Nigerian, Okediji, emerges Academic Affairs VP at Harvard
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Nigerian, Okediji, emerges Academic Affairs VP at Harvard
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By Naomisophy blog
A Nigerian scholar, Enitan Okediji, has emerged as the Vice President of Academic Affairs at Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government in Boston, United States.
The University of York alumnus made the announcement on her Twitter page on Monday.
As the Vice President of Academic Affairs, Okediji will “represent student voices and issues” to the school’s administration.
She wrote, “Life really begins at the end of your comfort zone. It’s not usually my forte to put myself out in the arena, but since I came into this space, I’ve realised how essential it is for a person of colour to hold the space for others and ensure their voices fill the room through mine.
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“I count it a great honor and a call to service to have been elected as the Vice President, Academic Affairs of Harvard Kennedy School of Government.
“Grateful for the trust and confidence to represent student voices and issues to the HKS Administration.”
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