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Faculty strengthen its relationship with schools
08 September 2008 |
| Happy times: Prof Paula Ensor, centre, with Nabilah Johnstone, Inge Salo, Sameer Cloete and Zandile Mnwana, during the launch of a new scholarship initiative in the Faculty of Humanities. |
The Faculty of Humanities has launched a scholarship programme that targets disadvantaged learners from schools that are not traditional feeders to UCT.
The aim was to establish a faculty-level relationship with the schools, with a view to attract an increasing number of applicants in future.
The beneficiaries were Nabilah Johnstone of Harold Cressy High, now a BSocSci student; Thandokhulu High's Zandile Mnwana, who is also doing her BSocSci; BA student Inge Salo of Livingstone High; and BSocSci student Charles Sameer of Plumstead High.
The fifth recipient, Hayley Jansen of South Peninsula High School, died in a car accident in April, but the relationship between the faculty and the school continues.
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