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THE ALLIANCE TEAM

Alliance Program
Columbia University
1208 International Affairs Building
Mail Code 3337
420 West 118th Street
New York, NY 10027, USA
Phone: 212-854-2056
Fax: 212-666-3481

Alessia Lefébure [bio]
Program Director
email: al3012@columbia.edu

Lauranne Bardin [bio] [back]
Assistant Director
email: lb2808@columbia.edu

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Lauranne Bardin
Alliance Assistant Director

Lauranne Bardin is the Assistant Director of the Alliance Program since September 2011. She is in charge of the management of the academic seminars and the Alliance annual programs (Calls for Doctoral Mobility, Visiting Professorships, Scholarships, etc) and provides support to speakers, visiting professors and students.

Prior to that, she worked as the Coordinator of the actions of cooperation with the neighboring countries of the European Union under the French Agency of the European Program Youth in Action.

Lauranne holds a Master's Degree in European Project Management from the Universite Cergy Pontoise.

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...Exchanging students, professors and ideas...

Created in the fall 2002, the Alliance Program is a non-profit transatlantic joint-venture between Columbia University and three prestigious French institutions: The École Polytechnique, Sciences Po, and Panthéon-Sorbonne University.

Alliance is an innovative program that aims to create and accompany new initiatives in the fields of education cooperation, research collaboration, and policy outreach. Since its founding, Alliance’s scope of activities have included the organization of numerous academic conferences both in Paris and in New York, the setting up of international multidisciplinary research teams, and the creation of joint-courses and curricula targeting the students of its founding partners.