Villefranche-de-Rouergue: Lycian Conferences at Cinema with University of Shared Knowledge
- The University of Shared Knowledge will host a public speaking event featuring high school students at 6:30 p.m.
- The student presentations promise to offer diverse perspectives.
- Scheduled to speak are lou-Anne Bottolier, Charlène Boudon, Tino Foglia, Lucie Guibal, Gabriel Guy, Lilian Perrin, Roman Rey, Aksel Serres, Alana Verbeke, and Coralie Viguié, along with a...
High School Students to Present Diverse Topics at University of Shared Knowledge
The University of Shared Knowledge will host a public speaking event featuring high school students at 6:30 p.m. on April 29 at the Vox cinema. Students from three of four invited high schools will present on a variety of subjects.
Presentations to Cover History, Social Issues
The student presentations promise to offer diverse perspectives. Topics will range from historical examinations of French soldiers who died in past wars and the “pantheonization” of Dreyfus, to explorations of the role of women in society and arguments against thier marginalization.
Student Speakers and Educators
Scheduled to speak are lou-Anne Bottolier, Charlène Boudon, Tino Foglia, Lucie Guibal, Gabriel Guy, Lilian Perrin, Roman Rey, Aksel Serres, Alana Verbeke, and Coralie Viguié, along with a group of seven first-year general studies students. The students are accompanied by teachers Isabelle Escudier from Savignac High School, Marina Brunet and Violaine Fabre from François-Marty High School, and Valérie Ménégon from Saint-Joseph High School.
High School Students to Present at University of Shared Knowledge: A Q&A
The University of Shared Knowledge is hosting a public speaking event,and we’ve gathered all the essential details for you in this thorough Q&A.
What is the University of Shared Knowledge event all about?
The University of Shared Knowledge is putting on a public speaking event. The focus will be on presentations from high school students.It is indeed an prospect to hear young voices explore diverse topics.
When and where is the event taking place?
The event is scheduled for April 29th at 6:30 p.m. at the Vox cinema.
Who will be speaking at the event?
The event will feature high school students from three of four invited high schools along with seven first-year general studies students from the University.
What topics will the students be presenting on?
The presentations promise to be quite diverse! They will cover a range of subjects:
- Historical examinations of French soldiers who died in past wars
- The “pantheonization” of Dreyfus (a historical figure)
- Explorations of the role of women in society
- Arguments against the marginalization of women
Who are the student speakers?
The students scheduled to present include:
- lou-Anne Bottolier
- Charlène Boudon
- Tino Foglia
- Lucie Guibal
- Gabriel Guy
- Lilian Perrin
- Roman Rey
- Aksel Serres
- Alana Verbeke
- Coralie Viguié
- And a group of seven first-year general studies students
Which high schools are represented at the event?
Students are coming from three high schools: Savignac High School, François-Marty High School, and Saint-Joseph High school. The article mentions that four high schools were invited.
Who are the teachers accompanying the students?
The teachers accompanying the students are:
- Isabelle escudier (Savignac High School)
- Marina Brunet (François-Marty High School)
- Violaine Fabre (François-Marty High School)
- Valérie Ménégon (Saint-joseph High School)
Is any further data available about the specific presentations?
Regrettably, the provided information does not detail the specific content of each presentation or the students’ perspectives on their chosen topics. Though, the range of subjects suggests a thought-provoking and engaging evening.
Summary of Key Event details
Here’s a speedy recap of essential information:
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| event | Public speaking event featuring high school students and seven first-year general studies students |
| Date & Time | April 29, 6:30 p.m. |
| Location | Vox cinema |
| Topics | History, social issues (role of women, marginalization) |
| Schools Involved | Savignac High School, François-Marty High School, and Saint-Joseph High School (plus a group of seven first-year general studies students) |