Palm welcomes the Class of 2026 January Cohort

On the 23^rd January, 2023 the final cohort of the Class of 2026 arrived on campus! Welcome to our latest Palmers!!

Meet some of the members of the Palm Undergraduate Class of 2026

Fatima Abdul-Majeed

With a strong belief in volunteerism, Fatima served her community Northern Region of Ghana, Tamale. “The university college's mission and vision and the calibre of programs offered, made me choose to study at Palm. With Palm, I think I would be able to achieve my goals in life. I believe I will acquire the relevant knowledge and skills in my chosen program and in all aspects of life.” Fatima is a beneficiary of the NAPE Foundation scholarship and she is committed to transforming lives. She aspires to be a Software Engineer and an entrepreneur. She wants to become a well-recognized change maker globally after her degree at Palm. She comes from Gushegu in the Northern Region of Ghana but lives in Tamale. She is 21 years old. Her father, Abdul-Majeed Yussif is an Arabic Instructor and her mother, Nafisah Salifu trades and farms to make a living. 

Miracle Omorefe

Miracle is a 21 year old Nigerian who resides in the Shai Osudoku District of Ghana.

Palm Institute was recommended to him by his parents, John Bull and Stacy Omorefe however he finally decided to pursue his undergraduate study here at Palm Institute after reading about Palm Institute’s mission and vision and educational philosophy.

His academic journey has been highly adventurous because he is the first member of his missionary family to go through a formal educational system. He had his secondary education at Liberty University Online.

Miracle wants to be a problem solver, providing solutions to his community and the world at large. 

Palm BSW/MSW Social Work Field Placement in Ghana

On Monday, 23^rd January, 2023, two students from West Chester University, Pennsylvania, US, arrived safely at Palm for their social work practicum in Ghana. A formal cultural training and orientation was organized for them after which they were taken to their various placements for their practicum of around the Tema-Afienya vicinity. 

Palm Welcomes Four New Faculty

Palm welcomed four new faculty members whose diverse areas of expertise will complement our community's dedication to excellence in teaching, learning and research.

Ebenezer Koukoyi

Ebenezer is an IT educationist with over 15 years of teaching experience at different educational levels. He holds a master’s degree in Information Communication Engineering from Southwest University of Science and Technology, Mianyang-Sichuan Province, China. He is an Assistant Lecturer at the Department of Computer Science and Information Technology.

Happiness Iriferi

Happiness received her Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics from the Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun, Nigeria and a Master of Science degree in Mathematical Sciences from African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS-Ghana).With a passion for impacting the lives of the next generation of Mathematicians and Scientists, she has volunteered in teaching all grades of students using theoretical and computational approaches of problem-solving. She is working is Assistant Lecturer at the Department of Business, Leadership and Governance.

Enock Anane

Enock holds both a Bachelor of Arts degree in. Economics and Master of Philosophy in Economics from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Kumasi, Ghana. He has 7 years teaching experience at the college level. He an Assistant Lecturer at the Department of Humanities and Social Science.

Emmanuel Nii Adama Mensah

Emmanuel holds an Master of Philosophy in Communication and Media Studies and a Post Graduate Diploma in Education, both from the University of Education, Winneba. He also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Design from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi. His research areas are in Communication Pedagogy, Intercultural Communication, Discourse Analysis, Public Relations, and Pragmatics in Human Communication.

He occupies the role of an Assistant Lecturer at Palm Institute under the Department of Humanities and Social Science.