The Heartbeat of ALSI's Inspiring Journey. The only official Magazine of the Association of Liberian Students in India (ALSI).

Face of ALSI

The Legacy Pulse
the heartbeat of ALSI's Inspiring Journey

Welcome to The Legacy Pulse, the official web magazine of the Association of Liberian Students in India (ALSI). This dynamic digital platform serves as the heartbeat of our student community, offering a space for intellectual exchange, cultural expression, and advocacy.

At The Legacy Pulse, we are committed to:

Showcasing the academic excellence and research contributions of Liberian students in India.
Amplifying student voices on issues affecting their education, welfare, and experiences abroad.
Celebrating Liberian culture, achievements, and the diverse perspectives of our student body.
Providing timely updates on ALSI activities, events, and opportunities.

Our web magazine features:

Student Research & Publications – A platform for academic papers, research articles, and scholarly insights.
Poetry – A space for creative poetic expressions that reflect thoughts, emotions, and experiences.
Short Prose – Engaging short stories and narratives that capture unique perspectives.
Autobiography – Personal stories that highlight the journeys and experiences of Liberian students.
Tutorial – Educational content and guides to enhance learning and skills.
Achievement – Celebrating milestones, recognitions, and successes within the ALSI community.

Get Involved

We invite all Liberian students in India to contribute their stories, research, and perspectives. Whether you are a writer, researcher, or advocate, The Legacy Pulse is your stage to inform, inspire, and engage.

Join us in shaping the narrative of Liberian students abroad. Let’s make The Legacy Pulse the voice that echoes our legacy!

Foreword from the Editors

It is with great enthusiasm and responsibility that we present to you The Legacy Pulse, the official web magazine of the Association of Liberian Students in India (ALSI). As a pioneering initiative, this platform seeks to amplify the voices of Liberian students, showcase their academic and creative excellence, and document the journey of ALSI in advancing intellectual growth and community development.

The Legacy Pulse is more than just a magazine; it is a reflection of our collective aspirations, struggles, and triumphs. It serves as a space where students can express themselves through research, poetry, prose, autobiographies, tutorials, and stories of achievements. This initiative is driven by our unwavering commitment to amalgamating knowledge, culture, and advocacy within our student community.

As editors and leaders of ALSI’s Secretariat, we, Amb. Cletus A. Sieh Jr. and Gadriel Borbor Gargard, extend our heartfelt gratitude to all contributors, readers, and supporters of this noble vision. Your voices, your stories, and your insights are what make this publication meaningful. We encourage every Liberian student in India to actively participate in shaping The Legacy Pulse into a vibrant and dynamic resource for all.

Together, let us continue to write our history, celebrate our heritage, and leave a lasting impact.

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Diana H Johnson is a Medical Laboratory Scientist, a well known alumna of the Ludhiana College of Engineering & Technology (LCET). Madam Johnson has developed a strong presence in voluntary leadership and service for over 5 years. Madam Johnson is a proud Liberian advancing cultural roots in the diaspora.

Diana's Motivation to serve ALSI:

Diana's motivation to voluntarily work with ALSI stems from her passion for advocacy, leadership, and creating opportunities that uplift fellow students.

Through her journey, she has actively engaged in initiatives that promote love, cultural exchange, and student welfare. Whether through mentorship, organizing events, or supporting her peers, she strive to contribute positively to our collective growth. Being part of ALSI allows her to continue this mission— ensuring that Liberian students in India have a strong support system and a platform to shine.

"I look forward to using this opportunity to inspire, represent, and serve our community with dedication." - Diana H Johnson (FOA).

the Face of ALSI (FOA)

Madam Diana H Johnson

"The world is very small and humanity needs a helping hand more than ever. Service is one of the many ways we pay our dues to humanity. Serve with your heart and you will be honoured with glory while your children walk with their heads held high. Service is a life style - do it right. ALSI shall be our home away from home." - Jones Luelah Flomo (FOA).

Jones Luelah Flomo is a computer enthusiast with over seven years of experience in the IT industry. He is currently a senior student at the Ludhiana College of Engineering and Technology pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science Engineering (CSE) with a specialization in Data Analyst, as well as Python programming. He is a wireless network technician (microwave radio connection).

Jones Flomo has been in the leadership space for a little over 15 years, especially with underprivileged youth. In the area of youth development. Volunteerism has been his strength and driving force in service.

Jones' motivation to serve ALSI:

It was in August of 2021 that Jones travelled to India and met a group of Liberians who were passionate about identifying with each other in the diaspora. As he considered their efforts, he could only think outside the box; ALSI is the only place to impact the lives of young people who are fresh out of high school with little or no experience of the world out here, and without their parents. He felt like he was in a Don Bosco youth center all over, which is a joyful place to be. In addition, Abraham Varlee Kamara's energy pushed him forward. This guy is a visionary leader and his energy for unity is unmatched.