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United States Pharmacopoeia supports School of Physical Sciences with Lab Equipment

11 Aug, 2023 By DIS

The School of Physical Sciences of University of Cape Coast has received retooling Lab equipment donation from the United States Pharmacopoeia (USP) Ghana.

The equipment include; Ultraviolet-visible Spectrophotometer, Vacuum Oven, Dissolution Machine, Water Bath, High-Performance Liquid Chromatograph, Centrifuges, and Laboratory Benches among others.

The donation is in furtherance to the subsidiary of United States Pharmacopoeia’s commitment to contribute logistics and technical support to the training of professionals in the health and pharmaceutical sciences. It is also to help improve health outcomes in general.

Mr Fred Peniana, Faculty Officer of the School received the equipment on behalf of the Dean, Prof. Emmanuel K. Essel and thanked USP for the gesture. He extolled the organisation’s close collaboration and commitment to the health sector in Ghana.

He said the equipment will contribute greatly to enhancing teaching and learning of students and had arrived timely as the Vice-Chancellor of UCC, Prof. Johnson Nyarko Boampong, was about to commission an ultra-modern science complex for the College of Agriculture and Natural Sciences.

Director of USP Ghana, Kwasi Poku Boateng said the work of USP to contribute towards strengthening regulatory systems on the African continent. He noted that the donation was part of the organisation’s commitment to enhance the capacities of institutions focused on trainiing the next generation of health professionals.

Mr. Boateng said for the past 200 years, since its establishment, USP through its global public health programmes has been strengthening health systems by providing technical assistance that improves access to quality, assured medicines and protects patients from substandard, falsified medical products and support for workforce development. 

Also on the continent, out of about 13 laboratories that have international recognition, 50% of them have received support from USP.  The Company also supports the Food and Drugs Authority in their work, and Eastern Regional Hospitals Laboratory to get ISO accreditation.

Prof. Robert Agbemafle Head of the Department of Laboratory Technology was grateful to Mr. Seth Amo-Koi, Mr Geoffrey Togoh and Mr. Alfred Banahene, employees of USP and also alumni of the department, for lobbying for the school to be considered for the donation.

From left, Seth Amo-Koi, Geoffrey Togoh , Prof. Robert Agbemafle, Fred Peniana  and Alfred Banahene

 

Fred Peniana, Faculty Officer received the list of equipment donated from the Director of USP Ghana, Kwasi Poku Boateng.

Fred Peniana, Faculty Officer received the list of equipment donated from the Director of USP Ghana, Kwasi Poku Boateng.

Laboratory Equipment donated to the School Laboratory Equipment donated to the School

Laboratory Equipment donated to the School

Source: Documentation and Information Section -UCC

Lecturers attend workshop on TPACK

11 Aug, 2023 By DIS

A workshop aimed at assisting lecturers in integrating technology to support content and pedagogy in their lesson planning has taken place at the University of Cape Coast (UCC).

The workshop, organised by the Centre for Teaching Support-UCC, was attended by lecturers from various colleges within the University.

The workshop exposed the participants to Technology Pedagogy Content Knowledge (TPACK) teaching such as practical demonstration on ways of imparting knowledge to students using technology in their teaching in any content area.

Dr. Benard Wiafe and Dr. Rosemary Twum, from the Department of Mathematics and ICT Education, speaking on the topic, "TPACK ", added a new dimension to the Pedagogical and content knowledge of academicians. 

They observed that TPACK enabled lecturers to provide students with an excellent education in the 21st century.

 

One of the participants in the training making an input

One of the participants in the training making an input

"TPACK also helps to relate the contents with their daily life. Again, it helps stimulate the students effectively" she added.

Speaking on "Audience Response System: Use of Socrative for Teaching",  Dr. Mrs. Nelly Abaidoo and Dr. Martin Adane, from the Department of Mathematics and ICT Education, described Socrative as one of the web base application and popular audience response systems that could be effectively used for teaching in various educational settings.

They mentioned that real-time assessment, collaboration and discussion were some ways in which Socrative could be utilized. They took participants through the practical approach of Socrative for teaching.

The Director of the Centre for Teaching Support, Prof. Kofi Ayebi-Arthur, on his part, dropped the hint that knowledge of academics in technology would also be used for the basis of promotion in the University. 

He, therefore, urged participants to integrate technology to support content and pedagogy in their lesson plan. 

Prof. Ayebi-Arthur also took participants through the topic:" E-learning".

 

Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC

VOTEC Thrills Students with Food Bazaar at Entrepreneurship Fair

11 Aug, 2023 By DIS

Level 300 students of the Department of Vocational and Technical Education (VoTEC), University of Cape Coast turned the car park of Adehye Hall into a makeshift jumbo-size kitchen and food pavilions to prepare scrumptious meals as part of a five-day Entrepreneurship Fair.

The fair forms part of practical requirements for EVT 321: Small Business Management.

Some of the meals prepared by the students included jollof rice, fufu with goat light soup, banku and okro stew, rice and stew, among others. Buyers- mainly students and staff of the University - searched out their favourite mouth-watering foods on display.

Some students behind their food stand ready to serve their clients

Some students behind their food stand ready to serve their clients

 

The event was to hone the entrepreneurial and culinary skills of the students, who also received several orders from the consuming public through food delivery services.

Lecturers of the Department were conducted round the food pavilions to taste the prepared dishes and the cleanliness of the environment before awarding marks to the students.

The Head of the Department, Dr. (Mrs.) Patience Danquah Monnie commended the students for organising the competition.

She advised the public to eschew junk foods and rather consume nutritious Ghanaian dishes.

Some patrons expressed excitement and satisfaction with the various cuisines and asked for more of such events on campus.

 

Source: Documentation and Information Section.

 

Your Research must Contribute to the Well-being of Society- Prof. Armah to Biomedical Sciences Postgraduates

11 Aug, 2023 By DIS
A former Director of the Directorate of Research, Innovation and Consultation (DRIC), Prof. Frederick Ato Armah, has urged postgraduate students to embrace research to contribute to the well-being of society.
 
He, therefore, implored the postgraduate students to choose research topics that meet the goals of society as one of the ethical principles for scientific research. 
 
Prof. Armah was addressing postgraduate students of the Department of Biomedical Sciences under the School of Allied Health Sciences.
 
The seminar was on the topic: “Achieving Research Excellence in Low Income and Middle-Income Countries."
Prof. Frederick Ato Armah - Former Director of the Directorate of Research, Innovation and Consultation (DRIC)
 
Prof. Armah stressed the need for researchers to grasp both theoretical and practical knowledge about their research topics and endeavour to access quality information to achieve research excellence.
 
The former Director of DRIC noted that “research excellence starts with the individual researcher and, therefore, postgraduate students should create a niche for themselves to attract potential research collaborators.”
 
Prof. Armah told the students that embarking on research was riddled with challenges and encouraged the postgraduate students to imbibe the spirit of perseverance and resilience to overcome the obstacles in research.
 
He mentioned work-life balance, time management , self-retrospection as some of the soft skills researchers needed to achieve research excellence adding that “Researchers should not gloss over these soft skills.”
 
Prof. Armah encouraged multidisciplinary research amongst postgraduate students with varied academic background so as  to foster collaboration.
Participants in the seminar
 
"UCC as an institution has created a conducive atmosphere that ensure that colleagues engage in multidisciplinary research to foster collaboration beyond their disciplines," he reminded the postgraduate students.
 
In a short remark, the Head of the Department of Biomedical Sciences, Prof. Alexander Egyir-Yawson, expressed gratitude to the facilitator for equipping the students with the right information that would enable them to achieve academic excellence.
Prof. Alexander Egyir-Yawson - Head of the Department of Biomedical Sciences
 
The Dean of the School of Allied Health Sciences, Prof. Desmond Omane Acheampong, who chaired the seminar, commended the Department for initiating such academic engagement  aimed at promoting excellence in research.
 
He entreated the postgraduate students to participate in the subsequent seminars.

 

UCC Wins Parliament of Ghana@30 Debate

10 Aug, 2023 By DIS

Two members of the Debate Society of University of Cape (UCC) have been declared winners of the Parliament@30 Debate competition with 205 points. 

The debate teams of the Takoradi Technical University (TTU) and the Cape Coast Technical University (CCTU) placed second and third with 169 and 135 points, respectively.

The competition organised by Parliament of Ghana was part of activities marking the 30th anniversary celebration of uninterrupted parliamentary democracy on the theme, “30 years of parliamentary democ­racy under the 4th Republic: The journey thus far.”

The topic for the debate held at the School of Medical Sciences Auditorium (SMS-UCC) was “Smart phones and Artificial Intelligence (AI) has made students and lecturers lazy.”

  • Godfred Nana Sakyi - Lead Speaker for UCC

UCC Debate Society, as well as the debate team of CCTU spoke for the motion while the TTU debate team argued against it.

Judges on the panel allocated marks to the debaters based on their expression, use of argument and rebuttals, examples and presentation style.

For winning, the contestants of UCC received GH¢2,500. The contestants of TTU received GH¢2,000, while CCTU received GH¢1,500.

Debaters

The principal speaker for TTU Debate Team, Theophilus Tetteh Huagie, a Level 300 Electrical Engineering student, was the first to mount the stage to argue against the motion. He was supported by Richard Budada, also an Electrical Engineering student.

  • The debaters from CCTU and TTU

Richmond Sekou, supported by Prince Adomako, represented CCTU and boldly spoke for the motion.

However, it took the eloquence of the lead speaker for UCC Debate Society, Godfred Nana Sakyi, a level 300 BSc Health Information Management student, supported by Jackline Ballang, a final year Bachelor of Arts student to clinch victory. The two debaters for UCC are also members of UCC Students’ Parliamentary Council.

  • Jackline Ballang - Second Speaker

Commendation and Call on Youth to uphold Ghana’s Democracy

The Second Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Mr. Andrews Amoako Asiamah, commended the debators and their teachers for the sterling performance. He reminded Ghanaians that the fourth republican Parliament had played a vital role in shaping Ghana's democratic credentials and fostering closer connections with the people.

Mr. Amoako, who is also the Member of Parliament for Fomena, emphasised the need to create more interventions and platforms that would further motivate the youth to take active part in governance of the country.

 

  • Hon. Andrews Asiama Amoako - Deputy Speaker of Parliament addressing the event

He reassured all the youth of the dividends of democracy and appealed to them to be patient and endeavour to continue to support the democracy of the country.

Members of Parliament at the function included ; Cape Coast North, Dr. Kwamena Mintah Nyarku; Cape Coast South, Hon. Kweku Ricketts Hagan, and Awutu Senya West, Gizelle Tetteh-Agbotui.

The event brought together traditional rulers, academia, politicians, civil society groups, security agencies, the clergy, as well as students.

 

Source:Documentation and Information Section-UCC

Parliament of Ghana@30: UCC Students' Parliament deliberates on issues affecting women and Girls

10 Aug, 2023 By DIS

Members of the Students' Parliamentary Council of University of Cape Coast (UCC) have used mock parliamentary proceedings to highlight the importance of menstrual care and raise awareness of issues faced by girls and women during menstruation.

According to them, the increase in the price of sanitary pads was making it unaffordable for women and girls in low-income homes and deprived communities in the country to access clean and affordable menstrual products. 

The Student-Parliamentarians made the statements on the floor of the House as part of activities marking the 30th anniversary celebration of uninterrupted parliamentary democracy in Ghana on the theme, “30 years of parliamentary democ­racy under the 4th Republic: The journey thus far.” 

As part of the events, Parliament of Ghana organised public fora in the southern zones - Takoradi, Cape Coast, and Koforidua, to commemorate the anniversary.

 

The Speaker of the UCC Students' Parliament, the Rt. Hon. Emmanuel Osei-Wusu

The Speaker of the UCC Students' Parliament, the Rt. Hon. Emmanuel Osei-Wusu

The Graduate Students' Association of Ghana (GRASAG) Senate Representative, Hon. Araba Korsah, reading a statement on the floor of the House, appealed to government to implement a policy that would remove taxes on imported sanitary pads. 

According to her, sanitary pads should be distributed to young girls at no cost or at the very least, sold at a reasonable price because they were essential to the health and civility of women and girls. She stressed that Scotland had become the first country in the world to make sanitary products free for all and that had been in effect since August, 2022. She, therefore, backed the calls by civil society organizations to government to scrap the 20 percent tax on sanitary pads.

During the mock parliamentary debate, the Member of Parliament for Science Central Constituency-UCC, Hon. Jonas Awaliga, bemoaned the case of sanitary pads being expensive for a “natural phenomenon” as opposed to other products which could be purchased by choice.

 

GRASAG Senate Representative, Hon. Araba Korsah, reading a statement on the floor of the House

GRASAG Senate Representative, Hon. Araba Korsah, reading a statement on the floor of the House

He also called on govern­ment and its affiliate organisations to come up with well-structured programmes and policies that would support corporate insti­tutions and private individuals with innovative ways of produc­ing low-cost, biodegradable and reusable sanitary products to ease the financial burden menstruating women faced.

The MP for Ayensu Constituency-UCC, Hon. Camara Musah, in his view, emphasised the need to make sanitary prod­ucts not just accessible but also affordable. He said this would particularly help women and adolescent girls in rural dwellings and protect their education. 

The House presided over by the ‘Speaker’, Rt. Hon. Edmund Osei-Wusu, deliberated on issues including the need for children with childhood cancers to be treated under the National Health Insurance Scheme.

 

Call to Protect Ghana’s Peace

The Second Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Hon. Andrew Asiama Amoako

The Second Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Hon. Andrew Asiama Amoako

Speaking after proceedings of the mock Parliament, the Second Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Hon. Andrew Asiama Amoako, noted that Ghana's current stability did not make the country immune to political violence and called on Ghanaians to jealously protect the peace in the country.

Mr. Amoako, who is also the Member of Parliament for Fomena, called on religious leaders to pray fervently for the leadership of the country and implored Ghanaians to guard against acts that posed a threat to the democratic stability the country is currently enjoying.

The Second Deputy Speaker congratulated the framers of the Fourth Republican Constitution, saying it had been useful for building a better and peaceful Ghana.

Other Members of Parliament (MPS), including the MPs for Cape Coast North and South, Kwamena Mintah Nyarku and Kweku Ricketts Hagan, repectively took turns to thank Ghanaians for safeguarding the country's nascent democracy and asked that it should not be compromised.

The MP for Awutu Senya West, Gizelle Tetteh-Agbotui, underlined the need for more participation of women in the public discourse.

 

A section of dignitaries at the event

A section of dignitaries at the event 

The honourable Central Regional Minister, Mrs. Justina Marigold Assan, commended Parliament for the many bills passed and others repealed since its inception 30 years ago. 

The Dean of Students Affairs, Prof. Eugene Marfo Darteh, pledged his commitment to ensure the Students' Parliamentary Council's growth and sustainability, as well as the realisation of its potential. He said the Students' Parliamentary Council had been added to the constitution of the SRC as a legal institution in the University.

"Now the Students' Parliamentary Council exists legally and will be allocated budget to finance its activities" he added.

The forum was attended by religious and traditional leaders, civil society groups, workers’ unions’ representatives, security agencies and students. 

 

Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC

 

 

UCC Athletes in World University Games receive rousing welcome to campus

10 Aug, 2023 By DIS

The Faculty of Science and Technology Education has held a reception in honour of two students  who participated in the 2023 World University Games popularly known as Federation Internationale du Sport Universitaire (FISU) Games. 

 Ms. Rose Amoanima Yeboah secured the first gold medal for Ghana with a groundbreaking record of 1.94 m in High Jump at the just ended World University Games  held in Chengdu, China.

  • Ms. Rose Amoanima Yeboah

Rose is a level 300 student of the Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation pursuing Bachelor of Science in Health, Physical Education and Recreation (HPER).

 Ms. Lovina Ewusi who also made her maiden appearance at the international level and reached semi-finals during the games. 

 Lovina is also a Level 200 student of the Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation pursuing Bachelor of Science (Health, Physical Education and Recreation).

 

  • Ms. Lovina Ewusi 

The two athletes from the University of Cape Coast were part of Ghana’s contingent at the just ended World University Games organised in China from August 19-27, 2023.

 

 In his address at the function, the Dean of the Faculty of Science and Technology Education, Prof. Douglas Darko Agyei praised the two students for projecting the name of the University of Cape Coast at the global level once again. 

 

  Prof. Agyei urged the two athletes to aim beyond the sky, stressing “This is just the beginning, you have done so well, and from what I heard about your ages, we know the sky is your limit. We want to congratulate you and encourage you that there is more opportunities ahead of you. Don’t just become reluctant and give up here.” 

 

 

  • Prof. Douglas Darko Agyei  

He commended the coaches for training them to excel not only at the national level but also at the international level.

 

 “This feat you have won for yourself, and the University goes beyond Ghana and Africa. I am of the firm belief that you will continue to make yourself and the University of Cape Coast proud,” Prof. Agyei added.

 

 A former President of Ghana Universities Sports Association (GUSA), Prof. Charles Domfeh described the World Universities Games as one of the well patronised and popular sports event aside the World Olympics Games.

 

 Therefore, he praised the students for the honours they have brought to themselves, UCC and Ghana. 

 

 Prof. Domfeh, who is also a lecturer at the Department of HPER, advised the two students to intensify their training to permanently register their names globally as renowned athletes.

 

  • Prof. Charles Domfeh

 “This medal is very significant because Ghana has struggled in the past to win a medal at the international level. Rose has proved beyond doubt by breaking an existing record to win gold which is very historic,” he remarked.

 Present at the ceremony were Heads of Department, lecturers, and students of the Faculty of Science and Technology Education.

 

 

 

 

FISU GAMES: UCC's Rose Amoanimaa Yeboah wins gold for Ghana, breaks national high jump record

09 Aug, 2023 By DIS

A level 300 student of University of Cape Coast (UCC), Rose Amoaniwaa Yeboah, has confirmed her place among the pantheon of world female high jumpers as she set a new national record by producing a leap of 1.94 meters to grab Ghana’s first gold medal at the FISU World University Games 2023 in Chengdu, China.

By this feat, Rose Yeboah breaks the previous national record of 1.92m set by Abigail Kwarteng at the War Eagle Invitational in Auburn, Alabama, in 2022.

Since the beginning of the biennial World University Games, formerly known as the Universiade, in 1959, Rose Amoanimaa Yeboah is the only Ghanaian athlete to win gold for Ghana, the first time in history. 

Ghana's accomplished high jumper outperformed Cyprus' Elena Kulichenko who secured the silver medal with a height of 1.91 meters, while Finland's Venla Pulkkanen secured the bronze medal, reaching a personal best of 1.89 meters.

Host China topped the FISU World University Games medals tally with 178 medals, including 103 gold. Japan came second with 21 gold medals from a tally of 93. The Republic of Korea finished third with 17 gold medals from a total of 58.

 

Rose Amoaniwaa Yeboah displaying her gold medalRose Amoaniwaa Yeboah displaying her gold medal

 

The next edition of the World University Games is slated to take place in 2025 in Germany.

The FISU Games, an esteemed international multi-sport event catering to student-athletes across the globe, with more than 2,500 participants from over 50 nations, participating in the 11-day event. 

 

Rose Amoanimaa Yeboah @ a glance:

•Born on December 23, 2001

• Ranked number one in Africa in the High Jump event 

•First gained international exposure in 2019 at the XIV African Under-20 Championships in Abidjan, where she won the gold medal in high jump with a height of 1.83 m. 

•Followed it up with another gold-winning performance in Rabat at the African Games.

• As a junior athlete, Rose Yeboah also represented Ghana and won gold medals at both ECOWAS U-20 Championships in Abidjan and the All-Africa University Games in Egypt.

•A former student of Kumasi Girls' High School 

•Currently in Level 300 pursuing Health, Physical Education and Recreation (HPER) at UCC.

•An affiliate of the Kwame Nkrumah Hall

•Qualified to participate in the 2023 World Championship in Budapest, Hungary, which will come off on August 19- 27.

• Won Ghana's only medal at the FISU World University Games 2023.

 

Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC

 

 

 

 

 

VoTEC Students Showcase their Creativity with Fashion Show

VoTEC Students Showcase their Creativity with Fashion Show

09 Aug, 2023 By DIS

Final year students of the Vocational and Technical Education (VoTEC), University of Cape Coast impressed fashion lovers on campus with their latest collections and designs.

The sold-out event saw many student-models hit the runway with their eye-catching catwalk, latest style of clothing and hair decoration, amidst smiles and applause from fashion spectators.

Samples of their designs ranged from corporate, casual and African wear, to wedding gowns innovatively designed with colourful fabrics. 

The annual fashion show is a practical assessment   of level 400 students reading "Specialized Clothing Construction" course, to demonstrate their talents and readiness for the job market.

The night was interspersed with music to serenade the atmosphere in the Main Auditorium, which also thrilled clienteles of the event.

 

Two student models displaying their designs at the Fashion Show

Two student models displaying their designs at the Fashion Show

The Head of the Department, Dr. (Mrs) Patience Danquah Monnie, in her address, indicated that she was impressed with the combination of fabrics by the students, as well as their designs and creative exhibitions.

She decried the lack of support for the fashion industry in the country. She, therefore, called on corporate bodies, organisations and individuals to come on board to support the initiative to promote the fashion industry at the University.

She added that investment in the industry was an avenue for job opportunities that would also help to position Ghana on the global fashion platform.

 

A section of students at the event

A section of students at the event

 

She expressed gratitude to fashion enthusiasts who turned up to watch student-models strut in their designed clothes.

Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC

CIUCC holds Industrial Lecture for Students

09 Aug, 2023 By DIS

The Confucius Institute, University of Cape Coast (CIUCC) has held an industrial lecture for its students to equip them with the needed knowledge to stay relevant on the job market.

The event, which saw in attendance the Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Prof.

Kwabena Sarfo Sarfo-Kantanka; the Ghana Director of CIUCC, Prof. Emmanuel Amoh Ofori and the College Registrar of the College of Humanities and Legal Studies, Mr. Ebenezer Aggrey, had two Chinese accomplished Ghanaian industry players addressing the students. The two, Madam Yang Yang, Founder and CEO of Zonda Tec and the Human Resource Manager at KEDA Ceramics Ghana Limited, Luo spoke on “Women Empowerment in Chinese Enterprises” and “Understanding Chinese Business Culture and Etiquette: Keys to Succeeding Enterprises” respectively.

The China Director of CIUCC, Prof Ou Yamei.

The China Director of CIUCC, Prof Ou Yamei

Welcoming participants to the lecture, the China Director of CIUCC, Prof Ou Yamei, indicated that building successful individual entrepreneurial ventures was partly hinged on entrepreneurs taking a cue from the success stories of developed and accomplished companies. She maintained that the lecture was to expose the students to the world of business and the skills needed to stay successful.

Speaking on the topic, “Understanding Chinese Business Culture and Etiquette: Keys to Succeeding Enterprises” the Human Resource Manager at KEDA Ceramics Ghana Limited, Luo Yan, said the Chinese thrived on hard work, social networking, maintaining a peaceful surrounding and making good impressions.

The Human Resource Manager at KEDA Ceramics Ghana Limited, Luo Yan

The Human Resource Manager at KEDA Ceramics Ghana Limited, Luo Yan

She said the Chinese had a common understanding that working diligently and bracing all odds to achieve set goals and targets was crucial to growing their enterprises.  She added that being sensitive to one’s surrounding, punctuality, building a credible personality as well as gaining the art to negotiate within the business terrain were some of the concepts inculcated into Chinese enterprises.

On her part, the founder and CEO of Zonda Tec, Ms. Yang Yang, counseled the students to devote themselves to their work and pursue excellence in that regard instead of concentrating on the gains they stand to make.  She further indicated that being a good leader and setting the pace for others to follow were key attributes every entrepreneur should have.

Founder and CEO of Zonda Tec, Ms. Yang Yang.

Founder and CEO of Zonda Tec, Ms. Yang Yang

Ms. Yang noted that budding entrepreneurs must take advantage of opportunities around them, have passion to push their entrepreneurial agenda and stay committed and serious.

She was quick to indicate that the world, especially the business terrain, was not the preserve of men only hence, she charged women to position themselves well by researching, taking initiative and communicate effectively while showing respect in order to excel.

The participants were allowed to pose questions to the resource persons during an interactive session. Generally, the students were impressed with the lecture and called for more such educative sessions to build their competencies.

The resource persons in a group photo with some staff of the CIUCC and the College of Humanities and Legal Studies

The resource persons in a group photo with some staff of the CIUCC and the College of Humanities and Legal Studies

 

The Dean of the Faculty of Arts-UCC, Prof. Kwabena Sarfo Sarfo-Kantanka, pledged to make the industrial lecture a recurring event not just for students of the CIUCC but the larger university student body.

Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC

 

 

 

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