GEA Department Projects

Several responsibilities: welcoming new students, organizing extracurricular events, and serving as a liaison between faculty and students.

Two mentored projects are managing this campaign: the first in high schools with seniors, and the second at trade shows and forums.

Two supervised projects are organizing this event: the career fair and the college and university fair

Two supervised projects handle the department's communications: internal communications via the department's TV screens, and external communications via the website.

Two initiatives emerged from the event: networking with professionals and seeking out new contacts

The goal of this mentored project is to promote the IUT during the 2018–2019 academic year. The objective is to organize an event that fosters connections between current and incoming students.

This project involves reaching out to companies to raise funds from the apprenticeship tax: implementing tools and promoting the department

Conducting a survey of former students to determine their planned next steps after completing their DUT in Business Administration. The goal is to increase the response rate each year while making the survey more accessible.

The goal of the project is to promote the bachelor’s degree program while incorporating technical expertise into the curriculum. The program is promoted through posters, presentations at trade shows, and in classrooms.

To introduce students and professionals to the sport and to organize competitions for those who already participate in it. The goal of this project is to manage the sporting event and to fund the project through sponsorship.

RAID Universitaire Nîmois is a nonprofit organization that organizes a sporting event. This mentored project aims to promote college sports in a fun and festive spirit. The goal is to manage and promote the event while securing sponsors.

Organize and manage an event. The goal of this sports event is to have students compete in a fun and festive atmosphere: form a club, plan the Olympics, address health risks…

NEPAGEA is a humanitarian organization that supports the Victor Hugo Manjushree Vidyapith School in Nepal. Its goal is to improve educational conditions for Nepali students and promote access to education. The project organizes fundraising activities and collects supplies, which are then sent to the school in Nepal.

This mentored project involves raising funds for APER (Aid for Rice Field Children), an organization that supports underprivileged children in Vietnam.
Throughout the year, project members organize events and activities. Here are a few examples of initiatives for the organization: class photo, Ninja Warrior sports day, Vietnamese market, Asian buffet, and a pancake sale.

The Nîmes University Institute of Technology (IUT) has partnered with the Nîmes branch of Restos du Cœur. Typically, this project organizes a bingo event to raise funds, which are then donated to the organization. The 2016–2017 academic year marks a new development for the partnership, as a charity gala is being organized. The entire event is based on donations. The main incentive for donors—exclusively businesses—is a tax deduction equal to 60% of the donation made.