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| | ASEE PRISM - May-June 2002 - Leading the Way |
 | | To Kim Battle, an African American lecturing in mechanical engineering at Wits, the significance of her new boss's appointment goes beyond the message that, Wits is transforming and not stuck, as she says. |
 | | Mercy Shuma-Iwisi, a Tanzanian who started lecturing at Wits last year, found that in her first quarter, the only students to visit her office were Africans, though she questions whether this was because of a greater comfort level or a greater need for help. |
 | | Nkado's credentials will give pause to anyone who might label his appointment affirmative. From his bachelor's degree at Nigeria's Ahmadu Bello University, where he was named top engineering student, to his master of business administration degree from Wits University, where he won best graduating part-time M.B.A., accolades have followed Nkado. |
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