Our Governance

Rev. Dr. Peter White, the Vice-President of the University College holds a PhD in Science of Religion and Missiology from the University of Pretoria, South Africa. He also has a Doctor of Theology (Christian Apologetics) from Trinity Graduate School of Theology, India, in addition to certificate in Biblical Hebrew from Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel.

Dr. White holds Diploma in Christian ministry from Vision International College, Australia and Master of Arts in the study of Religions from the University of Ghana, Legon, Accra.

He was a lecturer in the Department of Biblical and Religious Studies, University of Pretoria before joining CSUC.

Until he was appointed the Vice-President, Dr. White served in the following capacities in the University College: Acting University College Chaplain, Head of Theology Department, Acting Dean in the Faculty of Health and Applied Sciences and Assistant University College Chaplain.

Dr. White was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow from October, 2014 to December, 2015 in the Department of Science of Religion and Missiology, University of Pretoria, South Africa. In May 2016, he was offered a three year Senior Postdoctoral Research Fellowship in the same University.

Dr. White is an External Examiner for the Department of Theology, North-West University, Mafikeng Campus, South Africa. He also doubles as an Internal Examiner for the Department of Science of Religion and Missiology, University of Pretoria, South Africa.

He is a regular reviewer for a number of peer reviewed Journals both in Ghana and internationally. Dr. White has presented papers at local and international conferences. He has 22 peer reviewed journal articles to his credit. Dr. White has worked in several administrative and pastoral positions both in the academia and in the church.

Dr. White is married to Esther White and blessed with four children (Peter, Helen, Jason and Jesse). He is a Pastor in the Christ Apostolic Church International.

Mrs. Amma K. Kwaa was educated at Ghana Secondary School, Koforidua in the Eastern Region of Ghana, the University of Ghana, and the University of Bradford, in the U.K. She holds a B.A in English and Drama/Theatre Studies, Graduate Diploma in Communication Studies awarded by the University of Ghana in 1980 and 1982 respectively and Women into Senior Management certificate awarded by the University of Bradford in 1996.

Mrs. Kwaa’s career in management in higher education, beginning in 1990, span a period of twenty-six years all at the University of Ghana where she worked in different sections of the university. She retired in 2016 as Deputy Registrar and Secretary to the College of Health Sciences. Exposure to university administration to other higher educational institutions during the course of her work at the University of Ghana, for study visits in Denmark, Nigeria, the United Kingdom and South Africa, has also contributed to the experience she brings on board.

Prior to working in the University of Ghana, she had taught English in Bangladesh, Ghana and Nigeria. While in Ghana she taught at the Achimota School, Ghana National College and at the Presec Afternoon School (Legon).
Mrs. Amma Kwaa is married with two adult daughters.

Rev. Anthony Boateng-Agyenim is a seasoned religious and administrative leader with wide experience in Pastoral and Church ministries and long standing team leadership training and supervisory experience with excellent inter-cultural and communication skills . He was educated in Ghana, Sierra Leone and the UK and speaks English, Twi, Krio, French and has a working knowledge in Latin.

He holds a Master Of Theology degree in Systematic Theology from Trinity Theological Seminary, Legon, Accra; B.A. Hons (Theology) from the Univeristy of Wales, Lampeter, UK in addition to Diplomas in Sales Management, Administration and Marketing from the College of Professional Studies, Jersey, UK.

Several Leadership Seminars in Ghana, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Nigeria, Turkey, Brazil etc has widened his scope of education, leadership and intercultural perspectives. His ministerial experience has been gained in serving as Assistant Pastor of Trinity United Church , Legon, Accra and several positions in the Presbyterian Church of Sierra Leone where he rose through the ranks to become the Stated Clerk of General Assembly of that Church for several years before taken up his current position as Chaplain of Christian Service University College in Kumasi, Ghana.

He and his wife Helen are blessed with four school going children.