Monday, October 10, 2016

Our Master of Science in Sustainable Energy Development (SEDV) Interns in Mindo 2016

Margarita, Jeff and Nic presenting our program at the opening event

Maria Margarita Meza

As our only native Spanish speaker, Margarita soon became the “Mamá” of our group. She had to carry a very big part of the load during our afternoon sessions with the local students, and did an incredible job. Margarita was an important connection between the SEDV group and the local stakeholders, which made our work possible and fruitful.



Jeff Coombes

Jeff was the brain of our group. His ideas were incredibly helpful in order to prepare participatory and fun workshops with the kids. Without his input, it would have been impossible to create such excitement among the local students. He also played a major role in organizing the final report for the local stakeholders.




Nic Ritchie
Even though he didn’t speak a lot of Spanish when he arrived, Nic immediately connected with the local students, thus having an amazing effect on the positive climate in our classroom. The kids fell in love with his fun loving and open minded nature, which made them overcome the language gap easily. Nic’s value for our group was immense. Not only did he do everything that had to be done without a word of complaint, he also guaranteed the harmony within the group.




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