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MEET OUR PATRONS
Dr. Stephen Moore (UCC)
Dr. Stephen Moore is a senior lecturer in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Cape Coast (UCC), Ghana. Renowned for his expertise in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Natural Language Processing (NLP), Dr. Moore focuses on tackling challenges associated with low-resource languages in Africa.
As a co-founder of Ghana NLP, he has spearheaded efforts to develop computational tools for African languages like Akan, Dagbani, Ewe, and Ga. Since 2020, his team has introduced groundbreaking technologies, including ABENA: A BERT Now in Akan, an AI language model tailored to Akan, and Khaya, a translation app that facilitates seamless communication across multiple African languages.
Dr. Moore’s work has earned him academic and industry recognition. In 2023, he became the first Ghanaian to receive a prestigious $30,000 Google Research Grant, honoring his contributions to advancing African NLP and mentoring young researchers through Ghana NLP.
Beyond innovation, Dr. Moore champions the role of AI in addressing societal challenges. He actively promotes AI’s transformative potential in education, communication, and cultural preservation, inspiring students and the broader AI community to explore impactful solutions.
Dr. Kofi Adu-Benneh (KNUST)
The patron of APSU HOPSA KNUST is Dr. Kofi Adu-Benneh, a distinguished figure who has significantly contributed to the advancement of the association. His leadership and mentorship have played a pivotal role in shaping the direction of APSU HOPSA on the KNUST campus. Dr. Adu-Benneh’s experience and dedication have provided valuable guidance to the organization, helping it to foster stronger bonds among alumni, students, and the broader St. Augustine’s College community.
As a patron, Dr. Adu-Benneh has actively supported initiatives that promote academic excellence, networking, and professional growth for APSU members. Under his guidance, APSU HOPSA KNUST has continued to thrive, organizing events and providing mentorship to current students and young alumni. His commitment to ensuring the association’s continued success has made a lasting impact on both the alumni and the institution itself
(UOG)
The patron of APSU HOPSA at the University of Ghana (UG) Legon is an important figure whose contributions extend beyond mere advisory roles. As a mentor and leader, the patron plays a crucial part in ensuring the success of APSU HOPSA, a union of alumni from St. Augustine’s College. By fostering the growth of the union and guiding its executives, the patron helps maintain the integrity of the APSU HOPSA mission and its efforts in various community and social initiatives.
With a strong academic and professional background, the patron provides counsel that enables the union to uphold its values of excellence, leadership, and community service. Their guidance is key in structuring events and activities that serve not only the alumni network but also contribute to the broader community development goals.
The patron’s engagement goes beyond the ceremonial as they are involved in advising on the strategic direction of the organization, ensuring the sustainability of APSU HOPSA’s goals, and leveraging their experience to drive projects that will positively impact students and alumni alike.
(UMAT)
Currently, specific details about the Patron of APSU HOPSA UMAT are not readily available online. However, APSU HOPSA typically appoints accomplished alumni who embody leadership, mentorship, and dedication to the values of St. Augustine’s College and Holy Child School to serve as patrons.
If you’re looking to contact the APSU HOPSA team at UMAT for more details, their official website or social media platforms might provide further insights or direct communication options
(UNER)
Currently, specific details about the Patron of APSU HOPSA UNER (University of Energy and Natural Resources) are not readily available online. However, APSU HOPSA typically appoints accomplished alumni who embody leadership, mentorship, and dedication to the values of St. Augustine’s College and Holy Child School to serve as patrons.
If you’re looking to contact the APSU HOPSA team at UNER for more details, their official website or social media platforms might provide further insights or direct communication options
MEET APSU NATIONAL SECRETARY
Eric Atta-Sono
Eric Atta-Sono serves as the National Secretary of the Augusco Past Students Union (APSU). Based at the APSU Secretariat at the Trade Fair Centre in Accra, Ghana, he plays a critical role in coordinating alumni activities and maintaining strong ties between members and St. Augustine’s College.
Under his leadership, APSU has implemented key projects, including the refurbishment of the school’s Geography Block, which involved electrical rewiring, structural repairs, and modernization efforts to enhance the learning environment. Eric also oversees mentorship programs, connecting alumni with current students to foster entrepreneurship and personal development.
His vision emphasizes collective contributions from alumni, ensuring resources are mobilized effectively to sustain the legacy and infrastructure of St. Augustine’s College.
MEET APSU USA PRESIDENT
Augustine Abotsi
Augustine Abotsi, an alumnus of the 1993 year group of St. Augustine’s College, is the President of the APSU USA Chapter, representing alumni in the United States, Mexico, and the Caribbean.
During his tenure, Augustine has established the APSU USA $1 Million Endowment Fund, aimed at supporting the long-term development of St. Augustine’s College. He has also formalized APSU USA as a tax-exempt organization, enhancing fundraising capabilities.
His administration introduced the APSU North Star Series, monthly virtual sessions focused on professional and personal growth for members. Augustine’s commitment to mentorship and educational initiatives has fostered a culture of guidance and support, ensuring an enduring connection between alumni and their alma mater.
His leadership reflects the core values of St. Augustine’s College and his dedication to building a stronger alumni network.
