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ARLANDO DUNKLEY NAMED 2019 RECIPIENT OF J$2 MILLION PCJ RENEWABLE ENERGY SCHOLARSHIPPostgraduate student at the University of Technology, Jamaica (UTech, Ja.), Arlando Dunkley has been awarded the 2019 Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica (PCJ) Renewable Energy Scholarship. Mr. Dunkley who hails from Spanish Town is a past student of St. Jago High School where he sat the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examinations and earned nine subjects with a distinction in Mathematics. He then matriculated into UTech, Ja where he successfully read for a Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering and graduated with honours. During his undergraduate programme, Mr. Dunkley was a member of the University Public Speaking and Debating Society as well as the Association of Chemical Engineers. He is also the winner of the Best Chemical Engineering Major Project in 2016.
GRACEKENNEDY FOUNDATION TO HOST PUBLIC LECTURE ENTITLED “CLEAN KINGSTON HARBOUR: PIPE DREAM OR POT OF GOLD”In continuing to support the GraceKennedy Group’s philanthropic mandate by creating environmentally sustainable programmes, promoting healthy lifestyles and increasing access to education, the GraceKennedy Foundation will be staging its 31st annual public lecture, this year entitled, “Clean Kingston Harbour - Pipe Dream or Pot of Gold” at Jamaica Pegasus Hotel on April 3 starting at 5pm.
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