Clark Witherspoon Legacy Reunion on November 8, 2019
"Until the lion has his own historian, the tale of
the hunt will always glorify the hunter " --African Proverb
Drs. Lawrence Mozell Clark, Sr. and Augustus McIver Witherspoon have left a lifelong legacy of pride, excellence and thirst for the betterment of humanity in the hearts and minds of the North Carolina State University community. Their legacies entwine a culturally diverse mixture of students, staff and professionals who sojourned to West Africa in 1989 through 1995.
These students and staff have now come back to celebrate the legacy of these great visionaries who have inspired them to become astute professionals that touch the lives of others.
Do you remember the first moment you touched down on African soil? Was your heart filled
with expectant joy? Were you anxious about the days ahead?
What were your most memorable moments? Who was there with you?
Do you remember the warm and wonderful people?
And the food...
Join the CWLegacy as we take a stride down memory lane to remember and honor, to catch up
and share, and to ensure that we “continue the legacy.”
A PAR approach to International Development for Schools in Ghana
Kwame Gyamfi implemented a International Development project using the Participatory Action Research (PAR) methodology. This effort made it possible to provide electricity for a local school in Teshie Nungua, Ghana. The Teshie Estates Prepartory School (TEPS) embraced the PAR method, and school administrators decided that the most important area to be targeted for development were a school earmarked for development were a functional library and adequate lighting.
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