EPAN
Ethiopian Professionals Association Network (EPAN) is a
unique nonprofit and nonpolitical organization founded in Kansas City Missouri
by Ethiopian Engineering Students and company recruits who attended the National
Society of Black Engineers 25th annual convention. The idea of creating EPAN was
originally discussed at the "Blue Nile Café" in Kansas City, MO.
within a small group on March 25th, 1999 which the next day drew a lot of
support at "Martha Café" in Kansas. At the get together it was
noticed that the lack of communication and information sharing among Ethiopians
was something most of Ethiopians have always found lacking. It was concluded
that Ethiopians need to work a little harder at coming together and sharing
information to pull each other. There fore Ethiopian Professionals Association
Network was born.
Mission
The mission of EPAN is to provide our fellow Ethiopians
with information so they achieve competitive advantage in the professional
world.
Principle
Providing the needs of our fellow Ethiopians consistent
with the information we know is EPAN's key principles. We seek to understand our
fellow Ethiopians needs and respond to them in a teamwork environment with all
information that we are knowledgeable. We have to work on:- Work on the right
things to maximize our fellow Ethiopians in the professional world- Meet our
commitment to satisfy everyone's goals and ours- Provide expertise and full
awareness of information in the areas most important to everyone's needs-
Promote an environment that encourages each one of us to realize our highest
potential by accepting challenge and striving for excellence- Act in a spirit of
teamwork within ourselves, seek opportunities for personal growth.
1. Job openings and opportunities
2. Scholarship Information
3. Information on careers
4. Information on schools
5. Donating books and computers to be shipped to
universities in Ethiopia
"TOGETHER: Stronger for progress; Faith to Succeed
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| WHAT IS NEW |
| Electrical
Engineering Department International Conference on Electrical and Computer Engineering Bahir Dar, Ethiopia March 2003 |
| DV 2004 |
| PASSED EVENTS |
| Ethiosummit 2002 |
| 2nd annual ESAI conference 2001 |
| 28th Annual
National Society of Black Engineers Convention |