Episode 29 - The Story of Ms. Evangeline S. Bundor

02/02/22 • 36 min

Contextualizing STEM Education in Liberia, West Africa

The story of Evangeline is one of determination for a young lady overcoming the odds to obtain her undergraduate degree and with hopes of one day becoming a medical doctor.
She currently serves as the mentor of our Biology lab, she is a graduating senior and Vice President of the Biology Student Union at the University of Liberia.
Stay tuned and be inspired!

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Episode 28 - The Story of Dr. Gracie Brownell-Vinton

✅Assistant Professor at Texas A&M University-Commerce
✅Director of the Masters in Social Work Program
✅ Wife, mom and a proud Liberian
In this new episode of Contextualizing STEM Education in Liberia, Dr. Brownell-Vinton, then a high school student, describes how her early days of going into the communities to talk about safe sex, family planning, etc., served as an impetus for interest in social work.
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Episode 30 - The Story of Dr. Elton Geepea

✅ Medical Doctor (MBChB)
✅ Doctorpreneur, Founder of Arepubliz
✅ Medical Intern at Korle-Bu Teaching hospital in Ghana
Dr. Geepea shares how at a very early age his dad inspired his dream of becoming a medical doctor. He discusses the how the challenges of this pursuit lands him at the University of Ghana medical school. He's a recent med school graduate and hopes to eventually become an Orthopedic surgeon.
Listen and be inspired!