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General News of Tuesday, July 23, 2019
Source: School College
2019-07-23
20 students graduated from a master's degree
The Ensign Public Health College on Saturday confided to a score of students a master's degree in public health, inviting them to have a positive impact on the knowledge acquired to improve the delivery of health care.
This ceremony was the fourth congregation since the establishment of the college after pursuing a two-year master's program in public health.
In his welcome address, Professor Stephen C. Alder, president of the school, asked the 2019 graduate students to grasp the adversity as an opportunity to find greatness in themselves and to find the students. use this greatness to improve the world.
"In doing so, not only will you gain personal greatness, but you will inspire others from your examples to find greatness in themselves," he added.
The event was honored by several prominent personalities, including founding partner, Mr. Martyne Mensah, founding member of Manya Krobo's Konor, his royal majesty Nene Sakite II, founder and chairman of the board of directors , Ms. Lynette Gay, Vice Chair of the Board of Directors, Prof. Agyeman Badu Akosa and Vice Chancellor. Teacher. Ms Rita Dickson representing the Vice-Chancellor of KNUST.
Students who have distinguished themselves have also been recognized and rewarded.
Kenneth Missah was awarded the best student award while Mary Dsane received the best dissertation award. Bebbie Mangortey received the Community Service Award.
The 20 students – 10 boys and 10 girls – represent the fourth cohort of graduate students since the creation of the school in 2014
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