A look back at the 2025 Student Commitment Ceremony!
On Thursday 22 May, Avignon Université honoured students involved in artistic, sporting, civic, community or entrepreneurial projects.
The aim of this annual ceremony is to recognise and promote student commitment, a key factor in civic education and preparation for working life. Whether they are sportsmen and women, artists, elected student representatives, members of associations, ambassadors or entrepreneurs, they have all helped to promote the dynamism of the university, and have shown that being a student is not just about following courses, but also about opening up to others, often in collective activities, and promoting civic, social, environmental or cultural values... Concrete examples of innovative projects and personal and collective success, which have contributed to their academic success.


























📸 Relive the highlights of the evening in these images.
Thank you all for your energy and your initiatives... and well done to the winners!
1/ STUDENT ARTIST CATEGORY
- Jury prize: Sam CORNU and Camille PROTAR
Sam Cornu and Camille Protar are doctoral students in research and creation, selected as part of the national ART + University + Culture Network day. Their forthcoming show SABLE explores the limits of language, the power of sound and its role in staging mental spaces. Sam took part in a writing residency as a student artist at Avignon Université, funded by CVEC.
- Favourite prize: Inès GOMEZ
Inès GOMEZ is a student on the M1 Culture and Communication, Museums and Heritage Mediation course at Avignon University. Her stage name is Ness, and she has taken part in a number of cultural events this year, including Campus Sonore, organised by the Premières Loges association, and the Culture.com Atypik Festival Tremplin. A mix of pop and R&B, NESS also played at the Autre Scène in Vedène.
2/ SPORTS COMMITMENT CATEGORY
- Jury Prize: Hannah et Jean-Henri dance company
Made up of 11 university students, the Hannah et Jean-Henri dance company performed at the Hivernales Danse Nouvelles Générations week at the beginning of May. The piece "out of frame"is the result of a collaboration with Compagnie Ex Nihilo, which draws its inspiration from the committed work of Ernest Pignon-Ernest. This prize is in recognition of their intensive and strict commitment over the year.
- Three winning teams at the SUAPS 2025 Nocturnes Finals
- Futsal: MAHREZ Ammar; Matheo LE BORGNE; Mattéo MERCIER; Yanis FERCAK; Daril NAVIDAD
- Basket : PABION Matia ; KIOU Hamza ; ROUX Thomas ; NAUDIN François
- Volleyball: Les Charly
3/ STUDENT AMBASSADOR CATEGORY (SAFIRE)
- Jury prize: Océane MARROT
Océane is a 3rd year law student and a WEU Student Ambassador throughout the academic year. Océane is being thanked today for her dedication and commitment as an ambassador. In particular, she helped to improve a major event for secondary school students by creating and coordinating a serious game (with the help of Leo Petrequin - an AES student) to encourage exchanges and the sharing of experiences between students and secondary school students during the University Discovery Days (an event aimed at secondary school students in the region).
- Coup de cœur award: Samuel JOURNOU
1st year Political Science student and AU volunteer ambassador. Voluntary and committed student, always ready to share his experience as a student at Avignon University with high school students looking for information. Active participation in a number of AU events aimed at providing information to high school students: visits to several high schools (even distant ones) to present his bachelor's degree alongside SAFIRE professionals and teachers, solid support for events such as the Forum des Etudes sup or the Journées de découverte de l'université.
4/ MULTI-SKILLED STUDENT CATEGORY
- Jury Prize - Multi-skilled student : Louis BLACHER
A student on the History and Multimedia Engineering Master's course (CMI) at our university, Louis is an elected student member of the CPSN Institute, is a member of the BACCHUS student association representing History degree students, and is particularly involved as an ambassador for the school within SAFIRE, taking part in a number of their events.
- Coup de Cœur" award - multi-skilled student : Alice CARABIE
Alice is a student in the university's M1 Social Policy programme and is an elected member of the CFVU. She has been a member of the SAJES association for several years, representing AES students at the school, and is this year's class delegate. She is also a student carer for one of her classmates.
5/ STUDENT ENTREPRENEUR CATEGORY
- Jury Prize: Baptiste DUPONT
Student in 3rd year of Law degree and Pépite Entrepreneur student at the same time. Serious and committed student. Won 1st prize with his team in the "24h pour entreprendre" business creation game in 2024.
- Coup de Cœur prize: Léo PETREQUIN
Student in the 2nd year of an AES degree and Pépite entrepreneur student at the same time. Student with a passion for entrepreneurship and volunteer at a number of events. As far as possible, he takes part in all the entrepreneurial schemes and hackathons.
6/ ASSOCIATIVE PROJECTS CATEGORY
- Sustainable Development Award: BANG
The BANG association has been particularly active on ecological and sustainable development issues throughout the year, particularly during the Semaine de l'Environnement in March. The jury preferred to reward the association rather than a thematic project for this prize.
- Solidarity and Citizenship Prize: The Mara'don Radio 48h organised by the Radio Campus Avignon association
Every six months, the RCA association organises a two-day marathon of non-stop broadcasts. The last edition, in March, was aimed at raising funds for Family Planning 84, and was a resounding success. We congratulate them on their commitment and on this solidarity project.
- Inclusion and Equality Prize: L'Impulsive by the association Les Nuits des Cinéfils et filles
The Cinéfils et filles association, a new project set up by the association during Feminism and Equality Week, held a committed evening at our partner LaScierie, to showcase the creations of feminist women and artists in the fields of film, music and the visual arts. The event was a great success and we congratulate them on their commitment to making our campuses ever more inclusive.
- Innovation Prize: Agrosciences Alert by the REKA BDE
This prize aims to reward new and innovative projects set up by our associations. The BDE REKA, an association of science students, organised an escape game evening for all students at the University. The event brought the Jean-Henri Fabre campus to life for one evening, almost one night!
- Special Jury Prize : Inter'Asso Avignon
We were keen to reward Inter'Asso Avignon for its commitment throughout the year and the pugnacity of the members of the office in a difficult internal context.
This special prize was not initially planned, which explains the difference in the trophy.
7/ Entrepreneurial project category (SAFIRE)
- Sustainable development: Dermacica
- Margaux LOPES L3 STAPS
- Sarah MOKEDDEM L Law
- Dora SAIDI AMU M1 Finance (AMU)
- Lucie SERRET L3 STAPS
The project won 1st prize in the Sciences & Agrosciences category of the 24h pour entreprendre en 2024. Their project? Dressings made from eco-friendly cotton.
- Entrepreneurial project - Solidarity and Citizenship: Arthemis
- Kilian CANTEL L1 Computer Science
- Clément DUPUIS L1 Info Com
- Kilian MEYER L1 AES
Project awarded the 1er Prize in the Culture, Heritage and Digital Societies category in 2024.
ART'hémis is a mobile application designed to make all the cultural venues around us accessible.
- Entrepreneurial Project - Inclusion and Equality: Feel Safe (not present as they represent the project at national level)
- Chloé CASTALAN Degree INFO COM
Marc BERNE AGROSCIENCES - L2 SVT CMI R2E - Jade NABET Lycée AUBANEL - BTS CG
- Yasmine HOUMADI AUBANEL High School - Science technology management
- Flavie PAYEN ERUDIS FORMATION - Bachelor marketing manager
Winning team of Entrep' en Vaucluse 2025.
Feel Safe? An application that combines prevention, defence and support for women. It aims to raise awareness and offer essential support, thereby contributing to a safer and freer society for all!
- Entrepreneurial project - Innovation: Coco room
- Jamal Bougrine - Not a student here
- Ambre Guépin - Dilpomée of LLCER Spanish
- Baptiste Dupont - L3 Law
- Lahcene Belhadi - CERI graduate, Bachelor's and Master's degree
COCO ROOMS: Tinder for flatmates. Putting flatmates in touch with each other before committing to a flat. Application/website on which the owner places his property. Secure flat-sharing for owners and flatmates. The winners of the CPSN Institute's first prize were
Mis à jour le 23 May 2025