Our Sauvé year ended with a beautiful Closing Reception and a memorable Closing Dinner with lots of emotional speeches, congratulations and hugs!! Thanks so much, Desiree for giving us a final "hang out together" at karaoke party! It was super fun!! Thank you all- my Sauvé 'family and friends'! The nine months with you has been the most interesting part of my life! Much love to you all! and this is how I feel:
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About the Sauvé Scholars Program
The Sauvé Scholars Program of the Jeanne Sauvé Foundation supports young adults of exceptional merit as they develop skills and knowledge necessary to build a better future for their societies and the world.
Scholars live together at beautiful Sauvé House in downtown Montreal, attend courses at McGill University, take part in leadership training sessions and host a diverse range of speakers and special guests. Each Scholar carries out an Individual Project in support of his or her goals and vision of change. Collectively, they pursue a community outreach project.
This is their story.
(The views reflected herein do not necessarily reflect the views of the Jeanne Sauvé Foundation or the Sauvé Scholars Foundation.)
Scholars live together at beautiful Sauvé House in downtown Montreal, attend courses at McGill University, take part in leadership training sessions and host a diverse range of speakers and special guests. Each Scholar carries out an Individual Project in support of his or her goals and vision of change. Collectively, they pursue a community outreach project.
This is their story.
(The views reflected herein do not necessarily reflect the views of the Jeanne Sauvé Foundation or the Sauvé Scholars Foundation.)
Links We Like
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- Writing by Andrew Stobo Sniderman
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- Lisa Rae's blog, English Immersion Francaise
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- Joshua Monk Vanwyck's blog, Through these Pages
- Anu George Canjanathoppil's blog, Staples and Pins
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