Discover George Acquaah's enlightening works, where profound insights meet practical knowledge. His wisdom-rich publications are perfect for readers looking to expand their understanding and enrich their lives.
This comprehensive guide offers invaluable insights into the world of plant genetics and breeding, making it an essential resource for students, researchers, and professionals aiming to drive innovation in agriculture and biotechnology. Explore the future of plant science with Acquaah’s expert knowledge and clear, accessible writing.
“A beautiful story of inspiration and love! The words just flow from the author’s pen and also from his heart. Extraordinary! Well written! I love that the writer mentions God’s hand in Dr. Acquaah’s journey and that it is noted on almost every page. I feel that Dr. Acquaah was guided by our Lord and Savior, and even during low points, she persevered. One can see that she and her Lord were walking together and her wisdom and insight pleased Him.
God gave this woman a gift and she decided how she would use it. The medical and academic communities are indeed blessed to have her knowledge and skill and dedication.
The author’s explanations of African culture and how Dr. Acquaah transitioned to life in America and their amazing family dynamic is fascinating! Her focus is true and unyielding!” Sandra Plank.
“The biography of a devoted Obstetrician and Gynecologist is an inspiring true story of a woman, born in Ghana, immigrated to USA with her husband George A. Theresa pursued a MD degree successfully as she also birthed and raised 4 children. As a former associate in Dr. T. Acquaah’s OB/GYN practice, I enthusiastically applaud & recommend this book particularly to young people aspiring for their dream.”
Review of “Made in Africa, Made it in America”: A beautiful story of inspiration and love! The words just flow from the writer’s pen and also from his heart. Extraordinary! Well written! I love that the writer mentions God’s hand in Dr. Acquaah’s journey and that it is noted on almost every page. I feel that Dr. Theresa Acquaah was guided by our Lord and Saviour, and even during low points, she persevered. One can see that she…
and her Lord were walking together and her wisdom and insight pleased Him. God gave this woman a gift and she decided how she would use it. The medical and academic community are indeed blessed to have her knowledge and skill and dedication.
The author’s explanations of African culture and how Dr. Acquaah transitioned to life in America and their amazing family dynamic is fascinating! Her focus is true and unyielding!
Sandra Plank
Is the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Bowie State University. He received his Bachelor of Science- Agricultural Science with honors and Master of Science-Crop Science degrees from the University of Ghana, Legon, in 1975 and 1979, respectively. He lectured at the School of Agriculture at the University of Cape Coast in Ghana for four years, before proceeding to Michigan State University as a Fulbright Scholar, where he received a Ph.D. in Plant Breeding and Genetics in 1987.
After a postdoctoral fellowship as a Visiting Research Associate at Michigan State University, Dr. Acquaah accepted a position as Assistant Professor and Management Specialist at Langston University, Oklahoma. He later served as Professor and Chair of the Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources. He also served briefly as Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs at Langston University in 2008, before assuming the position of Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Bowie State University.
George Acquaah’s Family Journey in Frames
