College Council

Elected Council Members 2025–2026

Portugal

Eduard Alexandru Bonci

Breast Unit
Champalimaud Research and Clinical Centre, Lisbon

Poland

Justyna Bochenek-cibor

Radiation Therapy Dpt.
St' Lukas Hospital, Tarnów

Greece

Lazaros Papadopoulos

Breast Unit
IASO Gynecological Clinic , Athens

Serbia

Milos Grujic

Radiation Oncology Dept.
University Clinical Center Kragujevac, Kragujevac

Egypt

Mohamed Emam Sobeih

Medical Oncology Dept.
National Cancer Institute Cairo, Nasr City

Greece

Panagiotis Vlachostergios

Medical Oncology Dpt.
Iaso Thessalias General Hospital, Larissa

Romania

Silvia Brotea-mosoiu

Medical Oncology Dept.
Oncology Institute of Bucharest, Bucharest

Romania

Simona Volovat

Oncology Dept.
Institute of Regional Oncology Iasi, Iasi

The ESO College Council is managed by the ESO College leadership team and plays a key role in guiding the development of the College’s activities and priorities.

It is composed of 8 members elected by their peers among ESO College members, with the aim of ensuring strong community representation and active contribution to ESO’s mission.

What does the Council do?

Council responsibilities:

College Governance: Review and help shape ESO College strategy and operations.
Development of new initiatives: Identify gaps and propose new programmes, services, and events.
Representation: Act as a voice for the broader student community across ESO College.
Event involvement: Contribute to the organisation of College-wide and regional networking activities.

Meeting format:

1 in-person meeting per year.
4 virtual meetings in the first year; frequency reviewed for year two.

College working groups

To support targeted development across key areas, the Council leads four dedicated Working Groups, each co-chaired by 2 Council members and supported by 4 ESO College members.

These groups ensure that strategic planning, education, career services, and membership remain dynamic and responsive to members’ needs.