We celebrate the good Lord who never stops sustaining us. After two years of lockdown, we are grateful to God who has kept us. We have now come as children of God who have started a new semester because of God’s grace. We have every reason to rise & shine.
This semester we received a new group of Uganda Studies Programme. We shall have a semester-long fellowship & build life-long relationships. We bless the Lord for them.
We also acknowledge our alumni as a precious gem that is proof of God’s timeless greatness. They have come back as mentors, lecturers and guests, & we love learning from them. In this issue, we introduce them to our readers; we show them off as proof that we too can make it. Thank you alumni for inspiring us.
May you enjoy this newsletter.
The topic of discussion was Critical Thinking, Reading and Writing. After his presentation, one scholar commented “This is a presentation you cannot find on google.” We appreciated his originality, pure intellect and genius. Thank you, Professor!
Uganda Christian University (UCU) has welcomed two groups of American students through the Uganda Studies Program (USP).The first group of nine students returned home in December. The second group of 11 students arrived in January 2022. Coming from five North American-based universities, students choose global health, social work, or interdisciplinary emphasis…
I had anticipated the fun and excitement I was going to experience with my fellow scholars. I woke up effortlessly, this time, and got myself ready. Getting ready for the USP Welcome Party was simple; it involved looking presentable in a pair of blue jean trousers and a t-shirt. As soon as the mirror told me that my appearance was satisfactory enough….
Being a former student of Honors College, I was able to grow and develop my leadership skills, had spiritual growth and cross-cultural growth having had a platform and interaction with the USP programme. As an Honors College Scholar, I was involved in writing well-researched and relevant papers …
The party commenced on 29th January 2022 at 11:45 am and the MCs of the day were myself, Ampumuza Natasha, and Awor Ritah Monica. Attendees introduced themselves by mentioning their names, course of study and things they like to do; Joshua Morris for example told us about his passion for rapping while Becky Mutesi talked about her love for singing.
I had not anticipated that robbers would grab my backpack (it had the 3.5 Million Shillings and a laptop and a phone and my personal documents), and run away with them. Despair gripped me and as I agonised in pain I continued to my university hostel. I didn’t even have tears.I was broken as I gathered the feet beneath me to walk to my hostel; the next day I was needed at my internship place for supervision…
This month we celebrate our alumni; they have been the centrepiece of the college. Their support and love have kept us going. We celebrate their generosity, their sacrifice and their commitment to our growth as a college. The same alumni volunteer as mentors, they come back as Guest Lecturers and give financial support to sustain our activities. All these wonderful people got something to share with you
wow. it’s better than I expected.
very beautiful.
Lovely home, @Honors College
Keep up the great work @ Honours college