Udupi: Little Rocker Dr Roshni Mathew Gets Stanford University Fellowship


Udupi: Little Rocker Dr Roshni Mathew Gets Stanford University Fellowship

Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi (SP)

Udupi, Aug 14: Dr Roshni Mathew, an alumna of Little Rock Indian School, Brahmavar has been selected for a fellowship at the Stanford University in USA.  

This is indeed a proud moment for Little Rock, because getting educated at Stanford University is a dream-come-true for any Indian. The Stanford University is one of the foremost varsities along with Harvard, Princeton, MIT and Yale in the USA. These are the most famous universities much like the Oxford and Cambridge universities in the UK.  

Dr Roshni is an MD in Paediatrics from the University of Illinois, Chicago, where she is working presently.  She will now be joining the Stanford University for a super-specialty programme (equivalent to DM in India) in Infectious Diseases.  

Stanford is considered to be one of the world’s ten leading universities, whose uniqueness is seen from the fact that it has 18 Nobel Prize winners and 4 Pulitzer prize winners currently on its faculty.  This University, spread over 8000 acres of land, is known to have the largest University campus in the world. 

Roshni remembers all her teachers at Little Rock with profound humility and thankfulness for everything she could achieve in her life, for they had sown the seeds of knowledge and wisdom in her mind.  Teachers are truly the architects of the future world of every student, she firmly believes. 

Roshni is the eldest daughter of Prof Mathew C Ninan and Lali Abraham, principal and vice-principal respectively of Little Rock Indian School, Brahmavar. 

  

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  • Captain Stanley Latif Correa, Urwa Stores/Jeddah,Saudi Arabia

    Sun, Aug 17 2008

    Congratulations & Hats off to Dr. Roshni Mathew on your Fellowship.

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  • Ashith Hegde, Kokkarne/ Delaware, USA

    Mon, Aug 18 2008

    Congratulations to Roshini and the entire LRIS family on this great achievement. You have really made us all proud. All the very Best!

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  • Joseph Mendonca, Sooda

    Sat, Aug 16 2008

    I feel very great whenever I read achievements from LRIS studens. Congratulations Roshni, you have made LRIS and its well wishers proud of you. May Almighty shower his choicest blessings on you.

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  • Valerian Dalmaida, Mangalore/Abu Dhabi

    Sat, Aug 16 2008

    Dear Sir, Congratulations to you and to your daughter. May she shine in her studies and excel. God Bless you and your family. Your student Valerian Dalmaida

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  • Austin Prabhu, Nanthur/Chicago

    Sat, Aug 16 2008

    Congratulations to Dr. Roshni Mathew on receiving Fellowship from Stanford University. Wish you all the best in your future endeavors!

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  • Hilda d silva, udipi

    Fri, Aug 15 2008

    Congratulations Dr. Roshni. You have made all of us those who know your father proud. Congratulations Sir.This is Hilda from the department of economics MIlagres college

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  • R K Nayak , Kaup / Dubai

    Thu, Aug 14 2008

    Great news, Congratulations to Dr Roshni.All the best.

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