Special Thank you to all compatriots who came out en masse to welcome me to East Lansing Community on Sunday March 30th at Prof. Pascal Kamdem's residence. More special thanks for sending me off on Tuesday night at Dr. Peter Achounjei's residence. Your hospitality made me feel at home and that definitely boosted the success of my two Guest speaking sessions at the Auditorium of International Studies on Monday March 31, and First Tuesday Mixer in Brody Hall on April 1 respectively. My message presented on behalf of the Diaspora Health Literacy Advocacy Team and Global Collaborators for Africa (DHLAT) www.africaschoolhealthconsultants.com, which was captioned "Solution-Based Curricular Approach to Tackling low Health Literacy in Sub Saharan Africa" was positively received by the Michigan State University audience. Campus tour and visits with Professors engaged in research focusing Africa enhanced the possibility of building strong partnerships. On the menu, and sponsored by the NAAAS.org, is my upcoming presentation at Saltillo University, Mexico in May, 2014 at the International Research Forum of the Association.
Thank You.
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Prof. Martin Ayim, Ph.D., MPH. MCHES
Endowed Professor of Health Education & Health Promotion
Prof. Martin Ayim, Ph.D., MPH. MCHES
Endowed Professor of Health Education & Health Promotion
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