THE MADRINHA TRUST
MENTEE AWARDS 2021

MADRINHA TRUST LAUNCHES FIRST MENTEE AWARDS CEREMONY

This wonderful initiative was created by the Career Build Team led by Will Dear (Trustee) and Mark Laverty (CBT) and was held virtually on 18 June 2021.

The MT Awards are a way of Mentors to put forward their Mentees for special recognition.

These students have gone over and above to achieve personal goals.

Madrinha Trust believes that these awards are a wonderful way to elevate and bring attention to the mentees’s abilities, CVs and LinkedIn profiles and provide a point of interest and recognition of their personal and academic goals.

MADRINHA TRUST GOLD AWARDS 2020

  • ANGHAM MAREE

    Medical Student from Palestine

    MICHAEL GEOGHEGAN STUDENT OF THE YEAR AWARD 2020

    This award went to an exceptional medical student from Palestine. This young woman is humble and extraordinary.

    We thank Reema Gardner for her exceptional mentoring who described her mentee as:

    “Kind, Passionate (about everything she does), Dedicated”

  • COLLINS ONGONGE

    Medical Student from Kenya

    JANIA GEOGHEGAN MENTEE OF THE YEAR AWARD 2020

    This award went to an extraordinary medical student from Kenya. This young man never gave up on his medical studies even when they closed the University because of local disputes. He arrived at his local hospital and offered his help. He volunteered to run a Covid hotline fielding calls from anxious people.

    We thank Roger Green for his dedication as his mentor who described his mentee as:

    “Courageous, Gifted, Dedicated”

  • DIANA SHUSSA

    Mining Engineer from Tanzania

    GLOBAL MENTEE OF THE YEAR AWARD 2020

    This award went to an exceptional Mining Engineering student from Tanzania. This young woman has gone from strength to strength and has had an amazing journey at University achieving terrific academic success in her field.

    We thank her University Professor Dr Dhelda Mfanga who has been her mentor and described Diana as:

    “Hard-working, Organised and Respectful”

  • SHIRAT NAKABIRI

    Biomedical Laboratory Technology student, Uganda

    EXCEPTIONAL ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE AWARD 2020

    This award goes to a remarkable Biomedical Laboratory Technology student from Uganda. This young woman showed terrific initiative and foresight seeking out a medic specialising in infectious diseases (Gus Hamilton) to help her focus on her research paper.

    We thank Mark Telling for his dedicated mentorship who described his mentee as:

    “Self-aware, Focused, Open and Honest”

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