AMO pour l’actualisation du Schéma Local d’Enseignement Supérieur, de la Recherche et de l’Innovation 2016-2020 de la Communauté d’agglomération de La Rochelle
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Assistance à maîtrise d'ouvrage pour l'actualisation du schéma local d'Enseignement Supérieur, de la Recherche et de l'Innovation 2016-2020 de la Communauté d'agglomération de La Rochelle sur la partie Vie étudiante : focus group, diagnostic et plan d'actions
Colloque annuel de l'AVUF : Enseignement supérieur et recherche de proximité : vecteur de l'[égalité] des chances
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Animation de la table-ronde "Faire ville étudiant" et de l'atelier "Opportunités de création de dynamiques de recherche au sein des villes universitaires d'équilibre "
Colloque de l'AVUF : Les villes étudiantes prennent soin de leurs étudiants
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Animation de la table-ronde : "Coordonner les actions sur le bien-être et la qualité de vie étudiante sur les territoires" et de l'atelier :" Logement, mobilités et vie de campus" lors du colloque de l'Association des Villes Universitaires de France (AVUF) qui a réuni 90 participants à l'Hotel de Ville de Montpellier
Diagnostic préalable aux schémas directeurs de l'Alliance Universitaire de Bretagne
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Réalisation d'un focus group, d'une enquête et d'ateliers d'idéation pour recueillir les besoins des étudiants de tous les établissements de l'Alliance Universitaire de Bretagne (UBS, UBO, ENIB) en termes de vie étudiante et de conditions de vie afin d'alimenter les pistes d'actions des schémas directeurs des établissements.
Date de début
15.04.2022
Date de fin
31.01.2023
Type d'action
Consultation étudiante
Adresse
Vannes, Lorient, Pontivy, Plouzané, Brest, Morlaix et Quimper
Formation des directeurs de SUAPS aux schémas directeurs de vie étudiante
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Pendant 2 demi-journées de formation, j'ai accompagné plus de 40 directeurs de SUAPS dans le cadre du colloque du GNDS sur leur connaissance des schémas directeurs de vie étudiante et sur la place que peuvent avoir les SUAPS dans ces schémas réalisés à l'échelle des établissements.
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Formation des référents expérience et vie étudiante de chaque site de l'ESSCA sur la vie étudiante, ses enjeux, son écosystème et le rôle des référents.
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It seems like everyone from your parents to Disney movies wants you to believe in this concept of fairytale endings. From children we are taught that we deserve happiness and it is waiting out there for us just around the corner. That the natural conclusion to every life is a happy home full of someone who loves you. Even today our well-meaning friends fill us with advice about we we deserve and what we will find. They are full of platitudes and don’t-give-up-yets. But is it really possible for everyone to have such a happy ending?
I mean, let’s think about this for a minute. How could we know how good we have it if we weren’t aware of how else things could turn out? How could I know how lucky I am for job security right now if so many people weren’t that lucky? If everyone were secure, it wouldn’t be luck at all, right? It would just be… a normal state of affairs. Average. The norm.
So how do people know they are having their happy ending unless they can see how not everyone does? And if that’s the case, then how can we all be destined for this happily ever after?
The truth is that I gave up on my own happily ever after about a year ago. After two divorces and countless dating flops, I simply stopped believing that there were rainbows and pots of gold at the end of a specific journey for me. I turned off some of my online dating accounts and simply stopped looking at others. And while it seems like such a sad thing to so many of you, it wasn’t. It was just that I stopped believing I would ride off into the sunset on a white steed with my prince charming. I stopped assuming that that was the ending created for me. And I started to believe that I might ride off into the sunset by myself at the end of my life movie.
And that’s not a bad thing. It’s just a thing. That’s not a relegation to an unfulfilled life. It’s not the swan song of a sad and pathetic old maid. It’s not the determination to live in eternal unhappiness. Rather it’s a shift in my personal thinking. It’s a belief that my pot of gold may be just for me. It’s an attitude of making my life something I love on my own instead of waiting for someone else to complete it. It’s me spitting on Mr. Jerry Maguire because I don’t believe I need him to complete me anymore. Maybe I’m meant to complete myself. And maybe that’s okay too.
Conventional wisdom is still otherwise. Everytime I catch up with old friends invariably they want to know if I’m seeing someone. If I say yes, they see me as happier. If I say no, they assure me I will still meet the one. It’s not too late, poor little single Jane.
Right now, for all of those misguided souls, I’m staging a revolt. Whether or not I’m seeing someone does not define my ability to be happy. Getting married or having children does not equal the successful completion of life goals. There is not only one ending to this fairytale. I can be complete and yes Virginia, even happy, with or without a man.
Integrity and Character: Does your date think you have it?
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Character and Integrity. Two biggies. The biggest if you really think about it. Those two concepts define and direct the course of our lives. If you think your date doesn’t notice a little lie here and a little cheat there, you are dead wrong. Some daters measure your integrity and use that to decide if there will be a second date or not. Do you pass the character test?
Character, for me, is more about who you are in broad strokes. Defined by attributes, qualities and attitudes. For example, you can describe someones “character” as good, bad or (more rarely) ugly. Most often, it’s used to describe a positive collection of qualities or to sketch someone as a “character” meaning they are unique but someone who most people enjoy being around.
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My dad always told me that integrity is who you are when no one is looking. Its all in the little details. Do you take the shopping cart back to the rack or leave it in a parking spot? Do you go to church because its what your girlfriend wants you to do or because its important to you as well? Do you take advantage of someone in business and think that person deserved it because they weren’t smart enough to see you coming? Do you tell the truth even when it means you might lose face or position? Do you talk about people behind their back?
The dictionary outlines “integrity” in terms of structural soundness, moral fortitude and completeness.
For most, living with integrity may not mean the easy road, but life does seem more simple. No lies to keep track of, if someone doesn’t like you its usually more their problem than yours, you typically reap long term rewards in the business world because people know they can trust your handshake/word. And in a dating relationship… the person you are with can relax and just be themselves with no worries about game playing, infidelity or waking up one morning to discover a different person than the one they thought they were dating.
I’ve noticed a few areas of integrity that really stand out when a guy or girl exhibits them… the kind of things that everyone exclaims over… the kind of things you’d want to be known for… of course, both sets of qualities cross over the sex divide, but these are just the top 3 I hear from men and women about each other:
Guys:
Being a man of your word. Calling when you say you are going to call. Arriving when you say you’ll arrive. Being who you say you are. Telling the truth even if it means having to apologize or look foolish to someone you care about. Lordy, lordy… if you do this, you’re already in the top 10% for most of the women in the world.
You simply have no room for cheating of any sort in your life. You don’t have friends who are cheaters. You don’t cheat on the woman you are with. You don’t cheat to get ahead at work. You don’t cheat by taking short cuts in order to get something you want. You just don’t cheat. Period. I have a few guy friends who fall into this category and its so nice to be around them because you don’t hear the by-product of a scammer’s weekend stories about bagging chicks. I also know the scammer guys on the other side of the equation as well and no matter how fun they may be, NONE of us would ever, in a million years, set them up with anyone. Who wants to be known as the person who introduced THAT jacka$$ to her friend?
You are who you are. No pretenses. No games or airs or being one person with your girl and another with your friends and another with your family. You just are who you are and you’re ok with that.
Girls:
You keep your mouth shut about other people. Gossip just doesn’t come out of your mouth. You don’t participate in other women’s gossiping either. I know one guy who wasn’t that interested in this girl until he saw her walk away from a conversation that had turned into a gossip fest and then firmly refused to talk about it. That turned his head. They are still dating over a year later. He says it was her refusal to gossip like so many other women that made him see her differently.
You are who you say you are. Like the guys, no surprises a few months down the line. Yes, mystery is nice… a little something to uncover as you go and yes, you use wisdom in how and who you share with… but you’re a girl who is who she is without apologies. You know that giving a man the honest picture is better for the long run than portraying someone you are not just to “get” him.
You’re a giver and not a user. Men know that you’ll go out with them if interested and not for a meal plan. If you give him your number, its the right one and you will answer the phone if he calls. You care enough to care that your motives are in the right place.
Something you may notice about living a life of integrity… some people aren’t going to like it. They’ve gotten used to the little lies that smooth the way or having friends who will gossip with them. Your light might make the shadows in their life a bit more obvious. My opinion… if you lost that “friend,” your life just got that much better.
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Plan d'Amélioration de la qualité de Vie Etudiante (PAVE)
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Réalisation de Plan d'amélioration de la qualité de vie étudiante de l'Université Gustave Eiffel : Diagnostic, consultation des étudiants et plan d'actions
Schéma directeur de la vie étudiante de l'Université d'Évry
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Animation d'un séminaire des cadres de l'Université d'Évry sur la vie étudiante et accompagnement à la réalisation du schéma directeur de la vie étudiante
Date de début
14.04.2023
Date de fin
10.07.2024
Type d'action
Schéma directeur de vie étudiante
Adresse
23 boulevard François Mitterrand 91 000 Evry Courcouronnes
Schéma directeur de la vie étudiante et de campus de l'Université d'Angers
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Réalisation du schéma directeur de la vie étudiante et de campus de l'Université d'Angers : Diagnostic, visites, enquête, consultation et plan d'actions.
Schéma directeur de vie étudiante et de Campus de l'Université de Poitiers
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Réalisation du schéma directeur de vie étudiante et de campus de l'Université de Poitiers : Diagnostic, visites, focus group et plan d'actions
Silicon Valley night life is absurd. My buddy and I went out for dinner and mojitos at a hip tapas restaurant. There were attractive women, well dressed men, couples, trios, you name it. It was quite the scene.
Forget the overweight sixty-year-old Russian engineers with the thirty-something Latina escorts in cleavage-revealing too-short slutty dresses. (We eavesdropped enough to be pretty sure these guys used Craigslist erotic services just before the category was shut down.)
The weird highlight of the evening was a husband and wife.
They came into the bar and ordered up a bottle of fine French wine. Keep in mind – I’ve been recently pining for feminine energy in my life (i.e. a girlfriend), so it was quite touching for me to see this happy couple out on a date night, sitting at a candlelit table, sharing a bottle of wine, making time for each other. Talk about being connected in real life, despite the demands of this crazy wireless world!
More couples should do that!
The waitress poured the wine. The husband sniffed and tasted. The wife waited for her glass to be poured, then settled in for a comfy cozy night out.
And then they both busted out their mobile devices. WTF!?
They texted. They twittered. They emailed. They did everything except look at each other and talk.
It was sad.
The Russians and their Latina escorts had a good time. Is this what our modern world has come to?