I had the pleasure of first meeting Dr. Victor Teye at Arizona State University as a student in his travel and tourism class. Being from West Africa (born in Ghana and raised in Liberia), Dr. Victor Teye and I connected immediately. It was a privilege...

 I am so touched to read the many stories of Victor’s family and adventures in Ghana. Although I never knew him in those days, I have had the privilege of seeing him smile and hearing him laugh for the last 25 years. I watched him dart in...

When I first came to ASU, I was a lost freshman looking for some sort of sign as to “what I should do with my life” or what major I should chose. I first started at the business school, and at the start of my 2^nd semester...

I was most priviledged to  be a part of the pioneering tourism undergraduate  class that Prof. Teye taught at the University of Cape Coast in 1996.

Prof  left a very deep impression on  all 14 of us.  He was alway...

I first met Victor in Accra, Ghana, through Anna and we became firm friends, but he was more than that to me as I regarded him as my brother.  

Over the years we shared great memories,  in Ghana, Germany and in Arizona...

I remember sitting in class during the spring semester of my freshman year at ASU reading a flyer about a summer study abroad program to Bermuda organized by Dr Teye. Little did I know then, reading over that piece of paper, the profound impact that...

Dr. Teye was a brilliant man who absolutely changed my life for the better. I am working in higher education and contonuing my success as an educator because of him. I have so many fond memories traveling the world and learning from him, that I will...

I am privileged to be part of Dr. Teye's care. Our relationship grew from patient/doctor to family. I have never seen a person who in the face of adversity maintained his belief and hope. He never wavered in his hope that everything will be alright....