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- Former KNUST student Andrews Amuna drowned and died after taking part in a swimming expedition with a colleague
- The 27-year-old had recently moved from North Carolina to Washington state to begin his new role just a week before his death.
- His remains were discovered in 9 feet of water about 10 feet from the shore of the river
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Andrew Amuna, a 27-year-old KNUST alumnus who moved to the United States after his bachelor’s degree was reported dead by the Whitman County Sheriff’s Office in Washington on Saturday, July 24, 2021.
The young man was said to have been on a swimming expedition with a colleague when he drowned in Washington’s Snake River.
According to a Pullman Radio News report, the sheriff’s department was called to the scene around 4:30 p.m.
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The body of the deceased Ghanaian boy was found in 9 feet of water about 10 feet from the shore, according to Pullman Radio News.
The radio station also reported that the late Andrews was recently transferred to Pullman from North Carolina for his new job.
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YEN.com.gh cited on the late Andrews’ LinkedIn profile that he was an Associate Engineer at Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories.
YEN.com.gh reported earlier that young Ghanaian engineer Andrew Amuna achieved a commendable feat by joining the team at Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories (SEL) as an associate engineer.
Amuna is a prime example of how effective hard work pays off as he progresses from the bottom to the top.
After graduating with a bachelor’s degree in Electronic Engineering from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Amuna, with a competitive spirit, decided to take her education one step further.
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In December 2020, he obtained a Masters in Electrical Engineering from the University of North Carolina and was the lecturer at the Graduate School Commencement 2020.
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