CUEFUniversity Center for French Studies

She was First Lady of the United States from 01/20/1961 to 11/22/1963, the date of her husband's death, when he was assassinated at her side. She became one of America's most popular First Ladies with her elegance and beauty, as well as her simplicity.

In 1949, enrolled in a study program in the United States, she left to study in France, where she first took an intensive French course at the CUEF in Grenoble, before continuing her studies at the Sorbonne in Paris, where she deepened her knowledge of French culture (literature, history, philosophy, etc.).