Coordinators

Coordinator for personal data protection/Local Information Security Coordinator – dr inż. Katarzyna Pobiega

Room 1026, building 32

Phone: 22 593 76 64

katarzyna_pobiega@sggw.edu.pl

• Cooperation in the preparation of contracts for entrusting/subentrusting personal data
• Maintaining records of entrustment contracts
• Co-maintaining registers of contracts of the Faculty in the field of personal data processing
• Maintaining a register of authorizations to process personal data at SGGW (WTŻ)
• Conducting periodic reviews of the WTŻ personal data protection rules

dr hab. Katarzyna Samborska, prof. SGGW

Room: 050, building 32
(22) 59 37 569
katarzyna_samborska@sggw.edu.pl

Coordinator for Equal Treatment– Ph.D. Dorota Derewiaka, prof. SGGW

dorota_derewiaka@sggw.edu.pl

Tel: 22 59377685

Room 3/104 (3rd floor), building 34

Tasks:

• dissemination of knowledge and collection of information on equal treatment of students of the Faculty of Food Technology,
• taking actions aimed at clarifying reported situations regarding violations of the principles of equal treatment of students (both by students and people conducting classes with students)
• providing Deans with information on situations that indicate the possibility of non-compliance with equal treatment and taking further joint awareness-raising and preventive actions.

The coordinator of the disabled students – dr inż. Diana Mańko-Jurkowska

diana_manko_jurkowska@sggw.pl
Tel: 22 593 76 29
Room 1024, building 32

Both individual and group meetings of the Coordinator with Students on current matters (e.g. didactic, administrative) as well as general technical and organizational issues related to the functioning of disabled people at the Faculty are possible after prior e-mail or telephone contact in order to determine the place and time of the meeting.

Additional information for disabled students of WULS-SGGW can be found at:

http://niepelnosprawni.sggw.pl/

Scope of tasks of the Coordinator for disabled students:

• informing disabled people among candidates for studies
  on education opportunities at the Faculty of Food Technology and assistance during the recruitment process;
• organization and coordination of activities aimed at making it easier for disabled students to use the offer of the Faculty of Food Technology, incl. advice
  in matters related to the course of studies, acquiring equipment for disabled people from internal or external funds
• informing disabled students about planned assistance
  in acquiring professional knowledge and competences, opportunities for participation
  in apprenticeships, research internships;
• monitoring the needs of disabled students (e.g. questionnaires);
• representing the interests of disabled students before the University authorities and mediating in their contacts with administrative and teaching staff as well as with the Faculty Authorities;
• assistance in solving the current problems of individual students with disabilities;
• activation of disabled students in the life of the academic community
  (including cultural events, science clubs);
• participation in workshops and seminars devoted to disability issues.

Equipping the Faculty of Food Technology with equipment dedicated to disabled students:

• a computer workstation in room 1010 and two computer workstations in room 1067 adapted to the needs of the visually impaired and hearing impaired (with special software installed – the rehabilitation Ivona voices package and the ZoomText Magnifier and Reader software; it is also possible to optionally connect a monitor to the set in room 1010 Optelec TwinView and the enlarged Astra keyboard included in the room);
• at the Dean’s Office of WTŻ there are two hearing aid kits, which include induction loops, receivers for the student and transmitters for the teacher (FM Domino Classic System) and two Olympus LS P4 recorders with a voice guide – equipment to be rented for the duration of classes / lectures;
• At the Faculty, it is also possible to use the Snow 10 PRO portable electronic magnifier with an optical character recognition (OCR) system, which is currently located in the Dean’s Office of the Faculty of Economic Sciences.

POWER project – foreign mobility of disabled and disadvantaged students.

As part of the POWER project financed by the European Social Fund, it is possible to financially support the foreign mobility of students with disabilities and in a difficult financial situation. The project is directly related to the Erasmus + program.

This means that if a student received a social scholarship at SGGW in the year preceding participation in the Erasmus + program, he may receive support from the program
POWER during the implementation of mobility.

The POWER mobility grant is higher compared to the Erasmus grant. While paying the POWER scholarship, the student is still entitled to the benefit awarded at SGGW.

Please contact us for more information
Joanna Żach
University Erasmus + Coordinator
Action 1 – Program Countries
Office for International Cooperation
Ul. Nowoursynowska 166, building 8, room 14,
02-787 Warsaw, Poland
Tel. +48 225931051
fax. +48 225931048
e-mail: joanna_zach@sggw.pl

The coordinator of the food safety scholarships – dr inż. Beata Drużyńska, Coordinator for scholarships in the field of food technology and human nutrition – dr hab. Hanna Kowalska, Prof. SGGW, Coordinator for scholarships in the field of commodity science / commodity science in bioeconomy – dr inż. Elwira Worobiej

Regulations of benefits for students (social scholarship, scholarship for disabled people, Rector’s allowance and scholarship) and the necessary documents to be submitted are available on the University’s website in the “For students – Material Assistance” tab:
Scholarship applications should be submitted to the dean’s office, to the employees responsible for the relevant field of study.

Dean’s office staff provide information on the application submission schedule. This information is also posted in front of the dean’s office. When submitting applications, the dean’s office staff initially verify their completeness.

Scholarship committee of the Faculty of Food Technology in the academic year 2020/2021:
Dr hab. Anna Bzducha-Wróbel, Chairwoman
Dr hab. Hanna Kowalska, Prof. WULS-SGGW, Deputy Chairperson
Grażyna Pierz, Secretary
Dr. Ind. Beata Drużyńska, Member of the committee
Dr. Ind. Elwira Worobiej, Member of the committee
Agata Maciejewska, Member of the committee, BŻ / 1st year
Weronika Rokicka, Member of the committee – BŻ / IV year
Aneta Kuczyńska, Member of the committee, TŻ / I year
Melania Kamińska, Member of the committee, TŻ / I year, II degree
Adrianna Pląsek, Member of the committee, TŻ / I year, II degree
Rafał Rąbkowski, Member of the committee, TŻ / I year, II degree
Wiktoria Ryszkiewicz, Member of the committee, TB / III year

The scholarship committee of the Faculty of Food Technology examines the applications for completeness in accordance with the regulations in force at the university.
In the absence of the required documents and other uncertainties, the student is informed about the need to supplement his / her application, which is informed by the dean’s office staff by phone or e-mail.

WTŻ Coordinators for scholarships in individual fields of study:

• dr hab. Hanna Kowalska, Prof. WULS-SGGW – coordinator for scholarships in the field of Food Technology and Human Nutrition
• Dr. Ind. Beata Drużyńska – coordinator for Food Safety scholarships
• Dr. Ind. Elwira Worobiej – coordinator for scholarships in the field of Commodity Science / Commodity Science in Bio-economy

The scope of the coordinators’ tasks:

• coordinating activities carried out as part of the process of awarding social scholarships and allowances to students of the indicated field of study
• considering applications for scholarships and allowances
• preparation of annual reports

Coordinator of the International Cooperation – dr hab. Magdalena Wirkowska-Wojdyła

magdalena_wirkowska@sggw.pl
Tel: 22 5937606
Room 0101 (basement), building 23

Range of activities:

• organizing recruitment for exchange studies under the Erasmus + program,
• cooperation in organizing the exchange of international teaching staff,
• organizing of visiting of academic teachers coming under “Staff mobility for teaching”,
• cooperation with partner universities in the field of teaching,
• organizing the stay of official foreign delegations,
• coordinating the Faculty’s didactic offer for foreign students,
• cooperation in the design of studies conducted in English.

The coordinator of the cooperation with employers – dr hab. Agata Marca, Prof. SGGW

agata_marzec@sggw.pl
Tel: 22 59 375 65
Room 1042, building 32

Range of activities:

• monitoring the cooperation of WTŻ with entities of the social and economic environment
• coordinating the didactic offer in cooperation with entities from the economic environment,
• a list of signed cooperation agreements and documenting the activities of the Faculty employees in the field of cooperation with external stakeholders,
• updating the address database and correspondence with people from the economic environment cooperating with the Faculty,
• building relationships in the socio-economic environment by representing WTŻ at fairs, conferences and meetings,
• preparation of an annual report on the Faculty’s activities for the social and economic environment

Model documents:
Economy

Principles of research commercialization:
http://ciitt.sggw.pl/komercjalizacja-badan-naukowych

Information on national and EU programs:
http://ciitt.sggw.pl/kategoria/wiadomosci/krajowe-news
http://ciitt.sggw.pl/kategoria/wiadomosci/fundusze-news

The coordinator of the library and information resources – dr hab. Joanna Bryś, prof. SGGW
Room: 099, building. 23
Consultation hours: Tuesday 11.00-13.00
(22) 59 37 615
joanna_brys@sggw.edu.p