Alen Pavlec
Physiotherapist, lecturer, researcher
Alen Pavlec is a highly dedicated physiotherapist renowned for his commitment to working with vulnerable populations and his meticulous approach to rehabilitation. His expertise lies in integrating state-of-the-art physiotherapy techniques with the individualized needs of his patients. Alen is recognized for his innovative strategies to improve functional mobility and overall health, emphasizing a holistic approach that considers both the physical and psychosocial aspects of care.
Daniel Siter
Historian, researcher, publicist and lecturer
Daniel Siter (1992) is a Slovenian historian, researcher, publicist, lecturer and PhD Candidate at the University of Alma Mater Europaea – Faculty of Humanities, Institutum Studiorum Humanitatis, Ljubljana (AMEU – ISH), where he is a member of the programme group »Research of Cultural Formations« (ARIS, P6-0278) and has habilitation title of an assistant for historiography. He also collaborates with the International Research Centre for Second World War Maribor as a leading researcher, lecturer and author on Nazi prisoner-of-war camp (Stalag XVIII D / 306 in Maribor), its destructive operation, command and everyday life.
At the Faculty of Humanities, he is working on a doctoral research project and dissertation titled »Subversive Activity of Swabian-German Cultural Association and the Role of its Members on Slovenian Soil Between 1922–1945.«
Lana Ritlop
Physiotherapist, humanitarian, NGO founder
Lana Ritlop is a master's student in Health Sciences at Alma Mater Europaea and serves as the President of the Student Council. She is also the founder of "Physiotherapists Without Borders," a volunteer-based organization primarily composed of physiotherapy students.
The group focuses on providing rehabilitation services and education both within Slovenia and internationally, with a strong emphasis on humanitarian missions in countries such as The Gambia, Ghana, India, Palestine, and Tanzania. Lana embarked on her first humanitarian mission to The Gambia in 2018, and since then, she has organized annual missions to various regions, offering crucial rehabilitation services and training to underserved populations.
Through her leadership and vision, Lana has not only advanced the field of humanitarian physiotherapy but has also empowered others to join her in creating meaningful change globally.
Sebastijan Kristovič
Professor, researcher
Dr. Sebastijan Kristovič is a distinguished scholar, philosopher, and educator, renowned for his work in exploring the profound dimensions of human life, including its meaning, purpose, and ethical foundations. His interdisciplinary approach bridges philosophy, psychology, and spirituality, offering unique insights into the complexities of human existence. Through his teaching, research, and public speaking, Dr. Kristovič has become a leading voice in addressing the challenges of modern life and promoting the development of a balanced and fulfilling personal and professional life.