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Making It Possible
Goodbyes are sad. Who said parting is such sweet sorrow? Sweet?!? Some would say that I have lived for the past ten months around the world, far from my family and friends. They would be wrong. T… more →
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Making It Possible
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wrote 1 year ago: Goodbyes are sad. Who said parting is such sweet sorrow? Sweet?!? Some would say that I have lived … more →
SEKUCo Makes the Grade
wrote 1 year ago: Last month we had a visit from the Tanzanian Commission for Universities. In mid-May, a committee of … more →
Expo!
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wrote 1 year ago: Today, our school car, filled with 5 people – Honoratha, Emma, Mgonda, Kiondo and me, headed inland … more →
It's all in the family....
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wrote 1 year ago: I had the joy of having my parents with me in Tanzania for several weeks. My father was here for two … more →
History Made as First Semester Ends
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wrote 1 year ago: First semester exams have passed and students await word that they too have passed. Dorm rooms are e … more →
Getting there...
wrote 1 year ago: A few weeks ago, a reader of these pages wrote: May you please construct an independent website for … more →
Setting the Course
wrote 2 years ago: Curriculum development for Sebastian Kolowa University College’s inaugural year has engaged ed … more →
Christmas: A Suddenly Silent Campus
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wrote 2 years ago: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all around the world! Here at SEKUCo we have just finished mi … more →
WE HAVE OPENED!!
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wrote 2 years ago: This has been a busy but wonderful week! Our Tanzanian community was joined by leaders from around t … more →
Punda Milia
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wrote 2 years ago: Although this blog has been quiet, life in a language school is anything but quiet. Tunasema saa. Th … more →
Enrollment Closes at 178!
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wrote 2 years ago: We are making progress! As of this week 178 students had been accepted and will start arriving in l … more →
SEKUCo Gets Its Name
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wrote 2 years ago: A recent email asked: why was SEKUCo named SEKUCo? SEKUCo’s name is rich in history and its fu … more →
