Ike is currently a second year undergrad Mechanical Engineering student at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology(KNUST)-Kumasi,Ghana.He is a member of the Mechanical Engineering Student Association(MESA) Aerospace Club of KNUST. Ike`s special interests includes: reading, playing soccer, listening to music, and travelling.

Ian is a 2nd year Engineering student at Cambridge University in the UK. He is president of CUEX, the Cambridge University Expeditions Society. When not doing course work or expedition related things he rock climbs and canoes. Ian is a keen traveller and expeditioner, and is currently planning an engineering expedition for the summer of 2005.

Vanessa is a 3rd year student at Cambridge University studying medicine. She is president of the Cambridge University Korfball Team and a member of the Mountaineering club. Vanessa travels whenever possible and has spent time in India, Mexico, South East Asia and Australia among other countries and is part of a team heading to India to work with Tibetan refugees next summer.

Kathleen is in her final year at MIT in the US studying Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Kathleen participated in the 2003-2004 Cambridge University-MIT Exchange and the ENGhana expedition expanded her travel to Africa. Kathleen's previous summers have been spent in upstate New York sailing, canoeing, and camping. During the academic year, Kathleen has been a member of the MIT Sailing Team, thespian, and singer.

Tim is currently a fourth year student at MIT in the US studying Electrical Engineering. He spent the 2003-2004 academic year studying on exchange at the University of Cambridge in the UK where he initiated the concept of ENGhana while serving as Co-President of Cambridge University Expeditions Society. Tim enjoys a wide variety of sports. He is a member of the Heavyweight Men's Crew Team at MIT and played lacrosse this past year for the Cambridge University Men's Lacrosse Team.

Richard graduated this year with a degree from Cambridge University in Social Anthropology. He has conducted ethnographic research examining national identity in Gibraltar, and hopes to continue his studies researching Benedictine monasticism. Outside of his academic interests, he has presented radio shows both on student radio and on Radio Avalon, the Glastonbury festival's on-site radio station. He is also an experienced musician and enjoys trying his hand at composition.

Edem is a final year Bsc. mechanical engineering student at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology(KNUST). Playing football or tennis are his favourite pastimes. He also reads novels,newspapers or magazines to relax his mind. Edem's had in-country travel experience and loves to travel as and when the opportunity presents itself. He likes politics. Currently is the first vice president of LEO CLUB,KNUST.He's a member AGCM drama group,KNUST.

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