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My Fall 2012 at Ashesi: Teaching Communication
This fall, I am teaching two classes, Written and Oral Communication and Text and Meaning. Both classes are part of Ashesi University College’s liberal arts core and both are offered to our first year...
View ArticleMy Blogging Year 2012
In September, my blog was hacked into and all my pics disappeared. Still today, all photos before September 8th, 2012 are missing. That is painful! But there were good times as well. Here is my...
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Grading Papers, Marking Exams: My Strategy
It is mid-semester break, that is: it a break for students and rather a surge of work for lecturers! Within one short week, all manuscripts have to be graded! So how do I do it? 1. Prepare, Prepare,...
View ArticleThis Week: Ashesi Career Fair
A brand new week is ahead, and this is an especially exciting one with Ashesi University College’s career fair and BlogCamp13 taking place. The career fair is the most visible event where our...
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Photos from Ashesi Career Fair 2013
Today the Ashesi career fair took place. It was a big event with more than 60 employers visiting the campus. There were roll ups and folders and chocolates and CVs and students in business wear and...
View ArticleSummer Internship for a Lecturer: One Week with Citi FM
Tomorrow I start my one-week summer internship with Ghanaian radio station Citi FM. Now you ask yourself: Why would a grown woman with a full-time job do an internship? Just give me a minute and I will...
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TechTrekGhana: Meeting Boston College
Last year, I got an email from Professor John Gallagher of Boston College asking if I could meet with his students during their study trip to Ghana in May. I was excited to be asked, really it is not...
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Back in Ghana: Ashesi, Election Petition Verdict, TEDxCapeCoastEd and a Funeral
Note the caption!! “Small class sizes, AMAZING TEACHERS” As soon as I have unpacked my bags, fall has started and I immediately have an interesting week ahead: Wed – Kick-off at Ashesi (who right now...
View ArticleSocial Theory: Taking My Daughter to Work
This semester I have taught Social Theory – Ashesi University College‘s introduction to Social Sciences and the world! It has been a good ride, I especially have enjoyed the news presentations and...
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My Flash Presentation and Workshop at Conference #DakarFutures2016
I’m spending a couple of days in Dakar for the “Innovation, Transformation, and sustainable futures in Africa”– conference organized by American Anthropological Association, African Studies...
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What’s in a Name? Ama Ata Aidoo, CEGENSA and Voting with Your Feet
Just like most other netizens and media consumers in Ghana, I have been following the issue of famous Ghanaian academic and writer Professor Ama Ata Aidoo’s walk out of an event where she was to be...
View ArticleThis Week: Ashesi Career Fair
A brand new week is ahead, and this is an especially exciting one with Ashesi University College’s career fair and BlogCamp13 taking place. The career fair is the most visible event where our...
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Photos from Ashesi Career Fair 2013
Today the Ashesi career fair took place. It was a big event with more than 60 employers visiting the campus. There were roll ups and folders and chocolates and CVs and students in business wear and...
View ArticleSummer Internship for a Lecturer: One Week with Citi FM
Tomorrow I start my one-week summer internship with Ghanaian radio station Citi FM. Now you ask yourself: Why would a grown woman with a full-time job do an internship? Just give me a minute and I will...
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TechTrekGhana: Meeting Boston College
Last year, I got an email from Professor John Gallagher of Boston College asking if I could meet with his students during their study trip to Ghana in May. I was excited to be asked, really it is not...
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Back in Ghana: Ashesi, Election Petition Verdict, TEDxCapeCoastEd and a Funeral
Note the caption!! “Small class sizes, AMAZING TEACHERS” As soon as I have unpacked my bags, fall has started and I immediately have an interesting week ahead: Wed – Kick-off at Ashesi (who right now...
View ArticleSocial Theory: Taking My Daughter to Work
This semester I have taught Social Theory – Ashesi University College‘s introduction to Social Sciences and the world! It has been a good ride, I especially have enjoyed the news presentations and...
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My Flash Presentation and Workshop at Conference #DakarFutures2016
I’m spending a couple of days in Dakar for the “Innovation, Transformation, and sustainable futures in Africa”– conference organized by American Anthropological Association, African Studies...
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What’s in a Name? Ama Ata Aidoo, CEGENSA and Voting with Your Feet
Just like most other netizens and media consumers in Ghana, I have been following the issue of famous Ghanaian academic and writer Professor Ama Ata Aidoo’s walk out of an event where she was to be...
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My talk at #iHav2017: Social Media and its Employment Opportunities
On Wed 26 July 2017, I was invited by the iHav Foundation to be a resource person at their training for youth leaders from the entire African continent. I was invited to talk on the topic of: SOCIAL...
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