- MembershipYou are an Enklaavi member and at least a third-year business student.
- LappeenrantaYou live in Lappeenranta or are regularly present there.
- ActivityYou have been involved in Enklaavi’s active operations for at least a year (board, committee, officer or NESU-Enklaavi), or taken part in other ways, such as active guild room living or other engagement.
- How to joinMeet the criteria? Send a message and we will add you to the club’s communication channels!kekkulit@enklaavi.fi
Kekkulikerho.
Enklaavi’s Kekkulikerho preserves both local and national kylteri culture across year boundaries! The club was founded in December 2024, and its activities are based on the accumulated expertise of long-standing active members.
Keepers of kylteri culture.
- 2024founded in December
- 3+years as a kylteri
- Culture passfor freshers
What the kekkulit do
History
The club collects records of Enklaavi’s history and local kylteri culture: old Kyylef issues, minutes, annual reports and photos.
Teaching the kuuttis
Kylteri’s culture passDuring fresher weeks the kekkulit help teach kuuttis (new freshers) our traditions alongside the events.
The kekkulit put together a pass of kylteri culture’s cornerstones and swap full passes for shoulder marks at the Wappu picnic.
Backing the board
The kekkulit act as support, a knowledge base and a workforce for the sitting board.
New ideas
The kekkuli markThe kekkulit develop new events and concepts that bring Enklaavi students together.
Kekkulit wear the black kekkuli mark on the right shoulder of their overalls. Black stands for mystery.
Become a kekkuli
In Kekkulikerho you can push your long-brewing ideas with a low threshold.
Archive
Three decades of kylteri culture in Skinnarila. The kekkulit piece the history together from old Kyylef issues, minutes and annual reports.
1991–92
The beginning
The first minutes are written and the first board is captured on a photo board.
1993
Room 4308
The first guild room is room 4308, shared with Kaplaaki. The board’s roles and responsibilities are written down.
1994
Kyylef is born
The guild’s own magazine Kyylef starts. The annual report already covers overalls, guild shirts, patches and pins.
1996
The first annual ball
The guild’s 5th anniversary starts the annual ball tradition.
2013 →
The magazine goes online
Kyylef issues start appearing online. Today the magazine is called Eksklaavi.
2017–18
The patch years
Overalls fill up: Back2Uni, Student Run, SK10, NESU-Enklaavi’s après-ski sitz and the Caribbean Cruise on Lake Saimaa.
2019
The shared guild room ends
Until then the guild room was shared with Kaplaaki, where the Sale shop is today.
2024
Kekkulikerho
Kekkulikerho is founded in December to keep kylteri culture alive across year boundaries.
Got old photos, magazines or stories from Enklaavi’s years? The kekkulit would love them: kekkulit@enklaavi.fi