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Profile of FELMAUSA
Secretary General: Morris M. Kromah, an asset to FELMAUSA
Its
long trip from the small West African state of Liberia
to the United States and it’s a far piece from refugee
camp high school to a securing professional field in
Health care and community service. Morris Manjue Kromah
has made both journeys, sustained by his remarking
gifts, his grace, his intelligence and his sense of
caring and community services.
Mr.
Morris M. Kromah was elected General Secretary of
FELMAUSA in June 2007 during the All Mandingo National
convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. With nearly
six years of experience in Mandingo community leadership
at a variety of capacity, Kromah come to FELMAUSA with a
strong background in administration, secretariats and
innovation in management.
Prior
to been elected as FELMAUSA General Secretary, Kromah
served as General Secretary for the local chapter WIMAM
from 2002 to present. In this position, he was
responsible for leading, maintaining and preparing
documentations as requested by the membership or
executive, Maintain and record all minutes of meetings,
in connection with the leadership, prepare and circulate
the agenda before every meeting, keep the registration
of the organization up to date with local, state and
federal governments maintain the list of all members
current and keep a detail record of attendance of all
events and overseeing the budget.
According to his employer Morris Kromah is a
hard-working, dedicated and amiable Certified Clinic
Medical Assistant, who has the pleasure of helping
people and patient that are vulnerable. He first came
to work with Columbia St. Mary's Hospital after studying
as clinic Medical Assistant, then completing his
certification. Mr. Kromah is very excited about his
work, and enjoys working with patients. He is friendly
and compassionate. He shows great initiative and shares
his ideas with his co-works.
He is
able to multi-task and organizes clinic tasks
effectively. He was in the first wave of Columbia St.
Mary's Hospital “Super-User” for the electronic health
record, prior to its rollout at Columbia St. Mary’s
clinics. He was therefore able to serve as a resource
and problem-solver at small offices and Germantown
Medical Center in Germantown, Wisconsin when the system
was implemented.
Morris
M. Kromah is very intelligent, respectful and soft
spoken and has demonstrated his interest and drive in
pursuing a career in health care by taking classes at
the Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC) – in the
nursing program there-on a part-time basic, after work
hours, in the evenings and on weekends. This he has
done in addition to providing for and caring for his
family.
Mr.
Kromah has also shown interest and concern of a wider,
more global scope. He has helped Liberian refugees both
in the US and in Liberia. He has also served several
committees in WIMAM which is his local Mandingo
community in Milwaukee, and has been instrumental in
founding a Federal Liberian Mandingo Association.
Mr.
Kromah has shown an interest in providing health care to
vulnerable individuals to be best of his capability. As
such, he has plans to further his education with an eye
to possibly pursuing medical school training down the
road as medical doctor.
Morris
M. Kromah is a graduate of the Bryant & Stratton
college-Milwaukee (A.A., Certified Clinic Medical
Assistant) and Milwaukee Business Training Institute
(Diploma. Administrative Medical Assistant), he is
currently finishing his Registered Nursing –Associate
degree program at Milwaukee Area Technical College.
Morris
M. Kromah is married to Madusu F. Kromah and they are
blessed with three children, namely Mariam 9, Mawah 7
and Manjue Kromah four months old.
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