JULY 2023 NEWSLETTER

Impact Stories

Lovia Naa Lomo, Class of 2025


"After graduating from high school in 2020, I was unsure about how to navigate into the future. My family couldn't provide the needed financial support for further education. I, therefore, started searching for scholarships and other opportunities to further my education.


The experience was like finding a needle in a haystack. However, fate smiled on me when I secured a 100% tuition scholarship through the David Okai Okantey Foundation to pursue a degree in BSc. Business Information Technology at Palm University".

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Brightmore Ofori Quansah, Class of 2025

"...In June this year, the Student Life and Career Services Department secured an internship position at Axon Information Systems, a leading software company in Ghana for me. As someone who aspires to become a software developer, this has been an amazing opportunity for me. Little did I know that this experience would have such a profound impact on both my personal and professional growth".
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Seminar on Resource Management

Our summer school students participated in a seminar on resource management facilitated by Mr. Enock Anane, a lecturer here at Palm University College. He discussed the type of resources and how students can effectively and efficiently use them to their advantage.

The steps toward successful resource management, the importance of managing resources and how to essentially use relevant and available the resources at their disposal at any point in time and on campus to enhance their academic and professional success were thoroughly presented and discussed.

 

The Palm Center for Ethical Leadership (CEL) - Open House with Prampram Senior High School

The Center for Ethical Leadership (CEL) at Palm hosted final year students from the Prampram Senior High School on campus for an open house event. In keeping with its mission, the Center seeks to engage high school students in conversations on ethics, values and integrity very early in their academic careers.


Part of the day was spent on equipping the high school students with public speaking skills. This was designed to empower the high schoolers to overcome issues of communication apprehension in their quest to become eloquent ethical and excellent leaders.
 
 
 
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