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| Former First Lady of Zambia Vera Tembo Chiluba with UGCSI Vice Chancellor, Prof. Donella Pitzl |
In Zambia Africa, January 2017, United Graduate College and Seminary International presented an Honorary Doctorate Degree in Philosophy in Humanities to Former First Lady of Zambia Africa. First Lady Vera Tembo Chiluba has been a leader of her people for many years. UGCSI recognizes her heart for mankind in her actions and life record. She has a heart for women and orphans in her country and has spent much of her life attending to their needs. She is greatly honored in Zambia and it was an honor for United Graduate College and Seminary International to be able to bestow upon her this Honorary Doctorate in Philosophy in Humanities.
The ceremony took place in the Capitol City of Lusaka with Chief Chancellor Professor Clyde Rivers and Vice Chancellor Professor Donella Pitzl presenting and many of "Mama Vera's" (as she is known) friends and family in attendance. It was truly a great day for Zambia to see one of their beloved honored by an institution from America. Professor Pitzl said, "It was a day the observe the value of honor and how it elevates others to a better place. It brings a standard by which others can use in life to measure their actions. Good models of love and integrity are so needed in our world. Mama Vera has allowed her life to be an example of caring for others. She has used her skills and formed a philosophy to live by."
United Graduate College and Seminary International is in over 50 nations, has over 100,000 graduates and was founded in 1982 by Dr. Martin Wisor. It is a private International Christian College and Seminary. United Graduate College and Seminary International offers ministry training and ministry degrees through online Internet programs. We provide tools for students around the world seeking a practical Biblical education. Our students are located around the globe and represent many different cultures and people groups.
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