Policy documents
The nation's activities are ultimately governed by its statutes, completely revised in 2006 and then updated as necessary.
Chapter 1, 1 § describes the nation's task:
Norrlands nation in Uppsala has the task, as a politically and religiously independent association of students mainly with ties to the counties of Jämtland, Västernorrland, Västerbotten and Norrbotten, to create an environment that promotes the members' studies, well-being and personal development during their studies in Uppsala.
Read more in the nation's statutes in full text here.
Nationens stadgar
Action plans
​Rules of procedure
Positions
Position description of the Klubbchefen
Position description of the Gillevärdinnan
Position description of the Barmästaren
Position description of the Pubmästaren
Position description of the Cafémästaren
Position description of the hosts (clubhosts, dayhostsost, barhosts)
Committees
Instructions
Ceremony instructions
Instructions for flag bearers
Instructions for marshals
Instructions for nation’s photographers
Instruction for nationskamrat
Instruction for the antiquarian
Instruction for the archivist
Instruction for the computer foreman
Instructions for the chronicler
Instructions for the nation’s editors
Instruktions for the nation’s secretary
Instruktions for the technical director and vice technical director
Core values
The values of the Norrland Nation are defined by its members. The nation continuously identifies and defines its core values and what they mean for the organisation, in order to constantly work on implementing and developing them. The values are a tool used by the members to create the nation they want to be part of. The core values are not a governing document, but a working tool that defines how we as members want to behave in the organisation. The core values permeate the entire organisation, with the three most important being commitment, joy and community.
Commitment
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We care about each other and are committed to the well-being of members and visitors alike.
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We encourage and facilitate engagement, large and small.
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We encourage responsibility, initiative and ideas. We believe in each other's abilities.
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We are unpretentious. We offer and dare to ask for help.
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Joy
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We have a positive view of our organisation, tasks, members and visitors.
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We have fun and enjoy what we do. Together we see opportunities and solutions.
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We encourage and give each other positive feedback. We show appreciation for each other.
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Community
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We create an environment where everyone feels involved, welcome and can make their voice heard.
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We have open communication, accepting each other's opinions and recognising other people's perspectives.
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We are humble in our behaviour and treat each other with respect.
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We welcome new members into our community and ensure that all members continue to feel at home.
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