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2010 Laureates

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  • 2010, Public & Civic Contributions

    Sydney Allicock

    Sydney Allicock, 55, is from the North Rupununi, Region Nine, Guyana and is widely accepted as a pioneer of community-based tourism in Guyana. He led the Surama community in implementing a sustainable tourism project that has been copied by other Amerindian communities in Guyana and is considered a model for development of the country’s interior. […]


  • 2010, Science & Technology

    Prof. Kathleen Coard

    Prof. Kathleen Coard is a widely respected researcher, author, and teacher in the field of medical pathology. She was the first female graduate of the University of the West Indies medical DM (Pathology) programme to be made professor of pathology. Her contributions to advancements in understanding and treating cardiovascular diseases, prostate cancer, and soft tissue […]


  • 2010, Arts & Letters

    Adrian Augier

    Adrian Augier, 50, is a co-founder of St. Lucia’s Lighthouse Theatre (1983) and founder of the Factory Creative Arts Centre (1997). He has written and produced several musicals, including the creation myth Hewannorra Story and Troumassay. He is also the writer/producer of Anthem (2004) and Esperance (2009), commissioned by the St. Lucia government to mark […]

Other Laureates

  • Dr. Richard Robertson
    2014, Science & Technology
    • Ms. Karen de Souza
      2014, Public & Civic Contributions
      • Prof. Liam Teague
        2014, Arts & Letters
        • Prof. Caryl Phillips
          2013, Arts & Letters
          • Ms. Rhonda Maingot, CMT
            2013, Public & Civic Contributions
            • Prof. Dave Chadee
              2013, Science & Technology
              • Prof. Anselm Hennis
                2013, Science & Technology
                • Paula Lucie-Smith
                  2012, Public & Civic Contributions
                  • Prof. Leonard O’Garro
                    2012, Science & Technology
                    • Mr. George Simon
                      2012, Arts & Letters
                      • Dr. Lennox Honychurch
                        2011, Public & Civic Contributions
                        • Dr. Kim Johnson
                          2011, Arts & Letters
                          • Prof. Surujpal Teelucksingh
                            2011, Science & Technology
                            • Adrian Augier
                              2010, Arts & Letters
                              • Prof. Kathleen Coard
                                2010, Science & Technology
                                • Sydney Allicock
                                  2010, Public & Civic Contributions
                                  • Prof. David Dabydeen
                                    2008, Arts & Letters
                                    • James Husbands
                                      2008, Science & Technology
                                      • Ms. Annette Arjoon
                                        2008, Public & Civic Contributions
                                        • Ms. Claudette Richardson Pious
                                          2008, Public & Civic Contributions

                                           

                                           

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