Charlie Nezondet

Charlie Nezondet is a hospital research engineer at the Centre Hospitalier de la Côte Basque (CHCB) and holds an ATER (temporary teaching and research position) at the STAPS APAS department of UPPA (Anglet campus). He specializes in adapted physical activity (APA) and health, focusing on interventions for vulnerable populations such as overweight teenagers. His research project, 'Capacité 64,' explored physical literacy programs for obese adolescents, combining physical, social, and psychological approaches. He splits his time equally between teaching (L1-L3 levels) and his research role at CHCB.

• Education: BPJEPS (Sports Profession Certificate), BTS in Dietetics, Master's in Adapted Physical Activity and Health (APAS).
• Teaching: Contributes to undergraduate courses in STAPS, emphasizing student-lecturer collaboration at UPPA's Anglet site.
• Key Collaboration: First joint thesis project between UPPA and CHCB (defended Nov 2023).

Nezondet advocates for early career planning in STAPS, emphasizing regional internships and networking. He praises UPPA's 'innovation,' 'dynamism,' and 'well-being' culture, highlighting its supportive academic environment.