The University of The Gambia (UTG) signed an Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with South Carolina State University (SCSU), marking a significant step towards strengthening international collaboration in education, research, and innovation. The ceremony, which took place at the UTG Kanifing campus, was attended by esteemed leaders from both institutions.
Representing the University of The Gambia, Vice Chancellor Professor Herbert Robinson expressed his gratitude to the delegation from South Carolina State University for their commitment to forging a partnership with UTG. “We are honoured that South Carolina State University has chosen to collaborate with the University of The Gambia. This MOU represents our shared commitment to expanding stakeholder engagement, enhancing teaching and learning experiences, and driving forward research and innovation for development,” stated Professor Robinson.
The South Carolina State University delegation was led by Colonel Alexander Conyers, President of SCSU, accompanied by key members of his senior management team. The partnership aims to facilitate academic exchanges, joint research initiatives, and capacity-building programs that will benefit both institutions and contribute to the global academic community.
Following the MoU signing, Dr. Louis Whitesides, Vice President for Research and Extension Programs at SCSU delivered an insightful presentation on “Research Possibilities in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.” Dr. Whitesides highlighted the transformative potential of AI in various fields and discussed opportunities for collaborative research that could harness these advancements to address global challenges.
The University of The Gambia looks forward to a fruitful collaboration with South Carolina State University, as both institutions work together to achieve their shared
