PRESENTATION DES MEMBRES DU BUREAU
Le bureau exécutif du comité se compose d’un président, de deux vice-présidents, d’une secrétaire, de deux secrétaires adjoints, d’une trésorière et d’un commissaire aux comptes. Pour mieux couvrir les activités en journée et en soirée, chaque vice-président et chaque secrétaire adjoint s’occupent respectivement des cours du jour et du soir. Le bureau travaille en étroite collaboration avec les responsables des commissions.
| LES MEMBRES DU BUREAU EXÉCUTIF |
| POSTES NOMS CLASSES | ||
| PRESIDENT | NGALIEUK JONATHAN | RSI3 |
| 1ER VICE PRESIDENT | DJAMEN ALFRED | CROM3 |
| 2EME VICE PRESIDENT | DAOUDA YOUCHAOU ABDOUL | GRH2 |
| SECRETAIRE | KOPALA GUILAINE | BTP3 |
| SECRETAIRE ADJOINT 1 | MOUNGA NJANGA ARIANE | ET1 |
| SECRETAIRE ADJOINT 2 | KENGNE ASNA | CGE1 |
| TRESORIERE | NOURA ALI ABDOULAZIZ | BAFI 1 |
| COMMISSAIRE AU COMPTE | TAKE TODAM DOMINIQUE | CCA3 |
MEMBRES DES COMMISSIONS
| COMMISSIONS POSTES NOMS CLASSES | |||
| RESPONSABLE DES COMMISION | PRESIDENT | KELEKE ADONG FANY | BTP3 |
| VICE | NGAYA ARSENE | RSI3 | |
| VICE | MBOUOMBOUO SABIATOU | BAFI1 | |
| SPORT ET SANTE | PRESIDENT | MOUIL ALAIN | IIA 3 |
| VICE | MANDENGUE MARC | CH 1 | |
| CULTURE ET PROMOTION ARTISTIQUE | PRESIDENT | PEUGHOUIA EMMANUEL | BTP3 |
| VICE | TAKAM NDJONZO | IIA 5 | |
| COMMUNICATION ET ANIMATION | PRESIDENT | SIKONMO ALBAN | IIA 3 |
| VICE | EGNA ASSOM LOIC | TP2 | |
| LOGISTIQUE ET SECURITE | PRESIDENT | FOKAM MICHELLE | RH3 |
| VICE | BISSOU BISSOU | RH3 | |
| LITURGIE ET APOSTOLAT | PRESIDENT | NGONO INES | CROM 3 |
| VICE | MARGNE BRENDA | IIA1 | |
| AFFAIRES ACADEMIQUES | PRESIDENT | NDEDI MOHAMED | IIA 3 |
| VICE | MAKOUGOUM ANALLILA | LT3 | |
| VICE | NOBOSSE TATIANNA | RSI3 | |
| CONSEILLERS | NGOSSO MALAIKA | RH5 | |
| MBOMB IGNACE | IIA 5 | ||
| KAMWA DUCLAIR | MIP5 | ||
| TCHAMGOUE NOUBISSI | IE 4 | ||
| DJEUDIH FREDRIC | RSI3 | ||
NEW STUDENT COMMITTEE
UNVEILS BOLD INITIATIVES TO BOOST DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION
| An energetic meeting held on Saturday 11 |
January 2025 in class 211 of the school campus ,the newly elected Student Committee announced an ambitious set of resolutions designed to celebrate diversity and empower every voice in the student body while favoring the feeling of belonging to a same community among students. “We want every student to feel seen, heard, and valued,” said committee chair, NGALIEUK. “Our new initiatives are all about creating platforms where diverse talents and backgrounds can come together to enrich our school culture.”
Key among the resolutions is the launch of a new school newspaper. The publication will feature a broad spectrum of school activities from cultural features and opinion pieces to profiles of students whose experiences reflect the unique makeup of the upperclassmen with incoming students, with a focus on bridging Another innovative resolution is the introduction of a “Students-to- Students Sponsorship” program. This peer mentorship initiative pairs
tudents Sponsorship” program. This peer mentorship initiative pairs social, cultural, and academic gaps. Committee member NDEDI MOHAMMED, committee member in charge of academic affairs,explained, “Through sponsorship, we hope to foster a sense of belonging among new students, especially those who might feel isolated. It’s about building lasting bonds that extend well beyond the classroom.”
The committee is also turning its attention to athletics with plans to inaugurate new handball competitions(one which is already effective and visible right now) which was before “neglected”. Although traditionally less known in the school’s sports calendar, handball is expected to promote teamwork and break down barriers between different student groups. “We’re excited to bring a fresh, inclusive sporting event to our community,” said MOUIL Alain, committee member in charge of sports. “Sports unite us in a way that words sometimes can’t.”
In addition to the athletic and mentorship programs, the committee revealed plans to offer public speaking training sessions followed by a competitive forum. These sessions are intended to equip students with the confidence and skills to communicate effectively. “Public speaking is an essential life skill,” . “By honing these skills in a supportive environment, we’re
not just preparing students for competitions we’re preparing them for leadership in every area of life.”
Students across the school have welcomed these proposals. Senior student Ignace ELOUGA commented, “It’s inspiring to see our peers taking steps to ensure everyone feels included. I’m especially looking forward to the newspaper it’s a great way to share our diverse reasoning With these resolutions, the Student Committee aims to spark a wave of positive change, emphasizing that diversity isn’t just about differences it’s about harnessing those differences to create a richer and more dynamic community. The committee’s plans are set to roll out in the coming weeks, with detailed schedules for each initiative to be announced at the next school assembly. As the school year progresses, all eyes are already noticing all these decisions taken during this very first meeting on these new programs to see how they transform the student experience, paving the way for a more innovative and engaged community. is a powerful tool to relay information in our campus,” Said the elder TAKAM, committee student community. “A newspaper Advicer. “It gives us a chance to spotlight semestrial school update and ensure that every narrative matters.
Quelques actions phares du comité des étudiants 2024-2025
L’édition du COURRIER LASALLIEN, organe semestriel d’information dédié à la communauté éducative du complexe La Salle.
