The Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Prof. George K. T. Oduro has advised the executives of the Student Representative Council (SRC) and Local Chapter of National Union of Ghana Students of the University to always engage management in dialogue to address their grievances.

Prof. Oduro noted that the SRC, as an important stakeholder should always partner management to create an enabling environment for academic work in the University.

The Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Prof. George K. T. Oduro has urged staff of the College of Distance Education who are on study leave at Kenyatta University, Kenya to make UCC proud by distinguishing themselves in their academic work.

He noted that they were offered scholarships to upgrade themselves in order to contribute meaningfully towards achieving the mandate of the UCC.

An official of the Public Affairs Department of the United States Embassy, Maya Parker, has called on the Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Prof. G. K. T. Oduro to discuss issues concerning cultural and research linkages with the University.

The Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Prof. George K. T. Oduro has called on members of the National Executive Council of University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) to complement management’s effort to enhance the reputation of the Universities of Ghana both locally and internationally.

The Sam Jonah Library is organising series of workshops for all categories of staff to build their capacity.

The series of workshops are aimed at introducing staff to new developments in the operation of the library.

Activity areas for the workshops are “Reference Management Software Workshop (Mendeley),” “Abstracting, E-Resource Tools for Next Generation Librarians”, “Customer Care/Service” and ‘Cataloguing”. Participants are drawn from all the satellite libraries in the various colleges/ faculty/schools/departments in the University.

The Vice-Chancellor Prof. D. D. Kuupole has paid working visit to some Colleges of Education (CoE) in the Volta, Eastern and Greater Accra Regions to strengthen the long-standing relationship between the University of Cape Coast and the Colleges.

Officials from Central University led by the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Kwesi Yankah have met with the management of the University of Cape Coast to express their gratitude for the tremendous support offered them during their mentoring period.   Prof. Yankah was full of commendation for UCC for the strong presence of mind and deep knowledge about mentoring institutions and hoped that fortitude would be extended to all who fall under their mentorship. “UCC has taken us through all the crucial stages of mentorship, what is left is for us to put into practice what we have been taught”.  

A two-member delegation from the British Council has paid a courtesy call on the Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Prof. G. K. T. Oduro at his office.   The visit was meant to explore possible ways of the collaboration between UCC and the British Council. The team comprised Assistant Director, Emily Sawle Thomas and Project Delivery Manager, Christiana Bandoh.