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Research Project in France
Over spring break, Upper Division French students Mason Northup and Eva Scheer participated in an incredible research project that took them to Amiens, France.
Each year, the Eleanor Kirkpatrick Franco-American Fellows Program selects a group of high school students from around the state, and Eva and Mason were two of the six fellows selected this year.
Students selected participated in a two-week, all-expense-paid trip to France to research a topic of their choice. Eva’s research revolved around the value and accessibility of fresh, locally grown produce, and Mason’s research focused on the French Bistro and its value today as a French tradition.
Each fellow stayed in a French family’s home, and filled their time throughout the two weeks going to the local high school, visiting Paris, conducting research, and many other wonderful cultural activities.
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Students selected participated in a two-week, all-expense-paid trip to France to research a topic of their choice. Eva’s research revolved around the value and accessibility of fresh, locally grown produce, and Mason’s research focused on the French Bistro and its value today as a French tradition.
Each fellow stayed in a French family’s home, and filled their time throughout the two weeks going to the local high school, visiting Paris, conducting research, and many other wonderful cultural activities.
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