Friday, May 30, 2008

Vickie In Pictures Touring the Chemistry Lab

Vickie tours the Chemistry Lab as she listens to lab technicians, instructors, and students about the deplorable condition of the lab.

Vickie interacts with Kpama Kromah, an Organic Chemistry Instructor, as he shows to her a damaged apparatus.
Vickie takes note of needed items.


Vickie listens to a lab technician as he explains their plight.

Friday, May 23, 2008

THE WARD FUND NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT OR DONATION

Victor E. Ward Educational Fund
‘’securing the future of Liberian scientists’’

Contact Details
New Jersey Office
59 Delikat Lane
Sayreville, NJ 08872

732-727-1961
wardfund@hotmail.com
www.thewardfund.org

VICKIE WARD ASSURES STUDENTS AND UL ADMINISTRATION OF KEEPING ALIVE HER FATHER’S DREAM


Vickie Ward, the daughter of the late Victor E. Ward has assured the students and the University of Liberia faculty that she will continue to keep her father’s dream alive.

Professor Ward dream was to educate and train more Liberian scientist specifically in the physical and natural sciences.

To actualize this big dream, Vickie founded the Victor E. Ward Educational Fund. The Ward Fund's mission is to promote education in science and technology, especially in the study of chemistry. The Fund works each day to carry out the life work and legacy of the late professor.

In addition, the Ward Fund was formally launched in Liberia early April of this year, and more interestingly, its director in Liberia is a former beneficiary of the Ward Fund, and now a graduate, Frinklin Bondoo. The photo above shows Frinklin Bondoo, Ward Fund Director, Liberia.
Vickie promised to lobby for qualified chemistry professors when she returns to the United States, and to solicit assistance for laboratory apparatus and equipment.



THE WARD FAMILY AND THE UNIVERSITY OF LIBERIA REMEMBER A FALLEN SCHOLAR



The late professor Victor E. Ward, Liberia’s first Chemist and former Chairman, Department of Chemistry, University of Liberia, was last month remembered by his loving family and the University of Liberia family.

Professor Ward, according to reliable source, was shot dead by a rebel in 1990 at the teacher’s quarter of the University Fendell campus.

As a sign of continuous remembrance, a monument was erected in honor of the deceased.