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SpotlightVoor veel UT’ers ontwaakte de wereld begin 2022, toen we en masse uit de coronaperiode stapten. Voor Tineke Grootenboer (55), coördinator podiumkunst Cultuur, voelt het nog steeds 2020. Bij haar is begin dit jaar kanker geconstateerd. Ze ziet de campus maar sporadisch en vreest dat het einde van haar UT-tijd na ruim 25 jaar in zicht komt. ‘Normaal vlieg ik door die zaal om alles te regelen, nu zit ik daar in mijn rolstoel.’
SpotlightFor many members of the UT community, the world awoke back in 2022, when we returned from a period dominated by corona at a high pace. For Tineke Grootenboer (55), coordinator performing arts Culture, it still feels like 2020. At the start of this year, she was diagnosed with cancer. Now, she only visits the campus sporadically and fears that the end of her UT tenure is inching closer after more than 25 years. ‘Normally I fly down that hall to arrange everything, now I’m simply sitting here in my wheelchair.’
With the magazine ROOTS we want to connect students and companies. We do this by bringing stories of starters on the labor market. They talk about living and working in the region. We also publish advertorials. In this way, companies come into the spotlight of students and students get an idea of the life that awaits them and what opportunities there are in the region.
