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2007 Jérôme Lohez Foundation Gala

Each year, the Jerome Lohez Foundation holds a gala to honor the reciepients of the Lohez Scholarship and to raise attention to the Foundation. The annual event has been held at the French Consulate over the last few years, and has received the gracious support of the French-American community. Please click on the photos below to display them in full size.

2007 Annual Gala

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2008 Scholarship Recipents

The recipients for the 2008 Jérôme Lohez September 11th Scholarship have been selected, and are as following:

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 Colombia University (SIPA). Through this highly selective program, in 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.

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2007 Scholarship Recipents

The recipients for the 2007 Jérôme Lohez September 11th Scholarship have been selected, and are as following:

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.

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Wine Tasting at Marnier-Lapostolle

The Jerome Lohez 9/11 Foundation would like to thank you for your continuous support.

Please join us for a Wine Tasting:
Friday, May 23, 2008
3:00PM or 5:00PM
Marnier-Lapostolle Inc.
717 Fifth Avenue (on 56th Street)
22nd Floor
New York, NY 10022

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Our Mission

The Jérôme Lohez Foundation seeks to foster French and American unity and cultural understanding by supporting scientific and technological exchanges in higher education, in honor of those diverse citizens who perished in the 2001 attacks in New York.