wholeheartedly recommend becoming the Chair for 2021! I can't believe the year is almost at and end and I can guarantee that next year in TOKYO will also be full of amazing people, great opportunities and unique experiences! If you want to ask me anything about TOKYO, the board positions and/or what is it like being a chair of TOKYO, or what ever comes to your mind, send me a message and let's have a chat! ❤ TG @Lokakola IG @melkein_valmis linda.mandell@aalto.fi Yours, Linda
Hei! I’m Wen, Vice-chairperson of TOKYO 2020👋 Hei! I’m Wen, Vice-chairperson of TOKYO 2020👋🏼 I moved to 🇫🇮 from Singapore to do my Masters in Collaborative and Industrial Design. As Vice-chair, I see my role as a facilitator and manager, both within the board and outside of it 🤝 I work closely with the Chair to facilitate board meetings, and ensure our projects are running smoothly across different sectors. In our year, the Chairs each oversaw a few sectors. I chose Advocacy and Corporate Relations, so I’ve also been working a lot with @jelske_ven and @ve.ra.ge 🧡 Since TOKYO is the student association for the entire School of ARTS, I also act as a bridge 🔗 between ARTS student associations, students and staff, such as by organising monthly meetings with the Deans and other student association chairs. But ultimately, the Vice-chair role is up to you to define ✨ If you have a specific passion project in mind, you can make that your thing too! Board work hasn’t always been easy, but it’s definitely meaningful! The best part for me has been communicating about student concerns to the administration, and effecting some positive changes for students💪🏼 It has also helped me get right into the ARTS community, meet amazing people💞, understand “how things work” in a university across all levels, and grow as a leader, communicator and friend 🌱 Do you have good organisational skills? Want to be a bridge between students and the university administration? 📌Apply here: tinyurl.com/tokyoboard21 Curious to know more? I’m happy to chat about my experience, and anything really! Just reach out 💫 • Telegram: @ zhiwenyap • Instagram: @wanderrlast • Email: zhiwen.yap @ aalto.fi
Hello!🌸 I’m Vera 🧚, a second year bachelor Hello!🌸 I’m Vera 🧚, a second year bachelor student in Design. Right on my first year of my studies, I jumped to the role of TOKYO’s responsible for Alumni and Corporate Relations..🙊 It has been one of the best decisions during my time in Aalto, and let me tell you why: What initially sparked my interest in this role was my passion for providing more opportunities for TOKYO’s talented members👏 I wanted to bring the companies closer to our students and show them our potential 🌟 This role has so many opportunities for creating new forms of collaborations and bringing an aspect of working life to your studies. In addition, I have surely been able to bring my creativity to this role!🧩 This year for example, we launched a mentoring programme for arts students and startups. Currently we are working on a remote excursion that will be in a form of a workshop. Ideating and creating new ways to include our partners is rewarding and fun!🥳 I think this is a great way to learn about the life that awaits outside of University, and a chance to embrace and prepare yourself for those opportunities. Also, through this role I've had a chance to meet and connect with some truly amazing and inspiring people from different fields🧡 If you have a curious mind and a brave heart, and you want to be a part of shaping the future for our students, please reach out to me! Let’s meet up over some coffee ☕️ and pulla 🍪, or go for a little Autumn walk 🌬🍂✨ I’m all there for you to answer your questions! tg: @ veraverage ig: @ve.ra.ge email: vera.vaananen@aalto.fi
Hello! I’m Punit. I’m from India and moved to Hello! I’m Punit. I’m from India and moved to Finland for my masters in New Media Design & Production. Prior to joining TOKYO as the Communications person I was responsible for the same for my department. Getting involved with Aalto ARTS made me feel connected to the bigger student community. ✨ The Communications person is usually in charge of designing the newsletter, creating social media content and everything else TOKYO board needs help with. Do you enjoy designing posters, newsletters and fun stuff for social media? If you are interested in becoming TOKYO’s next Communications person, please reach out to me through telegram or email. Apply here: tinyurl.com/tokyoboard21 Telegram:@Punit_h email:punit.hiremath@aalto.fi
Do you have a heart ❤ for the present and future Do you have a heart ❤ for the present and future of ARTS? An ear👂for fellow students stories, challenges and needs? A critical eye 👀 and a creative mind 🧠to connect these stories and imagine alternatives? Then use your voice 🗣️as the next student advocate within TOKYO! 🌀 I am Jelske, a passionate social designer and international CoID student, and this year I have been a student advocate within TOKYO. Within this role I have listened and advocated for ARTS students in many ways. On a school level; through meetings with the Deans, organising What's Going On Arts and gathering and discussing situations with Hallopeds. On a University level; through meetings within AYY (Edujory) as ARTS student representative. Being an advocate brings diverse work, from advocating for inclusivity and equality, for student wellbeing, to making sure that students have study spaces beneficial to their learning. This year the pandemic changed student life and learning completely. Advocacy has been and will be crucial in resolving pressing issues. The best thing; you are not alone in this. Our community is full of passionate people who are driven to make things better. Working together with fellow board members and the Hallopeds has been incredibly rewarding and really shaped my believe in what we as students can achieve together 🌱 Ready to use your voice and become one of TOKYO's student advocates? Want to know more? Reach out and together we can explore what being an advocate could mean for you, no strings attached ❤ (Interested? but doubtful about the time commitment, maybe a Halloped position could be interesting for you!) telegram: @jelskeven Instagram: @Jelske_ven Apply: Tinyurl.com/tokyoboard2021
Hello I’m Natalia, I came all the way from Colom Hello I’m Natalia, I came all the way from Colombia to do my master in Collaborative and Industrial Design at Aalto 💛 As the Internationality responsible I got to create different events with the support of the university, in order to welcome, unify and guide international students that come to Finland to continue or start their studies. 🌎🌍🌏 This was a beautiful opportunity to hear different perspectives from people that come from different corners of the world, taking into account their insights and communicating them with Aalto University in order to improve the experience of international students in Finland. 🌸 If you are a welcoming person who would love to guide and support the international students in Aalto this might be your chance to make an impact. ♥️ Apply here: tinyurl.com/tokyoboard21 (link in bio too!) ✨ DM me if you have any questions ✨ • Telegram Nick: @natulips • Instagram: @ninetulips
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