Lofa County University’s Acting president, Morlu Korsor, has commended President Joseph Boakai for his vision in reconstituting the university’s Board of Trustees.
The new board will be chaired by Bishop G. Victor Padmore of the Lutheran Church.
Dr. Korsor expressed confidence that the inclusion of highly qualified professionals on the board will lead to significant improvements at the university, enhancing its ability to meet the academic needs of students.
He emphasized that President Boakai’s selection reflects a strong commitment to quality education for the nation’s future leaders.
During his tenure as acting president, Dr. Korsor plans to collaborate closely with the new board members to facilitate their work, paving the way for permanent leadership at the university.
Having served as Vice president for Academic Affairs for the past five years, Dr. Korsor’s proficiency makes him a potential candidate for permanent appointment by President Boakai.
Promising a radical transformation, Dr. Korsor aims to make Lofa County University unparalleled in the region.
He is optimistic that with a professional team and the board’s support, necessary changes to foster quality education can be achieved.
Dr. Korsor has vowed to depoliticize the university, stating that past political interference has hindered its progress.
He believes that eliminating such interference is crucial for restoring the institution’s academic standards.
With a clear focus on quality education and a strategic approach to leadership, Dr. Korsor’s administration is poised to bring about significant and lasting improvements at Lofa County University.
