A Meeting Marked by Unity and Collaboration
As part of the Impact UNAH 2026 mission in Fournier, a fraternal and institutional meeting brought together Toussaint Fils Laguerre, President of COGE-UNAH at the Diquini Campus, and Rose Dana Assilien, President of COGE-UNAH at the Michel Nord Isaac Campus.
This meaningful encounter, captured in a photograph, reflects the spirit of unity, solidarity, and collaboration that characterizes the involvement of the different campuses of the Adventist University of Haiti in this missionary initiative.
Strengthening Connections Across Campuses
Beyond being a simple meeting, this encounter provided an opportunity to strengthen relationships among student leaders from the different UNAH campuses. The presence of representatives from several campuses in Fournier demonstrates a shared commitment to working together, exchanging experiences, and actively contributing to the success of the mission.
Exchanges among COGE-UNAH leaders also encourage the sharing of ideas and initiatives that can enrich university life and strengthen student involvement in missionary and community-service activities.
A Shared Vision for Mission and Service
Impact UNAH 2026 highlights the importance of collaboration in fulfilling the mission of the University. When different campuses bring together their strengths, talents, and resources, they contribute to building a stronger movement in service to the Church and the wider community.
Through their involvement, COGE-UNAH leaders are helping promote a shared vision grounded in service, fellowship, and responsibility.
This gathering in Fournier reminds us that mission is not limited to activities carried out in the field. It is also an opportunity to build meaningful relationships, strengthen solidarity among students, and foster a more united university community around shared values.
Impact UNAH 2026: Different campuses, one mission, one vision.
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