Europe 1 welcomed this Tuesday, May 9 the candidates for the 2023 edition of the Lauga-Delmas Scholarship. On the program of the events: a report available in radio and web version and a 3-minute news flash prepared and recorded under live conditions.
Antoine Bienvault, aged 24 and a student at CFJ Paris (Training Center for Journalists), is the winner of the Lauga-Delmas d’Europe 1 2023 grant. He succeeds Louise Douillet, winner in 2022 and adds to the prestigious list of journalists rewarded before him: Wendy Bouchard, Christophe Charles, Antoine Cormery, Laure Dautriche, David Doukhan, Benoît Duquesne, François Geffrier, Anne Le Gall, Laurent Guimier, Julien Pearce, Céline Pigalle, Maxime Switek, Emmanuel Renard, Caroline Roux, Karim Rissouli, Albert du Roy, Oceane Theard.
The jury, chaired by Donat Vidal-RevelCEO of Europe 1, was made up of:
- Christophe CarrezManaging Editor
- Isabelle Poiraudeaueditorial secretary
- Frederic Michelgreat reporter and permanent correspondent in the Southeast
- Manon FossatHead of Web Services.
About the Lauga-Delmas Europe 1 Scholarship:
The Lauga-Delmas Scholarship is organized each year by Europe 1 to distinguish the best journalism school students and offer them a contract within the editorial staff. This scholarship pays tribute to Francis Lauga, a young reporter from the station who died in a plane crash in 1961, but also now to Alain Delmas, a reporter for the Police-Justice service, who died in November 2006.