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Ms. Jodiann Jackson
Ms. Jodiann Jackson, of the Savannah United Church, is featured in the November Newsletter of the Water Authority - Cayman, as she was heading off to pursue a Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Engineering. In addition to all her activities at Savannah, Jodiann has been very active for a long time in the Cayman Council's Youth Leadership National Executive, starting first as a youth adviser when she was a much younger child! The story got even better, though, for when the Water Authority sent their full press release to be used in our Website, it also carried similar news about another young lady from Savannah United, Ms. Sabrina Douglas! Click here to read the WAC's press release on both young ladies and their exemplary accomplishments. The United Church Council joins in extending hearty congratulations to Sabrina and Jodiann, and in wishing them God's continued blessings and every success as they continue working hard to realise their aspirations. We also commend the Water Authority for their support of Cayman's young people through their scholarship programme, contributions to the United World College National Foundation (also reported in their November Newsletter), work experience and other job opportunities.Posted by: Administrator Monday Nov 08, 2010 14:59
Categories: Savannah | Tags: Savannah, Scholarships, students, Water Authority
