Les Lauréats

Lauréats par année de promotion

2025-2026

2023-2024

2022-2023

• Adrien Concordel (Energy Policy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
• Nicolas Descamps (Architecture, University of California, Berkeley)
• Ilana Gereral (Law, Boston University)
• Kenza Mena (Law, Fordham University)
• Marie Ménard (U.S. History, Wayne State University)
• Pierre-François Mouraux (Philosophy, The New School for Social Research)
• Diva Muanza Nsumbu (Film/Cinema Studies, Howard University)

2021-2022

• Maïmouna Bah (Law, Georgetown University)
• Sarah Bakchi (Law, University of Chicago)
• Audrey Biche-Caïs (Film Studies, American Film Institute Conservatory)
• Cristina De Sousa Dantas (Law, Georgetown University)
• Anna Erickson (Writing, Columbia University)
• Victoria Gonzalez Maltes (U.S. History, Columbia University)
• Sarah Harakat (U.S. History, Boston University)
• François-René Julliard (U.S. History, San Jose State University)

2020-2021

• Claire Anchordoqui (History and Anthropology, University of South Dakota)
• Arthur Courroy (Law, Cornell University)
• Loredana Craciun (Law, University of Hawaii)
• Claire Duval ( Law, Stanford University)
• Anissa Khamkham (U.S. History, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill)
• Leïla Lahmar ( Law, Yeshiva University)
• Marion Ollier ( Law, University of San Francisco)
• Laurent Robino (Music, City University of New York)

2019-2020

• Auriane Dirou (Law, Yale University)
• Laure Dupain (Law, Columbia University)
• Natacha Jeunet (Music, Berklee College of Music)
• Karim M’Ziani (Law, Duke University)
• Roxane Tsiela (Droit, Yeshiva University)
• Marie Vidal (Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley)
• Miriam Yacoubi (Film Production, New York University)

2018-2019

• Paco Andreo (Music, Manhattan School of Music)
• Nicolas Ayoub (Design, Harvard University)
• Marion Crépet (Law, Columbia University)
• Emmanuel Falguières (History, University of Colorado)
• Djeneba Gory (Public Administration, Harvard University)
• Soukayna Mniai (History, University of Southern California)
• Anahide Nahhal (Architecture, Harvard University)

2017-2018

• Daphné Amouna (Law, Georgetown University)
• Roxane Bahloul (Law, University of California, Los Angeles)
• Élodie Grossi (History, Tulane University)
• Marion Ink (Anthropology, Northwestern University)
• Hédi Khedache-Thiriet (Law, Columbia University)
• Benjamin Trouille (Law, University of California Hastings College of the Law)

2016-2017

• Farah Belaggoune (History, New York University)
• Alia Benabdellah (American Studies, Wayne State University)
• Edwige Cavan (American Studies, Brown University)
• Yannick Ganne (Law, University of California, Berkeley)
• Tara Heuzé (Economics, Columbia University)

2015-2016

• Doris Brossard (History, Harvard University)
• Nina Decoularé-Delafontaine (Law, Fordham University)
• Manon Garcia (Philosophy, Tufts University)
• Emma Paoli (Journalism, Columbia University)
• Neil Saidi (Music, New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music, New York)
• Suzanne Vergnolle (Law, Georgia Tech)

2014-2015

• Marion Abecassis (Law, Georgetown University)
• Lucy Bergeret (Literature, Johns Hopkins University)
• Clara Bouveresse (Journalism, Columbia University)
• Marion Douzou (History, Temple University)
• Alice Manero (Law, University of New Hampshire)
• Hervé Mayer (American Studies, University of California, Irvine)
• Esther Ortuno (Music, Indiana University)

2013-2014

• Adriana Biscan (Law, Duke University)
• Marilyne Kautzmann (American Studies, Brandeis University)
• Quentin Maestracci (Industrial and Labor Relations, Cornell University)
• Jérôme Pacouret (Sociology, University of California, Los Angeles)
• Grace Pelletier (Architecture, Columbia University)
• Marion Ravot (Music, The Julliard School)

2012-2013

• Marine Bobin (Anthropology, University of Arizona)
• Roxane Cassehgari (Law, Columbia University)
• Idris Fassassi (Law, Harvard University)
• Émilien Julliard (Sociology, City University of New York)
• Nawelle Lechevalier-Bekadar (American Literature, Brown University)
• Charlotte Persant (Political Science, Princeton University)

2011-2012

• Nicolas Alfonsi (Law, Harvard University)
• Camille Amat (American History,  New York University)
• Sébastien Carreau (Public Administration, Columbia University)
• Pierre Derycke (Music, Berklee College of Music)
• Ève Gianoncelli (Gender Studies, Columbia University)
• Benjamin Leclère (Geopolitics, University of California, Berkeley)

2010-2011

• Vincent Adragna (Music, Indiana University)
• Aurélien Gillier (American History, University of Michigan)
• Laetitia Katabi (Law, Temple University)
• Benjamin Petit (Photography, International Center of Photography, New York)
• Xavier Werlé (Film Studies, University of California, Berkeley)

2009-2010

• Audrey Aboukrat (Law, University of California, Berkeley)
• Pierre-Emmanuel Darpeix (Economics, University of California, Berkeley)
• Céline Gainet (Law, University of California, Los Angeles)
• Hugo Lefebvre (Geography, University of California, Berkeley)
• Nicolas Martin-Breteau (American History, University of Maryland)
• Emmanuelle Perez (American History, University of California, Berkeley)

2008-2009

• Virginie Adane (American History, New York University)
• Bruno Cousin (Sociology, Harvard University)
• Étienne Espagne (Music, New England Conservatory of Music)
• Thibaut Fleury (Law, University of Virginia)
• Élise Trogrlic (American Literature, Brown University)

2007-2008

• Carole Bodin (Law, Georgetown University)
• Rémy Gauche (Music, New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music)
• Charlotte Recoquillon (Geography, City University of New York)
• Raphaël Richemond (Law, University of Pennsylvania)
• Elsa Rodriguès (Law, New York University)
• Antoine Traisnel (American Literature, Brown University)

2006-2007

• Sandrine Baudry (Sociology, New York University)
• Audrey Celestine (American Studies, Columbia University)
• Thomas Grillot (American History, University of Virginia)
• Ludovic Moreau (Law, New York University)
• Jérôme Noirot (American Studies, Colorado State University)
• Aurore Portet (American Studies, University of Georgia)

2005-2006

• Nicolas Dromel (Economics, University of California, Los Angeles)
• Thomas Elkins (Business Law, Cornell University Law School)
• Peter Marquis (American Studies, New York University)
• Fabrice Muller (Music, Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester)
• Jean-Baptiste Velut (American Literature, City University of New York)
• Clément Oudart (American Studies, State University of New York, Buffalo)

2004-2005

• Nicolas Barreyre (American History, University of Chicago)
• Florent Blanc (History, Northwestern University)
• Mathieu Landrot (Law, Columbia University)
• Sylvain Le Groux (Music, University of California, Berkeley)
• Suzanna Matvejevic (American Literature, Princeton University)
• Olivier Palluault (Political Science, George Washington University)
• Karin Roynard (Music, Oberlin Conservatory of Music)

2003-2004

• Christine Cadot (Political Philosophy, Harvard University)
• Grégoire Delhaye (Government, Georgetown University)
• Charlotte Epstein (Political Philosophy, University of California, Berkeley)
• Raïssa Lahcine (Music, Berklee College of Music)
• Christian Lahoude (Architecture, Harvard University)
• Ophélie Landrin (Performance Studies, New York University)
• Marilyn Mitchell De Broca (American Studies, George Washington University)

2002-2003

• Olivier Delille (Economics, University of Maryland)
• Emilie Descout (American Studies, University of Miami)
• Elise Domenach (Philosophie, University of California, Berkeley)
• Monica Henry (American Studies, Cornell University)
• Ghislain Potriquet (American Studies, New York University)
• Frédéric Tcheng (Film Studies, Columbia University)

2001-2002

• Sabine D’Costa (Economics, University of Michigan)
• Sandy Dall’Erba (Economics, University of Missouri, Columbia)
• Alexandra Goujon (International Relations, Harvard University)
• Grégoire Mallard (Sociology, Princeton University)
• Céline Miceli (American Studies, University of Chicago)
• Stephen Moutot (Music, New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music)
• Livia Velpry (Sociology, City University of New York)
• Ninon Vinsonneau (American Studies, New York University)