Murielle Pamphile graduated with a Bachelor of Sciences in Biology in 1994 from Emmanuel College in Boston,MA . She worked at the Gillette Company for seven years in South Boston, as a Research Technician for the Research and Development Department.In 1997, Pamphile served as the Program Director for Gender Equity Program for Mass. Pre- Engineering Program, and became the Alumni Director, and a Board member representing the alumni Association. In 1998, Pamphile obtained a Masters of Science Degree from Lesly College in Boston,MA.Pamphile also worked for The Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts as the Coordinator of mobilization of Academic excellence preparing Boston Public School students to take and pass the test for the three exam schools. In 1999, Pamphile obtained employment with Roxbury Community college as a Medical Terminology instructor, a college success skills instructor, and as the Counselor for the Early Childhood Education Program for students who are obtaining their Associate degree in Early Childhood.From 1999 to 2005, Pamphile was employed by Benjamin Franklin Institute of technology as the Director of Career Services & Job Placement. From 2005 to 2006 she was the Special Service Representative for TYCO/ADT providing services for the elderly for the Brevard County. Currently, she is the Director of Student Services at one of the Universities in Melbourne,FL.
Guillermo "William" Capote was born in the City of Artemisa in the Province of Pinar Del Rio, Cuba in July 1962. His parents migrated over to the United States in October of 1970 in “Los Vuelos de la Libertad” or “The Flights of Liberty” to the City of Hoboken in New Jersey. His love for music came early at the age of 8 years old as he listen to his parents speak about "La Cuba de Ayer" which means "The Cuba of Old". They explained how exciting it was to live in Cuba during those times. They would speak about the great singers that the Island had produced. The names they spoke about were the likes of Benny More, Perez Prado, Chapotin y sus Estrellas, Barbarito Diez, Rolando La Serie, La Orquesta Aragon and many others.
My name is Mireya Hernandez, although, my professional field is Science and Business. I have been attracted to the communication field, too. Five years ago, I participated in the radio in Christian programming for almost one year. Program which is still on the air. It was a grateful experience. I really appreciate first to God for let me one more time the opportunity to continue serving people through this channel. I am so glad to be serving people through this way because is going to be a blessing.
Lyvie Fatal lived 20 years in Haiti before moving to Miami, Florida in 1981. She graduated from Miami Edison High School then graduated from Miami Community College with her AA Elementary teaching as well as a
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Carlo Jean-Joseph the host of Legal Briefs { Ti Koze sous la loi } presents news on cutting edge legal issues and what's happening in the country and the community at large.Carlo Jean-Joseph is a practicing attorney in Broward County, Florida He holds a Juris Doctor Degree from Touro Law School Long Island New York He is addmitted to Practice before the US Tax Court and the United States of Appeals Fedral Court for the Eleventh Circurit court in Georgia.Carlo also holds both a Bachelor Degree and Master Degree in Engineering from the City College of New York and a Masters in Management from New York UniversityCarlo has been very active in his Haitian Community as Counsel for the Haitian American Grassroots Coalition ( HAGC ) a consortium of various groups all over the US that militate for equal rights and treatment of the Haitian nationals.Carlo has also been active lobbying the US Congress on behalf of Haitians and other immigrants seeking legal status in the United States and has been awarded various awards by Various organizations in the Haitian Community, the Mayor of Miami-Dade county, the Miami Dade Chamber of Commerce and Unite for Dignity for his commitment support and struggle of Nursing Home workers.Carlo has been a regular commentator on various radio stations in Miami-Dade and the host of a show for over ten 10 years on legal issues in Broward and Dade Counties.
Lyvie Fatal lived 20 years in Haiti before moving to Miami, Florida in 1981. She graduated from Miami Edison High School then graduated from Miami Community College with her AA Elementary teaching as well as a
