An important step in developing our relationship with Albion was taken during a visit in late October, of the President of the University of Albion, Donna Randall, accompanied by Dianne Guenin-Lelle, a French teacher. The purpose of this visit was threefold ...

Firstly to establish cooperation agreements between the University of Albion and the University of Versailles Saint Quentin, exchange projects with students, faculty and administrative staff. It was also planned collaboration in the field of environment and sustanable development. The signing of the cooperation agreement was held at the University of Versailles Saint Quentin (UVSQ) between Donna Randall, President of Albion College, and Sylvie Faucheux, President of the UVSQ.

Secondly the purpose was to sign a letter of interest with the school of managment and informatic technologies, ESSCIA, depending of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Versailles in order to confort the student exchange programs between Albion College and ESSCIA already made two years ago. The agreement was signed between Donna Randall and Bruno Bouniol, vice president of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Versailles, was held at the VCCI in Versailles.

Finally a meeting with the Rotary Club of Saint Nom la Bretèche which includes the municipality of Noisy le Roi and Bailly has strengthened existing ties. Thanks to these special relationships that have develop courses for several years on both sides of the Atlantic for the students of Bailly-Noisy le Roi. From now research of summer internships for ours student was made with the help of the Rotary Club of Albion and of Saint Nom la Bretèche.

For 12 years our relations with the city of Albion have continued to grow in the spirit of sharing our cultures. They began over the years with trade school and this year by the arrival of a group of Seniors to the discovery of the Impressionists, for summer internship for our students and now by signing these agreements,all this send a clear sign of the deeping our relations between our cities.
All this should have positive impact on our youth and open up interesting prospects for international development.

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