July 5, 2025As part of the 75th Anniversary celebrations of Ghana Senior High School (GHANASS) in Koforidua, Heritage Christian University played a key role in the school’s 2025 Students’ Representative Council (SRC) Week Symposium. The theme for this year’s event was:“Unleashing Students’ Potential: Leadership, Empowerment, and Growth – The Role of the School Community.”
HCU’s Ebenezer Obuobi Danso Delivers Keynote Address
The keynote speaker was Mr. Ebenezer Obuobi Danso, Senior Assistant Registrar and Head of Admissions at Heritage Christian University. In his address, he challenged students to rise to the demands of their generation by embracing learning, discipline, and leadership.
Quoting Nelson Mandela, Mr. Danso stated, “Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world,” and reminded students that education is not only about getting jobs but about discovering and developing the purpose within.
“We do not get education to work,” he said, “but we need education to drive the work in us.”
Unpacking the Theme: Leadership, Empowerment & Growth
Mr. Danso explored the main pillars of the symposium theme:• Unleashing Potential: Students were urged to nurture their gifts through hard work and perseverance.• Leadership: Defined not by titles, but by influence, service, and integrity.• Empowerment: Students were encouraged to believe in themselves and take initiative.• Growth: Highlighted as a process of continuous learning, self-reflection, and resilience.
He cited examples from personal experience, global thinkers, and Ghanaian proverbs to bring his message home. He reminded students that “life is war” (Ɔbra yɛ ko), and success requires courage and commitment.
The Role of the School Community
Addressing teachers, parents, and the broader community, Mr. Danso called for a supportive environment where students are inspired to lead.• Teachers must model excellence and integrity.• Parents must provide love, discipline, and encouragement.• Peers must build each other up, not tear each other down.• Communities must offer mentorship and exposure to real-world experiences.
“Leadership begins not in the boardroom, but in the classroom, the home, and in your daily choices,” he noted.
Embracing Technology and Avoiding Pitfalls
Touching on emerging trends, Mr. Danso encouraged students to embrace Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a learning and creativity tool. He also gave a strong caution against drug and substance abuse, calling it a major destroyer of talent and potential.
“A moment of indulgence,” he warned, “can lead to a lifetime of regret.”
A Call to Action
The symposium ended with a rousing call to students to set clear goals, pursue leadership opportunities, and grow both in knowledge and in character. Mr. Danso challenged each student to become a force for positive change.
“The future is not distant,” he said. “It begins with the actions you take today.”
Heritage Christian University’s Commitment
Heritage Christian University’s participation reflects its ongoing commitment to youth empowerment and educational transformation. Through outreach initiatives such as this symposium, the university continues to engage with second-cycle institutions across Ghana to inspire excellence, leadership, and faith-driven impact. […]
June 27, 2025Celebrating Ernest Atsu Amedegbe – Service Star of the Month (May 2025), Hohoe Branch
HCU Alumnus Earns Prestigious Service Recognition
The Heritage Christian University Alumni Association proudly congratulates Ernest Atsu Amedegbe on being Heritage Christian University takes pride in celebrating the HCU alumni service recognition earned by Ernest Atsu Amedegbe, named Service Star for May 2025 at Absa Bank’s Hohoe Branch. This achievement exemplifies our alumni’s commitment to service excellence.
Exemplary Service at Absa Bank
In the words of his branch leadership:
“Ernest displays a strong work ethic, a genuine eagerness to learn, and demonstrates commitment to service excellence. Throughout the month of May, he executed his assigned responsibilities with discipline and enthusiasm. Ernest is regularly seen on the banking hall floor attending to customer needs with courtesy and a big smile on his face. His positive attitude, calm demeanor, and willingness to assist both staff and customers make him a valuable asset to the branch.”
First, his strong work ethic
Additionally, his eagerness to learn
Moreover, his consistent service excellence
Importantly, his positive attitude
Finally, his willingness to assist everyone
Living HCU’s Core Values
As proud alumni of a university that instilled in us values like professionalism, integrity, and service, we are inspired to see Ernest live out these principles with such grace and excellence. His recognition is a reminder of what it means to be educated as a compassionate, entrepreneurial leader.
Call to Current Students
To our fellow alumni and current students: Let Ernest’s story be a call to action. Let us go out with conviction, serve with character, think with creativity, lead with compassion, and strengthen every community we find ourselves in. Let’s continue to uphold the legacy of HCU, striving for greatness, staying true to our faith, and making lasting impact wherever we go.
Congratulations, Ernest! You make us all proud.
https://hcu.edu.gh/heritage-alumni-association/#alumni-spotlight […]
June 26, 2025Heritage Christian University (HCU), through its Centre for Entrepreneurship, Philanthropy, and Ethics (CEPE), continues to advance its mission of nurturing ethical and innovative leaders. In a significant step towards this goal, leaders of CEPE recently held a high-level meeting with the management of the National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme (NEIP) to explore areas of potential collaboration.
The meeting, held at the Heritage offices in Accra, provided a platform for both institutions to discuss how they can work together to promote entrepreneurship, innovation, and ethical leadership among young people in Ghana, particularly within the university community. The discussions centred on joint initiatives such as entrepreneurship training, start-up challenge, business incubation, mentorship programmes, and access to seed funding for viable student-led businesses.
The leadership of NEIP expressed great enthusiasm about the proposed partnership and affirmed their strong commitment to supporting CEPE’s efforts in shaping the next generation of entrepreneurs. Both parties agreed on the importance of creating practical pathways for students to translate their ideas into sustainable businesses that can contribute to national development.
At the end of the meeting, CEPE and NEIP leaders agreed to formalise their collaboration by working towards the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding. This MoU will outline the specific areas of cooperation, responsibilities, and mutual expectations to ensure the partnership delivers a tangible impact.
The Director of CEPE, speaking after the meeting, noted, “We are excited about this opportunity to collaborate with NEIP. This partnership aligns with our vision to develop students who are not only academically excellent but are also innovative, ethical, and solution-driven leaders.”
Heritage Christian University remains committed to building impactful partnerships that will empower its students and the broader Ghanaian society. […]
June 25, 2025PUBLIC LECTUREBy the Department of Theology and Ministry, Heritage Christian University
Theme: CHURCH AND NATION BUILDING
Speaker: Dr. Augustine Tawiah ( Founding Chair, Bia College of Education; Former MP, Bia West; Former Principal, Ghana Bible College)
LINK TO THEOLOGY AND MINISTRY DEPARTMENT
https://hcu.edu.gh/department-of-theology-and-ministry/ […]
June 21, 2025As part of its Annual SHS Career Mentorship Program, a team from Heritage Christian University embarked on a mission to inspire and empower final-year students of some senior high schools. The team visited Nsawam SHS in the Eastern Region, and Hope College, Fettehman SHS, Senya SHS, and Swedru School of Business in the Central Region.
Program Objectives
The sessions were aimed at equipping students with practical guidance, building their confidence, and offering words of encouragement as they prepare for their final examinations and transition into tertiary education. Through engaging interactions, the team shared valuable insights on academic readiness, career planning, and the importance of values-driven education.
Upcoming School Visits
The team in the coming days will be visiting schools such as Wesley Grammar, Swedru SHS, Nifa SHS, Ghanas and many more.
University’s Commitment
This initiative reflects Heritage Christian University’s commitment to shaping future leaders by bridging the gap between high school and university life, and supporting young minds to make informed decisions about their academic and professional paths. […]
June 13, 2025Heritage Bible Institute’s flagship leadership and ministry initiative, Project Timothy, kicked off its 2025 training year with successful sessions across Saboba, Yendi, Kpassa, and Builsa North. The program impacted over 90 students while strengthening ties with local congregations.
The first session of the Project Timothy Training Program 2025 covered Phases One, Two, and Three from early March to mid-April. Coordinated by Heritage Bible Institute (HBI), the training delivered:
Practical ministry development
Community engagement strategies
Leadership empowerment
to selected centers in Northern Ghana.
Phase One: Saboba Center (March 7–17)
The journey began at Saboba Center with:
39 participating students
10-day intensive training
Facilitators: Mr. Addo Adela, Mr. Maxwell Ansah, and Mr. Nipaak Laar
The program received praise for its excellent organization and instructional delivery, with nearly full attendance and high enthusiasm throughout.
Phase Two: Yendi & Kpassa Centers (March 24–30)
In Yendi:
10 students completed training
Facilitators: Mr. Alexander Maxwell Yawson and Mr. Isaac Desmond Donkoh
Vibrant classroom engagement
At Kpassa Center:
Maiden graduation celebrated (10 graduates from 18 starters)
6 new students enrolled for next cycle
Evangelist George Talafor appointed as new Center Coordinator
Note: Evangelist Talafor serves as minister of Sibi Church and chair of area churches’ cooperation, bringing valuable leadership to the center.
“Fulfilling Your Call”
Prof. Williams Attuilik, Vice President and Provost of Heritage Christian University, delivered a keynote on the theme “Fulfilling Your Call”, combining his message with a stirring sermon during the graduation and commissioning service.
Phase Three: Builsa North (March 31–April 14)
The final phase of the session was held in Farinsa, Builsa North, where 32 students (18 men and 14 women) received training. The sessions catered to both full-time and working participants, with morning and evening classes.
Facilitators Mr. Yawson, Mr. Donkoh, and Mr. Sackey also worshiped with local congregations in Sinensi, Wiaga, Farinsa, and Sandema, deepening ties between the program and the churches.
As part of the outreach, a consignment of used clothing was distributed to community members, addressing basic needs and reinforcing the program’s commitment to holistic ministry—both spiritual and practical.
Looking Ahead
Project Timothy 2025 has:
Academically and spiritually impacted participants
Demonstrated effective ministry engagement
Strengthened church relationships
Heritage Bible Institute expects to expand its reach and deepen influence in coming months. […]
June 12, 2025Heritage Bible Institute (HBI), the ministry training wing of Heritage Christian University, hosted an inspiring seminar on entrepreneurship and financial literacy. The event equipped Christian leaders with practical tools for sustainable living and ministry growth.
Target Audience and Participation
The seminar brought together a diverse group of participants, including preachers, instructors of HBI, church leaders, and representatives from the Village of Hope Group. The training was designed to support these key stakeholders in balancing their ministry responsibilities with personal and financial growth.
Empowering Christian Workers Through Business Training
The sessions were structured to help participants discover and refine business ideas, navigate the entrepreneurial journey, and explore ways to launch viable ventures. The focus was on enabling individuals involved in ministry and community work to create value-driven businesses without compromising their faith-based principles.
Biblical Approach to Financial Management
One of the core messages of the seminar challenged the traditional worldly concept of “paying yourself first.” Instead, participants were taught to adopt a biblical principle: pay God first, then pay yourself, and finally, save and invest. This shift in mindset is aimed at aligning financial stewardship with Christian values.
Living and Leading with Integrity
Participants were encouraged to conduct their business and ministry efforts with :
Integrity
Vision
Expectation
Exposure
Four foundational values that can lead to lasting success in any field. These principles were presented as essential tools for navigating the challenges of leadership and entrepreneurship.These principles help leaders navigate entrepreneurship and ministry challenges.
Mindset Revolution and Participant Impact
Attendees described the experience as transformative. Many left with:
Renewed financial habits
Clearer leadership purpose
Practical steps for faith-based enterprises
Expert Facilitators with Global Experience
Two distinguished professionals led the sessions:
Stephen Hendley: Six Sigma expert, former U.S. Army officer, inventor, and youth mentor
Dr. Gary Grandison: Financial consultant, professor, and golf coach at Texas Southern University
Heritage Bible Institute continues equipping ministry workers with both theological knowledge and practical skills for today’s challenges. […]
June 12, 2025In a collaborative effort to strengthen church leadership across the Central Region, Heritage Bible Institute (HBI) and the Church of Christ at Swedru Mandela hosted a one-day Leadership Seminar under the theme “Christ-Centered Leadership.”
Seminar Theme and Purpose
Focused on “Christ-Centered Leadership,” the seminar urged church leaders to model their leadership after Christ. The event aimed to inspire, equip, and build local leaders for more effective ministry.
Participation and Representation
Over 100 participants attended, including Elders, Deacons, Preachers, Women Leaders, and Business Committee Members. Representing eight Churches of Christ from Swedru and nearby towns, the turnout highlighted strong regional interest in leadership growth.
Key Presentations
The seminar featured two powerful sessions:
Mr. Isaac Demond Donkoh, HBI Instructor, spoke on “Exploring Christ-Centered Leadership,” urging leaders to reflect Christ in every aspect of service.
Mr. Alexander Maxwell Yawson, HBI Director, addressed “Leadership Decisions Determine the Destiny of the Church,” stressing how critical choices shape a church’s growth and spiritual health.
Outcomes and Future Plans
The seminar’s positive reception led the Elders of the Swedru Church of Christ to propose making it an annual, church-sponsored event. This proposal was embraced as a step toward sustainable leadership development within the Churches of Christ in the region.
Feedback and Impact
Attendees described the seminar as timely, insightful, and spiritually enriching, underscoring its relevance to current leadership challenges in the church.
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HBI NEWS […]
June 11, 2025Heritage Christian University (HCU) in Accra hosted this landmark Medical Missions Seminar Africa from May 22 to 24, 2025 – the first time by African Christian Healthcare on the continent… With the theme “Equipping Christian Healthcare Professionals for Medical Missions,”the event brought together doctors, nurses, administrators, church leaders, and healthcare students for a transformative learning and networking experience.
Opening Night: Christian Ethics at the Heart of Medical Practice
The seminar opened on Thursday evening at the Nsawam Road Church of Christ with a reflective and engaging session. Dr. Robert Lawrence, Chief Medical Officer of African Christian Healthcare, delivered the first keynote address titled “Who is Your Patient? Applying the Central Focus of Christian Ethics to Complex Medical Problems.” The session emphasized the role of faith in shaping a holistic approach to medical care, urging practitioners to consider the spiritual dimensions of healing.
Day Two at HCU: A Blend of Inspiration and Practical Training
The second day, held at the main campus of Heritage Christian University, was a full-day session packed with both academic and spiritual nourishment. Dr. Samuel Twumasi-Ankrah, President of HCU, officially welcomed participants, reinforcing the university’s mission of integrating conviction, character, and compassion into Christian leadership and service.
Dr. Shannon DeShazo, a U.S.-based family medicine physician, delivered a moving address on “Compassion Fatigue and How to Be Renewed,”shedding light on the emotional burnout common in healthcare and offering spiritual tools for renewal. The session served as a much-needed reminder of the importance of caring for caregivers.
Breakout Sessions: Bridging Theory with Mission Practice
Participants were given the opportunity to attend multiple breakout sessions focused on developing practical skills and mission-oriented knowledge. Topics included Mission Facilities and Cancer Care led by Tyler McDonald, Customer Service in Healthcare by Dr. Jerry Eshun, and Basic Wound Care by Dr. Linda Benskin, a globally respected wound care expert. The sessions catered to both clinical skills and strategic thinking for those aspiring to serve in underserved areas.
Keynote Highlights: From Surgical Care to Donor Engagement
The afternoon resumed with a keynote by Dr. Emem Akpanudo, a pediatric surgeon, on “The Need for Surgical Care for the Poor.” Her address challenged participants to reimagine surgical missions not as charity but as justice. Breakout sessions followed, including a compelling presentation by Kevin Linderman on “How to Attract Donors to Help Your Dream Project Become a Reality” and another by Dr. Kingsly Nnah on church partnerships for cancer screening.
Focus on the Church’s Role in Medical Missions
A unique element of the seminar was its focus on collaborating with Church of Christ health facilities in Ghana which were represented at the seminar-Hope Christian Hospital, Church of Christ Hospital at Bomso, Church of Christ Mission Clinic at Yendi and Dzodze Ghana Mission Hospital which were. Day three included updates from these institutions, highlighting existing services and upcoming opportunities for partnership. In one of the breakout sessions, Samuel Owusu Badu discussed volunteer roles within the Church of Christ Health Services (COCHS), while Dr. Emmanuel K. Nimoh addressed the critical topic of medico-legal issues in Ghana.
The Mission Calling: From Short-Term to Lifelong Commitment
In one of the most forward-looking addresses of the seminar, Dr. Alex Peasa-Kodua, Deputy Registrar of the Ghana Medical and Dental Council, spoke on “How Short-Term Trips Lead to a Lifetime Mission Calling.” His presentation encouraged young professionals to view mission work as a lifelong path of purpose rather than a seasonal activity drawing from his own life story.
Presidential Challenge: Lead with Compassion
The final keynote came from Dr. Samuel Twumasi-Ankrah, who addressed “The Power of Compassionate Care to the Sick.”Drawing from personal, biblical and practical insights, he called on Christian medical professionals to lead with love, humility, and spiritual strength—especially when dealing with society’s most vulnerable.
Renewed Commitment to Faith-Based Healthcare
The seminar concluded with debriefings and reflections led by Dr. Robert Lawrence and Kevin Linderman, who expressed hope that the seminar would inspire long-term mission work across the continent. Participants left equipped not just with medical knowledge, but with a deeper understanding of how their faith and profession can work hand in hand to transform lives in Africa and beyond.
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MEDICAL MISSION SEMINAR 2025 – DAY 1 PICTURES
MEDICAL MISSION SEMINAR 2025 – DAY 2 PICTURES
MEDICAL MISSION SEMINAR 2025 – DAY 3 PICTURES
VIDEOS OF MEDICAL MISSIONS SEMINAR […]
June 8, 2025Training sessions for the 2025 Impact Week Ghana have been held at Heritage Christian University. Senior coaches from Nestlé Ghana Limited and Heritage are leading a “Train the Trainer” program for junior coaches from Abilene Christian University (USA) and Heritage.
Preparing for Impact Week Challenge
This training is a critical preparatory step for the Impact Week Challenge, where students from Heritage Christian University will compete by developing innovative solutions in selected thematic areas.
A Milestone Year for Heritage and Impact Week
This is the third time Heritage is hosting the global innovation event. It is particularly significant this year as both Heritage Christian University and Impact Week celebrate their 10th anniversaries.
Tracks for 2025 Challenge
The thematic focus for this year’s competition includes four key innovation tracks: technology innovation, retail, manufacturing, and agriculture. These tracks reflect Ghana’s pressing development needs and areas of opportunity for young entrepreneurs.
Organizers and Institutional Support
The event is being held under the auspices of the Centre for Entrepreneurship, Philanthropy, and Ethics (CEPE) at Heritage Christian University. CEPE is committed to equipping students with entrepreneurial skills, ethical leadership, and social responsibility.
Fostering Innovation and Cultural Exchange
Impact Week is a global initiative aimed at fostering innovation, entrepreneurship, and intercultural exchange through the use of design thinking. It empowers young people to become problem solvers and creators of sustainable ventures.
Learn more about impact week […]
June 4, 2025In a colorful and solemn ceremony, Heritage Christian University inaugurated the 8th Student Representative Council (SRC), marking a new chapter in the institutions’ student governance. The event brought together faculty members, administrative staff, student body representatives, and invited guests to witness the formal investiture of the new leaders.
A New Chapter in Student Leadership Begins
The ceremony, held at the university auditorium, featured the administration of oaths by the newly appointed Chief Justice Bless Dagadu and an inspiring address by the newly sworn-in SRC President, Emmanuel Dampah Donkoh, a Level 300 Information Technology student.
Meet the New SRC Leadership Team
The 8th SRC administration is made up of a vibrant team of Level 300 students drawn from diverse disciplines. They include:
President: Emmanuel Dampah Donkoh (IT)
Vice President: Emmanuella Osei Ampofowa (Nursing)
Chief Justice: Bless Dagadu (IT)
Speaker of Parliament: Hope Huzey (Theology)
Other key executive officers are:
General Secretary: Nuna Kporfeame (Human Resource Management)
Financial Secretary: Michael Ofori Darko (Accounting)
Public Relations Officer: Judith Nkumah Anokye(IT)
Student Chaplain: Moris Adonle-Nweah (Theology)
Organiser: Felix Twumasi Nyarko (IT)
Women’s Commissioner: Bernice Yayra Ahor (Nursing)
Sports Commissioner: Moses Kofi Agyapong (Accounting)
Chief of Staff: Prince Adukonu (IT)
External Affairs President: Desmond Kaku (Business Information Technology Management)
Other officers from the Legislative Council, Clubs and Associations, Committees and Departments were sworn-in.
Together, this team represents a broad cross-section of the university’s academic programs and brings fresh energy, ideas, and a united vision for the year ahead.
A Vision Rooted in Service and Transformation
In his inaugural speech, President Emmanuel Dampah Donkoh expressed gratitude to God and the student body for the confidence placed in him. His message emphasized service-oriented leadership, transparency, empathy, and student empowerment.
“This role is more than just a title; it’s a sacred commitment,” he declared. “We’re not here to merely occupy office chairs; we’re here to sit alongside you, listen to your concerns, and work together to create a vibrant student life.”
He pledged to pursue tangible change, amplify student voices, and uphold the university’s values of compassion, creativity, and character.
Calls for Unity and Participation
President Donkoh’s message strongly urged all students to actively participate in shaping the future of their community.
“This is our administration, not just the SRC’s. It’s ours to shape, ours to mold, and ours to own,” he said, adding, “Together, we’ll plan events that empower and uplift, advocate for policies that enhance student well-being, and uphold the values that define us.”
The president ended with a rousing call to action: “Let us rise, let us unite, and let us embark on this extraordinary journey together!”
Looking Ahead: Expectations and Hope
The university community holds high expectations for the new SRC administration. Many students interviewed expressed optimism that the leadership would foster a more inclusive, responsive, and dynamic environment.
The Dean of Students, Prof. Ebenezer Ayesu, congratulated the new team and advised them to stay rooted in their commitment to help transform Heritage student body and be servant leaders.
As the 8th SRC begins its tenure, the student body and university leadership look forward to a year of growth, innovation, and stronger student engagement. […]
May 27, 2025Heritage Christian University recently visited Mfantsipim SHS, Aburi Girls’ SHS, and Ghana Secondary School as part of our Annual SHS Career Mentorship program and High Skul Cliques’ annual high school tours!
Bringing University Guidance to Senior High Schools
At Heritage, we’re committed to delivering exceptional services that make a difference in the academic and professional journeys of our students while we embrace the impact of recreation.
Partnerships That Amplify Impact
This partnership allows us to reach out to SHS students and share our vision with the next generation of leaders.Stay tuned for more updates from our tours and get ready to experience the best of Heritage! […]
May 15, 2025Heritage Christian University has held a transformative workshop for its female staff and faculty, centered on the theme: “The Impact of a Virtuous Woman on a University Environment.” The session was led by distinguished facilitators Mrs. Angel Grandison and Mrs. Alana Ceasar from the USA.
Scriptural Foundations for Virtue
Drawing inspiration from Proverbs 31:10–31 and other supporting scriptures such as 1 Peter 3:3–4, James 1:5, and Colossians 3:23, the colloquy provided a platform for participants to explore how women of virtue can influence the spiritual, academic, and moral atmosphere of a university. Attendees engaged in deep reflection on character development, excellence in work, and the lasting legacy of a godly life within a professional setting.
*”Character and Integrity in Academia
The facilitators emphasized that inner beauty and strength—marked by humility, wisdom, and a quiet spirit—are essential traits for women navigating the demands of academic life. Participants were encouraged to model these values in both professional and personal interactions, building a culture of integrity on campus.
Diligence and Excellence as Worship
Referencing Colossians 3:23, Mrs. Ceasar reminded participants that excellence in work is a form of service to God. The biblical example of Lydia (Acts 16:14) was shared to illustrate how spiritual devotion can be effectively combined with leadership, hard work, and influence in one’s field.
Faith in Difficult Times
The session addressed the reality of challenges in professional life. Participants were urged to stay grounded in Scripture—particularly Psalm 1:1–3 and Matthew 6:33—and to seek God first in times of uncertainty. Spiritual resilience, they noted, is critical to sustaining joy and effectiveness in one’s role.
Legacy and Lasting Impact
A major highlight of the workshop was the reminder that a virtuous woman is not only morally upright but also a change agent. Proverbs 31:30 was used to drive home the message that true influence and praise come from revering God, and that such women shape institutions through quiet strength and consistency.
Personal Reflection and Devotional Practice
The session ended with personal reflection exercises, where participants were guided to evaluate their spiritual walk, professional conduct, and growth areas. The facilitators encouraged them to maintain private devotion as a vital part of their journey.
Proposed Topics for Future Workshops
Participants expressed strong interest in continuing the series with more in-depth sessions. Suggested future topics include:
Balancing Faith and Career in Academia
Mentorship and Discipleship Among Female Colleagues
Building Emotional and Spiritual Resilience
Cultivating a Spirit-Led Work Ethic
The Role of Prayer in Professional Development
Conclusion: Empowering Women of Faith
This colloquy reaffirmed the university’s commitment to holistic development by equipping female professionals to integrate faith and excellence in their roles. It also marked the beginning of a broader initiative to empower women to lead with godly character across all spheres of campus life. […]
May 15, 2025The President of the 7th Student Representative Council (SRC) of Heritage Christian University, Her Excellency Theresah Kwakyewah Baidoo, has delivered her final State of the SRC Address to the 4th Parliamentary Council, highlighting an impressive tenure marked by advocacy, unity, and people-centered student leadership.
Transformational Student Leadership
In a heartfelt address, President Baidoo recounted the achievements of her administration since assuming office on May 10, 2024. She noted that the SRC had prioritized student welfare, institutional visibility, and academic support through bold initiatives and strategic partnerships.
“We committed ourselves to a leadership agenda centered on advocacy, institutional visibility, student welfare, and academic support. Through strategic partnerships, bold initiatives, and relentless perseverance, we have enhanced the student experience,” she said.
Notable Achievements of the SRC
She highlighted several notable achievements during the SRC’s tenure, including:
Championing the cause of students with courage and consistency
Initiating the SRC Food Bank to support students with breakfast and provisions
Organising Sports programs in collaboration with other universities
Organising programs for ladies such as Breast Cancer Awareness program
Providing regular weekly updates to inform the student body
Mobilizing resources to support diverse student activities
Building strong relationships with students and fostering unity
Bridging the gap between students and university management
Supporting the university’s admissions drive and promotional activities
Representing the university at external fora with excellence
Revising the SRC Constitution to strengthen governance
Rallying students to participate actively in university programs
Promoting the university’s image across various platforms
Supporting students facing academic and financial challenges
Avoiding scandalous actions and upholding integrity
Organizing one of the most spectacular SRC Week celebrations in the university’s history
Collaboration in Leadership
President Baidoo emphasized the importance of collaborative leadership, noting that the administration’s success was the result of the collective efforts of the executive council, parliamentary representatives, faculty advisors, and the student body.
“Leadership is never a solitary pursuit—it is a collaborative effort. The milestones we have reached are a testament to the unwavering commitment of all who served with me,” she added.
The SRC President also expressed deep appreciation to the Dean of Students, Prof. Ebenezer Ayesu, for his unwavering support and guidance throughout the SRC’s tenure.
Looking at the Future with Hope
As her administration bows out, President Theresah Kwakyewah Baidoo encouraged the grooming of future student leaders who would continue the legacy of excellence.
The address concluded with a strong sense of pride, unity, and hope for the future of student leadership at Heritage Christian University. […]
May 3, 2025Heritage Community engages in clean up exercise as part of 10th Anniversary Celebration.
Heritage Sanitation Day 2025 brought together students, faculty, and staff of Heritage Christian University for a massive clean-up exercise on 1st May 2025. The event formed part of activities commemorating the university’s 10th anniversary, promoting a clean, safe, and healthy environment. […]
April 29, 2025Heritage Christian University hosted hundreds of young adults for TSC 2025
Hundreds of young adults from 25 institutions across Ghana gathered at Heritage Christian University from April 17 to 21, 2025, for the annual Tertiary Students’ Conference 2025 (TSC 2025), themed “Young Adult Christians: Conforming or Transforming?”, inspired by Romans 12:1–2.
Transforming, not Conforming
The Tertiary Students’ Conference 2025 aimed to stir a renewed passion among Christian youth to live transformed lives in a world that constantly pressures them to conform. With daily worship, spirit-led devotionals, deep lectures, and lively interactive sessions, participants were challenged to reflect on their spiritual walk, personal choices, and worldview.
Topics and Speakers
Key topics addressed throughout the conference included:
God’s Mercy Enables Transformation – led by Dr. Frank Obeng Essien, Minister of the Church of Christ, University of Cape Coast and Lecturer at Heritage Christian University.
Conforming or Transforming in Morality – Dr. Samuel Twumasi-Ankrah (Founding President of Heritage Christian University and a Shepherd at the Nsawam Road Church of Christ, Accra).
The Pattern of This World: Materialism and the Christian – Dr. Monte Cox (Dean of College of Bible and Ministry, Harding University, USA).
Renewing the Christian Mind – Prof. Kwadwo Appiagyei-Atua (Associate Professor, School of Law, University of Ghana and Patron of University of Ghana Church of Christ).
Discerning God’s Good, Pleasing, and Perfect Will – Dr. Augustine Tawiah (Former Member of Parliament of Bia West; Founder of Bia Lamplighter College of Education).
A Call to Action: Transforming, Not Conforming – Harrison Obeng Debrah (Dean of Students, Ghana Bible College, Kumasi and Minister, Church of Christ, Asafo-Kumasi).
Throughout the conference, special leadership tracks for campus leaders were held. Dr. Monte Cox facilitated a series of deep worldview sessions that explored the fleeting nature of life, the tension between individualism and community, and the Christian call to fix our eyes on the eternal. These sessions challenged young leaders to rethink their mission and role as agents of spiritual influence on campus and in society. Invigorating Worship, Deep Fellowship, and Immersive Social ActivitiesFrom the opening night’s thunderous singing to the symbolic moment where students raised their phone lights as beacons in a dark world, worship was electrifying and heartfelt. These moments inspired commitment and reminded participants of their calling to be lights wherever they go.
Games, Activities, and Performances
Recreational activities such as football, volleyball, oware, draft, ludu, ampe, and other traditional games created a warm environment for bonding and relaxation. Entertainment and performance activities like Pick and Act, Skits and Bible memorization drills, led by Isaac Newton Omedu-Baba—also known as the “Walking Bible” for memorizing 17 New Testament books—added a memorable twist to the event.
Honoring Excellence in Campus Ministry
Dr. Augustine Tawiah was honoured for his exceptional role in campus ministry across Ghana, bringing together campus leaders to discuss how to enrich the campus ministries and plan for the future.
A Life-altering Experience
TSC 2025 was more than a conference—it was a life-altering experience that stirred the hearts of young Christians to pursue God wholeheartedly. The legacy of this gathering continues as participants return to their campuses and communities—transformed, equipped, and ready to reflect Christ in every sphere of life. […]
April 22, 2025Emmanuel Dampah Donkoh has emerged victorious in the 2025 SRC Presidential Elections at Heritage Christian University, securing 59% of the votes based on final results declared by the SRC Electoral Commission. Donkoh polled 414 votes, while his contender, Gemama Kunkon, received 286 votes, representing 41%. Out of a total of 1,092 registered voters, 700 cast their ballots.
This year’s Heritage Christian University SRC Elections 2025 drew high student interest and participation, reflecting growing campus engagement.
In a heartfelt victory speech, Emmanuel expressed gratitude for the support and sacrifices of students throughout the campaign. “The journey to this moment has been both swift and enduring,” he said. “To each of you, known and unknown, we extend our heartfelt gratitude. Your faith in this cause has been a beacon of strength.” He urged students to pursue academic excellence with integrity and support one another, affirming his team’s motto: “There is no joy in succeeding alone.”
Team GEFRED, representing the opposing camp, congratulated the EDD team, acknowledging that “the work starts now,” and wished them divine guidance in their administration. Their sportsmanship highlighted the unity demonstrated throughout the Heritage Christian University SRC Elections 2025.
Profiles of the Incoming Leaders
Emmanuel Dampah Donkoh has emerged victorious in the 2025 SRC Presidential Elections at Heritage Christian University, securing 59% of the votes based on provisional results declared by the SRC Electoral Commission. Donkoh polled 414 votes, while his contender, Gemama Kunkon, received 286 votes, representing 41%. Out of a total of 1,092 registered voters, 700 cast their ballots.
This year’s HCU SRC Elections 2025 marked a significant chapter in student leadership, drawing high turnout and active participation from the university community.
In a heartfelt victory speech, Emmanuel expressed gratitude for the support and sacrifices of students throughout the campaign. “The journey to this moment has been both swift and enduring,” he said. “To each of you, known and unknown, we extend our heartfelt gratitude. Your faith in this cause has been a beacon of strength.” He urged students to pursue academic excellence with integrity and support one another, affirming his team’s motto: “There is no joy in succeeding alone.”
Team GEFRED, representing the opposing camp, congratulated the EDD team, acknowledging that “the work starts now,” and wished them divine guidance in their administration. Their gesture of goodwill emphasized the unity displayed throughout the HCU SRC Elections 2025.
Academics:
SRC Scholarship Fund to assist financially challenged students.
Entrepreneurial Mentorship to nurture innovative business ideas.
Work & Study Programs to blend income generation with professional development.
Reviving Student Associations to boost participation and growth.
Sports & Entertainment:
Thursday Groovathon for weekly social engagement.
Drama & Cultural Group to celebrate Heritage’s diversity.
Support for Campus Artistes to promote creativity and talent.
Health & Welfare:
Heritage Woman Initiative for female empowerment and menstrual hygiene.
Hostel Visitations to maintain student engagement and feedback.
Weekend Shuttle and Hybrid Learning for convenience and accessibility.
International Student Support:
Fulfillment of the Ghana Tour Promise.
Streamlined Residence Permit Process to ease bureaucratic stress.
As Emmanuel and Emmanuella prepare to assume office, they call on the entire student body to collaborate in building a Heritage community where leadership, creativity, and compassion intersect to shape a brighter future.
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April 17, 2025The Rationale
As part of our commitment to providing students with experiential learning opportunities, the School of Engineering, Technology, and Applied Sciences at Heritage Christian University organized a memorable industrial field trip to the Accra Digital Center on Tuesday, 15th April 2025. This initiative aimed to expose students to real-world applications of their classroom knowledge in computing and engineering disciplines. It also served to help them build networks with key industry players.
Orientation and Presentations
Upon arrival, representatives from the Accra Digital Center gave an insightful presentation on the center’s mission and the services it offers to academic institutions. Key highlights included:
Entrepreneurship and IT Training Support
Internship and National Service Placement Facilitation
Support for student-led IT innovation projects
Moreover, students learned about ongoing government initiatives such as:
Plans to establish IT hubs across all traditional regions of the country to support young tech entrepreneurs
The One Million Coders Initiative by the Government of Ghana
Industry Engagements
Several resident IT companies housed within the center held interactive sessions with students. These engagements offered valuable insights into how classroom knowledge is practically applied in the tech industry. As a result, students gained exposure to career paths, industry trends, and various opportunities available after graduation.
Facility Tour and Networking
Following the presentations, students were taken on a tour of the digital center’s facilities. This hands-on exploration allowed them to observe firsthand the work environment and technological resources used by industry professionals. The event also provided a platform for networking and mentorship, with students actively engaging with tech professionals and company representatives.
Facility Tour and Networking
After the presentations, students were taken on a tour of the digital center’s facilities. This hands-on exploration allowed them to observe firsthand the work environment and technological resources used by professionals. Additionally, the event provided a platform for networking and mentorship, as students interacted directly with tech experts and company representatives.
Strategic Meeting and Collaboration
In a strategic move to deepen collaboration, staff from Heritage Christian University, led by Prof. Sheela Immaculate, held a private meeting with the leadership of the Accra Digital Center. Discussions focused on creating a mutually beneficial partnership. These talks explored potential collaborations in areas such as student training, research, and institutional support.
Students’ Feedback
Students enthusiastically shared their positive feedback, expressing appreciation for the opportunity to gain industry insight and connect with professionals.
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April 12, 2025Diverse Student Body Joins Heritage Christian University Matriculation 2025
Heritage Christian University has officially matriculated 509 new students into various undergraduate degree programs for the 2024/2025 academic year. The students come from Ghana, Nigeria, Liberia, Togo, and Cameroon. They are enrolled in programs across health sciences, technology, business, communication, psychology, and theology.
Matriculation During 10th Anniversary
In his address, the President of the University, Dr. Samuel Twumasi-Ankrah, highlighted the special significance of this year’s matriculation, as it coincides with the university’s 10th-anniversary celebration. He emphasized that over the past decade, Heritage Christian University has remained focused on its mission of developing individuals who embody its core values: Conviction, Character, Creativity, Compassion, and Community. Reflecting on the university’s journey so far, he expressed optimism about the future. He also encouraged the new students to embrace the Heritage community with purpose and vision.
Guest Speaker Inspires Students During Heritage Christian University Matriculation 2025
The guest speaker, Professor Gladys Amponsah, spoke on the theme “I Am Because We Are – Thriving Through Networking for Academic and Career Success.” She reminded students that success at the university goes beyond attending lectures and passing exams. Moreover, she emphasized the importance of building meaningful relationships, learning from peers, and seeking mentorship from faculty.
She further encouraged students to actively engage in university life and start preparing for their careers. For instance, they should network, seek internships, and connect with alumni. According to her, the relationships built at Heritage could open doors in the professional world and serve as lasting sources of support and growth.
Programs Offered to the New Students
The new students were admitted into the following undergraduate programs:
BSc. Nursing
BSc. Midwifery
BSc. Information Technology
BSc. Information Security
BSc. Business Information Technology
BSc. Multimedia Technology
BBA. Human Resource Management
BBA. Entrepreneurship and Technology Innovation
BBA. Logistics and Supply Chain Management
BBA. Accounting
BBA. Accounting with Finance
BBA. Accounting with Computing
BBA. Marketing
BA. Communication Studies
BA. Psychology
Bachelor of Theology and Ministry
Bachelor of Community Development and Theology
A Call to Transformation
The matriculation ceremony marked not only the beginning of academic work but also a call to build meaningful relationships, develop one’s character, and embrace the university’s mission of holistic transformation.
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April 9, 2025Dr. James Thompson Teaches Graduate Course at Heritage Christian University
Dr. James Thompson, an emeritus professor of New Testament, has engaged students, faculty, and staff of Heritage Christian University during his visit to Ghana. The esteemed professor is in the country to teach a graduate course in the Master of Arts in Christian Studies program.
A Sermon on Fellowship: Romans 16 at the University Church
As part of his visit, Dr. Thompson spent valuable time with students at the University Church of Christ and also participated in the University’s General Assemblies. On Sunday, he delivered a sermon from Romans 16, emphasizing the significance of Paul’s greetings and the importance of mutual acknowledgment and fellowship among believers.
Academic Interview with HCU President Dr. Samuel Twumasi-Ankrah
On Tuesday, Dr. Thompson was interviewed by Dr. Samuel Twumasi-Ankrah, a former student at Abilene Christian University and now the Founding President of Heritage Christian University. The insightful session explored Dr. Thompson’s life, academic journey, and his remarkable contributions as a distinguished Christian scholar.
Speech at Assembly on Faith and Scholarship
He also delivered a special address at the General Assembly on Wednesday, titled “What Has Athens Got to Do with Jerusalem? Is There a Relationship Between Scholarship and the Christian Faith?” His thought-provoking presentation challenged students and faculty alike to reflect on the harmony between intellectual inquiry and spiritual devotion.
Honoring the Thompsons’ Legacy at HCU
Some former students of Dr. Thompson present at the events included Mr. Fred Asare, Vice Chairman of the Heritage University Council; Mr. Douglas Ofori, Head of the Department of Theology and Ministry; and Mr. Evans Lartey, Director of Spiritual Life and Chaplaincy at Heritage.
In recognition of the Thompsons’ immense contributions to the university, including support for several faculty members to pursue graduate studies and their role in the establishment of the institution, the Executive Conference Room on the President’s floor was officially named in honor of Dr. James Thompson and Mrs. Carolyn Thompson. […]
April 9, 2025Heritage Christian University celebrated its 2025 SRC Week from March 31 to April 6, featuring a series of engaging events aimed at fostering unity, promoting student welfare, and showcasing talent.
Launch Ceremony and Bonfire Night
March 31, 2025: The week commenced with a morning launch ceremony, followed by an evening bonfire that united staff and students to promote unity.
Entrepreneurship Exhibition, Games & Traditional Night
April 1, 2025: The day featured an Entrepreneurship Exhibition and inter-university games, concluding with a Traditional/Old School Night.
Blood Donation, Cooking Competition & Jersey Night
April 2, 2025: Activities included a blood donation drive, a cooking competition, and various games, with the evening dedicated to a “Rep Your Jersey/Old School Attire” event.
Excursion to Wli Waterfalls and Mountain Afadjato
April 3, 2025: An excursion trip to Wli Waterfalls and mountain Afadjato was organized as part of the celebration.
SRC Float, Indoor Games & Artiste Night
April 4, 2025: The day began with a float led by the SRC and the University Admissions Office, followed by indoor games. The evening featured an Artiste Night with performances by Cina Soul and other top entertainers.
Dinner and Awards Night
April 5, 2025: A Dinner and Awards Night honored executives and was attended by students, faculty, staff, and a special guest, the Member of Parliament for the Amasaman Constituency.
Thanksgiving Service
April 6, 2025: The week concluded with a Thanksgiving Service, reflecting on the successful events.
These events exemplify the SRC’s commitment to enhancing student life on campus and promoting a sense of community within the university.
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Launch Ceremony and Bonfire Night
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Entrepreneurship Exhibition, Games & Traditional Night
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Blood Donation, Cooking Competition & Jersey Night
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Excursion to Wli Waterfalls and Mountain Afadjato
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SRC Float, Indoor Games & Artiste Night
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Dinner and Awards Night
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April 2, 2025Heritage Christian University (HCU) recently hosted an interactive session with its international students, fostering a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere that celebrates diversity and promotes cross-cultural understanding.
The forum provided a platform for international students to share their experiences, challenges, and appreciation for the university, as well as their plans for the upcoming International Students’ Week Celebration.
International students from various countries shared heartfelt stories about adapting to life in Ghana, navigating cultural differences, and balancing academics with social activities. They praised HCU’s supportive faculty, welcoming campus environment, and the strong sense of belonging cultivated within the community.
The students also unveiled exciting plans for the International Students’ Week Celebration, promising a vibrant showcase of cultural performances, traditional meals, and exhibitions from across Africa.
HCU reaffirmed its commitment to supporting its international students, ensuring their journeys are enriching, and their voices are heard. By fostering a culture of inclusivity and diversity, HCU aims to provide a transformative educational experience that prepares students for success in an increasingly globalized world […]
April 2, 2025Heritage Christian University has been crowned CHAMPIONS in both football and basketball tournaments at the SRC Games of Methodist University Ghana
FOOTBALL FINALS:Heritage Christian Univ. 1-1 Methodist Univ. Ghana (Penalties: 4-3)
BASKETBALL FINALS:Heritage Christian Univ. (Winners) vs Wisconsin Univ.
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April 2, 2025Heritage Christian University (HCU) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with ISACA, a global leader in IT governance, cybersecurity, risk management, and assurance. This partnership marks a significant step in equipping students with globally recognized certifications and industry-relevant skills.
As part of the agreement, ISACA has accredited 12 HCU faculty members to train students for certifications. This means that students will have the opportunity to earn prestigious certifications such as Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA), Certified Information Security Manager (CISM), Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC), and Certified Data Privacy Solutions Engineer (CDPSE) while still in school. […]
April 2, 2025Heritage Christian University (HCU) has officially launched its 10th-anniversary celebration under the theme “Marvelous What God Has Done.” The event marked a decade of growth and transformation, celebrating the institution’s journey from humble beginnings to becoming a fully chartered university.
Speaking at the launch, the President of HCU, Dr. Samuel Twumasi-Ankrah, reflected on the university’s evolution, highlighting its commitment to academic excellence and Christian values. He recounted the challenges and milestones that have shaped the institution into a recognized center of higher learning.
The guest speaker, Mr. Fred Asare, Vice Chair of the University Council, attributed HCU’s success to divine providence, emphasizing how God used ordinary men and women to accomplish extraordinary feats. He encouraged the university community to remain steadfast in faith and dedication to its mission.
A new website www.hcu.edu.gh was launched at the event.
The year-long anniversary celebration will feature a series of events, including conferences, public lectures, community outreach programs, and thanksgiving services. The celebrations aim to honor the university’s past, celebrate its present, and inspire a future of continued growth and impact.
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April 2, 2025Heritage Christian University has officially launched its 10th-anniversary celebration with a soul-stirring Marvelous Night of Praise, a musical event filled with songs of thanksgiving and worship. Themed Marvelous What God Has Done (Psalm 118:23), the night marked the beginning of a series of activities to commemorate a decade of academic excellence, spiritual growth, and community impact.
The event featured a rich repertoire of congregational hymns and choral performances, as various singing groups took turns to lift their voices in adoration to God. Heritage Voices and Victory Vocals led the audience in moments of deep reflection and jubilant praise, creating an electrifying atmosphere of worship.
Interspersed with the musical performances were powerful video presentations, including the legendary sermon That’s My King by S.M. Lockridge and historic snippets from the university’s inaugural ceremony in 2016. These visuals provided a nostalgic reminder of the institution’s humble beginnings and the remarkable journey over the past ten years.
As the melodies filled the air, attendees were immersed in a spirit of gratitude, reflecting on God’s faithfulness to Heritage Christian University. The Marvelous Night of Praise set the tone for the upcoming anniversary events, inspiring the Heritage community to celebrate God’s goodness and look forward to an even greater future.
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March 29, 2025The Centre for Entrepreneurship, Philanthropy, and Ethics (CEPE) of Heritage Christian University recently organised a forum, highlighting the transformative impact of philanthropy and ethical practices on individuals, communities, and society as a whole.
Led by Dr. Alexander Ekow Asmah, CEPE Director, the event brought together students, faculty, and staff members to engage in meaningful discussions and share insights on the intersection of philanthropy, entrepreneurship, and ethics.
Dr. Asmah emphasized the importance of aligning entrepreneurial efforts with ethical principles and compassion, inspiring attendees to become proactive contributors to society and fostering a culture of responsible and sustainable business practices.
The forum underpins HCU’s commitment to nurturing future leaders who embody ethical entrepreneurship, compassionate giving, and a deep understanding of the role of philanthropy in driving positive change.
By promoting a values-driven approach to business and community engagement, Heritage Christian University aims to empower the next generation of leaders to create lasting impact and make a meaningful difference in the world.
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March 29, 2025LIVE COVERAGE: PUBLIC LECTURE
Theme: Shaping Society: Leveraging Media in an Age of Misinformation and Disinformation
Speaker: Paa Kwesi Asare (TV3 Broadcast Journalist; BBC Komla Dumor Award Winner 2023)
Click here to watch Interview with Paa Kwesi Asare after the public lectrure
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March 29, 2025The Department of Computing and Engineering at Heritage Christian University recently organized an intensive three-day IT Bootcamp aimed at equipping participants with practical skills in Web Application Development, Mobile Application Development, and Computer Networking. The program attracted aspiring tech enthusiasts, students, and professionals eager to enhance their expertise in cutting-edge digital solutions.
Participants engaged in hands-on training sessions led by experienced faculty members. Through interactive coding exercises, real-world case studies, and collaborative projects, attendees gained insights into software development and networking fundamentals. The bootcamp provided a dynamic learning environment that encouraged innovation, problem-solving, and teamwork.
Beyond technical instruction, the event fostered a culture of creativity and critical thinking. Attendees explored best practices, emerging industry trends, and the importance of ethical considerations in technology development. The insightful experience empowered them with the knowledge and confidence to build scalable applications and navigate the ever-evolving IT landscape.
Heritage Christian University remains committed to advancing technology education and preparing future leaders in the digital space. This successful IT Bootcamp reflects the university’s dedication to bridging the gap between academic learning and industry demands, reinforcing its position as a hub for technological excellence and professional growth.
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March 28, 2025The School of Business and Leadership (SBL) at Heritage Christian University, in collaboration with the Business Students Association, organized a lively community sensitization float as part of Management Week celebrations. This event set the tone for the week, engaging students, faculty, staff, and the surrounding community in an educational and interactive procession.
The float parade had enthusiastic participation from business school students, faculty, and staff. With loud music and a brass band leading the way, the procession caught the attention of local residents. The event created an energetic and festive atmosphere while promoting business leadership and innovation.
Designed to raise awareness and engage the public, the float highlighted the university’s commitment to bridging academia and real-world impact. Through creative displays with placards with various inscriptions and interactive engagement, participants showcased the importance of business education and its role in shaping future leaders.
The Community Sensitization Float successfully brought together the university and its community, fostering collaboration and excitement for the rest of the Management Week celebrations. Heritage Christian University is dedicated to experiential learning, leadership development, and community engagement. For more updates on business leadership initiatives, visit the School of Business and Leadership […]
