PBF forms advisory body for education programme
Sunday, 19 August 2007
FE Report
Prime Bank Foundation (PBF) has formed an advisory committee for its education support programme.
Under the programme, poor but meritorious students will be provided with financial assistance in the form of monthly stipends for the persuasion of their graduation or post-graduation level studies.
The committee will scrutinise and select the most deserving candidates from the huge number of applications received.
The three-member advisory committee has been constituted with highly credible and acceptable persons of the society. They are Centre for Women and Child Health Chairman and Bangladesh Breastfeeding Foundation Chairperson MQK Talukder, BRAC University Vice-chancellor Jamilur Reza Choudhury and Notre Dame College Principal Benjamin Costa.
Prime Bank Foundation (PBF) has formed an advisory committee for its education support programme.
Under the programme, poor but meritorious students will be provided with financial assistance in the form of monthly stipends for the persuasion of their graduation or post-graduation level studies.
The committee will scrutinise and select the most deserving candidates from the huge number of applications received.
The three-member advisory committee has been constituted with highly credible and acceptable persons of the society. They are Centre for Women and Child Health Chairman and Bangladesh Breastfeeding Foundation Chairperson MQK Talukder, BRAC University Vice-chancellor Jamilur Reza Choudhury and Notre Dame College Principal Benjamin Costa.