ASC Students receive scholarships from JCI
Kemar Robinson and Johnathon Joseph were the latest recipients of the JCI Youth Empowerment Through Education (YEET) Scholarship.
The two males were awarded on Wednesday during the JCI’sOrdinary General Meeting.
Robinson received a full scholarship from Grant Thornton while Johnson a partial scholarship from CIBC Caribbean for their second year at the Antigua State College (ASC).
These deserving students have demonstrated academic excellence, leadership potential, and a commitment to giving back to their community.
The JCI Antigua Youth Empowerment Through Education Scholarship is designed to support and empower young people in Antigua and Barbuda by providing them with the necessary resources to pursue their educational goals.
The scholarship winners have received financial support to pursue their academic goals.
This scholarship program is made possible through the generous support of Grant Thornton and CIBC Caribbean, who share JCI Antigua’s commitment to promoting youth development and education.
JCI Antigua is a leading non-profit organization dedicated to empowering young people in Antigua.
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Faithful national August 29, 2024, 10:28 AM