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School News | Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Curley Notre Dame's Diversity Action Team attends 'Night of Light'

A celebration of solar energy for Port-de-Paix, Haiti

St. Thomas University and Curley Notre Dame Diversity Action Team students celebrate the completion of a major photovoltaic solar energy project in Miami's Sister-Diocese of Port-de-Paix, Haiti. From left: Jocelyne Rosales, Elizabeth Pineer, Schnidyne Pierre, Courtney Berrien and Steven Gedeon.

Photographer: COURTESY PHOTO | ACND Prep

St. Thomas University and Curley Notre Dame Diversity Action Team students celebrate the completion of a major photovoltaic solar energy project in Miami's Sister-Diocese of Port-de-Paix, Haiti. From left: Jocelyne Rosales, Elizabeth Pineer, Schnidyne Pierre, Courtney Berrien and Steven Gedeon.

MIAMI GARDENS | Students from Archbishop Curley Notre Dame Prep's DAT - Diversity Action Team - attended "A Night of Light" at St. Thomas University Feb. 4 to celebrate the Solar Energy Initiative. The event was a collaborative effort of St. Thomas and Haiti Tec to provide energy to the cathedral of Port-de-Paix, the Diocese of Port-de-Paix, and the local community. 

In 2006, St. Thomas University began an initiative to leverage its faculty research and student learning resources into Haitian-led, long-term socio-economic development projects in the region (including coffee development, artisan production, and sustainable energy initiatives). For more information on this project, visit www.stu.edu.

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