Timmacina Delecia Webb, graduated in January from Franklin University in Columbus, Ohio with a Master of Science degree in in Marketing and Communications.

Ms Webb, daughter of Letitia Webb and the late Thompson (Timothy) Webb of Crawl Hill, Hamilton Parish, was the recipient of several awards.

As an undergraduate she received Franklin University's Current Scholar Award and Excellent Speaking Voice Award for the Fall 2004 Phonathon.

She was also included in Who's Who among students in American Universities and Colleges for the 2003 year for students who excelled academically, participated in extracurricular activities, community services and are decidedly above average.

Ms Webb also served as President for Franklin University's American Marketing Association Collegiate Chapter during the years 2003 and 2004 and was a summer intern for the Bermuda Department of Tourism in 2003. She also received the Shakespeare Trophy of Excellence, Famous Poet for 2003.

Timmacina previously obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing from Franklin University, an Associate of Applied Science degree in Mental Health/Chemical Dependency/Mental Retardation from Columbus State Community College, and a Pastoral Theology Diploma from World Harvest Bible College, Columbus Ohio.

Ms Webb was a recipient of the Bermuda Government Further Education Award and the (ICEA) International Companies Education Award.

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Norma Brown, of Newark, New Jersey graduated on March 28 from The Culinary Art Institute of New York City.

Attending the graduation from Bermuda, was Norma's mother, Mrs. Stephanie DeSilva. Also in attendance were her husband Donnie and daughter Rashidah.

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Shanay Scott of Warwick has received the Outstanding Senior Award at American International College in Springfield, Massachusetts. Miss Scott received the award in recognition of her continuous commitment and significant contributions over four years to co-curricular student life.

She also received the International Student award, given in recognition of academic success and contributions to both co-curricular student life and the international student programme. Miss Scott is a senior majoring in physical therapy and is the daughter of Ralph and Carla Scott.

She is a Dean's List student, member of the Partners Programme, Persons Ready In Defense of Ebony, the student activities committee, the Caribbean American Student Association, a resident assistant, a peer mentor, a Springfield school volunteer, member of the Physical Therapy Club, Who's Who inductee, past recipient of an Outstanding Junior award, past vice president of the Women's Organisation, involved in informal worship services and works in multicultural affairs.

Kristen A. Vogt of Devonshire also received the Outstanding Senior award. Vogt is a senior majoring in psychology. Miss Vogt is a resident advisor, member of the Partners Program, Persons Ready In Defense of Ebony, AIDS Awareness, Caribbean American Student Association, the Women's Organisation, the gospel choir, the women's tennis team, involved in informal worship services, a Who's Who inductee and past recipient of the John Homer Miller award and the Outstanding Sophomore and Outstanding Junior Awards.