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LASalle BeauvAiS TOGETHER 1854 Founding of the Institut Normal Agricole LET’S HELP THE YOUTH by the Brothers of the Christian Schools OF TODAY MAKE OUR 1875 Founding of the Geology and Mineralogy EARTH A BETTER PLACE Laboratories at the Catholic Institute of Paris, directed by Albert de Lapparent tomorrow! 2006 Merger between ISAB and IGAL under the new name of Institut Polytechnique LaSalle Beauvais 2010 1,500 student engineers, 8 research facilities, 2 experimental farms, 10 hectare campus Launch of L.I.F.E.® Major capital fundraising campaign L.I.F.E. • LaSalle Institute For Earth L.I.F.E. For more information please contact: Laurence Ecobichon Director of Development [email protected] Tel.: +33 (0)3 44 06 38 35/39 www.lasalle-beauvais.fr institut Polytechnique LaSalle-Bauvais 19, rue Pierre Waguet – BP 30313 – 60026 Beauvais Cedex, France Non-contractual document - October 2010 LASalle BeauvAiS JEan-Pierre Heusele KNOwLEDGE, KNOw-HOw AND LiFE SKiLLS CEO, Alliance Group OUR CORNERSTONES FOR TOMORROw Chairman of the he institut Polytechnique LaSalle beauvais Bigard Group Supervisory Board is a unique higher education institution Chairman of the L.I.F.E. in the Earth, Life and Environmental Campaign Committee T LaSalle Beauvais (ISAB) alumnus Sciences. These disciplines are central to the major challenges now facing society and our planet, namely protection GéRaRd FRies of the environment, energy renewal and food for all. Chairman of LaSalle Beauvais Technical and Scientific Director Technical, Scientific & Sustainable True to the philosophy of its founder Jean-Baptiste Development Department Veolia Environmental Services de La Salle, LaSalle beauvais has a responsibility école Polytechnique alumnus and mission to global society: to fight poverty through education and training and promote a vision for our planet a syllabus that explores future-focused issues of concern widespread sharing of knowledge. By tackling the vital environmental issues PhiLippe choquEt that the planet is now facing and by fighting to young people President As a key regional player in its field, our institute poverty, we can help the world meet 21st The institute offers three five year traditional of LaSalle Beauvais wishes to promote action further afield and President century challenges and build a world for future or apprenticeship-based programmes leading of GCHERA contribute to a more sustainable world using the generations that will be more sustainable than to careers that meet the challenges of (Global Consortium for Higher Education and levers of research and education. the one we know today. 21st century society. Research in Agriculture) As future engineers in Agriculture, Food and Executive President, IALU Health, and Geology, LaSalle Beauvais students (International Association LaSalle Beauvais is committed to meeting this of La Salle Universities) are in training to become responsible executives challenge with its ambitious campaign, L.i.F.E.®, a dual mission in their companies and in society LaSalle institute For Earth®, which focuses on: To advance research and promote the widespread sharing of knowledge by: as a whole. • development of new research using international • seeking out, inventing and developing tools and with teams working on three programmes: innovative solutions, agro-resources, food and health, and water; • training Earth, Life and Environmental international exposure • widespread sharing of knowledge and skills Sciences Engineers who are creative, LaSalle Beauvais is a founder member of through the training of lecturers/researchers pragmatic and responsible. the worldwide “Industries and Agro-resources” and students. competitive cluster and also a member of the LaSalle worldwide network. Fundamental personal values Research, develop, share and transfer: For over 150 years, LaSalle Beauvais’ identity innovation is key to LaSalle beauvais’ mission. has been synonymous with: • respect for others despite our differences, • a spirit of justice and fairness, • a sense of responsibility and service to the community, • a commitment to fight poverty in our society. ® THE LASALLE wORLDWIDE NETwORK L.i.F.E. AND YOU KEY TO SUCCESS ON THE INTERNATIONAL STAGE a LaStinG PaRtnERShiP For your company, as a partner of L.i.F.E., the world’s top teaching network the whole world within your reach. FoR a SuSTAINABLE WoRLd Today, our network, founded by Jean-Baptiste For graduates, the way to a career that knows de LaSalle in the late 17th century, has: Join us in a meaningful venture with a promising future. no bounds. • 1,500 institutions in 82 countries, Whether you are a company, an alumnus or an interested and nearly 2 million pupils, individual, we invite you to support an initiative to build For LaSalle beauvais, an ideal solution • over 70 universities in 20 countries, and a sustainable world for the benefit of future generations. for travel, sharing and exchanging skills, 450,000 students, knowledge and expertise worldwide. • a permanent seat at unESco. THE LaSaLLE universities ASiA & PACiFiC iSLANDS MEXiCO & CENTRAL AMERiCA • La Salle University • De La Salle - College of Saint Benilde • Centro de Estudios Superiores La Salle Philadelphia, USA Manila, PHILIPPINES Monterrey, Leon, MéXICO • Lewis University • De La Salle Catholic University • Escuela Superior de Educación Integral Rural, Romeoville, IL, USA Manado, INDONESIA GUATEMALA • Manhattan Collage • De La Salle Health Sciences Institute • ICCRE Instituto Centroamericano de Ciencias New York, USA Cavite, PHILIPPINES Religiosas • Saint Mary’s College of California • De La Salle Lipa Guatemala, GUATEMALA California, USA Lipa City, PHILIPPINES • Normal Superior Benavente • Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota • De La Salle University Puebla, MéXICO Minnesota, USA Manila, PHILIPPINES • Universidad De La Salle Bajío A.C • De La Salle – Canlubang Guanajuato, MéXICO Biñan, PHILIPPINES • Universidad De La Salle Chihuahua A.C. SOUTH AMERiCA • De La Salle – Dasmariñas Chihuahua, MéXICO • Centre lasallien d´Ètudes Supérieures en Cavite, PHILIPPINES • Universidad De La Salle – San Jose Éducation CLÉ • De La Salle- Araneta University San Jose, COSTA RICA Port de Paix, HAITI Malabon City, PHILIPPINES • Universidad La Salle Oaxaca • Centro Universitário La Salle – UNILASALLE iMMEDiATE BENEFiTS AND LONG-TERM ADvANTAGES FOR • De La Salle-Professional Schools, Inc Oaxaca, MEXICO Canoas –RS-, BRASIL Manila, PHILIPPINES • Universidad La Salle – Cancún • Corporación Universitaria Lasallista YOUR COMPANY • Immaculate Conception College-La Salle Quintana Roo, Cancún, MéXICO Caldas, Antioquia, COLOMBIA Ozamis City, PHILIPPINES • Universidad La Salle – Cd. Victoria • Escuela Normal Superior San Pio X • La Salle College Antipolo Tamaulipas, Cd. Victoria, MéXICO Choco, COLOMBIA Antipolo City, PHILIPPINES • Universidad La Salle – Cuernavaca, A.C. • Fundación La Salle de Ciencias Naturales • La Salle High Secondary School Morelos, Cuernavaca, MéXICO Caracas, VENEZUELA • associate your company with the world of education and international Multan, PAKISTAN • Universidad La Salle – Laguna • Instituto Catecheticum • University of St. La Salle Durango, Laguna, MéXICO Santiago, CHILE Bacolod City, PHILIPPINES • Universidad La Salle – México (ULSA) • Instituto La Crujía scientific research Distrito Federal - Cd. de México, MéXICO Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA • Universidad La Salle – Morelia • Instituto La Salle - Florida EUROPE & NON-ENGLiSH- Michoacán, Morelia., MéXICO Florida, Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA • Establish long-lasting ties with the institute, its students, graduates, • Universidad La Salle – Nezahualcoyotl • Instituto La Salle – Rosario SPEAKiNG AFRiCA Distrito Federal - Cd. de México, MéXICO Santa Fe, ARGENTINA researchers and lecturers • Centre Lasallien African – CELAF • Universidad La Salle – Noroeste • Instituto Lasallano de Estudios Superiores Abidjan - Riviera, AFRICA Sonora Cd. Obregón, MéXICO (ILES) de Buenos Aires • Ecole Catholique D´Arts et Métiers • Universidad La Salle – Pachuca Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA • invest in skills training (ECAM) Pachuca, Hidalgo, MéXICO • Instituto Superior Pedagógico La Salle Lyon, FRANCE • Universidad La Salle – Saltillo Urubamba, Cuzco, PERU Promote your image as a socially responsible company • Enginyeria i Arquitectura La Salle Coahuila, Saltillo, MéXICO • Instituto Superior Pedagógico “Fray Florencio • Barcelona, ESPAÑA • Universidad Marista La Salle – Guadalajara Pascual Alegre” • Fratelli Delle Scuole Cristiane - LA SALLE Guadalajara, Jalisco, MéXICO Requeña, PERU • Engage and involve your employees in educational projects with a ROMA • Universidad Tecnológica La Salle, León • Instituto Técnico Central Roma, ITALIA León, NICARAGUA Bogotá, COLOMBIA • Insititute Polytechnique LaSalle Beauvais • Institutos Superiores La Salle (UNILASALLE-RJ) genuine focus on sustainable development Beauvais, FRANCE Niteroi - Río de Janeiro, BRASIL • Institut Reine Astrid De Mons (IRAM) NORTH AMERiCA, BETHLEHEM, • IPA - Instituto Pastoral de la Adolescencia • take advantage of a setting that fosters reflection Mons, BELGIQUE Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA • Institut Supérieur D’Architecture St.Luc de AND ENGLiSH-SPEAKiNG • UCB – Universidad Católica de Brasilia Bruxelles AFRiCA Tanguatinga, BRASIL and intellectual stimulation Bruxelles, BELGIQUE • Bethlehem University • União Brasiliense de Educação e Cultura UBEC • Instituto San Pio X Bethlehem, PALESTINE Brasilia, BRASIL Madrid, ESPAÑA • Christ the Teacher Institute for Education • Unilasalle Manaus - AM • Make
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