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Dominique Strauss Kahn confirmed honorary guest for the gala
• Dominique Strauss Kahn, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, was confirmed as the honorary guest for the gala. The event will be held on January 30, 2009. The US Alumni-Association and the School will co-host the event.
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The SciencesPo Alumni USA Board is pleased to announce the winners of its 2008 Scholarship program:
Graduate Level:
Ms. Adedayo Bolaji-Adio (John Hopkins University): 10,000 USD Scholarship
Ms. Marianne Stone (University of Texas): 10,000 USD Scholarship
Undergraduate Level:
Ms. Kayla Branson (Georgetown University): 5,000 USD Scholarship
Ms. Madeleine Dungy (University of Wisconsin): 5,000 USD Scholarship
We would like to thank the great number of talented applicants who made the selection process highly competitive.
We are also delighted to announce that our Board has allocated
30,000 USD for another Scholarship program for 2009, the details of
which will be posted at a later stage.
Roland Tricot
Head of Scholarship Task Force
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on behalf of the Sciences Po Alumni USA Board of Directors
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Dear Sciences Po Paris
Alumni, Friends and Visitors:
Welcome to the site of
Sciences Po Alumni, Inc., the not-for-profit organization that is comprised of
Alumni residing in the U.S. who have studied at “Rue Saint Guillaume” in Paris.
We welcome their friends as well. Our Alma Mater is an international university
located in France and a worldwide leader in social, economic and political
science. It currently has in place exchange and cooperation programs with more
than 60 colleges and universities in the United States. Past and present
students and faculty who reside in America and their friends who come from all
over the world are welcome to join our unique Association. We are reaching out
to all those who are ready to live by the core values developed at Sciences Po,
promote international understanding, train responsible citizens of the world
and create a network of fraternal relations among alumni.
In the United States, our Association celebrated its Fiftieth Anniversary in 2007
where the noted financier, Henry R. Kravis., Founding Partner, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Co.
was honored. along with Sciences Po alumnus, Baron Ernest-Antoine Seilliere,
Chairman of the Supervisory Board, Wendel. We work in close coordination with
Sciences Po. and with the Global Sciences Po. Alumni Association, which
includes over 8,000 active members in 19 countries. Sciences Po. Alumni, Inc.
is a duly registered not-for-profit organization headquartered in New York with chapters in
Washington DC and Chicago. We expect to establish additional chapters soon in
Boston, California, Texas and elsewhere. We provide networking opportunities by
organizing cultural and social events, debates and other academic and business
activities. We could assist you in your employment or relocation needs. In
addition, we give you the opportunity to meet fellow Sciences Po alumni and
keep in touch with your friends and faculty from rue Saint Guillaume. We have
established some very interesting activities. Sciences Po. Alumni, Inc., has
launched ambitious internship and scholarship programs, funded in part by an
annual prestigious gala. Four scholarships for a total of $30,000 will be awarded
in 2008.
The guest speaker at the
next gala event will be Dominique Strauss-Kahn, Professor at Sciences Po and
Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund.
Please feel free to browse
this website and learn more about our organization, our past and future
activities. We are open to new ideas and welcome your involvement.
We encourage you to join Sciences
Po. Alumni, Inc., USA. We look forward to meeting you at our
events. Please send us your comments and
play an active role in fostering harmonious and active international relations
by registering to our website.
Merci et à bientôt,
Michel A. Perez
President
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Joe KLEIN - TIME MAGAZINE Journalist and
Author
“Primary Colors
Revisited: An Insider’s View of the Race to the White House”
Super Tuesday has not designated definitive nominees in either camp. The race on the Democrats side is particularly fierce, whereas the Republican front-runner faces the challenge of establishing true leadership within his own camp. Who pulls the strings behind the campaign? Join us at the
Harvard Club of New York on February 20 for a special “diner-debat “ with famed
author and journalist Joe Klein. Registration at: http://joeklein.eventbrite.com
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A Private Tour of the
Morgan Library, and a New Year Dinner
Join
us on January 16, 2008 at 6:30pm to celebrate the New Year with a private tour
of the Morgan Library and a dinner at the nearby French restaurant, Madison
Bistro. Registration at http://morganlibrary.eventbrite.com
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 Professor Gérard GRUNBERG, Political Sciences
Professor at Sciences Po.
“An Overview of the French Political Landscape since the
Presidential Election”
November 8,
2007, 6:30pm – French Trade Office, 810
Seventh Ave (bet 52-53 st.), New York
Registration by Nov. 6 at: http://gerardgrunberg.eventbrite.com.
Members $20; non-members $30
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Exceptional
Celebration – JUNE 20, 2007 - Metropolitan Club, NY
Dinner honoring
Mr. Henry
R. KRAVIS, Founding Partner
of Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. and Baron Ernest-Antoine
SEILLIÈRE, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Wendel, with Charlie ROSE as
Master of Ceremonies, on the theme: “Leading with
Entrepreneurship”
Proceeds of the event will allow the creation of a
Sciences Po. Alumni Scholarship fund to enable the most qualified American
students to study at Sciences Po. and to provide stipend funds for the most
deserving French students to carry out an internship in the United States.
To view details about table tickets, please view the full invitation. Individual tickets available at http://50thanniversary.eventbrite.com
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 Professor Stanley HOFFMANN
Harvard University
Political Sciences Professor
“France After the Elections”
The Harvard Club of New York
In two weeks, France
will elect its new President, after a particularly intense campaign which was
novel in several respects. Two days after the results, Professor Stanley Hoffmann will comment on
the election and share his thoughts on some of the most urgent items on the
newly-elected President’s agenda, including integration, high unemployment and
the reform of education.
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