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iciHaïti - Launch : 2 new short cycle programs launched at the Henry Christophe Campus
01/08/2024 09:54:51

Last week, Rector Fritz Deshommes of the State University of Haiti (UEH) launched two short-cycle programs at the Henry Christophe Campus (CHC) of the UEH in Limonade. These are a program in Environment (Waste Management) and another in Education focused on Early Childhood.

Supported by the Kellog Foundation, these two training courses will be provided over a period of 2 years.

Chaired by the Rector of the UEH, this event, carried out in a hybrid format (face-to-face and videoconference), took place in the presence of a group of personalities from the academic world and others.

The ceremony also served as an opportunity to welcome the first cohort for each of the programs with a staff of 40 students in Environment and 25 in Education.

Let's point out that the UEH has benefited from the generosity of the Kellogg Foundation, which has provided the necessary funds to call upon the expertise of the Former Community College President & University Professor, Carole Berotte Joseph of Berotte Consultancy Associates, LLC, in order to set up these short-cycle programs in educational sciences and the environment.

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