People of RCN2018-10-25T09:15:50+01:00

People of RCN

Tove Veierød (RCN Board Chair ’11-’17)

Tove Veierød has been the Chair of the UWC Red Cross Nordic Board for six years. Last weekend's Council Meeting was her last as Chair, although she will be at the College for Graduation, and in future years she will return as an honorary member of the Council. Here is Rektor Richard Lamont's tribute to Tove which he delivered at the dinner for Council members on Friday 22nd, April. I first met Tove [...]

April 24th, 2017|

Chris Hamper (’95 – present)

I never liked doing “seat of the pants” stuff, as Tony Macoun would put it, but that’s how it was being an administrator with a full-time teaching job. I ended up in administration because I was good at making lists. This isn’t really true, I was good at using a computer to make lists. It’s not that difficult really but don’t tell anyone. A few basic ideas about how things [...]

April 10th, 2017|

Loredana Stroe

Here at Red Cross Nordic we are always keen to support young professionals embarking on teaching careers. Our students, with their energy and enthusiasm provide a perfect practice ground to reflect on the mission of teaching. For the last six weeks we have had with us Loredana Stroe, as a volunteer and Math teacher trainee. Loredana comes from Romania, she moved to Italy at 15, where she has proved herself to be a [...]

April 3rd, 2017|

Joseph Kaifala (’02 – ’04)

There are very few people who, after other prestigious academic achievements, continue to list their high school education on their résumés and profiles. In my case, the Red Cross Nordic United World College (RCNUWC) was not simply a high school, it was a place that transformed my life and restored my hope for a life better than the one I was dealt as a child who grew up in war. This [...]

March 14th, 2017|

Hari Bahadur Tamang (’16 – ’19)

Hari Bahadur Tamang says he was born twice. As soon as he was born, he faced challenges. From a small village in Chitwan in southern Nepal, he had 11 siblings, and his parents were poor, and could not look after all the children properly, so all of them were sent out to work at a very young age. Hari went to work as a dishwasher in a hotel 10 hours [...]

February 8th, 2017|
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