CLEMENT TETTEH

A dedicated educator with a diverse academic and professional backgrounds, and strong research skills. Currently pursuing a master's degree in History at Northern Illinois University. I have also completed 57 credit hours toward an MBA in Marketing which I have gained knowledge in accounting, finance, organizational behavior, management, and marketing strategies. This unique combination equips me with analytical, organizational, and communication skills applicable across various fields. Ultimately, I am very open to attempt new endeavors and acquire new diverse knowledge and skills to be versatile.

Medi Ghana Outreach, Mobilized and shared resources to some highly deprived communities, and prisons in Ghana. Helped to educate children on the importance of education and career goals.

• President, History Students Association of the University of Ghana, 01/01/20, 12/31/21, Organized a field and educational trip. Selected and trained a team for an inter-university students debate in Ghana.
• National Treasurer, History Students Association of Ghana, 01/01/21, 12/31/21, Coordinated and raised funds and sponsorship for the club.
• Compound Prefect, Nkwatia Presbyterian Senior High School, 01/01/16, 12/31/17, Introduced a plastic recycling project in the school.
• Organizing Secretary, General Arts Students Association, 01/01/16, 12/31/17

• Mobile Phone Brand Preferences and Decision-Making Factors: A Study of Generation Y Students at the University of Ghana.
• Gender and Traditional Authority in Ghana: Evolution of the Asante Queen Mother Institution, 1900-2000.
• Negotiating Power and Identity: Exploring Gender History through the Lives of Female Chiefs in Colonial Ghana.
• Breaking the Chains of Silence: Unveiling Gender-Based Violence in Ghana.

Professor of History- University of Ghana.

Email: eaofosu-mensha@st.ug.edu.gh.