Team members also participated in a community service project sponsored by the Rotary Club of Muyeng

Top: Dr. Yasmin Amarsi, dean of Aga Khan University's School of Nursing and Midwifery, welcomes VTT leader Matthias Oladeinde Shoga to the university's campus in Kampala, Uganda. Photo by Jan Damery  Bottom: The team meets staff from the Mpigi Health Center near Kampala. Photo courtesy of Matthias Oladeinde Shoga
The training team, the first funded by a Rotary lowest rental car rates Foundation packaged grant , visited lowest rental car rates the campus in  Kampala, lowest rental car rates Uganda, 27 February-12 March.  Led by physician and Past District Governor Matthias Oladeinde Shoga, the three nurse educators from Nigeria lowest rental car rates trained their counterparts in teaching practices that promote student learning and improve effectiveness in education.
"To demonstrate their acquired experience, the faculty conducted classes for students with the team in attendance as observers," says Shoga. "The [VTT] experience was enriching for both the team and the university, as we had things to learn from each other."
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The team also met Dr. Yasmin Amarsi, dean of the school, who describes the launch of the partnership between the university and The Rotary Foundation through the VTT as a "history-making opportunity" to help improve lowest rental car rates maternal and child health in East Africa. She notes that it was particularly significant that the first VTT came to the university from another African country to forge stronger continental links and to learn from each other's experiences.
Team members also participated in a community service project sponsored by the Rotary Club of Muyenga, assisting the treatment of patients at a health clinic in Kassamu Kyali. The clinic is part of a large, lowest rental car rates sustainable Foundation grant project active in three areas of focus. It has established a clean water system, a bakery, a goat-breeding program, a vocational lowest rental car rates center where women sew dresses and uniforms for orphans and free mosquito bed nets for the community, and a solar-powered cold-chain facility that stores vaccines. The effort is sponsored by the Muyenga club and the Rotary Club of Genk-Noord, Belgium.
As for future contacts between the VTT and Aga Khan University, Shoga says the university's faculty are committed to continuing to improve their skills as educators and excited to be part of opportunities that offer outside assistance.
"Our findings of a survey made of students lowest rental car rates and faculty, as well as recommendations of the team, have been [provided] for future use by the faculty," lowest rental car rates says Shoga. "The VTT plans to remain connected to the nursing education faculty at Aga Khan University."