GNA University signs MoU with Fort Hays State University

Jalandhar, August 7, 2019: GNA University has signed an MoU with Fort Hays State University that stands for the frontlines of innovation and education along with rendering of award winning programs.

Keeping the objective in mind, GNA University, one of the best Universities in North India and Fort Hays State University, the Midwest’s state leading University collaborated together by aligning via an MoU to support each other through initiatives that allow every student and faculty to excel in their career.

The MoU was duly signed with the representatives from Fort Hyas State University Tisa Mason- President, J Arensdorf- Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, M Barnett- Vice President for Admin and Finance, PG Dixon- Interim Dean, K Stewart- Dept. of Applied Technology along with the President- Mr Gurdeep Singh Sihra, Vice- President- Mr Keerat Seehra, the Vice- Chancellor- Dr VK Rattan, the Registrar- Dr Narendra Awasthi, and Dean Faculty of Design and Innovation- Mr CR Tripathi.

With this signing of the MoU with Fort Hays State University, the credits of the subject studied by the students of GNA University will be transferred to the remaining part of the study in the United States.

Keerat Seehra, Vice-President, GNA University thanked the academic initiative of the Team and heartily congratulated the representatives from the Fort Hays State University for the MOU and said, “I assuredly believe our GUites will always discover and experience something impeccable at Fort Hays State University.”

Dr VK Rattan, Vice-Chancellor, GNA University offered his deep gratitude to Fort Hays State University for giving the students of the GNA University a golden chance to gain maximum out of the credit transfer program.

Gurdeep Singh Sihra, the President GNA University expressed, “Giving an unusual exposure to the GUites through a highly accessible and award winning education via the credit transfer at Fort Hays State University will be a valuable addendum to their existing knowledge.”