Wednesday, May 17, 2006
Und das nun ein wunderschönes Naturfoto auf der Wanderung mit einem wunderbaren Mann ;)
Murielle (meine liebe Freundin, welche ich in Zimbabwe kennengelernt habe), Sie meine treue Festchenbesucherin.. M?ssen unbedingt wieder mal richtig abmachen, gell?
Mariette (she was also in TZ, me,) Niel (er macht eine Diss im Chad unter den Nomaden)
Tanzanian Faction (Kefas, Paschal, me (Mchaga/Mdengereko), Msukuma aka Masanja) :)
Tizi (good old friend, he himself working his ass off to pass his law exams)
Monica (Coordinator ZASB/PHD to be, me, Tata, Mama I guess mom is proud of me, look at her :) )
That was at my apero celebrating my completion of the studies (me, Masanja, Mugasa, Kefas)
Christine took this pic just after Marcel told me to stop crossing my eyes.. One should note my perplexed look on my face
Marcels directions went: "look up at me, don't close your eyes, smile..." phuuu
Handing over the diploma
Here one of the many pictures we took to demonstrate the handing over of my master diploma. Now I am officially a Master of Arts in African Studies!!Wednesday, May 03, 2006
Magistra Artium in African Studies specialising in Epidemiology and Environmental Science
Dear all,
God has been gracious.
I completed my studies...
The oral exam did not go very well in my eyes. I felt that i couldn't show what I knew and learned for.
But in the end I still received a 5 (scale 1 to 6, where 4 is pass, 5 = good, 6= very good). Which stands for a magna cum laude..
So I'm very relieved that it is over now..
All the time of my studies has been an invaluable experience...
God has been gracious.
I completed my studies...
The oral exam did not go very well in my eyes. I felt that i couldn't show what I knew and learned for.
But in the end I still received a 5 (scale 1 to 6, where 4 is pass, 5 = good, 6= very good). Which stands for a magna cum laude..
So I'm very relieved that it is over now..
All the time of my studies has been an invaluable experience...
