Students of the University have successfully elected their leaders for the 2019/2020 Academic Year.
Mr. Zaki Abdul-Hamid and Ms. Doris Akalchiba Ansandem with the teaser-“Team Zaki” won as President and Vice-President respectively, of the Students’ Representative Council with 2,872 votes.
The winners of the various positions of the Students’ Representative Council (SRC) and the National Union of Ghana Students (Local NUGS) elections as declared by the Dean of Students Affairs, Prof. Eugene Marfo Darteh were as follow;
ELECTED STUDENTS’ REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL EXECUTIVES
This the form "B" of the appraisal forms, which is to be filled by Supervisor at the Senior Staff Category for all staff under his/her supervision in the University of Cape Coast
This the form "B" of the appraisal forms, which is to be filled by Supervisor at the Senior Members (teaching) Category for all staff under his/her supervision in the University of Cape Coast
This the form "B" of the appraisal forms, which is to be filled by Supervisor at the Senior Members (non-teaching) Category for all staff under his/her supervision in the University of Cape Coast
This the form "B" of the appraisal forms, which is to be filled by Supervisor at the Junior Staff Category for all staff under his/her supervision in the University of Cape Coast.
Senior Members application form. For application into a senior member non teaching role at the University of Cape Coast. Submit to Senior Members Section upon completion.
A Senior Lecturer at the Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation (HPER), Dr. Elvis Hagan, has donated “Veronica” bucket, water bottles, sleeping mats, liquid soap and assorted educational materials to the Hope Daycare Centre at Kokoado-Apewosika, near UCC.
The donation was as a result of research conducted by Dr. (Mrs.) Salome Amissah-Essel, a colleague in the same department.
Dr. Elvis Hagan and Dr. (Mrs) Amissah-Essel with pupils of Hope Daycare Centre displaying their water bottles
Findings of Dr. Amissah-Essel's Thesis
Dr. Amissah-Essel’s PhD thesis which won her a Dean’s Award of Excellence at the 51st congregation in 2018 looked at the health and safety conditions of Early Childhood Care and Development centres in the Cape Coast Metropolis. Her findings brought out the plight of some of the Daycare centres in the Metropolis.
Explaining the reason behind the donation, Dr. Hagan indicated that the PhD research work was meant to solve problems in society and, therefore, decided to help address some of the issues raised in the work.
The Proprietoress of the Centre, Madam Elizabeth Awotwe, who received the items, expressed her sincere gratitude to Dr. Hagan and promised to put the items to good use and also ensure that the children under her care are healthy and safe.
Camfed-MasterCard Scholars with items to be donated to Daycare Centres
Dr. Amissah-Essel’s research findings have also brought in donations to some other centres in 2018. A group of young UCC female students under the Camfed-MasterCard Scholar’ programme made donations to two Daycare centres in Akotoyir (Gyedzi Daycare and Vero’s Memorial Daycare centre) and one centre in Effutu- Koforidua near Jukwa (Happy Home Daycare centre). These centres were presented with plastic chairs, “Veronica” buckets, drinking cups, plates, sleeping mats, liquid soaps and assorted educational materials.
Members of Impart Foundations donating items to Ansadi Daycare Centre
An NGO called Impart Foundations which is managed by Ms. Dorcas Babet Kwofie, a student of UCC also donated similar items to another Daycare in Adisadel (Ansadi Daycare centre).
Camfed-MasterCard Scholars donating items to Gyedzi Daycare Centre
Dr. Amissah-Essel is still appealing to individuals and organisations who will like to touch the lives of children, to contact her at the Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, UCC or call her on 0246762533 or mail her at salome.amissah-essel@ucc.edu.gh: for there are a lot of children in Daycare centres who need assistance.
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