Publié : jeu. sept. 08, 2005 8:44 pm
2003 WINNER OF THE SUSAN E. SACHS SCHOLARSHIP
Ivette Corredero is the first student to receive the Association of Women in Communications (AWC) Susan E. Sachs Scholarship. Ivette, 22, is a communications arts major at St. Thomas University. A graduate of South Miami Senior High School, where she was included in the prestigious "Who's Who Among American High School Students," Ivette's goal after graduation is to work her way up in the world of broadcasting to become a TV news anchor. Her college years have been a busy time for Ivette. In addition to her full-time studies, she has a full-time job at the Nexxt Café in South Beach in order to contribute to the family income and pay for her studies. She is also godmother to an eight-year old little girl who she cares for every day. Being a role model for her is "one of my main motivations," says Ivette. Recently diagnosed with diabetes, Ivette understands the challenge of pursuing a career while managing the physical limitations posed by illness.
AWC president Susan Hart presented the $500 scholarship to Ivette at the South Florida Media Guide launch party on April 23 at the Boca Raton Museum of Art. Proceeds from the Media Guide fund the Susan E. Sachs scholarship.
Source http://www.awcsofla.com/womnine.html
N’oublions pas ce que Maggie (sa blonde) a dit ce soir ; "She opens her mouth before she thinks". That's her problem.
J'ai mon voyage...
Ivette Corredero is the first student to receive the Association of Women in Communications (AWC) Susan E. Sachs Scholarship. Ivette, 22, is a communications arts major at St. Thomas University. A graduate of South Miami Senior High School, where she was included in the prestigious "Who's Who Among American High School Students," Ivette's goal after graduation is to work her way up in the world of broadcasting to become a TV news anchor. Her college years have been a busy time for Ivette. In addition to her full-time studies, she has a full-time job at the Nexxt Café in South Beach in order to contribute to the family income and pay for her studies. She is also godmother to an eight-year old little girl who she cares for every day. Being a role model for her is "one of my main motivations," says Ivette. Recently diagnosed with diabetes, Ivette understands the challenge of pursuing a career while managing the physical limitations posed by illness.
AWC president Susan Hart presented the $500 scholarship to Ivette at the South Florida Media Guide launch party on April 23 at the Boca Raton Museum of Art. Proceeds from the Media Guide fund the Susan E. Sachs scholarship.
Source http://www.awcsofla.com/womnine.html
N’oublions pas ce que Maggie (sa blonde) a dit ce soir ; "She opens her mouth before she thinks". That's her problem.
J'ai mon voyage...