Bay Harbour: July 07, 2021

Bay Harbour News Wednesday July 7 2021
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Young scholars rewarded for work
SUCCESS: Isobel Gould with Viv Cotter, who
supported the science scholarship.
• By Samantha Mythen
THE SUMNER Ferrymead
Foundation recognised and
awarded young students of
their community during their
scholarship and awards event.
Three scholarships and a grant,
totalling more than $18,000 were
awarded to four worthy recipients
on Thursday evening.
Isobel Gould was awarded
a scholarship of $5000 for her
second year of university science
study.
Gould is majoring in
pharmacology at Otago
University.
She is hoping to eventually
pursue post graduate study and
develop her knowledge of analytical
chemistry with the view
of working in
humanitarian
fields ensuring
imports are ethically
sourced.
Sarah
Cody’Mandell
was awarded
Sarah Cody’
Mandell
$5000 for her
second year of
health science
studies.
In 2020, she passed her Bachelor
of Science subjects, majoring
in psychology and human nutrition,
in the top five per cent of
Lucia Rapley with Sumner
Ferrymead Foundation
patron Allan Williams.
students.
Following completion of
her undergraduate degree,
Cody’Mandell is aiming to be
accepted into the clinical psychology
programme at Otago or
Canterbury University.
She aspires to examine the
role of nutrition in psychological
health and well-being.
Lucia Rapley received $5000
for her second year of humanities
studies.
She is studying law, French and
political science at Canterbury
University.
Rapley would like to one day
represent New Zealand on the
international stage by working
for the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs and Trade or NZ-linked
NGO’s.
The scholarships recognised
the students’ diverse accomplishments,
their academic success,
and their outreach within and
beyond the foundation’s “catchment”
area.
The Predator Free Redcliffs
Group received $3000 for their
environment and sustainability-focused
project.
Working under the umbrella
of the Redcliffs Residents
Association, this group trap
possums, stoats, weasels and rats
in local reserve areas, hoping to
regenerate invertebrate and bird
life.
They are going to use the
award to buy a range of traps for
the Barnett Park catchment.
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