The guide to social clubs by O ET D

• ART & CULTURE • SPORT • HUMANITARIAN • PROFESSIONAL • PASSION

The Guide to

Social Clubs 2014/15

Intro

The Guide to Social

Studying in a Grande Ecole of management means giving yourself the resources to gain just as many life skills as practical skills. Community life is a crucial part of the experience, a veritable professional particle accelerator! Bringing ambitious projects to fruition, participating in social adventures, putting your skills to use in the service of others, balancing a budget worthy of an SME or simply learning to live and build together â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the INSEEC social clubs allow each one of you to confront your aspirations in a real context.

Clubs

2014/15 Table of Contents ART & CULTURE......................................... P4 SPORT................................................................ P8

Cultural, humanitarian, professional or athletic all of these associations on the different INSEEC campuses in Paris, Bordeaux and now AlpesSavoie enable every student to express his or her talents.

HUMANITARIAN....................................... P12 PROFESSIONAL......................................... P16 PASSION.......................................................... P20

Art & culture The Guide to

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Art & culture The Bureau for the Arts-let your talents shine

The Bureau for the Arts (BDA) groups all the cultural and artistic associations’ activities together under a single entity. This arrangement provides the best framework for developing ambitious and wide-ranging artistic projects in music, dance, painting, theater and cinema. It also covers the school newspaper and even delves into the worlds of fashion and luxury. The BDA encourages all students to reveal their talents be it through theater production, improvisation battles, dance performances, movie screenings or short-film making. In’Ciné, Mus’INSEEC, live, Move... are the clubs that promote access to culture for everyone, including videos projection, debate, trips to exhibits, music or dance lessons, cultural weekends in France or the great European

capitals (London, Berlin, Prague) and not forgetting Culture Week organized by Branchée Culture in Paris. The BDA also organizes concerts, festivals and themed events like Figures of Style in Bordeaux (in association with Beachbreak) ; the springboard for rock groups, Battle of Noise in Paris; or the Cabaret Evening in Chambéry. Simply put, students become the stars of the cultural landscape on campus and in their city! Fashionistas can find an outlet for their creativity while honing it to a professional edge by organizing fashion shows, sales, visits to the Paris Museum of Fashion, meeting with designers and maintaining a blog which has already attracted attention worthy of the catwalk. Sure, it’s fashion but not just skin deep, In’Lux, for example has organized a series of conferences on the luxury industry with professionals from this sector known as a tough nut to crack (automobile, leather goods, jewelry, watchmaking, leisure,

cosmetics, even wine and spirits). Le Studio bordelais, a new student club, promotes the fashion sphere in Bordeaux through different events in collaboration with local creators and photographers. Key players of campus life and the living «memory cards» of the school, the photographers and cameramen from Rococo (Paris), iMotion (Chambéry) and Rewind (Bordeaux) cover all INSEEC charitable and professional events including conferences, rugby matches, the end-of-the-year gala, skiing trips and the graduation ceremony. We mustn’t forget to mention the presentation of their work in the amphitheater and their creativity on our websites which radiates school spirit so that even INSEEC students abroad can be plunged back into the atmosphere!

Sport The Guide to

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Sport Sporting: a champion on all counts With over 1000 members, athletics at INSEEC is steadily becoming the largest student sports club in France. Bringing together all of the INSEEC’s sports clubs in Paris, Bordeaux and Chambéry under one banner, this Omni sports club is one of the student athletic heavyweights in France. Whether it’s for the love of the game or discovering a new sport, each student will have the opportunity to practice his or her sport of choice, be it as part of a team sport (handball, rugby, soccer/football, sailing, basketball and volleyball etc.), individual sport (tennis, golf or horseback riding) or for adrenalin 10

junkies (skydiving, sufing, skiing, skateboarding, rollerblading or gokarting). For the second consecutive year, INSEEC Athletics became a champion of the ESC’s of France in 3 disciplines: rugby, handball and basketball-historic victories for INSEEC. Under the leadership of the Sporting association, sport’s clubs of all three campuses offer amazing activities and events for all athletic enthusiasts. Every year In’sky organizes a Snow Session with room for over 200 students to participate, Beachbreak launched some major events about board sports: a snow session and Surf session; Style figures (with the BDA), a skate context with an innovative environment which mixes sports, culture, art and hip-hop/rap shows. This year, the INSEEC Ride Movie challenge takes on an international

dimension; this board sports competition has opened its 7th edition to students from all over the world. INSEEC X-Treme and Raid INSEEC initiate students in skydiving and bungee jumping while Sail INSEEC and INSEEC Marine offer sailing trips, introductions to sailing and they also participate in student regatta. For mountaineers, Raid Experience brings students together for hiking and multisport events (randolac summer raid), INSEEC Motors, for motor fans, organizes outings and karting competitions. And because sports always mean sharing, students also employ their talents in civic and charitable initiatives. INSEEC Motors launched a charitable action to offer Mit’jet racetrack to sick children and organized the 8th edition of Charity Automobile at Versailles to raise funds for a children’s charities. An engagement also for Green Team,

which set up training initiatives and a golf contest that combines a good deed with a good day out! Present on land and sea our students and graduates have already started to collect trophies!

Trophies 2013-2014 • RUGBY : Champions of France of the École supérieure de Commerce (ESC) • BASKET : ESC champions of France • HANDBALL : ESC champions of France • FOOTBALL : 3rd in the ESC French cup • SKI : Winners of Altigliss challenge • VOILE : Winners of Sup sailing cup • KARTING : Aquitaine champions FFSU French cup • Horseback riding : Winners of Jumpin’ Lyon between schools

Humanitarian The Guide to

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Humanitarian Students helping others

Humanitarian associations are especially active on campus. Our deeply involved students are motivated by the notion of sharing and the desire to help the disadvantaged through their civic and human acts. Founded in Bordeaux by INSEEC students in 1987, the MHIGE (represented by Fair Plaiz in Paris) provides assistance to people in Eastern Europe. After their work in the Ukraine and Belarus, students are now collecting and delivering medical supplies to hospitals in Kosovo. The Paris association Fair Plaiz set up Humanitor in which students meet one day a week and volunteer at an external institution / association (hospitals, Red Cross). The African continent is not overlooked thanks to the involvement of several associations. Ova INSEEC organizes the Afrik’art

festival for the children in Doual. N’Pola provides aid to FIDES, a local association, so they can build educational structures in Madagascar. Since 2007, Med’INSEEC continues to promote sustainable development in the village of Kiri Palogo in Burkina Faso by getting involved in education, the environment and micro-credit initiatives. This kind of work is also undertaken in Morocco with Casem, which is committed to the underprivileged children in the village of Mirleft. In parallel, a dozen racing cars in the roads of 4L Trophy led to the intercampus team of 4L Troph’INSEEC which carried two tons of school supplies to Moroccan children. The humanitarian office (BDH) guides students from the Alpes-Savoie in implementing their international aid projects. In France children’s charities are also the focus of In’Success and La cause des enfants. In partnership with the

national the Zup de Co association, students offer tutoring and personalized support for pupils in disadvantaged areas who need help with school. By organizing shows and inviting guest actors, the Bidibules work with sick children to brighten up their hospital stays. INSEEC Heart develops initiatives for the most needy; clothing collections for Emmaüs and cooperative taxis, amongst others. Lastly, in-school prevention and awareness programs are led by Do it, Sup de Coeur and Prev’INSEEC. Projects include beginners’ first aid, fighting tobacco use, blood donations, campaigning in the fight against breast cancer, AIDS awareness with Sidaction and health screening days. These associations are essential to INSEEC and prevention campaigns are provided during receptions and sporting events.

Professional The Guide to

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Professional My small business is only getting stronger Learning about the stock market, developing a feel for the entrepreneurial spirit, getting involved in a Junior Enterprise or organizing professional events - these are ways to fill out your CV, gain new skills and become familiar with the business world. Ranked among the top 10 French colleges and universities financial student clubs by Dogfinance, a site specializing in management and finance, INSEEC Finance and INSEEC Invest encourage students

to discover the world of finance through groundbreaking initiatives such as the Trading Cup, the first inter-school simulated online stock market contest. Known by its brand Junior-Enterprise and having obtained the label ‘Best Hope 2013’ from the group AFNOR and from the newspaper of Grandes Ecoles, INSEEC Conseil - the INSEEC’s Junior-Enterprise (JE) - is tailored for students who wish to develop a practical application to their studies in business. Indeed the JE of INSEEC lets the students face the reality of companies by the selling and creating of service: market studies, communication strategies and business plans. To maximize their impact and combine their skills, the Junior Entrepreneurs of the three INSEEC campuses have come together to create a national team (Bordeaux, Alpes-Savoie, and Paris) in an

environment that links student life and the professional world. Entrepreneurship, professionalization and imitation are the features of the first confederate student movement in France. By offering a great diversity of jobs and missions (sales events, prospection, and marketing support), the IBO, Job Express and References student interim job services, allow students to gain experience and expand their networks while being compensated for their work Finance, entrepreneurship, and more... At INSEEC, you can gain awareness in the fields of marketing and event planning. Skills are put to the test by Gala INSEEC, which is tasked with organizing the end-of-year graduation ceremony and gala in prestigious venues. Promoting INSEEC at showcases and forums, communicating

the excitement of their school, and welcoming candidates at the admissions competitions, Welcom’, Com’in and Becom’in are the best ambassadors for the school! And, in the Erasmus exchange program, the Exchange and the Bureau International associations are tasked with welcoming foreign students on campus, introducing them to French culture and seeing that they are well integrated into the school. Some interdisciplinary projects on the campus like excursions and sport championships are provided at a discount price thanks to the Bordeaux association called In’Side. The Keep in Touch association has a strategic role, to forge and develop connections between INSEEC-graduates (ADI the association for INSEEC graduates) and students during both festive and professional events, which are often more like family reunions!

passion The Guide to

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passion Behind every student is a hidden passion

At INSEEC, discover everything - including yourself. Sustainable development, poker fever, a taste for the finer things in life, friendliness and sharing, a sense for fun - so many different events and experiences in which to thrive and meet others with similar interests. Major players in student life, the Student Office (BDE), Wolfgang, Hang’ry Birds and INSEECtion aim to unite and encourage all student initiatives, as well as organize local, regional and national parties and events with lots of surprises and special guests. The BDE lives the rhythm of student life and works to unify the strength of the student social clubs within the school. With an offbeat style, Grinseec (pronounced GREENseec) helps raise student awareness of ecology and solidarity by organizing several themed events and all kinds of outings

including an ethical fashion show, conferences and debates. In 2013 they published Agenda 21, a guide for environmental best practices on campus. Passe Montagne publishes a yearly practical guide for students studying in the Aples-Savoie containing information and useful tips on getting the most out of the Savoyard life. As a bonus, a savings card is included for shopping, restaurants, and activities at reduced rates. Le Girondin also publishes good deals on cultural events for students studying on the Bordeaux campus, this includes: expositions, conferences, shops or restaurants. 9’7 INSEEC organizes both fun and professional events to promote the culture of French overseas departments and territories which include the Outre-Mer Forum, an exhibition, a Creole week and conferences on social issues. For gourmets and food lovers of all kinds, Cook INSEEC

offers cooking workshops, culinary discovery days and original competitions. Their experience as caterers has made them vital partners for all school events. A passion to be enjoyed responsibly, the wine associations V’INSEEC, Vin sur vin and Dyonisos, share their knowledge and love of wine through exceptional special events; vineyard tours, tastings, wine tasting classes, creating school-colored wines and the three clubs all culminate in a cultural gathering at the Art Di’vin in Bordeaux. Finally, for gamers, All’INSEEC and Win’Seec Poker share their passion for the game and much more! Events include: poker tournaments, conferences, and most importantly, the INSEEC Poker Tour, an inter-school charity tournament.

INSEEC Campus Paris President of the Student Office (BDE) Wolfgang : Samy Seghir samy.seghir@inseec-france.com

INSEEC Campus Bordeaux President of the Student Office (BDE) Hangâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ry Birds : Pierre Ducre pierre.ducre@inseec-france.com

INSEEC Campus Alpes-Savoie President of the Student Office (BDE) INSEECtion : Barbara Jeanson barbara.jeanson@inseec-france.com