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Activities and Objectives of the Association AMEO is a student association founded in 2008 to represent students in the orthoptics program. This association aims to raise awareness of the program among various audiences. That is why AMEO participates in a variety of events, such as student fairs and university open houses. It collaborates with other associations on events related to prevention, citizenship, and solidarity, including the Valentin Haüy Association. Furthermore, it takes an active interest in and contributes to the development and improvement of the orthoptics department’s curriculum and the orthoptist profession itself, with the goal of providing students with the best possible information. To this end, a mentoring program was launched this year to assist first-year students, given that for most of them, this is their first year of higher education. To this end, the AMEO is a member of the FFEO (French Federation of Orthoptics Students) as well as the AGEM. The AMEO is committed to ensuring that the school’s students enjoy their years of study and their student life, and fosters cohesion among students across different grade levels by organizing, for example, a team-building weekend, festive events, a Secret Santa exchange, and clothing featuring the AMEO logo.

Activities and Objectives of the Association Louis Fine & Daisy Bel is the student association representing all audioprosthetics students in Montpellier, from the first year through the Master’s program in Sensory and Motor Neuroprosthetics. It works to foster student cohesion across different graduating classes and, through its various initiatives that promote student solidarity, contributes to the students’ academic success. Our initiatives: organizing tutoring sessions for first- and second-year students; hosting events (mentoring night, gala, graduation cocktail reception, end-of-exam parties); purchasing supplies for second-year students; connecting students with various partners in the hearing aid field (companies, nursing homes, etc.); organizing hearing health awareness days; selling sweatshirts featuring the Montpellier School of Audiology logo. Executive Board: President: Nabil Belkadi Secretary: Johanna Sable Treasurer: Solène Farret Vice President: Lucie Pastou

Activities and Objectives of the Association The Montpellier Association of Midwifery Students (AMESF) aims to support all midwifery students in the Department of Midwifery at Montpellier throughout their five years of study. This support includes academic assistance, notably through informational booklets distributed at the start of the academic year for students in their second and third years of undergraduate studies (L2 and L3) and first and second years of graduate studies (M1 and M2), the provision of printed course materials, the compilation of past exam questions, and the purchase of internship supplies at reduced prices. The association is also committed to advocating for and representing midwifery students, whether at the local level through the AGEM (General Association of Montpellier Students) or at the national level through the ANESF (National Association of Midwifery Students). AMESF also addresses civic and community issues, which is why it participates, among other things, in events such as Pink October, the Telethon, Sidaction, the Hôpital des Nounours, and Montpellier Reine. This year, it is once again organizing a concert to benefit the “Naître en Rose” association. The association offers two services to its members: SOS Nounou, which connects midwifery students with parents seeking childcare; and the sale of fruit and vegetable baskets from a local producer. Finally, it offers activities that are both fun and community-building, such as wellness workshops, inter-class meals, and the traditional end-of-year gala. Despite the current health crisis, the association strives to stay in touch with its members as much as possible through social media and by organizing remote events (a virtual library for studying together, game workshops, workshops for exchanging and sharing experiences from clinical placements, book sharing, sophrology, yoga, and awareness-raising through Facebook and Instagram posts, among others).

Activities and Objectives of the Association Since 2001, the BDESFN association has brought together midwifery students from various graduating classes. The executive board has organized several student-focused projects (orientation weekends, social events, galas) as well as prevention initiatives (the fight against AIDS, a humanitarian project in a developing country). The BDESFN’s objectives are: to represent and defend the material and moral interests of midwifery students at both the local and national levels; to organize student events of all kinds (parties, the Midwifery Gala, Women’s Day); to implement prevention initiatives and/or participate in humanitarian efforts both locally and internationally (Sidaction); to facilitate students’ integration into the midwifery school and student life. Executive Board President: Charlotte GAUBERT Secretary: Anaelle DEVAUX Treasurer: Élisa MORRA VP for Higher Education: Aurélie DUART VP for Prevention, Citizenship, and Solidarity: Xavier PASCAL VP for Partnerships: Enora JAN VP for Merchandise: Noellie RATIER VP for Events: Camille BRENAS & Sophia PALFRAY

Activities and Objectives of the Association The Corpo des Carabins Crocodiles association serves as an intermediary between students, professors, and the administration with the goal of defending students’ interests at the university and national levels. It is responsible for distributing various educational and administrative publications. To enrich student life, the association organizes cultural and entertainment events and facilitates international exchanges (through the SCOPE/SCORE network). To raise awareness among the university community about issues of global and local solidarity, the association organizes fundraisers and assists students in need. Executive Board President: Valentin VOLPE Vice President: Gauthier ANDRIEUX Treasurer: Léo COLOMB DE DAUNANT Secretary: Marielle GRANIER

Activities and Objectives of the Association Founded in 2007, “Crocos du monde” is an association of health sciences students at the Nîmes School of Medicine. Its goal is to enable students to get involved in humanitarian work—each in their own way—and to raise awareness of global inequalities. Locally, the association participates in initiatives with the Nîmes Red Cross: outreach patrols; activities in nursing homes; the Restos du Cœur: food drives; awareness campaigns at the medical school. The association also carries out international solidarity projects focused on health and education, made possible by fundraisers held throughout the academic year. Numerous initiatives have already been carried out, with projects implemented in several countries such as Cameroon, Burkina Faso, Morocco, Togo, and, this year, Benin. Committed to environmental protection, the association is dedicated to sustainable development: it has partnered with the company “Dans ma Culotte” to sell period underwear and with the recycling center at the Nîmes University Hospital to raise students’ awareness of environmental issues.

Who are we? Med'ley is the music association for health sciences students. It brings together students in medicine, pharmacy, midwifery, dentistry, and physical therapy. Its goals are: to enrich cultural life within the health sciences faculties by organizing musical events and parties, such as blind tests, theme nights, jam sessions, and concerts... ; to facilitate the creation of new charitable events within the health sciences faculties (the Jardin des Plantes charity concert, concerts in pediatric wards, etc.); to perform on stage, which builds self-confidence and public speaking skills—essential qualities for the students’ future professions. Our Facilities Med’ley has a rehearsal room located in the Historic Building of the Faculty of Medicine. Members are welcome to come here to rehearse for events, learn an instrument through Med’ley’s tutoring sessions, or simply enjoy a friendly get-together with fellow musicians. Because this space is regularly used, partners whose posters are displayed there benefit from visibility among all members of the association. Our Events: Karaoke and Blind Test NightsTo offer its members an ever-wider variety of events, Med’ley is pleased to organize musical evenings in various formats, such as karaoke and blind test nights, which will delight all students and allow them to relax and have fun with music! Concerts in Montpellier Bars: We organized our very first concert in the summer of 2018 at Le Clandestin. Since that first event, venues with stages have been hosting our member musicians for occasional music nights, often followed by an open jam session. This provides an opportunity for students from various academic programs—whether musicians or not—to come together in a less formal setting than the university, thereby fostering student life. Concert at the HospitalIt’s also important to us to share music with everyone. To that end, we work closely with the Montpellier University Hospital (CHU) to organize concerts at the hospital. Med’ley Music AwardsFor the past five years, we’ve also been organizing our major student singing competition, where passion and professionalism come together to create an evening dedicated to discovering the talents of tomorrow! Charity Concert at the Jardin des Plantes in MontpellierEvery year, Med'ley organizes its end-of-year charity concert. For the past four years, we’ve been working with students in Montpellier and the “RIRE” association to put on this evening filled with emotion and music!! At the School of Pharmacy Med'ley was on hand at the start of this academic year to liven up the lunch break with music.Our association also participated in last year’s PharmaHuma bingo event, providing entertainment during the intermission and offering a musical break in a friendly atmosphere! And, continuing our collaboration with PharmaHuma, Med’ley hosted the bingo event at the nursing home—a gentle tribute to our seniors filled with musical culture. Partnerships and Collaborations Discounts at local businesses: We partner with several local businesses, including music instrument and food retailers! Access to free cultural events: We also offer tickets to certain musical and cultural events such as operas, concerts, and more. Perks and Previews: Our members have access to previews of major concerts throughout France as part of their membership. Executive Board: Louis SEGUIN: President Apolline ALTAVILLA-BIGNAFLOU: Vice President for General Affairs Justine KÜHNAPFEL: Secretary General Dylan BRANSOL: Treasurer Board Members: Lucy SALERNO and Paola DAHAN-GIRARD: Vice Presidents for Communications Yvan BRISMOUTIER and Enzo LEMAIRE: Vice President of Partnerships Emma THEROU and Nihad MOUTAKANNI: Vice President of Events Noah MAHOMET and Gaïdig LE BOZEC: Vice President of Sound & Lighting Marianne KIRSCHVINK: Project Manager Pauline BENOÎT: Vice President for Midwifery Relations Ludovic LEMOINE: Vice President for Pharmacy Department Relations

Activities and Objectives of the Association Orthofaso is a nonprofit organization established under the French Law of 1901, founded in 2006, whose purpose is to promote and manage speech-language pathology intervention projects. The team, composed of 14 speech-language pathology students, previously worked with children and adolescents with multiple disabilities living in an orphanage in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. As the health crisis has prompted us to adapt, we are now pursuing two new projects better suited to the current context: an international project, providing remote support to various organizations working in Vietnam as well as the orphanage through donations and the shipment of supplies; a local project, promoting oral language development through preventive initiatives targeting at-risk populations—in collaboration with the APOH.

Activities and Objectives of the Association The Languedoc-Roussillon Interns’ Union (SILR) is an association founded in 2005 dedicated to defending the rights of medical interns in all specialties within the Montpellier-Nîmes region. Its missions fall into four main categories: organizing the selection of residency rotations: a labor-intensive process involving our administrative assistants and dozens of different contacts to ensure that the rotations best meet the expectations and needs of residents. Regular communication with the School of Medicine, the Department of General Medicine, hospital teaching centers, and the Regional Health Agency (ARS) to ensure satisfactory training and quality of life throughout the subdivision. Union advocacy, which involves conducting negotiations and even taking legal action to defend residents’ rights. Finally, fostering a vibrant community among residents by organizing team-building events, sports and cultural activities, and social gatherings to unwind after a long day or week of rotations!

Activities and Objectives of the Association Le Tutorat Santé Nîmes brings together nearly 90 tutors in their second and third years of medical or midwifery school. Its goal is to prepare first-year health sciences students (PASS or LAS) for their first-year placement exams. The association, run by these same students, works closely with the University of Montpellier and the professors who develop the questions for these entrance exams into health studies programs. Holding ministerial accreditation for tutoring programs from the Ministry of Higher Education and Research M.E.S.R.I.) since 2010, Tutorat Santé Nîmes offers both educational and emotional support services—ALL FREE and of high quality—to ensure equal opportunities for all students.

Activities and Objectives of the Association The CECDM’s objective is to organize student life within the faculty. Its activities focus on two areas: Managing equipment orders and advancing the costs for dental surgery students (220,000 euros per year).Organizing cultural and recreational events for dental students (ski trip, Gala, National Congress of Dental Students). The association also participates in the “Hôpital des nounours” project. Executive Board President: Léo ANNETIN Secretary: Paul CAMMAN Treasurer: Nicolas HUYGHE

Alumn’IAE is the alumni association of IAE Montpellier. But that’s not all! Its main goal is to foster a sense of community and solidarity among the institute’s students and alumni by promoting dialogue, the sharing of experiences, and connections with the professional world. Missions: To foster a network of students, alumni, and companies; To facilitate career transition; Promote the exchange of ideas; Actively participate in the life of IAE Montpellier. Key events: TEDxIAEMontpellier The summer after-work event Club breakfasts Thematic conferences and workshops.

Activities and Objectives of the Association The IAE Montpellier Student Union organizes several events and offers a variety of services. We participate in one-time events such as the Orientation Day organized by the IAE. We also organize events such as parties, breakfasts, and the Gala. To promote the #EspritIAE, we also participate in the IAE French Cup (CDF) to proudly represent Montpellier. And every day (or almost every day), we’re at La Bulle to answer your questions or grab a coffee.

Activities and Objectives of the Association If you’re passionate about photography, D’Clic is for you! We want to share our unique photographic vision of the world with a wide audience. By joining D’Clic, you’ll have access to our darkroom throughout the academic year. There, you can print black-and-white film prints and develop film. Our space is located on the Triolet campus, accessible during the day and early evening, near the classrooms. We do not offer formal classes, but rather learning through observation and group critique of photos over coffee. We also seek to promote everyone’s work through exhibitions on campus.

Activities and Objectives of the Association Artio is a unique association in that it is exclusively for students in the IEGB Master’s program, with lifetime membership. It aims to foster a sense of community within the IEGB Master’s program to create a pleasant atmosphere that encourages mutual support and the sharing of students’ knowledge and skills. Artio lends naturalist equipment to students and supports course units that include fieldwork; it also organizes nature outings and lectures. The association also supports individual and/or group projects by Master’s students. Furthermore, it ensures continuity between the different cohorts of the Master’s program, thereby fostering the creation of a broad network of alumni, which is particularly helpful for professional integration.

Activities and Objectives of the Association The Pro STAPS association brings together students in the DEUST ACSS professional degree program and the professional bachelor’s degree programs at the UFR STAPS. It facilitates student initiatives, including: the development of an alumni network; support for organizing events, such as: the Startup Marathon (an annual competition for innovative startups related to sports); the Sport Challenge (an annual event designed by DEUST students for students). This association serves as a forum for discussion on innovation and the philosophy behind the programs. communication and promotion of the programs; creation of website content and social media posts.