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TweetCongratulations to Desmond Edwards, a SPISE 2017 Caribbean Development Bank Scholar, for receiving a Knight-Hennessy Scholarship! Read the full article Image taken from MIT Website
TweetCongratulations to Abigail Scott, the SPISE 2016 Kerosene Lamp Foundation Scholar, for graduating from MIT with high honors including also the Merck Prize from the MIT Department of Biology for her outstanding research and academic performance in biophysical or bioinformatics
TweetCongratulations to Gerard Porter, the SPISE 2017 Kerosene Lamp Foundation Scholar, for graduating from Harvard Summa Cum Laude, and receiving the Sophia Freund Prize awarded to the highest ranking Harvard senior! Read the full article
TweetCongratulations to Jodi Porter for being selected for a Wade Scholarship to do a master’s in environmental engineering at Stanford University! Read the full article Image taken from Stanford’s Website
TweetJamaican Avery-Kai Barnett, a SPISE 2016 graduate and CADSTI-NE 2019 intern, is unquestionably an accomplished individual. She obtained 19 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) subjects and is graduating from Grinnell College with a B.S. in .Physics. Beyond this, she will
TweetThis year’s SPISE scholar from St Lucia is 17 year old Hailey Boriel, sponsored by St. Lucia Electricity Services Limited (LUCELEC). SPISE will no doubt provide an engaging environment for Hailey to explore and develop her talents in the fields
TweetThe Caribbean Science Foundation (CSF), a non-profit organization promoting science and technology in the Caribbean, announced the selection of the 100th student for participation in the prestigious Student Program for Innovation in Science and Engineering (SPISE). Twenty-four students from 13
TweetBarbados, January 13, 2017 – The Caribbean Science Foundation (CSF) and the Caribbean Academy of Sciences (CAS) jointly hosted STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) Teacher Training Workshops for primary school teachers at the Genesis Academy, Kingston on January 9-10,
TweetCSF Student Internship Opportunities in Communications & Business The Caribbean Science Foundation (CSF) invites students who are currently pursuing an undergraduate or a post‐graduate degree in either linguistics, mass communications, business or an associated discipline, to apply for positions as CSF Student Interns. Students pursuing degrees in science and technology may also apply if there is a communications or business component to their course of study. Primary responsibilities would include a subset of the tasks listed below, depending on the background of the student. Updating and maintaining content on CSF website and social media platforms Assisting with CSF marketing and PR campaigns Assisting with and executing CSF projects and programs Assisting with writing and reviewing proposals Helping to redesign, and
TweetCADSTI-New England’s October Newsletter features five SPISE Caribbean students for whom that organization arranged summer science and engineering internships over the past summer. SPISE (Student Program for Innovation in Science and Engineering) is an intensive 4 week residential program for