Generally speaking, in each committee students collaborate and organize activities. We do tasks where we have to work closely
together, and arrange regular meetings. That works well as we
already know each other quite well and if, for example, any of us has a
nice idea, they can always put it forward for discussion. For me, this kind of
activity gives an extra dimension to our study as each day offers a new
challenge, demanding us to think of new ideas, solve different types of issues
and work together. Also, it makes me feel that education itself is more
enjoyable and more interesting.
Essentially, my committee the Conference Committee organizes
a legal conference every year. As organizers we get to enjoy the perks that
come with it, such as choosing the overall theme of the conference, inviting
renowned speakers (and have dinner with them!) and, of course, boosting our CVs.
Other responsibilities range from organizing lunches and dinners, arranging
transportation and accommodation for the international speakers, to promoting the
event across Europe.

You as well are welcome to attend, check the
Utrecht University event page; you can find more information about the speakers
and the program:
https://www.uu.nl/en/events/legal-research-masters-conference-empathy-on-trial.
https://www.uu.nl/en/events/legal-research-masters-conference-empathy-on-trial.