David Karate 2009Information about the Easi-Cab Service
kfzzhkb ,Description Professor Norton also presented DIT Community Fellowship Awards to five project partners in recognition of their contribution to their communities and to this highly innovative programme.  The recipients all have worked with the Students Learning with Communities Programme on specific projects relevant to their organisation or community, but in addition they have all been instrumental in helping to shape and develop the programme itself.  The recipients of these inaugural awards are:
  • Siobhán Long, Manager of National Assistive Technology Training Service in Enable Ireland, who has facilitated product design students working on product research and development in the area of assistive technology.
  • Sergeant Jim McAllister, Garda Road Safety, who has pioneered the ‘College Awareness of Road Safety’ project which has been running for three years in DIT
  • John and Mary Coyne, Founders of Wells for Zoe, an Irish and Malawi-based charity that is focused on community development through provision of clean water, childcare and farming projects in Malawi
  • Kaethe Burt O'Dea, founder of the Lifeline Project – an innovative urban regeneration project in the Grangegorman area of Dublin 7
  • Michael Clear, Co-ordinator of the Aisling Project Shangan, Ballymun, who has facilitated DIT students of Control Systems and Electrical Engineering and students of drama, working on a project with the children from the project.

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