CEU San Pablo University thus becomes the first private Spanish university to receive acceptance from the Queen to join the faculty of its university community.
Her Majesty Queen Sofía was named this Thursday an honorary doctor of the CEU San Pablo University in Madrid. Doña Sofía accepted the attribution of the title, on the proposal of her rector, Rosa Visiedo, in attention to its relevant contribution to the promotion of culture and the promotion of the arts, for his extraordinary commitment in the field of social and social activities and for a lifetime of exemplary devotion and devotion to Spain and the Spanish people.
CEU San Pablo University thus becomes the first private Spanish university to receive acceptance from the Queen to join the faculty of its university community, which it enriches with its indisputable merits.
Doña Sofía also received this high academic distinction from the Universities of Rosario (Bogotá), Valladolid, Cambridge, Oxford, Georgetown, Évora, New York and Seisen (Tokyo).
CEU San Pablo University awarded this distinction to a select group of national and international intellectuals: Helmut Kohl; John Martin Scott; Gordon Tullock; Antonio María Rouco Varela; Mario Monti; Vicente Palacio Atard; Francisco Rodriguez Adrados; Marguerite Foti; Jose Antonio Escudero; Eduardo García de Enterría; Joseph H. H. Weiler; Herman Van Rompuy; Raimundo Bassols; Joseph A. Bellanti; SGO Johansson; Alberto Campo Baeza; Antonio Fernández de Buján; Rémi Brague; José Luis Gutiérrez; Augusto Ferrer-Dalmau; Marcelino Oreja Aguirre; José María Álvarez-Pallete; and José María Ordovás.
Details of the solemn academic investiture ceremony as an honorary doctorate will be communicated in the coming days.
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