GIMPA Law Faculty Appointed to Prestigious U.S. University Positions
Two faculty members of the school's law faculty have been selected for visiting professorships at notable American law schools, reflecting GIMPA's increasing contribution to global legal education.
The Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) Law School has announced that two of its academic staff have been appointed to visiting professorships at law schools in the United States. These appointments signal a significant achievement for the institution and underscore its growing impact on the global academic stage.
Clement Kojo Akapame Esq. is set to contribute his expertise in International and Commercial Law as a Visiting Professor at Temple University Beasley School of Law. His work at GIMPA has been instrumental in shaping the school's curriculum in these fields, and his new role at Temple University is a testament to his academic prowess.
Similarly, Dr. Enam Antonio has secured a position as the Martin-Flynn Global Law Professor at the University of Connecticut School of Law. Her three-year term in this role speaks to her distinguished career and the value she brings to global legal education.
The engagements of Mr. Akapame and Dr. Antonio with their respective American institutions reflect the high regard in which GIMPA Law School's faculty are held internationally. It highlights the school's commitment to fostering educational excellence and nurturing legal minds capable of transcending local and international arenas.
GIMPA Law School's successful fostering of academic relationships with international institutions such as Temple University and the University of Connecticut serves as a bridge between diverse legal systems and cultures. It stands as a benchmark for GIMPA's aspirations to cement its place as a hub for scholarly legal exchange. These appointments not only honor the individual achievements of Mr. Akapame and Dr. Antonio but also bring prestige to GIMPA Law School as a whole.
