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AUP’s Creative Legacy: How Alumna Oona Doyle Built an International Art Career Re-Enchanting Global Audiences
student journey at AUP began with taking diverse art courses from film to literature, culminating in her ... role as editor of Paris/Atlantic, a revered student-led publication, dedicated to nurturing literary ... London. In New York, she completed a summer gallery assistant internship at the Gagosian Gallery, carving ...
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Deradicalization in Europe Exhibition Showcases Collaborative AUP Research
Democracy Studies (CCDS), a research center dedicated to promoting the practice, study and life of ... https://www.aup.edu/sites/default/files/images/widget-assets/image/AAK_1149_copy.jpg A full house at the Espace Canopy 0 The exhibition, which took place at the Espace Canopy, an art ...
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Firstbridge
cultural life at its most dynamic? How is this culture seen in the students’ home countries? The study of ... Contact General Contact advising aup.edu Undergraduate Students Dominique Meys dmeys aup.edu ... professional life. You will explore a range of interdisciplinary issues and questions, and complete individual ...
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Medical Providers
professionals work closely with the AUP community and have been recommended by students and staff of The ... medical services Dentists Dermatologists Emergency House Calls Ear Nose and Throat Endocrinologist General ... 42 77 29 18 16 rue des Archives – 75004 Paris Doctolib Dr. Patricia Nizard Students covered by MSH ...
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Author Andrea Applebee joins illustrious writers published in the 35th Edition of AUP’s Cahiers Series
Center for Writers and Translators in association with Sylph Editions. In April, students had the ... the book, just as she did in real life. Weaving Mercy’s support and companionship throughout the ... to her present-day life in Greece. Applebee has walked much of her path alongside her identical twin ...
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Ignacio Paz ’09
about life. There was a genuine sense that we were valued as students and people who could positively ... The Planet, its student newspaper at the time, I realized it was a perfect fit for me. I already ... International Politics class, where students from dozens of nationalities debated diverse global issues—it ...
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Tove Samuelsson ’14
other students had also spent their lives traveling from one far-flung locale to another. For once, ... appreciated the balance AUP struck between structure and flexibility. While students were free to explore their ... passions, they had multiple sources of guidance. As a first-year student, I was interested in the International ...
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Ignacio
Da Vinci Code. After perusing AUP’s website and student newspaper, The Planet, I realized it was ... politics—especially after my Intro to International Politics class, where students from dozens of nationalities ... students explain a work of art to visitors at the Louvre. It was also only after I’d gone to a much larger ...
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Daily Update on Campus Safety and Covid-19
Residential Life, Guidance Counseling and Academic Affairs offices will be working closely with each student ... keep you informed about our ongoing efforts to ensure a safe and orderly return of our students to ... Health Organization to support students in their return to Paris and to ensure their continued safety. To ...
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The Conditions of Thinking About the Armenian Genocide in Turkey
faculty in the Combes Student Life Center, Seckinelgin examined the conditions of thinking about the ... research on what is publicly remembered in Turkey about the events of 1915. Addressing students, staff and ...