ALICE ASIO is a Clarke International University Master of Public Health(MPH ) Graduate 2018 and Bachelors of Nursing (SON) Graduate 2016. She is one of the many CIU graduates fighting COVID-19 at the front line. Asio’s current role in the COVID-19 Response at the Ministry of Health is on the Incident Management Team (IMT) supporting the Points of Entry.

She is responsible for compiling Points of entry daily data and reports across the country, analysis of data, Coordination of Points of Entry activities at the National level, and providing technical support to the district leadership and Points of Entry staff to ensure that all response activities run smoothly. She also participated in sample collection.

Kajjabwangu Ronald is a proud alumnus of Clarke International University. He graduated from CIU in 2013 with a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing Science.
Currently, he works with Amref Health Africa in South Sudan as a Health Trainer/Lecturer and a Researcher.

Over 5,500 people across the globe meet in Copenhagen, Denmark for a four-day convention, the fourth global Women Deliver Conference aimed at sharing experiences, challenges, lessons and to advocate for improved access to health, education, participation and investment for girls and women.

Join me in congratulating our own Ms Grace Nakajje for rising against all odds to win an unprecedented award. Ms. Nakajje MPH (Weekend II) won the prestigious International Women Achievers' Award (IWAA) in the category of Humanitarian Ambassador Award.