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UCC Awards Honorary Doctorate Degree to Seven Distinguished Personalities

04 Aug, 2023 By DIS

The University of Cape Coast (UCC) has awarded honorary degrees to seven remarkable individuals for their substantial contributions to public life and the University in diverse ways.

 The seven honorees were Ehunaborim Prah Agyensaim (Honorary Doctor of Law), Paramount Chief of Assin Owirenkyi Traditional Area in Central Region; Dr. Kofi Kodua Sarpong (Honorary Doctor of Business Administration), the immediate past Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC), and Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh(Honorary Doctor of Educational Leadership ), the Minister of Energy.

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Ahunuabobrim

 The rest were Rev. Prof. Harold Stewart Amonoo-Kuofi ; the foundation Dean of the School of Medical Sciences-UCC; Dr. Deborah Rose (Honorary Doctor of Education) ; the President of the Helping Africa Foundation (HAF) ; Dr. Yaw Adu-Agyei Gyamfi (Honorary Doctor of Entrepreneurship); the Chief Executive Officer of Danpong Healthcare Group, and Prof. Daniel Asua Wubah (Honorary Doctor of Strategic Leadership); President of Millersville University of Pennsylvania, US.

 The awardees were presented the coveted awards at a Special Congregation held at the New Examination Centre (NEC).

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Dr. K. K. Sarpong

Dr. Kofi Kodua Sarpong

 Attendance

The well-attended ceremony was highly patronised by important personalities.

Present at the ceremony to support the awardees included the Minister of Trade and Industries, Hon. K.T. Hammond, as well as members of the Diplomatic Corps, traditional rulers and the clergy.

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Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh

Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh

The Chairman of the Governing Council of the UCC, Prof. Obeng Mireku, in his address, congratulated the honorees and urged them to use their good offices through connections and networks to bring many opportunities to the University.

 “As I do with all Alumni, I urge you to remember your alma mater wherever you will be and in whatever capacity you will find yourselves. This is certainly an added reason for you to do more for this University now your alma mater,” he continued.

 

 Stalled project

 The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Johnson Nyarko Boampong, speaking at the ceremony, hailed the honorees for their recognition by the University.

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Prof. Harold Steward Amonoo-Kuofi

 

Prof. Harold Stewart Amonoo-Kuofi

 He further made a passionate appeal to Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC), Mr Opoku-Ahweneeh Danaquah, and singled out two of the honourees – Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh and Dr Kofi Koduah Sarpong - to assist the University to complete one of the University’s stalled projects, the Institute for Law and Governance Complex, which was worth five million US Dollars ($5,000,000).

 Prof. Boampong told the gathering that sod for the construction of the aforesaid building complex- being financed by the GNPC as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility- was cut in August 2021.

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Dr. Debora Rose

Dr. Debora Rose

When completed, according to him, the Institute would be a place to train more human capital for national development.

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Dr. Yaw Adu-Agyei Gyamfi

Dr. Yaw Adu-Agyei Gyamfi

 Prof. Boampong urged the awardees to be good ambassadors of UCC by contributing towards growth and development of the University.

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Prof. Wubah

Prof. Daniel Asua Wubah

 “Now that you are alumni of this great University, we expect you to contribute your quota to enhance our status as the leading University with a world-wide acclaim” he urged them.

Gratitude
 
On behalf of the awardees, Prof. Wubah expressed appreciation to the university for recognising and honouring their efforts and pledged to work tirelessly  for the betterment of society.
 
“I will like to throw a challenge to all seven of us as we accept this honorary degree not to forget the weight of responsibilities it comes with. It is a call to action; a reminder of the tremendous impact that we can make when we combine knowledge with compassion and use it to address the challenges facing societies today,” he said.

 

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School of Allied Health Sciences Holds Handover Ceremony

03 Aug, 2023 By DIS

The School of Allied Health Sciences (SAHS) has held a handover ceremony with a call on the newly appointed Heads of Department (HoD’s) to make their staff a priority.

Speaking at the function, the Dean of SAHS, Prof. Desmond Omane Acheampong, advised the new office holders to be fair to all in their respective departments.

“Be ready to apologize when you go wrong because it takes strong people to apologize,” he entreated them.

Prof. Omane Acheampong urged them not to take things personally but stand firm to defend decisions they take in their line of duty.

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Prof. Desmond Omane-Acheampong

“Criticism is part of the work we do, so don’t be surprised if people criticize you for your actions as a leader,” he charged them.

The Dean told the new office holders to profile their staff properly in order to know their strengths and weaknesses adding, “this will help you to assign them duties appropriately”.

At the ceremony, Prof. Richard Kobina Dadzie Ephraim, took over from Prof. Alex Azuka Ilechie as the Vice-Dean.

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Vice-Dean Allied Health Science

Prof. Kobina Dadzie Ephraim also replaced Prof. Isaac Dadzie as the new Head, Department of Medical Laboratory Science.

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Medical Laboratory Science handover

The outgoing Heads of Department of Physician Assistant Studies and Department Optometry and Vision Science Prof. Stephen Ocansey and Prof. Alex Azuka Ilchie respectively handed over to the Dean Prof. Desmond Omane Acheampong who will take temporary responsibility until substantive heads are appointed to the two departments.

Dr. George Ghartey Kwansah, took over from Dr. Alex Boye as Coordinator of Department of Sports and Exercise Science.

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Sports Exercise Science transfer

In his address, the Dean, Prof. Desmond Omane Acheampong, congratulated the newly elected office holders. He also commended the outgoing heads for the remarkable successes chalked during their tenure at their respective departments.

Touching on the individual achievements of the outgoing heads, Prof. Omane mentioned that during the tenure of Prof Dadzie, he defied all odds to set up and procured substantial state-of-the-art equipment for the laboratory to facilitate practical sessions at that the Department of Medical Laboratory Science.

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Physician Assistant Studies handover

Turning to Prof Ocansey, the outgone HoD of Department of Physician Assistant Studies, Prof. Omane Acheampong said he secured a space at the New Lecture Theatre and transformed it into an ultramodern laboratory as well as creating offices for the department in the same building.

In addition, he said Prof. Ocansey acquired a school bus for the Department. “Prof. Ocansey consolidated and solidified the Department by creating two units in the department, and this signifies the hallmark of a great leader who will go beyond his comfort zone to ensure that things are in place for his followers” Prof. Omane Acheampong added.

Continuing, the Dean of SAHS said the outgone HoD of Optometry and Vision Science, Prof. Ilechie who was also the Vice-Dean of the School supervised the establishment of an Eye Clinic at the Cape Coast Technical University.

“Prof. Ilechie expanded the Department by even converting his office as part of the Department’s clinic at the Science Complex. He is indeed a passionate and hardworking leader,” Prof. Omane Acheampong remarked.

Prof. Omane Acheampong thanked Dr. Alex Boye for his efforts in sustaining the Department of Sports and Exercise Science during his tenure.

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Staff members of the School of Allied Health Science

Staff members of the School of Allied Health at the ceremony

He urged the new Coordinator Dr. Ghartey Kwansah to intensify enrolment drive to increase the number of students in the Department.

On behalf of the new office holders, Prof. Ephraim, said they would be committed to their duties to ensure that their respective departments in particular and the School in general become one of the best in the University and beyond.

Prof. Isaac Dadzie who spoke on behalf of the outgone office holders mentioned that their tenure of office gave them the opportunity to make some impact in their respective departments. He also entreated the new officers to build on their achievements to move the School to a higher pedestal.

Prof. Dadzie reminded them to follow-up on letters to ensure quick responses from Management and other offices in the Central Administration.

 

Retirees 2023

UCC Celebrates 141 retiring staff members

02 Aug, 2023 By DIS

The University of Cape Coast (UCC) has honoured 141 retiring staff members after several years of service to the University.

 The retirees, who served the UCC between six and 42 years, were made up of 19 Senior Members, 33 Senior Staff and 89, Junior staff members.

They were honoured for their meritorious and dedicated services to UCC during the 2023 Send Off and Long Service Awards Ceremony held at the School of Medical Sciences Auditorium.

Atmosphere

It was a heart-warming moment when the retirees were presented with assorted items, including furniture, gas burners, table top and double cabin refrigerators, television sets and citations based on the length of service.

Mr. John Egya Ekow Abonyi, a Technical Assistant II at the Directorate of Public Service, who served for 42 years, was full of smiles and the sheer reverence shown him by the audience who gathered to celebrate him as the longest serving staffer of the University.

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Longest serving retirees

Mr. John Egya Ekow Abonyi (seated) with dignitaries after the event

Commendation

The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Johnson Nyarko Boampong, in his address, commended the retirees for their commitment and dedication to duty during their active services to the University and admitted that their contributions to the growth and development of the UCC were unquantifiable.

" Though, we cannot adequately compensate them for their invaluable services, we can at least declare the depth of our gratitude to each of them," he continued.

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Vice-Chancellor

Prof. Johnson Nyarko Boampong speaking at the ceremony

Prof. Boampong, who chaired the event, advised the retirees not to harbour any bitterness while on retirement, adding: “Your toes might have been stepped during your active service. Forgive us. We have also forgiven you”.

Speaking further, the Vice-Chancellor noted the significant growth and milestones chalked up by the University was as a result of the untiring efforts of the retirees and urged staff in active service to sustain the good legacies and continue to build on the achievements of the retirees.

He announced that the University's Council had approved the establishment of a Provident Fund for staff and added that modalities were being put in place by the Directorate of Human Resource and the Directorate  of Finance for implementation of the fund.

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Fancy retiree

Mr. George Adu-Acheampong (right), Junior Hall Assistant at Atlantic Hall, receiving a citation from Rev. Isaac Sarbeng, the Director of the Directorate of Human Resource

The Vice-Chancellor underlined the need for unions on campus to invest in their members and support them to plan towards fulfilling retirement.

Prof. Boampong implored the retirees who were stepping back from public service to take care of their health by engaging in regular physical activity.

 On behalf of the retirees, Ms. Paulina Nana Yaa Kwafoa, a former Deputy Librarian, who served for 41 years, expressed gratitude to management of the UCC for the honour done them and pledged to offer their services anytime they were called upon to do so.

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Ms. Paulina Kwafoa

Ms. Paulina Nana Yaa Kwafoa, immediate past Deputy Librarian at the Sam Jonah Library, speaking on behalf of retirees at the ceremony

"We look forward to spending more time with our families and pursuing hobbies that will bring us joy," Ms. Kwafoa proudly stated.

Among the retirees were some former office holders, including the immediate Past Director of University Health Services, Dr. Evans Ekanem; Director of ICT Services, Dr. Regina Gyampoh-Vidogah and Immediate Past Dean, School of Physical Sciences, Prof. Emmanuel K. Essel.  

ADMISSION INTO THE GRADUATE ENTRY BACHELOR OF MEDICINE AND BACHELOR OF SURGERY (MB ChB) PROGRAMME (GEM) FOR THE 2023/2024 ACADEMIC YEAR

Academic Year: 
2023

Applications are invited from suitably qualified First Degree Holders for admission into the Graduate Entry Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MB ChB) programme of the University of Cape Coast for the 2023/2024 academic year. The programme is a full-time residential programme and will begin in March, 2023.

1.   SALES CENTRES

(a) Cashier’s Office, University of Cape Coast (Mode of payment – CASH)

(b) University of Cape Coast – Accra Office, Tesano – Accra (Mode of payment – CASH)

(c) All Network Branches of Ghana Post Offices Nationwide (Mode of payment – CASH)

(d) All Network Branches of GCB Bank Nationwide

(e) All Network Branches of ADB Bank Nationwide

(f) All Network Branches of GT Bank Nationwide

(g) All Network Branches of ARB Apex Bank Nationwide

(h) All Network Branches of Republic Bank Nationwide

(i) All Network Branches of Consolidated Bank Nationwide

(j) All Network Branches of Zenith Bank Nationwide

(k) All Network Branches of Prudential Bank Nationwide

(l) All Network Branches of Cal Bank Nationwide

(m) All Network Branches of National Investment Bank (NIB) Nationwide

(n) All Network Branches of OmniBSIC Bank Ghana Limited Nationwide

 

COST OF E-VOUCHERS:

 

Ghanaian Applicants                        -           GH¢220.00

International Applicants                  -           (visit apply.ucc.edu.gh and click on ‘apply
                                                                                   as international student
’) Deadlines for the sale of Application E-vouchers and submission of completed application forms are Friday, 15th September, 2023 and Wednesday, 20th September, 2023 respectively.         

 

2.         ONLINE APPLICATIONS

Applicants should visit apply.ucc.edu.gh then under “Application Process” select “click to apply for a programme” for further instructions.

3.     BASIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

A. Bachelor of Science (BSc) Degree in a science-related programme with a minimum of 
     Second Class Honours (Lower Division) obtained from a recognised tertiary institution.

B.     Pass an entrance examination to be held on Monday, 16th October, 2023 and a selection interview to be held from Tuesday 17th to Friday 20th October, 2023.

 

C.     Interested applicants may participate in Preparatory Classes to be organised from Monday, 2nd October, 2023 to Friday, 13th October, 2023 at the Amonoo-Kuofi Medical Village to enhance their chances of passing the entrance examination. Such applicants would be required to pay an amount of One Thousand Ghana Cedis (GHS1,000.00) to cover the classes, examination and a meal daily (lunch) during the classes.

 

D.    Candidates who wish to opt out from the preparatory classes are required to pay for only examination fees of Four Hundred Ghana Cedis (GH₡400.00).

4.         FEE-PAYING APPLICANTS

Applicants should note that the programme is strictly fee-paying.

5.         NO HARD COPIES OF COMPLETED APPLICATION FORMS REQUIRED

 

Applicants are required to keep printed copies of their application for their
own record and reference after submitting the completed online application form. No hard copy should be sent by POST or delivered by HAND to the University.

 

6.         All relevant documents should be uploaded and attached to the completed online application forms before submitting to the University.

01 Aug, 2023

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ANNOUNCEMENT
Vice-Chancellor at the fair

Hundreds turn up for Academia-Industry Research and Innovation Fair at UCC

01 Aug, 2023 By DIS

An Academia-Industry Research and Innovation Fair to foster long-lasting collaboration and partnership between key stakeholders in Academia and Industry to impact society and humanity at large has been held at the University of Cape Coast (UCC).

The fair was on theme, "Accelerating Progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in partnership with Industry." 

Put together by the Directorate of Research, Innovation and Consultancy (DRIC) in collaboration with the Design Thinking and Innovation Hub (D-Hub), the fair was aimed at bringing together the Academia, Industry and other key stakeholders to exhibit their products and services, interact and identify needs and potential solutions and products for the benefit of society and humanity.  

The two-day event took place at the New Examination Centre (NEC) at UCC and provided opportunity for exhibitors to showcase several creative research outputs and entrepreneurial initiatives.

 

 The Vice-Chancellor of UCC with dignitaries touring some of stands at the fair

The Vice-Chancellor of UCC with dignitaries touring some of stands at the fair

The fair had segmented stands to allow for easy identification of products and services. 

The fair was attended by academia, policymakers, opinion leaders, students and the general public, as well as second cycle educational and tertiary institutions and a host of non-governmental organizations.

Opening the fair, the Vice-Chancellor of UCC, Prof. Johnson Nyarko Boampong noted that the gap in competencies in industry could only be reduced or closed through collaboration between academia and industry to address the scourge of graduate unemployment.

He said entrepreneurship was the main engine and driving force by which developing countries could catch up with the developed nations and, therefore, he was committed to making UCC an entrepreneurial university to enable students create their own businesses after school.

While praising seasoned researchers for producing creative research for the University, the Vice-Chancellor noted that the Fair would be a win-win outcome for all stakeholders.

The Director of DRIC, Prof. David Teye Doku, in a brief address, said DRIC had championed and supported research and innovation at all levels throughout the UCC.

According to him, DRIC had promoted and facilitated the adoption of innovation and research output for societal benefits over the past decade of its existence.

"DRIC and D-Hub are well positioned to provide training for faculty, staff, and students of the University throughout the entire research and innovation ecosystem, from ideation to product,"  Prof Doku continued.

Interacting with University reporters during the fair, most patrons were grateful for the initiative and called for regular organisation of fair at the University to bridge the yawning gap between academia and industry.

As part of the programme, Zenith bank presented a cheque for 150,000 cedis to support the fair.

 

Research Cooperation

UCC signs MoU with South Carolina University to Bolster Research Cooperation

01 Aug, 2023 By DIS

A delegation from the South Carolina University,USA headed by Dr. Mathew D. Guan the Dean of the College of Business and Information Systems,has concluded an official visit to the University of Cape Coast (UCC).

 The visit witnessed the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the School of Business of UCC and the College of Business and Information Systems of the South Carolina University. The agreement is aimed at promoting joint research activities including exchange of faculty members and research students.

 At a brief ceremony at the Council Chamber to seal the agreement, The Vice-Chancellor of UCC, Prof. Johnson Nyarko Boampong, endorsed the agreement on behalf of UCC while Dr. Mathew D. Guan, the Dean of the College of Business and Information Systems of the  South Carolina University, appended his signature for his institution.

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The MoU also focuses on joint teaching or supervision of students; staging of joint seminars,conferences and academic meetings, as well as special academic programmes.

The signing agreement  will pave way for education abroad on the part of undergraduate and  graduate students, including short-term cultural immersion visits, exchanges, internships, elective and practicum.

The partnership also seeks to ensure joint collaborative Grant Proposals, amongst others.

Shortly after the signing, Prof. Boampong expressed appreciation to the delegation for the visit and said the partnership would go a long way to strengthen the collaboration between the two institutions.

For his part, Dr. Mathew D. Guan,expressed his delight at the opportunity and noted that the MoU marked the beginning of an exciting journey of collaboration between UCC School of Business and the College of Business and Information Systems of the  South Carolina University.

 

Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC

World Skills Day

VoTEC Marks World Youth Skills Day

31 Jul, 2023 By DIS

The Department of Vocational and Technical  Education (VoTEC), University of Cape Coast, has celebrated the 2023 edition of the UNESCO UNEVOC World Youth Skills Day on the theme, “Skilling teachers, trainers and youth for a transformative future.”

 The annual celebration is to sensitise governments across the world to implement pragmatic interventions to support hands-on job creation and deepen awareness of citizens on economic opportunities that are available in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET).

 An expert in Technical and Vocational Education Training (TVET), Dr Henry Fram Akplu, addressing the audience, attributed the rise in youth unemployment to the high demand for foreign goods by Ghanaians.

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Dr Henry Fram Akplu speaking at the programme

Dr Henry Fram Akplu speaking at the programme

 "If we stubbornly buy foreign goods…we must realize we are punishing ourselves. I will say that the main cause of youth unemployment in Ghana, especially among skilled people, is our craze for foreign goods" he stated.

 Dr. Akplu advised the youth to acquire soft skills such as punctuality, positive attitude towards work, character and communication skills in their chosen career. He indicated that it was not enough for Ghanaian youth to have hard skills, pointing out that the soft skills provided an added advantage in developing one's career. The TVET expert further added that aside hardskills, no employer would hire an individual without a good attitude.

He counseled them to have multiple skills and refrain from limiting themselves to a particular job career.

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The audience at the lecture

The audience at the lecture

Dr. Akplu said with the advent of Artificial Intelligence, Robots were taking up jobs of people in the world as a result of the attitudes of employees.

 "Robots don't steal, human beings will steal. Robots can’t feign sickness, humanbeings feign sickness," he explained.

 Dr Akplu advised Ghanaian youth to take jobs seriously to improve the socioeconomic development of the country.

The Director of DAQPA, Prof. Daniel Agyapong charged the youth to take a keen interest in the acquisition of skills that would make them employable so they do not end up joining thousands of unemployed youth parading on the streets across the country due to the lack of job opportunities in the country.

He was, therefore, confident that the current state of training the Department had empowered its students would soon turn the nation’s economy around as many students keep equipping themselves with the right skills to make them economically stable after completing their education.

 For her part, the Head of Department of VoTEC, Dr.  Patience Danquah Monnie, in a short address, said the Department would do everything it could to unleash the potentials of  students.

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HoD of VOTEC Dr.  Patience Danquah Monnie

HoD of VOTEC Dr. Patience Danquah Monnie speaking at the function

 She said the Department would imbibe the requisite technical knowledge and skills to ensure that Ghana’s future workforce was productive.

 Background

 In 2014, the United Nations General Assembly declared July 15 each year as World Youth Skills Day, to celebrate the strategic importance of equipping young people with skills for employment, decent work and entrepreneurship.

 It is based on this that countries select appropriate days to mark the day to remind the world of the need to support the training and acquisition of skills for the youth.

 

Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC

Renewal of Appointment

Renewal of the Appointment of the Vice-Chancellor of University of Cape Coast

30 Jul, 2023 By louis Mensah

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Renewal of Vice-Chancellor's Appointment
University Community and General Public
30 Jul, 2023

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Renewal of Vice-Chancellor's Appointment

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