A.K.A. "Commander"

Name: Kenyama 'Mr.B' Brown
Age: 27
Place of Origin: Spanish town , St. Catherine, Jamaica

I was responsible for recruiting the Jamaican participants for this exchange. It was a tiring and very hectic procedure but good work paid off. I am a past student of the University of the West Indies the Caribbean's number one university. I then was employed by the National Youth Service as a Field Officer responsible for N.Y.S. participants in adjacent parishes/province. This is my second time as a project supervisor on the JamNet Youth Exchange Program and I must say a big thank you to the participants for making it a wonderful experience and for also making it a SUCCESS!!!!

Hobbies:
Soccer, jogging and ‘trying' to sing.

Favorite Sayings:
“Chop, Chop!”
“Of course not.”
“Mui bien.”

Favorite Song:
“Jah Live” by Robert Nesta Marley

Why did you join the program?
As a means of influencing the lives of you people through an intercultural experience.

What did you achieve?
Simply seeing the group develop into a cohesive unit that is solidly driven by understanding, harmony and affection. This achievement is most evident in the end of the programme and, as a PS, you can be rest assured that a lifelong bond has been created.

What was the funniest thing that happened on the program?
Watching a friend we met in Canada named Tony Redden dance. Also watching Olardo doing his dance which he calls the ‘Mampie size dance'.

What are your future plans?
Definitely do some post-graduate studies and, if possible, enter law.

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