奖学金项目

2015-2016奖学金获得者


Rébecca Assouline-Béra, 2015

(Sciences Po / Columbia University Dual-Bachelor’s Degree: Economics)

A native of French Martinique, Rébecca Assouline-Béra graduated from high school in 2013 with a French ‘baccalauréat’ in Economics and Social Sciences, and an average score of 21 out of 20 as the head of the ‘academy’ of 3,000 students. Eager to tackle global issues, she chose Sciences Po’s interdisciplinary program, “in order to acquire the ability to analyze the decision-making process critically, taking a chance to stand back before moving ahead.”

Deeply influenced as a child by Al Gore’s documentary ‘An Inconvenient Truth,’ Rébecca’s worldview was also shaped by her involvement as a human rights volunteer in Cape Town. “All these experiences have taught me that public action can make a difference,” she says.

Studying at Sciences Po’s Euro-American campus in Reims, Rébecca became aware of America’s shared values and history with Europe and the continuing importance of close transatlantic relations. Pursuing a fully bilingual curriculum comparing the American and European systems was critical to satisfy her curiosity and prepare her for her studies at Columbia University in the United States. After graduating from Sciences Po as the head of class, she moved to New York this summer where she is studying economics and American Studies.

“Although I am only half-way through my Dual B.A. program experience,” says Rebecca, “I have already learned the value of global education and debate. Enhancing Euro-American unity and trans-cultural understanding will undoubtedly be a guiding principle throughout my professional career.”

Etienne_MariéEtienne Marié, 2015

(EPITA / Stevens Institute of Technology Dual-Master’s Degree: Master of Science in Information Systems)

Etienne Marié believes that living one year in America is an invaluable human experience for anyone coming from another culture. While studying at Stevens Institute of Technology, he expects to gain a higher point of view about the way the IT world works, while learning from his interactions with people from various backgrounds.

“The United States of America is known for entrepreneurship and a leading position in IT innovation,” says Etienne, “and getting an inside view, along with academic formation, on the way things are done there, will allow for exploration of a completely different mindset.”

Meeting, speaking with and understanding as many people as possible in the USA is major an objective of Etienne’s, along with exploration of a new and unknown environment.

“This kind of experience naturally makes one grow as a person and mature,” says Etienne, “but I think there is even more, everything in fact, to be gained from finishing my studies with a year in a prestigious American institution. It is a gateway to an exciting international career, and would in any case be a tremendous asset for anything I might set my mind on doing later.”

Diego Gestoso Menéndez, 2015

(Sciences Po / Fudan University Dual-Master’s Degree: Europe and Asia in Global Affairs)

Diego Gestoso Menéndez is currently in his sixth year of university studies, following his four years of undergraduate China Studies at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM) and his first year in the dual-degree master’s program at Sciences Po in Paris.

Study at Fudan University in Shanghai represents the culmination of Diego’s specialization pathway. In Shanghai, as in Paris and Madrid before, he is a students’ representative, and he is actively involved in sports and cultural activities and associations.

“I consider that studying abroad has been a source of learning and experiences that will mark my entire life,” says Diego. “However, it hasn’t been a one-way process; everywhere, I have tried to play the same role for other people around me. Starting with Spanish language, going on to Spanish culture, and up to my own opinions about any issue that was brought up.”

Diego describes the “Chinese language possibly [as] the love of my life.” His immediate aims are to build bridges across languages, cultures and experiences, inspired by his international studies opportunities.

Pierre Savary, 2015

(Sciences Po / Columbia University Dual-Master’s Degree: International Affairs)

During his undergraduate years at Sciences Po in Paris, Pierre Savary had already had the opportunity to study in the United States, spending a year abroad at the University of California-Berkeley. There he studied in the Departments of Religious Studies and Peace and Conflict Studies. The American spirit that he discovered in California became of particular significance to him, inciting him to come again to the United States.

While studying in the Bay Area, Pierre perceived that American ideals require citizens to take action, becoming involved in their communities. “Acknowledging the importance of American ideals is a good starting point,” he says, “but this is not enough: we also have to become actors of our time.” In France, Pierre was involved in interfaith work as President of the Sciences Po branch of a youth movement called Coexister.

Pierre considers his enthusiasm for the study of religion to be conducive to greater analytical skills and a refined apprehension of current global problems.

Inspired by the post-Cold War writings of political scientists like theologian Peter L. Berger, Pierre wants to reflect on the importance of renewed religious-based identities in the 21st century. Pierre also acknowledges the damaging consequences such identifications can sometimes effect when coupled with political claims.

Pierre believes that coupling the study of these phenomena with the study of International Security and Conflict Resolution may help to find new paths towards peace, by understanding better the way groups are formed and identities are shaped in a complex and globalized world.

Yaning Zhang, 2015

(Sciences Po / Fudan University Dual-Master’s Degree: Europe and Asia in Global Affairs)

Yaning Zhang is a second-year master’s student in the dual-degree program between Fudan University and Sciences Po.

Raised in a rural area in Central China, Yaning learned that only knowledge and excellence could bring a brighter future. Throughout the years, this idea has encouraged him to strive constantly for a better self.

Ranking 82nd out of almost one million candidates within his province, Yaning was admitted to Fudan University in 2010. During the following four years of undergraduate studies, Yaning has been awarded a National Scholarship and first-class scholarship twice from the university. Last year, when a Chinese academic book on national security councils was published, Yaning contributed one chapter. During his studies at Sciences Po, he was recommended by Professor Bruno Cautres to attend the IPSA & NUS Method School in Singapore, with a full scholarship.

All these achievements and awards reflect Yaning’s enthusiasm for research and academic work. “International understanding and cooperation are not abstract, empty words,” says Yaning. “They are ways of life from what I have experienced during my study abroad. It is not just about recognition of differences, but also about managing cooperation, based on the understanding of and respect for differences.”

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2014

Camille_AndrieuCamille Andrieu, 2014
(法国,巴黎政治学院-复旦大学,双硕士学位-欧亚国际事务)

Camille在高中和大学期间曾经被选为国家级的运动员。她先后在从Institute of Political Studies (IEP)以及巴黎大学取得了政治学和法律的学位。

在读IEP前两年期间,她以出色的成绩,从200个学生当中脱颖而出,获得了在美国密西根州立大学学习的资格。

目前是她在读双硕士学位的第二年,Camille主要研究中国和欧盟的双边关系。她计划利用Lohez奖学金和中国政府助国际学生奖学金完成她的学业以及伦敦政治经济学院—北京大学暑期学校的学习。

在参与过了14年的联合国外交和国际关系项目后,Camille希望从事在法国外交部处理对中关系的工作。

 

Barbara_CrepeauBarbara Crépeau, 2014
(法国,ÉPITA -斯蒂文斯理工学学院,双硕士学位)

Barbara 即将在法国完成她的计算机硕士学位的最后一学期的学习。她主修实时和嵌入式系统。在2015年,她将来到斯蒂文斯理工学院攻读计算机领域的双学位。

来到美国学习是Barbara儿时的梦想。她对着个人人自由,文化百家,平等主义的美国价值观向往已久。

她期待在斯蒂文斯学习时,会体验到大纽约地区的富有活力的文化和商业环境的多样性。

“有很多初创公司(在纽约)”,Barbara说,“人们需要去探索和创新一些想法,去把握住新的商业机会。在纽约诞生里很多新的科技公司:Tumblr, Etsy, Kayak, Shutterstock。这些纽约的初创公司表明,硅谷并没有垄断科技创新领域。”

Barbara把他的赴美留学之旅当做一次新的探索,“一个新的开始,一个伟大的国家。这将扩展我的视野,是我了解更多,进步跟多,并为未来做着更好的准备”,她说。

 

Soliman_Elcheikh

Soliman Elcheikh, 2014
(法国,哥伦比亚大学—巴黎政治学院,双学士学位)

Soliman Elcheikh目前是就读哥伦比亚大学—巴黎政治学院联合项目的一位大二学生。他在学习当中接触到的多元文化已经成为他生活的一部分。

Soliman在埃及出生,后来被送到法国读书。在家中,他也受到了母亲的德国文化背景的影响。在今天,哥伦比亚大学—巴黎政治学院的游学经历,使他他沉浸于美国文化之中。

早在其出国游学之前,Soliman就领悟到了很多重要的价值观:宽容,倾听,接受不同。

“这些价值观(如上),是Lohez基金会的灵魂”, 他说。“文化和教育交流是一个可以改善世界的强大的工具。我会付出我个人的努力来成为这种变化的一部分。”

Juliette_FaureJuliette Faure, 2014
(法国,哥伦比亚大学—巴黎政治学院,双硕士学位)

作为一位“政治与经济”专业的学生,Juliette不仅是一个思想家,而且是一位促进国际发展的使者。她曾离开巴黎去印度考察和学习。

在与经济学家Jean Drèze结识以后,Juliette参加了印度政府对恰尔肯德邦地区(印度最贫穷的地区之一)的援助工作队伍,同时对印度农村就业保障法实施实况评估。她掌握的印地语起到了很到的重要作用,她成功的融入当地人组成的团队之中。

在来到哥伦比亚大学之前的一年,Juliette选择去缅甸去获得新的实践经验。在那,她参加了NGO “绿莲花”环保组织。

Juliette的理想的工作领域是公共政策建议,她想帮助各国设计有效的发展战略。她期待的申请到政治学博士的学习,她的研究将主要集中到宪政自由主义和民主之间的区别。

Paloma_MoritzPaloma Moritz, 2014
(法国,巴黎政治学院-复旦大学,双硕士学位)

Paloma认为自己是一位世界公民。在她的学习和生活中,她一直寻求新的挑战和新的文化方式去了解目前这个全球化的世界。对全球化的探索,一直在她的学术选择上起到了很到的作用。

在完成她在巴黎政治学院和加州圣巴巴拉大学的本科学习后,Paloma开始了她在巴黎政治学院-复旦大学(传媒双硕士学位)的学习。她相信这是一个正确的选择。“我在中,法,美三国的教育经验无疑在将来是 一笔巨大的财富”,她说。

Paloma描述她对中国文化和社会的发现为“日常奇迹”,她希望能够在这个“有趣的国家”开阔她的职业视野。

她设计的专业项目反映她的创造力和对传媒的兴趣。在搬到上海之前,她在一家法国传媒公司花了一年的时间去调查国际问题,和学习纪录片的制作。

Paloma还有着其他的亮点。她曾担任主持人,新闻编辑和雅虎政治节目的采访者。她采访了众多著名的法国政治家,比如让 – 路易·博洛,让·吕克·梅朗雄,布鲁诺乐霾热,亨利Guaino瓦莱丽Pécresse和纳贾特Vallaud Belkacem。

作为一个有抱负的记者,Paloma的愿望是收集和报道新闻给世界范围内的观众,让他们了解到当代社会的问题。她在努力朝这个方向前进。

2013

Annabelle Libeau, 2013
(France / Dual Degree: Sciences Po / Columbia University)

Annabelle Libeau is a dual-degree student at Sciences Po, Paris, and Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs. She will soon obtain her Master of Public Administration (MPA) degree in International Finance with a focus on Emerging Markets.

Annabelle is a financial analyst with international experience in investment banking in developing countries. She also has an advanced degree in Finance and Business Ethics from NEOMA Business School (Reims, MS), France.

In the past she worked as an analyst in international finance and government.

She defines herself as a relationship-building person, passionate about forging strong personal links by sharing her expertise and cultural experiences. Her community engagement is devoted to facilitating the successful emergence of an enlightened community of social entrepreneurs. She sees her study year in New York as an exceptional opportunity to immerse herself in one of the most diverse and multicultural cities in the world.

Annabelle has also received the Rotary Foundation’s Global Grant and the Zonta Jane M. Klausman Women in Business Scholarship. She speaks French, English, Russian, and Spanish.

Jean-Sébastien Marre, 2013
(France / Dual Degree: Sciences Po / Fudan University)

Jean-Sébastien Marre is currently a graduate student within the Sciences Po/Fudan University dual-degree program on Europe and Asia in Global Affairs.

A deep believer in multiculturalism and the dialogue between cultures and civilizations, Jean-Sébastien believes that the best way to learn about and share the values of peace, fraternity, and international unity is through an education-based understanding of other cultures.

He was introduced to political science, international relations and law during his undergraduate studies, and he had the opportunity to discover the United States during an exchange program at Georgetown University, where, he says, he “became a member of an incredibly lively and diverse multicultural community.”

Seeking a career in diplomacy at the end of his studies, Jean-Sébastien believes his year spent at Fudan University will enable him to strengthen his knowledge of China’s international and domestic policies. Above all, he looks forward to gaining a deeper understanding of Chinese – and to a larger extent, East Asian – culture and society, including the legacies of historical Chinese civilization as they impact upon modern societal trends.

Jean-Sébastien will use the Lohez scholarship award to finance his short-term study at Seoul National University’s Winter Course on Human Rights and Asia in South Korea.

Elodie Nguyen Thanh Nhan, 2013
(France / Dual Degree: EPITA / Stevens Institute of Technology)

Elodie Nguyen Thanh Nhan is pursuing a dual-degree in Information Systems and Software Engineering between EPITA’s Graduate School for Computer Science and Advanced Technologies and Stevens Institute of Technology’s Howe School of Technology Management. She will obtain her joint degree in the spring of 2014.

Elodie recently completed a six-month internship in France at BNP Paribas Bank as an Assistant IT Project Manager.

Enrolling in a US-French dual-degree program that specifically featured Stevens as its American component was very attractive to Elodie. She views the program at Stevens as being totally in accordance with her initial education and her future career objectives.

She strongly believes that Stevens offers her a remarkable opportunity to learn more about Information Technology and its impact on people (including via Business Intelligence and Social Networking technologies), along with a greatly expanded vision of the knowledge that she has already acquired at EPITA.

She looks forward to studying in the United States, which will afford her an opportunity to begin her professional career in America.

Amy Wang, 2013
(USA / Dual Degree: Sciences Po / Columbia Law School)

Amy Wang is a second-year dual-degree student at Columbia Law School, pursuing a J.D. from Columbia and a French Master’s in Global Business Law from Sciences Po. She will spend her third and final year of law school in Paris through the Columbia Alliance Program in the 2014-2015 academic year.

Amy became fluent in French after participating in the Teaching Assistant Program in Épinay-sur-Seine, where she taught English.

In 2013, she worked as a Summer Associate at Stewart & Stewart, an international trade law firm in Washington, DC. She was recently awarded the Sidley Diversity and Inclusion Scholarship by Sidley Austin LLP, where she will serve as a 2014 Summer Associate.

In 2009, she served as a Congressional intern, attending hearings on behalf of US Senate staff. Amy participates in the Prisoners and Families Clinic, where she represents an incarcerated father fighting to retain his parental rights. She also helps teach a course on parental rights for incarcerated mothers at Bedford Hills, a women’s correctional facility.

Amy hopes to use her diverse experiences abroad and in politics to be an active member of the Jérôme Lohez Scholarship Foundation.

Keli Wang, 2013
(China / Dual Degree: Fudan University / Sciences Po)

Keli Wang studied in Xi’an, Shaanxi Province, China, which she notes is the location of the famous “ancient army” of Terra Cotta Warriors.

After intensive efforts, Keli was admitted to the prestigious Fudan University in Shanghai. During her undergraduate years, she absorbed the many experiences offered by campus life, learning not only about international relations, but also encountering many new friends from different backgrounds.

After earning her bachelor’s degree, Keli was admitted to the Europe and Asia in Global Affairs dual-degree master’s program, hosted jointly by Sciences Po and Fudan University.

She spent the last year in Paris, enjoying an “adventure in life and study” afforded by her time studying abroad. Keli now has a part-time internship, working for an energy-based NGO. Seeing a great future for NGOs in China, she hopes to devote her passion and efforts to the developing trend of NGOs in her home country.

2012

Côme J. Dechery, 2012
(France / Dual Degree: Sciences Po-Columbia School of International and Public Affairs)

Dechery先生是新一届的跨国制造业领导者。2011年,他曾在巴黎政治学院担任校园杂志-Paris Globalist的主席。这位年轻人在2013年5月获得了一份特殊的荣誉,他被授予巴黎政治学院和哥伦比亚大学的联合硕士学位。

Côme J. Dechery有着丰富的国际学术交流经验。当Dechery还在巴黎政治学院从事本科学习的时候,他就用了一年的时间来到美国的加利福利亚大学来学习一些研究生级别的课程。他以着非常优秀的成绩获得了巴黎政治学院的学士学位。

毕业后, Dechery来到北京,为The Asia Desk和法国杂志Le Point担任了一年的助理作家。他主要从事国际新闻领域的工作。他曾调查中国的绿色汽车产业并发表了的相对的文章,其中包括对比亚迪汽车副总裁采访的报告。在日本福岛福岛核事故后,Dechery还曾发表一份评论报道,评价了该事故对中国核电项目的影响。

2012年夏天,Dechery在法国法院麾下的审计局担任实习工作,他的职位主要涉及于对一些法国公共机构和公共政策的审计与评估。

在今年,Côme J. Dechery将受托参加哥伦比亚大学的国际咨询项目,他将为一些国际组织和私人跨国商业组织担任顾问。

Alexandre Montfort, 2012
(France / Dual Degree: EPITA-Stevens Institute of Technology)

全球化IT管理是Alexandre Montfort目前在EPITA学习的专业。Montfort还期待从位于美国新泽西州的史蒂文斯理工学院获得更多国际学习与研究经验。在完成六个月的南非调研之后,Montfort对自己的英语充满了自信,他认为自己有能力去适应在哈德逊河流域以及纽约市的文化学习氛围。

在EPITA,Montfort 学习到了跨文化管理的专业知识。他还和来自不同国家的同事们相处过。目前,Montfort计划去体验一下美国的工作文化方式。他认为在史蒂文斯理工学院的学习会提供这种机会,并能使之更加深入了解美国保持其国际领先地位的原因。

此外,Montfort还认为在美国的学习将会提供更加广阔的空间与机遇去结交新的朋友,建立他的国际社交网络。这将非常有益于他的职业生涯。

 

Louise Battus, 2012
(France / Dual Degree: Sciences Po-Fudan University)

Battus在法国上小学的时候就开学习汉语普通话。她当时最好的朋友是一个中国人。正式通过这位朋友,Battus第一次接触到了中国的文化和汉字。值得一提的事,在当时的由巴黎华人协会提供的汉语课上,Battus是班上唯一的一位“外国人”。

“用汉语和我得朋友们坐在最后一排聊天,是我上汉语课最想做的事。”“我现在才认识到这件事对我学习和职业的影响超乎我得想象。”

Battus 上高中时,还是坚持学习汉语。后来,她从法国国家研究所东方语言和文明系进修了很多汉语课程。在进入Paris III Sorbonne Nouvelle后,她从事东方文化领域的学习。

在2009-2010年度,作为其学业的一部分,她在华东师范大学学习了一年。

在今年秋季,她将在复旦大学完成其传媒硕士学位的学习。届时,Battus将被授予复旦大学和巴黎政治学院的联合硕士学位。

“这是一个令人自豪的成就”,“从中国和法国常青藤名校获得学位是我职业生涯的一个跳板。”

Silvio Ghiglione, 2012
(France / Dual Degree: Université Paul Valéry Montpellier III-Beijing Normal University School of Social Development & Public Policy)

Silvio Ghiglione将出国留学并在两个不同国家取得硕士的经历视为改变命运的选择。

在2011年五月,Ghiglione向北京师范大学社会发展与公共政策学院递交了学习申请。尽管在那时,他还在在都柏林大学进行学习,他认为去中国的学习是必要的。去海外学习一直都是Ghiglione的学习计划的一部分。

在其本从事本科学习时,Ghiglione就表现了对出国游学的热情。他在Université Paul Valéry Montpellier III学习 英语,汉语,以及德语作为对留学的准备。正式由于其留学的喜好,他在美国明尼苏达大学完成一年的学习。

在美国学习期间,Ghiglione意识到了,他需要用尽可能长的时间去接触国外的世界,以便了解他自己和他想要的生活,以及他在世界大家庭中的角色。在爱尔兰,他学习了“媒体和国际冲突的关系”。北京师范大学的“中国当代发展”课题学习对他来说是必要的学习方向。

Ghiglione是最早的一位洛汉斯奖学金中国项目的获得者。在他的身上,我们可以看到未来国际领袖的影子。

2011

Antoine Desir, 2011 (France / Dual Degree: École Polytéchnique, Palaiseau – Columbia University)

Mr. Antoine Desir is a mathematically gifted young man. After attending preparatory school at Louis-Le-Grand, Antoine was ranked 7th out of 83 in a national entrance competition to enter École Polytéchnique’s Mathematics and Engineering Science program.

In spring 2011, Antoine worked with Dr. William M. McEneaney in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, University California San Diego, to study a method of reduction of the curse of dimensionality in optimal control, using a max-plus, or “tropical,” algorithm, in which the graph of the value function is approximated by a tropical polyhedron. This work led to publication, which is a high honor for a master’s-level student. Antoine also did research on Revenue Yield Management for Air France while he was a student at the Polytéchnique.

A French citizen of Vietnamese origin, Antoine has witnessed the extreme poverty of a developing country, and he has also lived in the Parisian milieu of elite students competing for spots in the French Grandes Écoles. Antoine understands what generosity and humane philanthropy mean. His father, a successful entrepreneur and prominent social activist in Vietnam, established a NGO called “Dust of Life,” to provide computers and Internet access to poor children. Antoine will follow his father’s example with a commitment to serve the needs of underprivileged communities.

Thomas Philippeau, 2011 (France / Dual Degree: École pour L’Informatique et Les Techniques Avancées – Stevens Institute of Technology)

Mr. Thomas Philippeau worked at Accor, as a specialist in the creation and enhancement of new and existing information technologies. He was praised by his professors and supervisors as an open-minded and fast learner who adapts easily to various working methods and unforeseen constraints.

Thomas is very impressed by the diversity of the American population and culture, including the popular election in 2008 of an African-American as the nation’s president. He will enter Stevens Institute of Technology in the spring of 2011, and he looks forward to broadening his vision through the experience of an American graduate education. He hopes that his time in the United States will allow him to promote cultural exchange while here and especially after he returns to France.

Andres Lizcano Rodriguez, 2011 (Colombia / Dual Degree: Sciences Po – Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs)

Mr. Andres Lizcano Rodriguez is a bright and creative individual whose actions are motivated by his desire to serve others.

From an intellectual family in Colombia, South America, Andres received a bilingual education in Spanish and German, and spent his childhood years in Germany.

A mathematically gifted pupil, Andres made the Top 15 for four consecutive years in the Colombian National Olympiad among high-school students nationwide. He then studied mathematics at Colombia’s Los Andes University, graduating with high honors. Meanwhile his desire to contribute to the cause of social justice also led him to pursue the study of law as a minor.

While studying abroad for one year at Montpellier, Andres co-founded the Montpellier Branch of a NGO called Foundacion YOCreo En Colombia. Colombia has been plagued by a decades-long armed conflict involving drug-trafficking and terrorism. Andres seeks to prove to the outside world that Colombia is also a country with a long and distinguished history, diverse cultural heritage, and immense economic potential.

Following the Latin-American intellectual tradition that takes cultural, political and philosophical inspiration from Europe, particularly from France, Andres is pursuing a dual master’s degree in International Development at Sciences Po in Paris and Columbia University in New York. He believes his French and American experiences will prepare him to take the risks that are needed to effect real change in Colombian society.

Inspired by Latin American cultural and political luminaries such as Gabriel García Márquez and Pablo Neruda, Andres’ career goal is to be a public intellectual and Colombia’s official representative (Ambassador) to the United States or France.

Andres is a native speaker of Spanish and German, fluent in French and English, as well as conversant in Italian and Portuguese.

2010

Paula Henin, 2010 (France, London School of Economics – Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne – Columbia University Law School)

Ms. Henin’s academic brilliance was clear at young age. She was recognized by the Mayor de Sevres for outstanding results in the French Baccalaureate exam. Paula then went on to study International Relations and History at the London School of Economics (LSE). She specialized in the Middle East and public international law. Paula was among the top one percent of students in her year. Paula felt compelled to try to shed light on the situation in which there seems to be such misunderstanding and sometimes animosity between the west and the Arab world. Her dissertation thesis, “A French perspective on the British and American interventions in the Levant, May – November 1958,” was commended by the LSE’s Board of Examiners and awarded the Hue Wheldon Prize.

Paula has received a 2010-2011 Fulbright Foreign Student Scholarship to participate in a dual degree program at Columbia Law School and Univiersité Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne. She is a board member of the Columbia International Arbitration Association. Paula has a strong interest in international law; her ultimate goal is to work as a legal adviser for a major international organization, the French Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, or an international court or tribunal.

Ms. Henin speaks French, English, Spanish and Arabic and is a passionate guitar and saxophone player.

Hélène Franchineau, 2010 (France, Sciences Po – Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism)

Ms. Franchineau completed a journalism program at Sciences Po Paris and programs in International Affairs and Chinese Language and Culture at Sciences Po Bordeaux.

Hélène then worked for Le Monde and Slate in Shanghai and Paris; she wrote news on the Shanghai World Expo, the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and Muslim minority riots in Xinjiang province. In 2009 Hélèn interned at The Washington Times foreign desk where she covered policies on climate change.

Hélène plans to do multimedia journalism, which she considers to be the future of journalism. She chose to study in the United States because she believes it has been far ahead of European countries in developing this kind of journalism. She enrolled at the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism this fall. She is interested not only in story-telling, but also in blogging, radio editing, photography and video, and social media.

Ms. Franchineau speaks French, English, and Chinese.

Alban Pétré, 2010 (France, Ecole Pour L’Informatique et Les Techniques Avancees – Stevens Institute of Technology)

Mr. Pétré worked at Société Générale for the global head of Risk Assessment and Controls. He worked on the creation of a methodology to improve web-browsing control of Societe Generale system users and other security-related projects. He was praised by his professors and supervisors for his creativity and attention to details and his team spirit.

Alban visited New York for the first time in 2009 and fell in love with the city. He will enter Stevens Institute of Technology in spring, 2011. He looks forward broadening his vision through an American educational experience, and he hopes that his time in the United States will allow him to promote cultural exchange while here and when he returns to France.

2009

Captain Jordan Becker, 2009 (USA, Sciences-Po – Columbia University Exchange Program)

Mr. Becker graduated from Georgetown University School of Foreign Services in 2001. Mr. Becker then joined the United States Army. During almost a decade of active service in the U.S. Army, Mr.Becker was a paratrooper and Special Force team leader to lead combat patrols in Iraq, earning two Bronze Stars and achieving the rank of captain.

Captain Becker was selected by the Department of Social Sciences at the United States Military Academy at West Point to receive two-years of graduate study at the Columbia SIPA and Science Po graduate exchange program. Captain Becker then will be given three year assignment teaching undergraduate political Science courses and participating in the professional development of West Point cadets.

Captain Becker is beginning his graduate studies at Sciences Po this Fall. He has long been interested in the work and writing of Hubert Vedrine and believes the deeper understanding of France is essential to develop a strong, institutionalized relationship between Europe and the United States to ensure peace, security and prosperity in the 21st Century.

Captain Becker speaks fluently French, Italian and acquired working knowledge of Arabic and Kurdish languages during his commission in Iraq.

Pauline Dochez, 2009 (France, Ecole Polytechnique – Columbia University Exchange Program)

Ms. Dochez completed three-year program in Economics, Computer Sciences, and Applied Math at Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau, France. Subsequently, she comes to Columbia University to begin graduate study in Engineering and Management systems with focus on the use of industrial engineering and operations research techniques in decision-making process.

Pauline is a highly intelligent, perceptive young woman. Not only she is a serious scientific researcher, but also an excellent writer and publicist for presenting her projects. While she was doing the researching project on women networks around the world, Pauline communicated with many women association around the world in English, German, Greek and Spanish in addition to her native French.

Pauline finds that American people have certain way of being proud of their achievements without boasting both sane and pleasant.

Florent D’Halluin, 2009 (France, Ecole Pour L’Informatique et Les Techniques Avancees – Stevens Institute of Technology)

Mr. D’Halluin participates in graduate exchange program between EPITA and Stevens Institute of Technology. His subject matter is Computer Science. He worked on a finite state automation Library called Vaucanson. His professor commented that Florent is a talented orator, a good writer and above all a very fine human being aside of scientific subjects.

Mr. D’Halluin thinks a widely recognized diploma and local contacts and landmarks in the United States are highly valuable. He wants to keep an eager eye out for chances to make a change. “What better place is there than the land of opportunity?,” he asks.

2008

Andrew Kessinger, 2008
Andrew Kessinger is a graduate student pursuing a double degree in International Security at the Institut des Etudes Politiques in Paris (Sciences Po) and Columbia University(SIPA).

Through this highly selective program, to which only fifteen students are admitted each year, he is acquiring a unique European-American perspective on foreign affairs while simultaneously gaining fluency in the French language.

Kessinger has worked as an editor for four different publications (The Common Ground News Service, The Paris Globalist, The New Atlanticist, and The Columbia Journal of International Affairs), in three different countries (US, Morocco, France), over the last four years. His career goal is to serve as a Foreign Service Officer with the US State Department, formulating constructive public policy aimed at bridging divides and reducing tensions between the Muslim world and the West, with a particular focus on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

2007

Benoît Germond, 2007
Benoît Germond graduated from EPITA in 2007 with a master’s degree in Science. He is now studying toward another master’s degree at Stevens Institute of Technology. In his scholarship application essay, Benoit mentionned that working to finance his studies taught him to be open to change and ideas.

Augustin Lefèvre, 2007
Augustin Lefèvre received his engineering diploma from École Polytechnique. He is now working on his master’s degree in Financial Engineering at Columbia University. Augustin wrote in his scholarship application essay “The essence of the United Sates is not to bet on a type of individual who stands for no ideals but his own, and is driven by challenges at every step in his life. My second point is that the American society rewards its members on the basis of their merits, and relies on their sense of responsibility to ensure social efficiency.”

2006

Nizar Jalaly, 2006
Nizar Jalaly received a Bachelor of Engineering from the École Polytechnique (Palaiseau) in 2006. He is currently working jointly towards a MA in Mathematics of Finance at Columbia University and a master of science (diplôme d’ingénieur) from the École Polytechnique. He is very thankful to the Foundation for his award.

Vincent de Lagabbe, 2006
Vincent de Lagabbe received a dual master’s degree in computer science from EPITA and the Stevens Institute of Technology. Vincent nearly obtained perfect scores in every subject that he studied at EPITA. He speaks both English and Russian, in addition to French.

2005

Olivier Rotrou, 2005
Olivier Rotrou graduated in 2005 from EPITA witn an master of science degree in real-time processing, and is now working toward master of science in information systems strategy and management degree at the Stevens Institute of Technology. He was truly delighted to receive the 2005 scholarship. We wish him a wonderful and joyful time in the U.S.

2004

Florian Quarré, 2004
Florian Quarré graduated in 2004 from EPITA – École pour L’informatique et les Techniques Avancées (College of Computer Science and Advanced Technologies) with a master of science in information systems engineering, software engineering, and management, and in 2005 from the Stevens Institute of Technology with an MsIS degree. He works as a technologies and enterprise business integration consultant in healthcare at Deloitte Consulting LLP in New York

2002

Guillaume Yvon, 2002
Guillaume Yvon graduated in 2001 from EPITA – École pour L’informatique et les Techniques Avancées (College of Computer Science and Advanced Technologies) and in 2002 from the Stevens Institute of Technology with a Master of Science in information systems strategy and management degree. He then returned back to France, where he lives in Paris, and joined Sephora as a systems engineer.

Embassy of People’s Republic of China in the United States of America

中华人民共和国驻美利坚合众国大使馆

http://www.china-embassy.org/eng/

Address:3505 International Place, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20008 U.S.A.

Tel: (202)495-2266

Fax: (202)495-2138

Chinese Consulate General in New York, NY

中华人民共和国驻纽约总领事馆

http://www.nyconsulate.prchina.org/eng/

Address: 520 12th Avenue, New York, NY 10036

Tel: (212) 244-9392

Fax: (212) 465-1708

NY Chinese Business Association

纽约华人总商会

http://www.nycba.us/ch/index.php

Chinese Culture Program

China Institute

http://www.chinainstitute.org/

Address: 125 East 65th Street, New York, NY 10065

Tel: (212)744-8181

Chinese World Journal in New York

http://www.worldjournal.com/ny

Chinese Forum in New York

纽约华人资讯网

http://www.nychinaren.com/f.html?gclid=CMCK4rul0LkCFc2f4Aodsz8A8A

Financial and Emotional Assistance under emergency circumstances in New York

纽约财务援助司

http://www2.monroecounty.gov/hs-assistance.php

Life Coach for Professional and Personal Life

http://lifesjourney.net

Ms. Jean Shaw

59 East 54th Street Suite 84

New York, NY 10022

Tel 212 908 9086

Outdoor Life and Weekend Gateway

Dynamic Outdoors

http://www.dynamicoutdoors.com/

The Board of Directors of the Jérôme Lohez Foundation is honored to have scholarship recipients participate in the Jérôme Lohez Foundation’s Ambassadors Program for one year.

Ambassadors are visible at many fundraiser events and serve as liaisons between the Foundation and future recipients, in addition to two other important groups: major gift donors and past recipients. Both groups are very interested in hearing students’ perspectives on their experiences in France and America.

Typical roles include mingling; hosting a table of Foundation guests at events; providing information about the Foundation; and speaking about experiences in America or in France, as well as student academic programs. Ambassadors should also be ready to answer questions from future applicants and in some cases, serve as mentors to them.

The Ambassadors have the opportunity to interact with VIPs from government, diplomatic corps and past recipients who may become valuable career contacts. Ambassadors also have the chance to develop and receive training in communication, public relations and interpersonal skills. Ambassadors shall be enthusiastic and have a positive attitude, in addition to have a genuine desire to help the Jérôme Lohez Foundation grow into a prestigious organization.

Benefits include:

  • Gain a greater understanding of the Foundation
  • Sharpen communication and public speaking skills
  • Improve interpersonal and conversational skills
  • Enhance confidence when speaking and interacting with the French-American community
  • Meet and network with alumni, VIPs, and future applicants
  • Gain access to exclusive French-American events

奖学金的申请者将会受到由到国际学者和专家组成的执行委员会的审查。该奖学金的申请截止日期为每年的10月15日。执行委员会将在10月中旬审核递交的奖学金申请。奖学金获得者的名单通常在11月上旬公布。在来11月份,获奖者将被授予奖学金。

申请资格

我们的基金会将对如下申请者提供奖学金:

(i) 美国学生希望在中国的教育机构接受部分或者全部学位的学习。

(ii) 中国学生希望在美国的教育机构接受部分或者全部学位的学习。

此外,申请者必须拥有学士学位。

每位奖学金获得者将被要求参加Ambassadors Program一年。

如何申请

如何申请

中国学生

申请人必须提交两篇申请文书。题目如下:
(1)对宗教和文化的包容性、企业家精神、平等主义以及慷慨精神,这些理念是美国的本质。这其中有激励你来美国求学理念吗?如何激励了你?
(2)你认为这段在美国的经历将会如何在未来对你有所帮助?

美国学生

申请人必须提交一篇个人陈述。题目如下:
(1)是什么因素激励你前往法国/中国求学?
(2)这段国际经历将会如何使基金会陈述的原则取得进步?

此外,申请者必须提交三份推荐信:一份学术参考,最好是由申请人的教授提供;一份由雇主提供的推荐信,最好是有申请人的直属上司提供;一份可以描述申请人性格的推荐信,可以由申请人的同事或者朋友提供。

学术记录也是必要的申请材料。申请者必须提供成绩单(必须出示所有的大学成绩单)。成绩单必须印有公章,并经由校方办公室邮递给我们。

递交材料的截止日期为9月30日。逾期者将不予考虑其申请资格。

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