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LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA — Five Lincoln University students attended the Polytechnic Institute of Namibia, where they studied Strategic Management and Business in southern Africa. The chair of the Lincoln University Business and Information Technology Center of Excellence, Dr. Oswald Richards lectured a course as well.
While in the program, Stephanie Clervoyant, Jalil Fayson, Rebecca Parker, Danielle Rumph, John Scott gained knowledge from Namibian professors and executives from corporate, government and non-governmental organizations.
As a new requirement for this year’s program, the students were charged to complete a community service assignment. Under the coordination of the Polytechnic Rector (President), Dr. Tjama Tjivikua ’83, the students spent the day at a Namibian orphanage.
This has been an ongoing partnership between Lincoln University and Polytechnic but was the first time that one of the University’s professors served as a visiting lecturer.