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PROPOSAL PRESENTATION (LEVEL 400)

29 Oct, 2015 By Anonymous (not Verified)

Venue: Physics Board Room

Chairperson: Mr. John K. Otchere

Time: 4.00pm - 6.00pm

Date: 2nd November, 2015 - 6th November, 2015

GROUP 1 (MONDAY)

  1. Amissah, Patrick Atta
  2. Amoah, Daniel
  3. Ashlevi, Isaac Kabutey
  4. Awuku, Abena Ofosua
  5. Felix, Cobbinah
  6. Sintim, Ntiamoah Richard
  7. Nkansah, Priscilla Ashie Tettewah

GROUP 2 (TUESDAY)

  1. Owusu Ansah, Daniel
  2. Addy, Cephas
  3. Derri, Andrews
  4. Awuku, Godway Jefferson
  5. Amonateng, Owusu Emmanuel
  6. Badu, Kofi
  7. Amenoumegble, Koudjo
  8. Quansah, Mansura

GROUP3 (WEDNESDAY)

  1. Nyame, Innocent Sompaye
  2. Kese, Oforiwa Sandra
  3. Boateng, Alex Kissi
  4. Owusu, James
  5. Saah-Campbell, Louis
  6. Akuoko, Joseph
  7. Arkorful, Dhailly Araba
  8. Yiade, Ruth Adjoa

GROUP 4 (THURSDAY)

  1. Mlewor-Lamedoku, Blankson
  2. Osei, Kwame Godfred
  3. Quartey, Igel
  4. Amaniampong, Ray Opoku
  5. Aforte, Anthony
  6. Sandra, Setordzi
  7. Agboado, Success Selorm
  8. Hansen-Nylander, Frederica

GROUP 5 (FRIDAY)

  1. Adu, Nicholas
  2. Ntori, Samuel
  3. Addo, Joseph
  4. Amoah, Juliana
  5. Antwi, Yaw Boasiako
  6. Debrabi, Agustini Atta
  7. Attipoe, Senyo Godson
  8. Ofori, Nathaniel
  9. Amoatey, Anita Korkor
29 Oct, 2015

Find attached order of presentation (Group 1-3)

Venue: Physics Board Room

Chairperson: Mr. John K. Otchere

Time: 2nd November, 2015 - 6th November, 2015

29 Oct, 2015

The Ghanaian Languages and Linguistics Students' Association (GHLINSA) will embark on an  Educational/Socialization trip.

Date: 31st October, 2015

Place: Nzulezu and Ankaasa Forest

Departure: 5am

Join us, as you learn and also have fun.

GHLINSA: Language, the Heartbeat of the Society

29 Oct, 2015

Date: 10th November & 13th November 2015
Venue: SMS Auditorium
Time: 8:00am to 4:30pm GMT

27 Oct, 2015

Students are reminded that registration and endorsement of registration forms are core procedures that every student is supposed to go through at the beginning of the semester. This is to ensure that all their academic activities in the semester are properly captured in the system of the university. They are to note that these procedures are to be followed within specified deadlines. We kindly entreat all students to be guided by these procedures and deadlines to avoid complicating problems regarding the management of their records. They should not hesitate to approach the Registration Officer (or the Head of Department) in case they have challenges with their registration.

27 Oct, 2015

All cast of the production She is the King! are reminded of the call time for the 'dress and tech'. rehearsal at the Ucc main Auditorium. The call time is 5:00pm.. All should be there on time.

27 Oct, 2015

The weekly Departmental graduate seminars for the first Semester 2015/16 academic year will continue until the second week in December, 2015.

Time: 2:30 pm every Wednesday.

Venue:  Department's Large Lecture theatre

Please make it a point to be there!!!

27 Oct, 2015

There shall be three MPhil viva presentations on 29th October 2015. The venue is the Faculty of Social Sciences Conference Room. Kindly note that the presentation will start at 9 am. All are expected to be seated by 8:30 am.

ISAS Workshop

27 Oct, 2015 By Anonymous (not Verified)

The University of Cape Coast (UCC) and the University of Ghana (UG) in collaboration with the International Association of Universities (IAU) organised a one-day workshop on the internationalization of higher education on Thursday, 30th April 2015 at UCC.

The workshop was the climax of a week-long (28th – 30th April, 2015) visit by a four-member panel chaired by Prof. Leapetswe Malete, of the University of Botswana to UCC and UG. The panel, known as the Internationalization Strategy Advisory Services, was constituted by the International Association of Universities (IAU) to assist UCC and UG to review their Internationalization strategies. The members of the expert panel were:

  • Prof. Leapetswe Malete (University of Botswana) - Chair
  • Prof. Donna Scarboro (George Washington University)
  • Dr. Giorgio Marinoni  (IAU, Paris)
  • Dr. Anna Glass (OECD, Paris)

Also present were representatives from the Association of African Universities (AAU), National Council for Tertiary Education (NCTE), National Accreditation Board (NAB), student leaders, administrators and lecturers from public and private tertiary institutions in the country.

Welcoming the participants to the workshop, the Vice Chancellor of the University of Cape Coast, Prof. D. D. Kuupole reiterated the need for higher educational institutions to review and strengthen their internationalization strategies with the view to marketing themselves as international institutions. He took the opportunity to acknowledge the vital role that the IAU and AAU have played over the past two decades in creating institution-wide synergy and coherence among education and research institutions and the support provided on internationalisation strategies.

Presentations at the workshop were:

  • Government’s perspective on internationalization by Evans Takyi Ankomah-Asare, Assistant Secretary at the National Council for Tertiary Education.
  • Internationalization of Higher Education in Africa – The Role of the Association of African Universities by Prof. Etienne E. Ehile, Secretary General of AAU.
  • The Global Perspective: Presentation of the Results of the 4th IAU Global Survey by Dr. Giorgio Marinoni of IAU.
  • The Regional perspective: Intra-African Collaboration by Prof. Leapetswe Malete of University of Botswana.
  • Perspectives from other Regions and their impact on Ghana:
    • Adopting Internationalization Strategies in Different Contexts: Brief Overview from OECD Countries by Dr. Anna Glass of OECD.
    • North America: Typical Challenges in Internationalisation in the US by Prof. Donna Scarboro of George Washington University.
  • Ghana’s Institutional Perspectives: University of Ghana and University of Cape Coast experiences by Prof. Naa Adamafio and Prof. Samuel K. Annim respectively.

The presentations were followed by questions and contributions from the floor, and was moderated by the Chairman of the Panel, Prof. Leapetswe Malete.

Earlier in the day the expert panel held a debriefing meeting with the management of the University of Cape Coast. Prof. Malete congratulated the two Universities for seeking IAU’s assistance to start the process of reviewing their internationalization activities. Prior to visiting UCC, the team had spent two days at the University of Ghana.

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Brief Profile of Universtiy of Cape Coast by the Vice Chancellor

27 Oct, 2015 By Anonymous (not Verified)

Akwaaba!

The University of Cape Coast, unlike some other places you may have worked, is a friendly working environment, and you will soon realize that UCC is much more than an education institution. We are a community working together to educate the nation's future leaders. There is nothing more fulfilling, rewarding or exciting than to be a part of this effort. Each staff has a specific role in preparing students for their professional careers, and our success rests on how each of us does his/her job. From the maintenance and environmental workers who work diligently to make UCC the warm and inviting place that it is, to the executive staff, who make major policy decisions, we all are committed to making UCC the best it can be.

As a UCC employee, we encourage you to be innovative, to seek new solutions, and to try new ideas. This is a place where innovation is valued rather than discouraged. Do not be afraid to try new things: only through the exploration of possibilities can we find better solutions.

Finally, we value the benefits that come through teamwork. By combining the talents of many, and by sharing opinions and ideas, we can continue UCC's march to excellence in all that we do. We encourage you to lend your expertise, to work cooperatively, and to share your talents for the betterment of UCC.

Again, Akwaaba to the University of Cape Coast.

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