Mentoring
One person from your organisation, working with one club rather than an audience. The questions are the ones a twenty-year-old has nobody to ask: how to say no to a sponsor, or how to let go of a team member who does nothing.
GSLKPartners and patrons
How to back the programme
The GSLK programme was built by VMU's Faculty of Economics and Management. There are three ways an organisation can back it — they are set out below, and all three start the same way: one form at the foot of this page.
Academic home
This faculty built the programme
Faculty of Economics and ManagementVytautas Magnus University
VMU's Faculty of Economics and Management created the GSLK programme and oversees its method.
How the faculty relates to Graičiūnas — the “Origin” section →How an organisation gets onto this list
Three routes, and only three. First — the programme records the partnership and publishes it. Second — somebody from the organisation actually takes part: speaks at a published club event or contributes to a published project, and that appearance is already public. Third — the organisation raises a challenge.
Naming an organisation in your own experience record does not put it here. That is a line on a CV, not participation — the organisation still exists on the platform and stays available to that person, it simply gets no public page.
Contributing
Three routes that are already open
All three start with the same form at the foot of this page.
Events and projects
Clubs run projects with budgets and deadlines. Your organisation can set them a real task, judge the result, or host the team.
Institutional partnership
Sponsorship or partnership with the whole GSLK network at Vytautas Magnus University: club activity, projects, events. The agreement is with the programme, not with an individual club.
Would you like to contribute?
Write to the programme team — the message is read by the programme's administrators.