The Pascal Longequeue prize is awarded each year to one of the ENBS students for his / her outstanding academic achievements. The annual prize honors Pascal Longequeue, a professor of Normandy Business School who was instrumental in creating the consortium and died in a car accident in 1990. The very first prize for outstanding academic achievement was awarded to Miss Virginie Mahieu, a student of the Normandy Business School in 1997.
1997 | Mahieu, Virginie | Le Havre | Birmingham |
1999 | Rossler, Kat | Bamberg | Swansea |
2000 | Harzer, Tobias | Bamberg | Montpellier |
2000 | Redonda Molina,Olga | Alcala | Swansea |
2001 | Kiehlborn,Thomas | Bamberg | Heriot-Watt |
2002 | Beyer, Anne | Stuttgart | Swansea |
2002 | Marney, Georgina | Aston | Strasbourg |
2003 | Breckner, Jochen | Stuttgart | Heriot-Watt |
2003 | Moses, Heike | Bamberg | Heriot-Watt |
2005 | Krusz, Marta | Cracow | Bamberg |
2006 | Wrona, Katarina | Cracow | Bamberg |
2007 | Schenk, Nils-Christian | Regensburg | Swansea |
2009 | Borau Rumabo,Gloria | Etea | Swansea |
2009 | Boucher, Nicolas | Normandy | Stuttgart |
2009 | Mayer, Benjamin | Bamberg | Clermont |
2010 | Owczarek, Agnieska | Cracow | Normandy |
2010 | Gajek, Ilona | Cracow | Stuttgart |
2010 | Graness Sebastian | Bamberg | Lyon |
2010 | Hagel, Felix | Stuttgart | Swansea |
2011 | Steinbach, Pascal Marc Oliver | Bamberg | Montpellier |