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Activities and Objectives of the Association The AAEPM organizes initiatives to make daily life easier for pharmacy students and to foster student life. The association manages a copy service and the Pharmacy Department’s cafeteria.  It also organizes a career fair to help students navigate their professional paths. To energize campus life, the AAEPM offers students various events: “Ski Pharma,” a week-long ski trip organized for 250 students each year; social gatherings; and the School of Pharmacy Gala. The association also serves to represent students both locally—through various councils that work directly with student representatives—and nationally through the ANEPF (National Association of Pharmacy Students of France), of which it is one of 24 board members. Executive Board President: Cedric Klink First Vice President: Mia Thomasset Secretary General: Ritha Berrahal 1st Treasurer: Eva Jumas Assistant Treasurer: Soledad Martinez ANEPF Delegate: Tom Sagné Vice Presidents in Charge of Communications: Léa Richard and Lisa Bounhoure-Surjus Vice President in Charge of Events: Paul Kalfa Vice President in Charge of Partnerships and Career Opportunities: Pierre Guengard Vice President of Logistics: Anaïs Icher Gala Project Manager: Lise Lapoirie Vice Presidents in Charge of Social Affairs and Public Health: Aya ElHaddioui and Cassandre Decout Vice President of the International Division: Lou Granvarlet Project Manager of the International Division: Maël de Saint-Jean Vice President of the Culinary Division: Camille Lochard Project Manager for the Culinary Division: Ilyasse Chaou Project Managers for Le Potard: Marie Philipperon and Emma Barrau

Activities and Objectives of the Association This association brings together students from various degree programs (Professional Bachelor’s Degree in Cosmetics and Master’s Degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences and Health Products, with a specialization in Aging and Anti-Aging Strategies). The association enables them to participate in competitions (U’Cosmetics), attend trade shows and conferences, and subsequently expand their professional network. The association’s goal is to promote these academic programs and their students so that they can gain an advantage in entering the workforce.

Activities and Objectives of the Association The SGM Association supports student life at the IUT de Nîmes through various initiatives: providing a study room equipped with computers; having second-year students assist first-year students; organizing social events, ski trips, etc.

Activities and Objectives of the Association To represent pharmacy interns (across all tracks) in their interactions with hospital and university administrations, the pharmaceutical industry, and various regional bodies. To defend the interests and status of interns. To support interns throughout their training and represent them on various committees to support their projects. To highlight the value of pharmacy residents’ training during their residency and promote their training to the professional community. To improve the flow of information between residents and healthcare professionals in order to facilitate residents’ transition into the workforce. To organize training and support students preparing for the residency entrance exam (by setting up tutoring programs and conducting practice exams). Foster friendly and supportive relationships among all members to strengthen cohesion among interns (by organizing social events and weekend get-togethers). Executive Board President: Océane Jourdan and Charlène Aïn Secretary: Dana Serlut Treasurer: Ariane Olivan VP Hospital Pharmacy: Olivier Perrin, Camille Poyé, Mathias Lano VP Medical Laboratory Science: Louis Margueritte, Raphaël De Jouvancourt, Romain Péricat-Salomon VP Events: Alice Gorostis, Anna Sari, Arélie Botella, Nazim Delmi VP Tutoring: Lou Herbert, Cédric Hammami, Rayan Hojeij VP of Communications: Lucie Blanchard, Walid Bournine, Noémie Li Hong Wan VP of Partnerships: Amal Aamoum, Chloé Augagneur Website

Activities and Objectives of the Association The ACM is a nonprofit, apolitical, and nondenominational association governed by the French Law of 1901, which aims to represent medical students in Montpellier. With close ties to the PASS/LAS Tutoring Program and the teaching staff of the UFR Medicine, the ACM provides students with the most reliable course materials and past exam questions possible, as well as other services. In addition, the ACM is part of the local student representation network (Z’élus associatifs) and the national network (ANEMF—National Association of Medical Students of France), which advocates for students’ interests before administrative and governmental bodies. The ACM also organizes public health initiatives, cultural events, and, of course, social gatherings to enliven student life in Montpellier, notably the famous Medicine Gala. Executive Board President: Esteban Serre Treasurer: Juliette Mariot Secretary: Juliette Blazy VP Communications / Social Events / Webmaster: Dorian Lacoste & Pauline Chabanis VP Partnerships: Carrie Artero VP Health and Social Innovation: Carlota Socheleau & Pauline Chatenet VP Culture: Thomas Marcouïre & Camille Sechet VP Representation: Faustine Nogaret VP Gala: Foda Abou Khalil & Pierre Vedel VP Paces / Academic Affairs / Papa P2: Zakarie Sellam VP Exchange Programs: Anouk Evrard & Clara Boin VP Events: Mathis Ruy & Baptiste Moyne-Bressand

Activities and Objectives of the Association The Association of Pharmacy Tutors (ATP) provides support to PASS and LAS students to help them prepare as effectively as possible for their exams. Registration with the ATP is free, and all the content offered is identical to that provided by the Montpellier Health Tutors Association and the Nîmes Health Tutoring Program. The tutoring program offers: A pre--semester Workshop Sessions featuring multiple-choice question reviews or explanatory sessions Pop quizzes in each subject every semester One mock exam per semester Individual mentoring Office hours to answer your questions Short sports sessions every Thursday evening at Philipides Stadium Tutoring for students with disabilities, coordinated by our VP of Health Tutoring from upper-level students for DFGSP2 students. Executive Board President: Julien GIBELIN General VP: Remi MORNAS Treasurer: Elisa MOREL Secretary: Clara GUILLAUME VP TS: Fatima-Zahra ESSAOUARI VP P2 Tutoring: Youssef Frih VP Health: Erwann VIDAL-LETELLIER VP LAS: Elise JOLY VP OREO: Chiara MENARDO VP Communications: Elise DE MONTCHALIN / Yasmine MERABET VP Party: Lina Kardache VP TAS Communications: Rudy Abi-akl

Activities and Objectives of the Association Dislalie, the association for speech-language pathology students in Montpellier, was founded in 1998. It is run by an executive board of 19 members and by all the students who belong to the association. Being a member of Dislalie means fully participating in student life and enjoying numerous benefits and events. Dislalie offers a wide range of services and activities: cultural events, social gatherings, tips for everyday life, and advice on studying abroad. But Dislalie also supports speech-language pathology students as they enter the workforce, through its equipment ordering service, job postings regularly published on the website, and special rates offered by our partners. Anyone wishing to contact Dislalie for information about the association and/or speech-language pathology can reach out to “Admission Orthophonie Montpellier” on Facebook, “admission_ortho_montpellier” on Instagram, or send an email.

Activities and Objectives of the Association Le Monôme is a student tradition unique to France that aims to celebrate the completion of six years of pharmacy studies with an exceptional evening event bringing together 400 people.Throughout the year, the association focuses on several major projects: creating and producing an original show that blends film and live performances: we design a full-length film and a stage show that are interwoven, incorporating skits and dance, and humorously and emotionally recounting the highlights of our student life; organizing a graduation trip abroad to celebrate the end of our college years; participating in the Faculty’s student life by organizing parties, bake sales, theme days, tournaments, and more; offer merchandise featuring the association’s logo. Beyond event planning, our association aims to strengthen cohesion among students in their final years and forge strong bonds among future healthcare professionals, while bringing together the university’s faculty and staff. Our goal is to share a final year filled with joy and camaraderie, celebrating the end of our studies while paying tribute to our wonderful faculty. Executive Board President: Pauline Kafi Vice President: Cécile Cougoureux Treasurers: Manon Mamberti & Arthur Michelard-Vigne Secretary: Léonardo Zezza

Activities and Objectives of the Association This sports association consists of 3–4 members dedicated to serving medical students who wish to engage in regular physical activity. With the goal of promoting sports, it provides them with sports fields and equipment and organizes intercollegiate competitions. Our Projects Forming a women’s volleyball team; Forming a rugby team made up of medical and dental students; Forming a basketball team made up of medical, pharmacy, and dental students; Organizing futsal, tennis, pétanque, and beach volleyball tournaments. Executive Board President: Mustapha MOUSTAFAOUI Secretary: Maxime FOULQUIER Treasurer: Youssef TRIGUI

Activities and Objectives of the Association The association brings together wine-making students in Montpellier. The Corporation Œnologie plays an active role in student life within the wine-making program by organizing various events: tours and tastings, participation in the Oenopiades conference, participation in the Union des Oenologues conference, participation in MillésimeBio and SITEVI, and the organization of introductory courses in wine tasting and oenology. Executive Board President: Jeanne Bideault Secretary: Paloma Burckel Treasurer: Juliette Luizet Communications Director: Maelys Jouteau Tasting Division: Marie Gasser, Sarah Dumet Events/Partnerships Division: Antoine Sapena, Martin Lemaire Sports Division: Thibaut Dubois, Louis Monnier

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 program and the orthoptist profession itself, with the goal of better informing students. 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 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 hearing aid technology 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 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 year for L2, L3, M1, and M2 cohorts, 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 enjoyable 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 virtual 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 association has organized several student-focused events (orientation weekends, parties, 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 Midwife 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 advocating for students’ interests at the university and national levels. It is responsible for distributing various educational and administrative publications. To promote 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.