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Maggy Hazel of the CATC
accountancy and tax
advisors firm CATC is an
UA alumnus, just like L. de
Cuba, representative of
ENNIA Insurances.
The nominees of the institu-
tion of some 700 students,
not only represent the best
of their faculties but dis-
played leadership and hu-
man qualities in the interest
of their fellow students, the
university and community
in general.
Winner of the Student
Award for the FEF was
Christopher Habibe who
had an admirable aca-
demic performance and
on top of it, outperformed
many in extracurricular
activities including his ac-
tive membership in Kiwanis
Circle K International and
the Debate Club. He is also
the current President of
the University of Aruba Stu-
dent Association. The other
nominees were Ogieny
Sahron van der Linden,
Dianmary Almary and Nina
Terletskaya.
Master of Ceremony of
the evening Carl Quant
was called forth to receive
his Student Award for the
FHTMS. According to the
faculty, Quant showed
leadership qualities from
day one. He became
Class President, attended
faculty meeting, guided
his class mates through
full load of study work and
motivated them when
they lacked energy at the
end of each semester. In
addition Quant also joined
the ranks of active Kiwan-
is Circle K International
members, allowing him to
organize among others,
Leadership Summits at the
UA. The other nominee was
Prociano Nurse.
Xiavier Semileer won the
Student Award for the FDR,
the oldest faculty at the UA. Rojas who has been part of ed matters, organized ac-
Other nominees were
Jeannette Baars Richard-
son, Micheline Bury and at the UA. She represented ing up with her academic
Sayenne Kelly. her classmates and stu- work. The other nominees
Winner of the Student dents in general by voicing were Master of Ceremony
Award for the SW&D pro- their concerns regarding for the night, Dahariana
gram of the FAS was Keyla courses and school-relat- Evertsz, Vandanna Geer-
man, Emmeline Webb and
the student board for the tivities to give back to the Tirzlyn Kolfin.
majority of her four years community, all while keep- Winner of the Student
Award for the Math pro-
gram of the FAS was Kay-
leigh Pawironadi, who on
top of helping other stu-
dents, gave birth in March
of this year, yet did not miss
a beat and had the top
scores in the finals. Jill Mat-
thew, Laura Morales and
Gustave Lopez were the
other nominees.
Jonathan Henriquez won
the Student Award for
the OGM program of the
FAS. Henriquez according
to the faculty is an excel-
lent role model for other
students. He gave up his
job to dedicate himself
completely to his studies,
and his commitment paid
off. Henriquez not only ex-
celled with his grades, but
also in his extracurricular
activities, including the De-
bate Club, assisting the UA
Summer School and by be-
ing a commendable team
player. The other nominees
were Kimberley van Loon,
Nurianne Helder and Ghis-
laine Nicolas.
The event was closed off by
Acting Rector and Dean of
the FAS Luciano Milliard
who honored the student
organizations working to
improve the general well
being at the university and
for the community, namely
Kiwanis Circle K Interna-
tional and the University
of Aruba Student Associa-
tion, SUA. They were rep-
resented by Christopher
Habibe and Joshua Arrin-
dell, respectively.q