Nylands Nation
Nylands Nation
| Latin name | Natio Nylandica |
|---|---|
| Abbreviation | NN |
| Formation | 1643 |
| Inspector | Henrik Meinander |
| Members | ~700 |
| Address | Kasarmikatu 40 00130 Helsinki Finland |
| Website | nylandsnation.com |
Student Nations at
Helsinki University
Nylands |
Eteläsuomalainen |
Savolainen |
Karjalainen |
Hämäläis |
Keskisuomalainen |
Kymenlaakson |
Åbo |
Varsinaissuomalainen |
Satakuntalainen |
Wiipurilainen |
Östra Finlands |
Etelä-Pohjalainen |
Vasa |
Pohjois-Pohjalainen
Nylands Nation (NN) is one of the 15 student nations at the University of Helsinki, Finland's oldest, Swedish-speaking and established in 1643 at The Royal Academy of Turku. In 1828, the Academy moved to Helsinki taking the name "University" and Nylands Nation moved there along with the other Nations. Since 1904, the house of Nylands Nation, a building designed by Karl Hård af Segerstad in the national romantic style, has stood at Kasarmikatu 40.
Friendship nations
Nylands nation has close connections with a number of student nations and fraternities at several foreign universities.
Uppsala
Lund
- Wermlands nation
Linköping
- Wermlands nation
Copenhagen
- Studenterforeningen vid Kobenhavns universitet
Oslo
Stockholm
- Humanistiska föreningen vid Stockholms universitet
Berlin
- VBSt Lysistrata
Marburg
- Marburger Burschenschaft Arminia
Tartu
- Korporatsioon Filiae Patriae
- Korporatsioon Ugala
Inspectors
| Nylands nation's inspectors |
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| Georg Alanus 1643-1655 | Samuel Hartman 1649-1653 | Petrus Bergius 1653-1655, 1655-1665 | Abraham Thauvonius 1665-1667 | Nils Tunander 1668-1679 | Daniel Achrelius 1679-1692 | Magnus Steen 1692-1695 | Christiern Alander 1695-1701 | Lars Tammelin 1701-1717 | Johan Thorwöste 1723-1737 | Herman Dietrich Spöring 1738-1747 | Carolus Mesterton 1748-1773 | Andreas Planman 1773-1800 | Frans Michael Franzén 1800-1811 | Johan Fredrik Wallenius 1811-1826 | Hans Henrik Fattenborg 1826-1831 | Johan Gabriel Linsén 1832-1840 | Alexander Blomqvist 1840-1847 | Immanuel Ilmoni 1847-1852 | Edvard Jonas Vilhelm af Brunér 1868-1870 | Carl Gustaf Estlander 1870-1884 | Axel Olof Freudenthal 1884-1886 | Rabbe Axel Wrede 1886-1895 | Maximus Videkind af Schultén 1895 | Rabbe Axel Wrede 1898-1900 | Jakob Wilhelm Chydenius 1900-1904 | Wilhelm Pipping 1904-1907 | Axel Gabriel Wallensköld 1907-1916 | Knut Hugo Pipping 1916-1924 | Elias Ragnar Furuhjelm 1924-1937 | Gunnar Castrén 1937-1945 | Hugo E. Pipping 1946-1950 | Bo Palmgren 1950-1960 | Georg Henrik von Wright 1961 | Nils Oker-Blom 1961-1968 | Jarl Gallen 1968-1971 | Carl Fredrik Meinander 1972-1978 | Henrik Wallgren 1978-1984 | Johan Järnefelt 1985-1992 | Carl G. Gahmberg 1992-2010 | Henrik Meinander 2010- |
Curators
- Patrik Westerback, 2011-
- Axel Nyman, 2008-2011
- Jan D. Oker-Blom 2005-2008
- Jonas Sundman 2002-2005
- Charlotta af Hällström 1999-2002
- Kati Sandelin 1996-1999
Further reading
- Eva Ahl (red.) m.fl., Minns du hur ödet oss förde tillhopa ...? Nylands nations och Värmlands nations gästvänskapsförbund 125 år, Nyland XI, Helsingfors, 2000, ISBN 952-91-3105-4
- Eva Ahl (red.), Bränn, & Maria Vainio, 1904, Nyland XIII (Helsingfors, 2004) ISBN 952-99405-0-5
- Michaela Bränn & Maria Vainio-Kurtakko, Galleria Nylandensis. Nylands nations samlingar, Nyland XIV, Helsingfors, 2008 ISBN 978-952-99405-1-6
- Joakim Hansson (red.) & Lars-Folke Landgrén, "Stark ström med egna vågor går genom hafvet. Nylands nations historia 1643–1993, Nyland X, Helsingfors, 1993, ISBN 952-90-4928-5, ISSN 99-0853328-2
- Arne Jörgensen, Nyländska avdelningens matrikel 1640–1868, Nyland VII, Helsingfors, 1911, Template:Libris post
- Folke Landgrén, Nyländska avdelningens matrikel 1869–1900, Nyland IX, Helsingfors, 1932, Template:Libris post
- Maria Vainio (red.), Nylands nationshus 1901–2001, Nyland XII, Helsingfors, 2001
Coordinates: 60°09′56″N 24°56′52″E / 60.16556°N 24.94778°E