Brilliant Ghanaian Communications Expert Appointed Dean At Hampton University In The U.S.

• A brilliant Ghanaian lady has added another achievement to her wealth of accomplishments
• Carol Crabbe, has just been appointed as an assistance dean at the Hampton University in the U.S.
• The dean of her school indicates that Carol's addition will be instrumental to meeting the institution's objectives

Carol Crabbe, an accomplished Ghanaian woman who has led over 40 different international delegations and helped significant international public relations projects has been appointed as an assistant dean.

The woman who was able to serve in nine countries around the world as an expert in communications would now work at the Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications.

In an official publication on the school's website, it is indicated that the brilliant Ghanaian woman would serve alongside Julia A. Wilson, who is the dean of the school.

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Part of Carol's key objectives would be to work really hard and get the institution recognized as a leading communications school in developing culturally literate, diverse and internationally competitive journalists and strategic communicators with high standards of excellence and ethics.

According to the dean, Carol who holds a master’s degree in media and public affairs from the George Washington University in Washington, D.C., would be instrumental in meeting all the objectives of the school.

Hampton University is one of the leading Historically Black Colleges & Universities in the United States of America.

Statue Raised For Ghanaian Woman Based In The US For Her Contribution to STEM

In another exciting story about a Ghanaian in America, a vibrant Ghanaian lady by the name of Danielle Twum has recently taken to social media to celebrate being celebrated in a grand style.

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The post sighted by YEN.com.gh on the LinkedIn timeline of Danielle Twum had her sharing that she never saw herself becoming a role model to people someday when she started her career but that is exactly what happened.

She showed her appreciation and hoped that her journey inspires the next generation of scientists.

Danielle shared photos of statues of herself along with other women who find themselves in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) field blazing the trail everyday.

Source: YEN.com.gh