Nominations
Nomination Texts Elective Parliament (RK 10b)
On this page, the nomination committee motivates their nominations for the elective parliament meetings
(RK 10b) of October 2026. This is done in separate nomination texts for each candidate.
The nominations appear in alphabetical order based on their last names, and do not bear any weight as to ranking the candidates. Representatives of the nomination committee will be present at the parliament meeting, in case you have any questions for them. All positions that stand for election and are not explicitly mentioned/ not completely filled are suggested to remain vacant. If you choose to counter candidate for any of the positions here (or any of the other open positions) please send an email with a nomination text to ordf@luna.lu.se by October 12th latest.
SFS Representatives (1+0)
The nomination committee suggests leaving the position vacant.
Mentor committee chairperson (1+0)
Agnes Öhman
Agnes is a third year chemist who was the booking responsible for FU last year. She describes the novisch
period as ”the greatest thing to exist”, and has a lot of experience with arranging it. This experience gives her
a unique insight into how the committee works, and she has already picked out areas where she thinks the
committee could work better. She also has experience arranging other big LUNA-events, such as Utopia.
Agnes’ leadership type is one of openness, and values transparency towards her colleagues, both others in
FU and mentors. All of these things lead us to believe she’s an excellent candidate for mentor committee
chairperson!
Mentor committee members (9+0)
Gabriel Berg
Gabriel is a second year physicist, the GLuFS quartermaster, and was a mentor this past novisch period. He
enjoyed being a mentor, getting to see novisches socialise and getting people engaged. He believes that a good novisch period is one that is safe and fair for all novisches.
Gabriel brings structure and organisation to FU, since he is a very structured and organised person, and would like to make the novisch period less competitive to encourage more cross-student council interaction. We in the nomination committee think Gabriel would make a great member of the mentor committee!
Andrea Delic
Andrea is a third-year astrophysics student, the current chairperson of the information committee, and a
member of the previous FU. Andrea loves the novisch period, and brings experience to the committee because of her previous engagement as both mentor and FU.
Andrea made it clear that she would like to be a part of the mentor committee again, this time as the vice-
chairperson. She feels that the distribution of workload within the committee should be looked at, and that
the role of the vice-chairperson should be more defined. With her experience and clear goals for the upcoming
year, we see Andrea as an obvious member of the mentor committee!
Jonna Florén Simonsen
Jonna is a second year chemical physics student who was a mentor for GLuFS this past novisch period. She
is really excited about the novisch period, having been a novisch during both a spring novisch period and an
autumn one, and describes a good novisch period as an inclusive one.
Jonna brings clear communication and openness to FU, and experience not only as a mentor and a novisch
during an autumn novisch period, but also unique experience as a novisch during a spring novisch period.
For these reasons we believe Jonna would be a great member of the mentor committee!
Elias Fredriksson
Elias is a first year biology master student, and brings an impressive resume of being active in LUNA, including being in FU previously. This, combined with having been the chairperson of the sports committee and a part of 6m gives Elias excellent experience in organising events. Elias also thinks that the distribution of work needs to be looked at from his previous experience in FU.
Elias brings good vibes and clear communication to FU, as well as a great amount of experience. He also
emphasised that mentors are extremely important in recruiting novisches to become active. Elias is therefore
a candidate that we consider to be an excellent fit for the mentor committee!
Ida Ihl Norberg
Ida is a first year molecular biology master student, is the current BUG chairperson, and has previously been a mentor. Ida brings a unique perspective to being a novisch in Lund, since she has not only been a mentor and novisch in LUNA’s novisch period, but has also been an international mentor and has experienced a ”novischperiod” in England. Ida, through her immense experience, brings a fresh perspective on novisch periods as a whole, and has a good amount of LUNA experience on top of that. We therefore think that Ida would make an excellent member of the mentor committee!
Nathali Laewen Andersson
Nathali is a second year molecular biology student, and was a mentor for BUG last year. Nathali has experience in BUG 6m (BUS) as both vice-chairperson and chairperson, which is her current position. This gives her a great amount of experience planning events, which is invaluable in FU. Nathali has also completed A- and B-certification in alcohol handling, as well as the Hands-Off education.
Nathali is very excited about the novisch period, and loves seeing things she has planned being enjoyed
by people. All of these things coalesce into us thinking she would be an amazing member of the mentor
committee!
Freja Ockell
Freja is a third year physics student, the current chairperson of 6m, and has been a mentor twice, most recently as a head mentor. She has a positive outlook on the large workload that being in the mentor committee brings and is ready to put in the work required.
Freja is super excited to work on the theme of the next novisch period, but would also like to improve
the communication between FU and mentors/novisches. She also highlights the importance of not letting
competition get in the way of remembering that we are all in LUNA. We think that Freja would be an
exceptional member of FU!
Elmer Vinnersten
Elmer is a second year theoretical physics student, the current chairperson for GLuFS 6m (GLUON), a
member of the Rydbergs board, and has previously been a mentor. With his involvement in GLUON and
Rydbergs, Elmer has great experience in hosting events, including events where alcohol is present.
Elmer describes himself as having a good knowledge of health and safety, and has partaken in a crisis management education, as well as having alcohol serving education. Elmer is excited to be a part of FU and organise the novisch period, and that combined with his other qualifications makes us believe he’d be a great member of the mentor committee!
David Wirén
David is a second year environmental science student, a member of GNOMES 6m (Sexy Gnomes), and a
previous mentor. David is great at taking initiative, and an open communicator.
David brings excitement to FU, and was described as someone who ”creates safe spaces for everyone around
him” when nominated. He aims to create a novisch period where everyone feels included and comfortable,
and points out safety as something he would like to work with and improve, as well as the next theme. We
therefore think David would be a great member of the mentor committee!