Contextualizing STEM Education in Liberia, West Africa Institute of Basic Technology
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This podcast is produced by the Institute of Basic Technology, a nonprofit high school STEM education lab providing access to students in Liberia, West Africa. It tells the unique stories of current students and those who have navigated the hurdles of the Liberian educational system. Hear in their own words as they describe their struggles, successes and the context within which they strive to achieve their dreams.Listen and be inspired!
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Episode 36 - The Story of Mr. Tarlee A. Nuahn
✅ Project Coordinator at Willette Safehouse
✅ Working to provide access to education for the the visually impaired, auditory challenged and albino communities.
✅ Author, speaker and education consultant
In this new episode I chat with Mr. Tarlee A. Nauhn, an educator working in Liberia to make education accessible to excluded communities. I learned a lot from this conversation and I believe you will!
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Episode 35 - The Story of Mr. Calvin Nelson
✅ International Business Student (Financial Management)
✅ Agribusiness Manager and Founder, SME Startup Connect
✅ Eggland LLC Liberia Co-Founder/ Lead Partner Co-Founder/ Lead Partner
Producing Quality Eggs For the Liberian Market.
In this new episode I chat with a Calvin Nelson, a Liberian living in Finland, pursuing an advance degree in International Business. Follow his interesting journey from being refugee to a budding international businessman.
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Episode 34 - The Story of Mr. Patrick K. Johnson
✅Cyber Security/System Engineer professional with over twenty (20) years of experience
✅Transforming large-scale legacy infrastructures to modern digital platforms
✅AWS Certified SysOps Associate and AWS Certified DevOps Professional certifications
✅Bachelor Degree in Information Technology – Colorado State University
✅MBA in Technology Management with focus on Information Assurance
In this new episode, I chat with a good friend from high school, Patrick Johnson. In this honest and raw emotional conversation, Patrick opens up about surviving the Liberian civil war and finally reuniting with his family in the U.S. He enjoys football, basketball, snowboarding, UFC Kickboxing, and hacker/security events. Patrick lives with his family in Virginia.
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Episode 33 - The Story of our Co-Founder Dr Sylvia G. Bollie
✅ Co-founder of the Institute of Basic Technology
✅ Double Board Certified Physician
✅ Bestselling Author and Entrepreneur
This week on Contextualizing #STEM #Education in #Liberia, I sit down for a chat with my wife, best friend and co-founder of our nonprofit. She talks about growing up as a first generation American, her motivation for pursuing medicine and her love for Liberia.
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Episode 32 - The Story of Thelma T. Ahamba
✅ Author, Entrepreneur, Social Media Strategist , Brand Optimizer
✅ Host of Chat with Themmy podcast
✅ Champion for women empowerment
The story of Thelma is one of resilience, selflessness and overcoming one's insecurity. In this episode she describes her struggles/experiences and how she's using them as a platform for empowering others through her books, podcasts and clothing line. Follow the links below:
Clothing line https://colorful-lemonade-apparels.creator-spring.com ( Ships globally).
Books by Thelma https://selar.co/m/ColorfulLemonade
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Episode 31 - The Story of Mr. Harris G. Moseray
✅ Chemistry Lab Mentor
✅ President of the Chemistry Student Organization
✅ Graduating Senior at the University of Liberia
✅ Hult Prize Winner
Mr. Harris G. Moseray is the Chemistry mentor in our STEM program and a graduating senior from the University of Liberia. His love for Chemistry was inspired by nature and a palm oil processing company in his local town.
Listen and be inspired!
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Thanks for profiling all these great Liberian professionals.