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Zonta Club of Nassau Congratulates its Annual United Nations Essay Competition Winners
By Kendea Smith
Apr 12, 2017 - 11:00:49 AM

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Zonta Club of Nassau presenting trophy to 2017 UN Essay Competition Winner: (l-r): Mrs. Jenniffer Braynen – Vice President, Ms. LaToya Johnson – President Elect, Ms. Yamille Moss - Zonta Club 2017 UN Essay Competition Winner, Mrs. Ruthann Rolle – President, Mrs. Kmchell Dodge – Aquinas College Z Club Advisor

The Zonta Club of Nassau invited all persons to Be Bold For Change on Wednesday, March 8th, 2017 as we celebrated International Women’s Day, a global observance celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. Each year, the Zonta Club of Nassau holds its United Nations Essay Competition which encourages high school students from all over the Bahamas to submit essays on a theme surrounding International Women’s Day. Numerous submissions were received this year and three finalists were selected.

Please join us in congratulating our 2017 United Nations Essay Competition winners: 1st Place Winner - Ms. Yamille Moss (Aquinas College 11th Grader), 2nd Place Winner - Ms. Lakia Miller (Queen’s College 12th Grader) and 3rd Place Winner - Ms. Maya Francis (Queen’s College 12th Grade). The annual essay competition for high school students opened on Thursday, February 9th, 2017 and closed on March 1st, 2017. The competition was open to all Bahamian resident senior high school students between the ages of 14 – 17 years. The Zonta Club of Nassau would like to thank all of the participants of the 2017 United Nations Essay Competition.

This will be the third time that Aquinas has won this competitive essay competition. Ms. Yamille Moss, the first place winner of the essay competition and a chaperone, will receive an all-expense paid trip to the United Nations General Assembly in New York in September 2017 along with The Minister of Foreign Affairs and the official delegation of the Bahamas who will also be attending. The second place winner, Ms. Lakia Miller will receive a $150 cheque from the Nassau Airport Development (NAD) Company and the third place winner, Ms. Maya Francis, will receive a $75 cheque from the Zonta Club of Nassau. All winners received trophies and Aquinas the floating trophy. Please join us in congratulating all three of these “bold” young ladies!!!

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Zonta Club of Nassau presenting trophies to 2017 UN Essay Competition Finalists: (l-r): Mr. Clint Higgs – Queen’s College High School Deputy Head, Ms. Lakia Miller – 2nd Place Winner, Ms. LaToya Johnson – Zonta Club President Elect, Ms. Maya Francis – 3rd Place Winner, Mrs. Shellen Wint-Grant – Queen’s College Student Advisor





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