Prof. Sarpong of UEW Appointed as Coordinator for ICHPER-SD in West Africa
Professor Emmanuel Osei Sarpong
In a remarkable achievement for the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), Professor Emmanuel Osei Sarpong, the Acting Dean of the Faculty of Health, Allied Sciences, and Home Economics Education, has been appointed as the Coordinator for the West Africa Zone by the International Council for Health, Physical Education, Sports, and Dance (ICHPER-SD). This prestigious appointment is a testament to Prof. Sarpong’s distinguished scholarship and outstanding contributions to the field.
ICHPER-SD, a renowned international organization dedicated to promoting health, physical education, sports, and dance, recently announced a leadership reshuffle within its Africa Region, in line with the organization’s new vision and goals. As part of this reshuffle, Prof. Sarpong has been entrusted with the crucial responsibility of coordinating and overseeing ICHPER-SD’s activities and initiatives in the West Africa Zone.
Prof. Sarpong’s appointment signifies the recognition of his exceptional expertise and extensive experience in the field of health, physical education, sports, and dance. With his profound knowledge and remarkable leadership skills, he is expected to play a pivotal role in advancing ICHPER-SD’s mission of promoting and enhancing the quality of education and research in these domains throughout West Africa.
As the Coordinator for the West Africa Zone, Prof. Sarpong will be responsible for fostering collaborations and partnerships with educational institutions, government bodies, and stakeholders in the region.
Also, his primary objective will be to facilitate the exchange of ideas, best practices, and resources among professionals, educators, and researchers, thereby promoting the holistic development and well-being of individuals through health, physical education, sports, and dance.
Speaking about his new role, Prof. Sarpong expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to contribute to the development of these crucial disciplines in West Africa. He emphasized the importance of collaboration and knowledge-sharing in fostering innovation and excellence in health, physical education, sports, and dance.
“I am honored and humbled to be appointed as the Coordinator for the West Africa Zone by ICHPER-SD,” said Prof. Sarpong. “I look forward to working closely with educators, researchers, and professionals in the region to promote the significance of health, physical education, sports, and dance in nurturing well-rounded individuals and building vibrant communities.”
SOURCE: Coverghana.com.gh
