Education

• Pedagogical University of Zug (1969-1973), Teacher
• University of Berne (1975-1979), M Sc in Physical Education
• Swiss Olympic Committee (1984/86), National Coach I and II, Athletics
• Swiss Olympic Committee/University of Fribourg (1996-1998), Sports Management Diploma

Sports practise

• Gymnastic Artistic (1960-1971), national level
• Team Handball (1971-1977), regional level
• Volleyball (1977-1980), regional level
• Hiking, Biking, Golf, Alpine skiing (hobby)

Important Functions in Sport Organisations

• FISU Acting President since December 18, 2020
• FISU 1^st Vice President (since 2015), FISU Vice president (since 2011), FISU Assessor (2003-11)
• FISU Chairman of the Summer Universiade Evaluation and Supervision Committee
• FISU Head of Protocol
• EUSA Vice president (2012-2015), EUSA EC Member and Treasurer (2005-2012)
• Initiator of the Winter Universiade 2021 Lucerne – Central Switzerland
• Member of the Organizing Committee of the World University Championship Orienteering

   (1994), Golf (1996 and 2014), Equestrian (2000), Triathlon (2006), Floorball (2006), Chess       (2010), Triathlon (2016), Cross Country (2018); Orienteering 2022, Ski Orienteering 2024

• Member of the Organizing Committee of the European Universities Championship Tennis

  (2011), Golf (2015), Orienteering (2023)

• Member of the Board of the Swiss University Sports Federation (since 1983), Managing Director (since 1998)
• President of the Swiss University Sports Foundation (since 2018), Member since 2000

Tomasz Frankowski

Born in 1974 in Białystok, Poland, Tomasz Frankowski is a former Polish national footballer. He played in several football clubs such as Jagiellonia Białystok, Wisła Kraków, RC de Strasbourg, Potiers, Martigues, Elche, Nagoya Grampus Eight, Wolverhampton Wanderers, CD Tenerife and Chicago Fire. He is the third most successful goal scorer in Polish football league history. After his successful football career, he became a member of the Civic Platform. Following his election to the European Parliament in 2019, he is a member of the Committee on Culture and Education (CULT) and a coordinator of the EPP Group in this committee. He is also a co-Chair of the Sports Group in the European Parliament.