Inside Look

De'Zjana Phiniezy, who graduated from EKU in 2019, is featured in this series intended to let EKU faculty, staff, students, or alumni discuss their encounters with African or African American studies, peoples, and societies as students, instructors, researchers, or travelers.

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Amanda E. Lewis, who recently completed a study abroad program in Kenya, is featured in this series intended to let EKU faculty, staff, students, or alumni discuss their encounters with African or African-American studies, peoples, and societies as students, instructors, researchers, or travelers. 

Adefemi Ajayi, who graduated from EKU in 2016 with a Master of Science in Technology Management, and served as the president of EKU’s African Student Association, is featured in this series intended to let EKU faculty, staff, students, or alumni discuss their encounters with African or African American studies, peoples, and societies as students, instructors, researchers, or travelers.