BSA GT Outstanding student in Bangladesh Fellowship Program
Fellowship Recipients
Md. Ahasan Habib, Fish & Marine, BSMRSTU
BSA GT gleefully announces Md. Ahasan Habib as one of two recipients of “BSA GT Outstanding student in Bangladesh Fellowship, 2020”. BSA GT believes that the financial support for the fellowship will allow him to continue his career defining education and make him the strongest hold for turning the fortune of his family and her surroundings. We also hope that he will be an ambassador to the fellowship program which seeks to add values to some other underprivileged talents.
BSA GT gladly appreciates the support from Manush Manusher Jonyo (MMJ), a United States-based nonprofit and non-profitable charitable foundation, to find out the right and deserving candidate for the fellowship program and to disburse the monthly stipend through MMJ Foundation’s volunteers in Bangladesh.
Rabeya Begum, BBA, NSTU
BSA GT gleefully announces Rabeya Begum as one of two recipients of “BSA GT Outstanding student in Bangladesh Fellowship, 2020”. Rabeya is from Begumganj, Noakhali and is third among five siblings. Her elder brothers discontinued education after primary school and the younger ones are currently in primary school and Madrasa school. Her father passed away in September, 2013.
Despite tremendous hardship and barely maintaining a well-below-poverty living, Rabeya scored GPA 5 (highest possible) from Commerce Group in both SSC and HSC exams. Her extraordinary achievements forced her family to let her continue education, an uncommon allowance in her locality and social status. She secured 6th position in BBA and 26th in English Literature at Noakhali Science and Technology University (NSTU) admission tests. As of now, she has so far only managed an insignificant fraction of money required for the admission and continuing education. Without any financial support she will have to drop out and, as is customary in her community, probably get married and stop pursuing any further dreams of her own.
We are proud to report that Rabeya has been reporting a stellar performance, and graduated second in her class! She is now continuing her MS in the same university. BSA GT believes that the financial support for the fellowship will allow her to continue her career defining education and make her the strongest hold for turning the fortune of her family and her surroundings. We also hope that she will be an ambassador to the fellowship program which seeks to add values to some other underprivileged talents.
BSA GT gladly appreciates the support from Manush Manusher Jonyo (MMJ), a United States-based nonprofit and non-profitable charitable foundation, to find out the right and deserving candidate for the fellowship program and to disburse the monthly stipend through MMJ Foundation’s volunteers in Bangladesh.
Md. Ahasan Habib, Fish & Marine, BSMRSTU
BSA GT gleefully announces Md. Ahasan Habib as one of two recipients of “BSA GT Outstanding student in Bangladesh Fellowship, 2019”.
BSA GT gladly appreciates the support from Manush Manusher Jonyo (MMJ), a United States-based nonprofit and non-profitable charitable foundation, to find out the right and deserving candidate for the fellowship program and to disburse the monthly stipend through MMJ Foundation’s volunteers in Bangladesh.
Rabeya Begum, BBA, NSTU
BSA GT gleefully announces Rabeya Begum as one of two recipients of “BSA GT Outstanding student in Bangladesh Fellowship, 2019”. Rabeya is from Begumganj, Noakhali and is third among five siblings. Her elder brothers discontinued education after primary school and the younger ones are currently in primary school and Madrasa school. Her father passed away in September, 2013.
Despite tremendous hardship and barely maintaining a well-below-poverty living, Rabeya scored GPA 5 (highest possible) from Commerce Group in both SSC and HSC exams. Her extraordinary achievements forced her family to let her continue education, an uncommon allowance in her locality and social status. She secured 6th position in BBA and 26th in English Literature at Noakhali Science and Technology University (NSTU) admission tests. As of now, she has so far only managed an insignificant fraction of money required for the admission and continuing education. Without any financial support she will have to drop out and, as is customary in her community, probably get married and stop pursuing any further dreams of her own.
BSA GT believes that the financial support for the fellowship will allow her to continue her career defining education and make her the strongest hold for turning the fortune of her family and her surroundings. We also hope that she will be an ambassador to the fellowship program which seeks to add values to some other underprivileged talents.
BSA GT gladly appreciates the support from Manush Manusher Jonyo (MMJ), a United States-based nonprofit and non-profitable charitable foundation, to find out the right and deserving candidate for the fellowship program and to disburse the monthly stipend through MMJ Foundation’s volunteers in Bangladesh.
BSA GT gleefully announces Rabeya Begum as the recipient of “BSA GT Outstanding student in Bangladesh Fellowship, 2015”. Rabeya is from Begumganj, Noakhali and is third among five siblings. Her elder brothers discontinued education after primary school and the younger ones are currently in primary school and Madrasa school. Her father passed away in September, 2013.
Despite tremendous hardship and barely maintaining a well-below-poverty living, Rabeya scored GPA 5 (highest possible) from Commerce Group in both SSC and HSC exams. Her extraordinary achievements forced her family to let her continue education, an uncommon allowance in her locality and social status. She secured 6th position in BBA and 26th in English Literature at Noakhali Science and Technology University (NSTU) admission tests. As of now, she has so far only managed an insignificant fraction of money required for the admission and continuing education. Without any financial support she will have to drop out and, as is customary in her community, probably get married and stop pursuing any further dreams of her own.
BSA GT believes that the financial support for the fellowship will allow her to continue her career defining education and make her the strongest hold for turning the fortune of her family and her surroundings. We also hope that she will be an ambassador to the fellowship program which seeks to add values to some other underprivileged talents.
BSA GT gladly appreciates the support from Manush Manusher Jonyo (MMJ), a United States-based nonprofit and non-profitable charitable foundation, to find out the right and deserving candidate for the fellowship program and to disburse the monthly stipend through MMJ Foundation’s volunteers in Bangladesh.
Good Souls All Around
BSA GT is committed to giving back to society. While stationed in Atlanta, we strive hard to reach out deserving people in Bangladesh crucially in need for help. BSA GT seeks partnership with already existing charitable organization to disburse much needed help with maximum efficiency. BSA GT is currently partnering with Manush Manusher Jonyo (MMJ) Foundation to reach out the underprivileged students.
Manush Manusher Jonyo Foundation seeks to help deprived people and financially challenged students in their adverse times and to empower them to become self-dependent towards a dignified life. MMJ Foundation secures donation from individuals around the world and provide necessary support to the needy ones through their efficient volunteer workforce in Bangladesh. Please visit the MMJ website (http://www.manusherjonyo.org/) and be a part of movement that is adding values to lives.
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