Chloe?Walker has done her country proud by being the first Barbadian in seven years to be awarded the prestigious Commonwealth Caribbean Rhodes Scholarship.
The 22-year-old teacher is a Barbados Scholar and a master’s student at the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill. She intends to continue her studies at Oxford University in London next October.
Here, she happily accepts the award from Governor General Sir Elliott Belgrave (left), while secretary of the Rhodes Scholarship for Jamaica and the Commonwealth Caribbean, Peter Goldson (second left), former Rhodes Scholar Karen Hill of Antigua, and Chief Justice Marston Gibson, also a former Rhodes Scholar look on. (LW)
Walker gets Rhodes Scholarship
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