The Joseph & Elizabeth Quansah (JEQ) Foundation has awarded new full tuition and residential scholarships to 15 Ghanaian college and university students for their entire undergraduate programs in Ghana. The students were selected out of 700 applicants and went through a rigorous application and interview process.

The recipients are :

1. Elvis Djanduh-2nd year, Diagnostic Imaging Technology, University of Cape Coast (UCC)

2. Clifford Yeboah Duodu- 4th year, Medicine and Surgery, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science
and Technology (KNUST)

3. Abraham Ayamigah-2nd year, Computer Science and Engineering, University of Mines and
Technology (UMAT), Tarkwa

4. Clement Barrfo-3rd year, Administration, University of Ghana

5. Vera Ampomaa – 2nd year, Nursing, Modal College, Sogakope, Volta Region

6. Leonard Nketsiah- 1st year, Technology In Marketing, Takoradi Technical University (TTU).

7. Gabriel Asante – 2nd year, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, University Of Energy And
Natural Resources (UENR), Sunyani.

8. Precious Baryeh –3rd year, Natural Resources Management, University Of Energy And Natural
Resources (UENR), Sunyani.

9. Sawudtau Hamidu- 1st year, Environment and Public Health, University of Environment and
Sustainable Development (UESD). Somanya, Eastern Region

10. Pascal Gmanyi Poanlab – 1st year, Sustainable Development, University of Environment and
Sustainable Development (UESD). Somanya, Eastern Region.

11. Gideon Nwati- 1st year, Biotechnology and Molecular Biology, University for Development
Studies (UDS)

12. Tananja Kennedy-3rd year, Medical Laboratory Science, University for Development Studies
(UDS), Tamale

13. Alfred Yelboore – 2nd year, Medical Laboratory Science, University for Development Studies
(UDS)

14. James Akulaa – 3rd year, Statistics, CK -Tedam University of Technology and Applied Sciences 15. Sandra Anaba- 3rd year, Statistics, CK -Tedam University of Technology and Applied Sciences.



The JEQ Foundation founded in the USA in 2019, was established to support Ghanaian students who excel academically but lack financial resources for tertiary education. The foundation provides tuition/ residential scholarships, and laptops to selected needy but excellent students who have gained admission to undergraduate programs in public or private educational institutions. In addition to the financial support, the foundation provides academic advising, mentorship, and some internship opportunities in Ghana for scholarship recipients.