March has been a great month for all of us. From celebrating Women’s Day to expanding university facilities to having fun on Holi and everything in between, we did a lot in a month.

Here is a quick look back and look forward. Let’s dive in:

#1 Vice Chancellor on Recent Developments and Future Plans of LAU

Hello, all students and LAU members!

Hope that March was as great for you as it was for the entire University!

Last month we celebrated Holi together, and it indeed filled our University with colors of happiness, success and new milestones in our journey of becoming a leading medical institution in the world.

In the previous month, some of our significant plans have come to life, and the major one is the expansion of clinical rotations in Nepal. We have tied up with Manmohan Memorial Teaching Hospital, Nepal to offer our students clinical rotations in the country of shrines.

That’s not all; we are in the process of land acquisition in Guyana to develop a fully equipped University campus that will advance the existing infrastructure for medical education as well as to enhance the overall experience for our students.

On that note, I, on behalf of all the LAU members, reaffirm that we will keep our endeavor going on to expand the ground of opportunities for all our students and that your future at LAU is in safe hands. We need the continuous support of all the stakeholders including the parents to make LAU a renowned global destination for quality medical education.

By working together on this exciting journey, we can travel miles towards a glorious medical future, and we will!

Best wishes,
Air Marshal (Dr) Pawan Kapoor
Vice Chancellor, Lincoln American University

#2 Holi Hola! Most Playful Festival, Most Playful Way!

We celebrated Holi with full enthusiasm and fervor in all its colors in the LAU campus.

On occasion, His Excellency H.E. Mr. V. Mahalingam, High Commissioner of India, Guyana invited us to join the celebration graced by both the Acting President of Guyana, several Ministers and former President and Prime Minister of Guyana.

Let’s have a revival of the memories of the fun we had on the crazy day:

#3 Commitment To Public Health. Commitment To Quality Education. Restated!

Recently, our Vice Chancellor, Air Marshal (Dr) Pawan Kapoor and Dean of Academic Affairs, Dr. Wesley Torrington had the opportunity to meet Hon’ble Minister Volda Lawrence, Member of Parliament and Minister of Public Health, Guyana.

In the meeting, the three dignitaries held discussions on multiple avenues to ensure proper health services in Guyana, and the Vice Chancellor apprised the Hon’ble Minister about how LAU is working to transform the state of medical education and health in Guyana and Caribbean. Have an official peek: