The scholars Megan Cook (US), Yolly Bosiger (Aus) and Oscar Swenson (SW) of the OWU scholarship Rolex foundation with Pascal; Pascal’s Foundation is a proud sponsor of the scholars since 2004.

The scholars Christian Clark (US), Anthea Ibell (NZ) and Erin MCFaddden (UK) of the OWU scholarship Rolex foundation with Pascal; Pascal’s Foundation is a proud sponsor of the scholars since 2004.

Pascal Lecocq has been supported the Society for the last few years and wants to increase his help to the students and the mission of the Scholarship Society.
It’s also the aim of his foundation, the “Pascal Lecocq Foundation for the Arts and Environmental Education” to help and promote children to express themselves by painting and being concerned by the environment…
Giving one of his artpiece to scholars Myfanwy Rowlands 2009, North American Scholar, and Filip Wolski, European Scholar 2009, he declares to encourage also the students to consider art as an important part of their research.

For more than 35 years, Our World Underwater Scholarship Society has created invaluable opportunities for its young scholars and interns to pursue careers related to the underwater world. We provide experience-based scholarships and internships with renowned marine and freshwater experts throughout the world.
With decades of generous and unwavering support from volunteers and sponsors like Rolex, Our World Underwater Scholarship Society has seen its scholars and interns make lasting contributions to the underwater world. In fact, the vast majority of former scholars and interns are still working in underwater-related fields.

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Pascal Lecocq has been supported the Society for the last few years and wants to increase his help to the students and the mission of the Scholarship Society.
It’s also the aim of his new foundation, the “Pascal Lecocq Foundation for the Arts and Environmental Education” to help and promote children to express themselves by painting and being concerned by the environment…
Giving one of his artpiece to scholars Eline Feenstra, European Scholar 2008, Jamie Brisbin, North American Scholar 2008, and Steve Lindfield, Australasian Scholar 2008, he declares to encourage also the students to consider art as an important part of their research.

For more than 35 years, Our World Underwater Scholarship Society has created invaluable opportunities for its young scholars and interns to pursue careers related to the underwater world. We provide experience-based scholarships and internships with renowned marine and freshwater experts throughout the world.
With decades of generous and unwavering support from volunteers and sponsors like Rolex, Our World Underwater Scholarship Society has seen its scholars and interns make lasting contributions to the underwater world. In fact, the vast majority of former scholars and interns are still working in underwater-related fields.

More infos about OWUS

Pascal Lecocq has been supported the Society for the last few years and wants to increase his help to the students and the mission of the Scholarship Society.
It’s also the aim of his new foundation, the “Pascal Lecocq Foundation for the Arts and Environmental Education” to help and promote children to express themselves by painting and being concerned by the environment…
Giving one of his artpiece to scholars Brenna Mahoney 2007, North American Scholar, and Igor Valente, European Scholar 2007, he declares to encourage also the students to consider art as an important part of their research.

For more than 35 years, Our World Underwater Scholarship Society has created invaluable opportunities for its young scholars and interns to pursue careers related to the underwater world. We provide experience-based scholarships and internships with renowned marine and freshwater experts throughout the world.
With decades of generous and unwavering support from volunteers and sponsors like Rolex, Our World Underwater Scholarship Society has seen its scholars and interns make lasting contributions to the underwater world. In fact, the vast majority of former scholars and interns are still working in underwater-related fields.

More infos about OWUS