Skogis Building Council
Last changed: 14 January 2026
Skogis Building Council is a forum with representatives from all departments in Skogishuset. The council coordinates employees, students and visitors' interests in matters relating to technical systems, decoration, safety, security, facilities and service issues. The council is also the purchaser of the services provided by Service and the party that enters into service agreements for basic services for all tenants in the building.
The council has thirteen members and one student representative and at Council meetings more people can be involved. Below is a list of the members, and the minutes and instructions for the council are available in Public 360 through the Staff web.
Welcome to contact Skogis Building Council if you have questions or comments concerning the facilities in the house.
Council members:
Pernilla Christensen, Chair, Institutionen för skoglig resurshushållning (SRH)
Per Olofsson, Faculty of Forest Sciences
Caroline Åström Öberg, Service Centre, Division of Infrastructure (secretary)
Jens Björnehall, Facility Manager, Division of Infrastructure
Anders Alanärä, Department of Wildlife, Fish, and Environmental Studies, (VFM)
Dianne Staal Wästerlund, SRH, environment coordinator
Jan Bäckström, IT
Mats Öquist, Department of Forest Ecology and Management (SES)
Nils Persson, SLU Library
Sofie Johansson, Department of Forest Genetics and Plant Physiology (Gen- och växtfys)
Anton Persson, student representative
Monika Malmros, Department of Forest Bioeconomy and Technology
Charlotta Erefur, Unit for Field-based Forest Research, Vindeln
Carina Sándor, School for Forest Management, Skinnskatteberg
Mohammad Ramin, Department of Applied Animal Science and Welfare (THV)
Johan Karlsson, VPE Head of Administration
Ove Classon, union rep ST
Peder Axensten, union rep SACO, safety rep
Pernilla Löfvenius, union rep ST
Adjuncts:
Ulla Ahlgren, Division of Communication
Anna Lidvall Gräll, SLU Space Management, planning, Uppsala
Jonas Linder, SLU Space Management, planning, Uppsala