September 1, 2020
Over the summer, CAS supported students with interested in doing Africa-related independent research and faculty supported research which resulted in a presentation and written report at the end of summer. You can find the topic of research by the student research below:
Ilham Abdalla Tagelsir Ali | FDR Initiative Research Assistant working with Grad student Orelia Jonathan |
Augustine Bannerman | Independent research on the affects of COVID-19 on higher education in Ghana |
Abraham Dada |
Faculty Supported Research: A Systematic Review of the Epidemiology and Risk Factors of Dementia in Sub-Saharan Africa |
Suuba Demby | Faculty Supported Research with Zoe Marks: Sierra Leone Girls’ Empowerment Initiative |
Chenai Mangachena | Independent reseach: Social Media in Zimbabwe |
Jordan Mubako | Independent reseach: economic impacts of COVID-19 on Zimbabwe |
Roy Mugobi | Independent Research: Small scale mining in Zimbabwe |
Sasasa Dlamini | Independent research: Tanzania: How postcolonial governments regulate human behavior through symbols and representations |
Asteria Chilambo | Independent Research: How does the Transition from the Use of Swahili to English From Primary Public Schools to Secondary Schools Affect Students’ Learning in Tanzania? |
Kayla Getter | Independent Research: Continuation of her J-Term project on history education on the Rwandan Genocide |