Notre Dame’s Bright Young Mind

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International student, Ngwawezi Emy-Jean Banda, of The University of Notre Dame Australia, has been selected by the Brightest Young Minds (BYM) Foundation as one of the top 100 most passionate and socially conscious 18-29 year olds in the country. Invited to participate in the BYM 2010 annual summit, Ms Banda was selected for her strong academic skills, passion to improve society, leadership, creativity and ability to come up with visionary ideas. Based on the promotion of the idea that it is possible to be successful, powerful and responsible economic players, the BYM Foundation sees exceptional students as significant change-agents who can positively affect the pressing social issues facing Australia and the world. Ms Banda, who is studying Commerce, said her chosen role as a delegate at the BYM summit had changed her life. “The BYM summit helped me to realise that I don’t have to wait until tomorrow to make a change. With the right people and right attitude, our world can be made a

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