"Three students at the American Samoa Community College recently received the good news that they have been selected to spend eight to ten weeks off island this summer as interns through two programs under the aegis of the National Science Foundation (NSF). Ernest Puletasi and Amber Ropeti will both spend ten weeks at Harvard University at the Center for Integrated Quantum Materials, while Faatoia Areta will travel to Costa Rica for an eight-week tropical agriculture internship at the Las Cruces Biological Station." (Kneubuhl, 2015)
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