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Feb 07, 2013

MEDIA ADVISORY/PHOTO OP - French and German ambassadors to visit DePaul University’s Lincoln Park Campus

WHAT

The French and German ambassadors to the United States will meet with DePaul University students to thank them for creating an English translation of a website that is dedicated to honoring the 50th anniversary of the Elysée Treaty. The ambassadors also will view an exhibition commemorating this anniversary of French and German economic and political cooperation.

WHO

France’s ambassador to the United States, the Hon. M. François Delattre

Germany’s ambassador to the United States, the Hon. Peter Ammon

DePaul University Modern Languages students and faculty from the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

WHEN

Feb. 7, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.

WHERE

DePaul University Lincoln Park Campus

Monsignor Andrew McGowan Building, Main Lobby

1110 W. Belden Ave., Chicago

WHY

Students in DePaul’s Modern Languages department in the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences have been working to create an English language translation of the website that is dedicated to honoring the 50th anniversary of The Elysée Treaty. The treaty allowed France and Germany to put aside centuries of conflict and formed the basis for economic cooperation among European nations in the modern era. The site can be found at http://depaulne.ws/depaultranslation

  

MEDIA CONTACT

John Holden

jholden2@depaul.edu

312-362-7165 office |  312-391-5798 cell


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Clara Orban, chair of DePaul's Department of Modern Languages