Student Representative Council - SMPU

Congratulations to our President Emeritus Moshed A Cheapo

We are excited to announce Moshed Archie Cheapo as a member of PYPP Class XIII.
Moshed is a 2024 graduate of Stella Maris Polytechnic University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Building Construction Technology, focusing specifically on Architectural Design principles.

During his final year, he demonstrated strong leadership skills and was elected President of the Student Representative Council of the Stella Maris Polytechnic University. As President, he advocated for student interests and fostered a sense of community among the student body. He mobilized resources and created an outdoor sitting space with a canopy for students to await classes while on campus.

Moshed was actively involved in the Liberia Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative (LEITI) speaker series, which aimed to raise awareness about transparency and accountability in Liberia’s resource management. He also participated in the prestigious USAID Development Matters Program held at the American Embassy near Monrovia, allowing him to engage with key development issues and network with professionals in the field.

Beyond his academic and extracurricular commitments, Moshed serves as the Program Officer and Organizing Head for the Baptist Seminary Community Youth. In this role, he works tirelessly to empower young individuals through various community programs and initiatives, fostering leadership skills and promoting personal development. His dedication to service reflects his commitment to making a positive impact in his community and beyond.

Moshed aspires to become a Project Manager. He will serve his two-year fellowship at the Ministry of Public Works.





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Congratulations to the President Emeritus of the Student Representative Council-SMPU on your appointment as a member of the Executive Committee in the capacity as Deputy Secretary for STEM and Innovation.
We are of the strongest conviction that you’ll serve very well.
Congratulations Mr. President