Rosana Schaack, Recipient of 2010 Distinguished Leadership Award for Internationals

Rosana Schaack, director of THINK in Liberia,

was one of the 2010 recipients for the Distinguished Leadership Award for Internationals by the University of Minnesota. Schaack was a student at the university (Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs Humphrey Fellow from 2008-2009)

Schaack.jpgIn naming Ms. Rosana Schaack as a recipient of the Distinguished Leadership Award for Internationals, the selection committee cited her role as a public servant, her work to empower the poorest of the poor, and her mission to bring hope to those who need it most. She has made many invaluable contributions to Liberians as a leader, service provider and mentor. She has been a passionate voice for justice for the young women and children of emerging Liberia. She has dedicated her future to fight against gender-based violence and is held in the highest regard in her community and in civil society networks in Liberia and abroad…

The Distinguished Leadership Award for Internationals is a University-wide award for alumni, former students, and friends of the University who have distinguished themselves in their post-university work as leaders in their professional careers.

…Individuals will have attained unusual distinction as professionals in their careers within institutions or in public service and have either demonstrated sustained outstanding achievement and leadership, or demonstrated promise of such on a local, national, or international level.

5 Comments

This is an incredible site! Wow! And for such a worthy cause.... I look forward to being able to contribute financially to this. I will definitely bookmark this website so that I can keep myself informed about these girls in Liberia.

With thanks for all that you are doing,
Julie Young

Great job on the website! I had a dream about Liberia last night, and I want to go so bad!

I look forward to being involved with THINK in the future...

Rosie, we are so happy and proud of the good, no, great work you are doing on behalf of women and girls in Liberia. We miss working with you so much and look forward to the day we can see you again.

Much love to you and all your staff in Christ Jesus,
Gene, Amanda, Luke, Rachel, Ava-Grace, and Lily Brooks
Rocky Mount, NC

My sweet sister, I am so proud of you. How gracious our loving Heavenly Father is to place you in Liberia at such a time as this. I love you very much. Please give my love to the ladies and children I met while I was home (in Liberia) last March 2010. I pray for another opportunity to return home! Lovingly, Annette

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