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Chief Executive Officer, Prof. Samuel Ato Duncan and Vice-Chancellor, Prof Johnson Nyarko Boampong

UCC, COA Research and Manufacturing Company Partner to Support Students’ Entrepreneurial Skills

28 Mar, 2023 By DIS

The University of Cape Coast (UCC) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with COA Research and Manufacturing Company to support students’ entrepreneurial skills development through internship and practical attachment opportunities.

Both institutions under the partnership would promote research and innovations into traditional herbal medicines and organic production and processing of raw materials for chronic diseases, including cancer, HIV/AIDS, kidney diseases, and diabetes among others.

The agreement will also enable the two implement strategies that influence informed decision-making through partnerships with other national and international authorities, business and industries and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs). 

The Vice-Chancellor, Prof Johnson Nyarko Boampong, signed on behalf of UCC, while the Chief Executive Officer, Prof. Samuel Ato Duncan, appended his signature for COA Research and Manufacturing Company.

The signing ceremony was witnessed by the Pro Vice-Chancellor, Prof Rosemond Boohene, and the Executive Assistant at COA, Dr. Grace Bimpong.

Speaking at the signing ceremony, Prof. Duncan said Ghana had traditional medicines that could take care of cancers, kidney diseases, viral infections and many other diseases, with minimal side effects.

 

A group photo of UCC-VC (2nd from right) and CEO of COA (centre) with the Pro VC – UCC, Prof. Rosemond Boohene; Registrar, Mr. Jeff Teye Onyame and Dr. Grace Bimpong, Executive Assistant at COA

 

He said if the country was able to develop and package those medications to meet international standards; it would have a lot of medicines that could support the health of people. 

According to him, he had developed a product that had the potential to be a breakthrough in the fight against the HIV/AIDS epidemic, but there was need for further research on it.

He was optimistic the agreement between the two institutions would make his vision come to fruition. 

For his part, the Vice-Chancellor expressed appreciation to COA Manufacturing Company for the continuous support to UCC over the years and stated that management was glad with the agreement.  

He expressed the hope that the two institutions would work together to improve the quality of life of Ghanaians.

"Let us work together to change the circumstances of our people," he added. 

He appealed to Prof. Duncan to put up a monument on campus to have his name on the project.

The partnership will last for five years after which it will be re-assessed for impact and continuation.

 

Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC

Participants of the World Water Day Celebration

Department of Water and Sanitation marks World Water Day

28 Mar, 2023 By DIS

The Department of Water and Sanitation, University of Cape Coast has celebrated this year’s World Water Day with a call on Ghanaians to protect and conserve water. 

The Founder and CEO of the Centre of Awareness (COA) Research and Manufacturing Company Limited, Professor Samuel Ato Duncan, who made the call, added that activities of illegal miners posed a major threat to the future water supply to  communities in particular and the nation as a whole.

The Founder and CEO of the Centre of Awareness (COA) Research and Manufacturing Company Limited, Professor Samuel Ato Duncan

 

"We can never talk about the preservation of water bodies without talking about the damaging effects of illegal mining (galamsey)" he said. 

Prof. Duncan said globally, water had come under serious threats from increasing population, climate change, and human activities and as a result, a multi- stakeholder approach to fight the menace of water pollution was necessary. 

He said understanding the importance of water would help achieve Goal Six of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 6) which focuses on access to clean water and sanitation for all.

He said COA was ready to partner with stakeholders in the water and sanitation sector to address the canker of water pollution while calling on government to support agencies promoting water and sanitation in the country.

Keynoter for the event, Mr. Kwesi Brown, Head of the Community Water and Sanitation Agency also cautioned Ghanaians against the fast pace at which Ghana’s water resources were being depleted. He hinted of the imminent danger the country faced in the production of portable water and advised against illegal activities that threatened the achievement of clean water and sanitation for all.

 

Keynoter for the event, Mr. Kwesi Brown, Head of the Community Water and Sanitation Agency

 

He reiterated that achieving SDG 6 was hinged on the collective efforts of the ordinary Ghanaian and people placed in high offices. He added that winning the war waged against illegal mining in the country begged for total commitment and change in the mindset of persons engaged in the illegality.

A representative from the Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL), Central Region, Nicholas Hene Ampong Okyere, re-echoed the need to preserve water as an essential commodity to life. In achieving that, he said the company was working with government to ensure that universal water coverage was met by 2030, in line with the Sustainable Development Goal Six (SDG 6).

He, therefore, urged the public to desist from activities that pollute water bodies. 

A representative from the Community Water and Sanitation Agency (CWSA), Mrs Ernestina Ohenewaa Benti, said the mandate of CWSA was the provision of safe water to rural communities and small towns as well as promote water related sanitation and hygiene practices. 

She expressed commitment towards achieving its mandate and partnering with its stakeholders to deliver on its planned medium-term programmes and projects. 

Head of the Department of Water and Sanitation-UCC, Ing Prof. Peter Appiah Obeng, in his remark, called on Ghanaians to conserve water bodies to project the nation’s socio-economic development.

He insisted on the need to fight against illegal mining and logging of trees, which destroyed water bodies for Ghanaians to get the full benefits of their water resources.

He observed that it was necessary to share and educate the populace about the implications of pollution of water bodies and wasteful use of water.

This year’s World Water Day celebration was on the theme, “Accelerating Change”.

Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC

StuFSO scholars at the forum

StuFSO Scholars Challenged to Study Hard to Justify Investment by UCC

28 Mar, 2023 By DIS

Beneficiary students of the University of Cape Coast (UCC) Students’ Financial Support Office (StuFSO) Scholarship have been challenged to take their academic work seriously to justify the investment made in them.

The Chairman of the UCC Scholarship Committee, Prof. Samuel Acquah , who threw the challenge, told the beneficiary students, aptly called scholars, that their academic performance was precondition to enable them enjoy the Scholarship package.

"Your academic performance is the only measure of success if you want to be on the scholarship scheme," he said, speaking to the beneficiaries at the Scholars' Forum.

Scholars Forum

The Forum, organised by the Students’ Financial Support Office (StuFSO) was aimed at helping to produce all-round students. 

Prof. Acquah reminded the beneficiaries to make good use of the opportunity they had been given, bearing in mind that so many brilliant-but-needy students attended the selection interview but did not qualify.

In that regard, he pointed out to the beneficiaries that the best way to repay for the investment was to study, abide by the rules, be disciplined, good ambassadors of the Scheme and excel in their various fields of study. 

Prof. Acquah implored scholars to dress decently to lectures and avoid deviancy so as not to tarnish the image of StuFSO. 

Becoming a Scholar

The Administrator of StuFSO, Ms. Grace Mensah, making a presentation on the topic: "Becoming a Scholar" stressed the need for scholars to engage in volunteer activities because it provides the opportunity to gain valuable working skills whilst developing important social skills. 

In view of that beneficiary students would undertake voluntary work on campus five hours in a week. The voluntary works include Shelving at the Main Library, Farm Hands at UCC Farms, Sales and Bookkeeping Training for Petty Traders and Primary School Teaching in Surrounding Communities

She encouraged the scholars to cultivate the habit of reading for intellectual growth and literal adventure.

Ms. Mensah urged the recipients to use the forum to make new acquaintances, network, and share views and ideas that would help the forward match of StuFSO.

She advised the scholars to also be innovative and venture into entrepreneurship to create more employment opportunities after school.

Ms Mensah expressed gratitude to the contributors of the Scholarship Scheme, including the Students’ Representative Council, Graduate Students’ Association, Office of the Dean of Students, Alumni, amongst others 

Some of the beneficiaries praised StuFSO for their support and timely respond to the emails of applicants.

StuFSO Ativities

StuFSO provides financial assistance to needy but brilliant students of the University of Cape Coast (UCC). This is done through the management and disbursement of the UCC Scholarship as well as coordination of external scholarships to increase access to funding for students. The Office completed disbursing the 2023 UCC Scholarship for needy and brilliant students by 7th February, 2023.

The objectives for the 2023 UCC Scholars’ Forum were to reorient and challenge awardees to become scholars, discuss the privileges and responsibilities of awardees, explain the role of awardees in the future sustenance of the scholarship and sign-up awardees for the 2023 StuFSO Voluntary Programme.

The maiden UCC Scholars Forum was organised as a two-day event.

UCC and MU

Vice-Chancellor hosts President of University of Maryland

28 Mar, 2023 By DIS

The Vice-Chancellor of University of Cape Coast (UCC), Prof Johnson Nyarko Boampong, has met with Dr. Darryll J. Pines, the President of University of Maryland (UM), College Park, USA to discuss areas of collaboration between the two institutions.

During the meeting, Dr. Pines expressed the University of Maryland’s interest in  collaborating with UCC on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) programme.

Dr. Pines, who is also an American aerospace engineer, disclosed that UM had been whipping up the interest of high school students in the US to take STEM courses offered by the University.

Against this backdrop, his university was working closely with Ghana's Ministry of Education to produce teachers equipped with practical skills to handle STEM classes and whip the interest of students in STEM education.

In view of that, he said, UM would like to collaborate with UCC through the School of Sustainable Engineering to train engineering teachers.

Prof. Boampong warmly welcomed Dr. Pines and appreciated his visit, while expressing the desire of UCC to collaborate with University of Maryland. 

Prof. Johnson Nyarko Boampong and Dr. Darryll J. Pines also exchanged views on a number of issues of mutual concern and discussed staff-students exchange programme.

The meeting was attended by the Pro Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Mrs. Rosemond Boohene; the Registrar, Mr Jeff Onyame; Provost of College of Education Studies, Prof. Ernest Kofi Davis; Provost of Agriculture and Natural Sciences, Prof Joojo Eghan and the Dean of the School of Sustainable Engineering, Prof. Robert Sarpong Amoah. Also present were the Dean of Office of International Relations, Prof. Kwaku Boakye; the Director of Consular and General Services, Mrs Alberta Yaa Grahama and the Director of Public Affairs, Major Kofi Baah Bentum (rtd).

Accompanying Dr. Pines to the meeting were Dr. Marion W. Brown, CEO Clarendon Global Partners, University of Maryland, and Mr. Aaron Twum Akwaboah, the Strategy and Innovation Director at the Ministry of Education.

 

Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC

27 Mar, 2023

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS

The Samuel and Emelia Brew-Butler - SGS/GRASAG, UCC Research Fund is established to provide financial support (grant) to qualified second year postgraduate research students (MPhil/MCom/MN/PhD) to help facilitate and stimulate quality research work. The overriding goal is to motivate students to contribute their quota to national development through quality and timely research. Specifically, the grant is aimed at supporting research students to: 

a.       Collect research data and complete their thesis on time.

b.      Publish their scholarly articles in recognized local and international journals.

c.       Attend a research conference

An award of up to GH¢5,000.00 will be given to each successful applicant. The number of awards funded each year will depend on the number and quality of applications received. Qualified applicants shall enjoy the grant once.

Completed applications (hardcopy) for the Research Grant must be received by the School of Graduate Studies on or before 21st April, 2023. Applications will be considered and the outcome made known by July 2023.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

  • The research grant is open to all second year postgraduate research students (MPhil/MCom/MN/PhD) each year who have obtained a CGPA of 2.5 and above (with no ICs in their results excluding SGS 801: Academic Writing).
  • Candidates receiving other grants or scholarships from within or outside the University are NOT eligible to apply.

APPLICATION PROCESS

Applications for the grant may be submitted by second-year postgraduate research students who have successfully defended their research proposal. To access the grant:

1. Application forms can be accessed from the GRASAG, UCC office and SGS, UCC website:https://sgs.ucc.edu.gh/

2.   Completed application forms, and other supporting documents (see below), should be submitted to the SGS.

3.  Applications should be received by the School of Graduate Studies not later than 4:30pm, 21st April,2023

4. Each application will be reviewed by the Awards Committee. Where necessary, applicants will be invited for interview by the Committee.

I.   SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS FOR APPLICANTS WORKING ON THEIR THESIS

1.      Research proposal

The research proposal must be submitted in double line spacing and 12-point font size, Times New Roman throughout, on one side only of A4 paper with a margin of at least 2.54 cm on left, right, top, and bottom. The proposal, not including references, must not exceed 5-one sided pages of A4  paper. Applications which do not conform to these rules will not be accepted.

The proposal should have the following parts:

a)      Title

b)      Abstract (up to 150words)

c)       Background/ Introduction (supported with relevant literature)

d)      Research questions /hypotheses to be addressed

e)      Significance of the study

f)       Details of methods to be used (including time-table and budget)

g)      Breakdown of the funding requested

h)       References (APA Sixth Edition)

 

2.      A letter of support from the applicant’s Principal Supervisor

3.      Endorsement of Application by the Applicant’s Head of Department

4.      Curriculum vitae of applicant, to include:

a)      Family name, forenames and initials

b)      Corresponding address, telephone number and e-mail address

c)       Date of birth

d)      Nationality

e)      Academic history: List all educational institutions/universities attended after secondary school - include dates of attendance, field of study, degrees and diplomas with dates awarded and grades if appropriate.

f)       Details of any publications (citing full reference details), presentations at conferences/workshops (give name, location and date of conference/workshop, title of presentation, names of authors and whether oral or by poster), and awards (full details, including both undergraduate and postgraduate awards).

 

5.      Academic transcript (postgraduate level) 

 

II. SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS FOR APPLICANTS PRESENTING A FULL RESEARCH PAPER FOR CONFERENCE(S)/ PUBLICATION

The Samuel and Emelia Brew-Butler - SGS/GRASAG, UCC Research Fund besides its establishment to  financially support qualified second year postgraduate research students (MPhil/MCom/MN/PhD),  has now extended support to providing financial assistance to research students participating in either  a local or an international conference.

1.      Research Paper

The research paper must be submitted in double line spacing and 12-point font size, Times New Roman throughout, on one side only of A4 paper with a margin of at least 2.54 cm on left, right, top, and bottom. The research paper, not including references, must be between 10-15 one sided pages of A4 paper. Applications which do not conform to these rules will not be accepted.

 

The research paper should have the following parts:

a)      Title

b)      Abstract (up to 150 words)

c)       Background/Introduction (supported with relevant literature)

d)      Research questions /hypotheses to be addressed

e)      Significance of the study

f)       Details of methods used

g)      Findings

h)      Recommendations

i)        Breakdown of the funding requested

j)        References (APA Sixth Edition)

 

2.      Presentation (Chat or Banner) (for only presenters at a conference)

 

3.      Letter of justification approved by the student’s Head of Department in consultation with the student’s supervisor(s).

4.      Curriculum vitae of applicant, to include:

a)      Family name, forenames and initials

b)      Corresponding address, telephone and e-mail

c)       Date of birth

d)      Nationality

e)      Academic history: List all educational institutions/universities attended after secondary school - include dates of attendance, field of study, degrees and diplomas with dates awarded and grades if appropriate.

f) Details of any publications (citing full reference details), presentations at conferences/workshops (give name, location and date of conference/workshop, title of presentation, names of authors and whether oral or by poster), and awards (full details, including both undergraduate and postgraduate awards).

 

5.      Academic transcript (postgraduate level).

 

6.      Provide details of other sources of funds

 

7.      a)    For Conference

                                                        i.            Must be a presenter (Evidence of acceptance of research documents to be presented at the conference)

                                                      ii.            Evidence of participation invitation letter

                                                    iii.            Theme of the Conference

                                                    iv.            Country and Venue

                                                      v.            Date of Conference

                                                    vi.            Topic (this should be related to the thesis you submitted to the University of Cape Coast)

 

                                                  vii.            Scheduled presentation to Award Committee Members and some selected official from your department.

            b)    For Publication

The Journal for publication should be a good Journal with Google Scholar citation, Science Index, SCOPUS, and others.

                  

 

AREAS OF SUPPORT (for conference applicants only)

Qualified applicants would be supported in any of these areas per decision by the Awards Committee:

Local Conference

1.      Transportation

2.      Accommodation

3.      Conference fee

 

International Conference

1.      Air Ticket

2.      Visa fee

3.      Conference fee

4.      Accommodation 

REPORTS

A progress report or completion of conference presentation must be prepared by all recipients of the grant and submitted to the SGS. Master’s candidates, must submit their progress report every three months after receipt of the award. For PHD candidates, the report must be submitted every six months after receipt of the award. Applicants who were presenters at a conference must submit a report of the outcome of their presentation 2 weeks after their completion of presentation. Publication of Journal applicants must submit a progress report after 1year of receipt of the award. The report should indicate results accomplished problems and modifications made to the original research proposal and any completed or forth coming presentations and publications from the research. Applicants would also be required to submit their Grant Utilisation report. In this report, it is required that recipients spell out how they have utilised the fund as specified in a form to be collected from the Account Office of the School of Graduate Studies. The report will be reviewed by the SGS Awards Committee. Where a beneficiary fails to provide a progress report, he/she will not be eligible for any other award from the School and may be required to refund the amount. His/her supervisors will not be eligible to support other applicants. Awardees are encouraged to present their final report at Conferences organized by School of Graduate Studies, and any other conferences.           

NOTE

Awardees are also required to acknowledge the support received from the Fund in their final thesis and any other publications they may produce from the thesis.

 

Interested Applicants should CLICK BELOW TO DOWNLOAD THE APPLICATION FORM

 samuel_and_emelia_brew-butler_-_sgs_grasag_research_grant_2022-2023.pdf

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

World water day

ACECoR collaborates with partner organisations to celebrate World Water Day at Shama

24 Mar, 2023 By DIS

Access to clean water remains a major challenge for millions of people around the world, including Ghana.

It is in the light of this, that the Africa Centre of Excellence in Coastal Resilience (ACECoR) of the University of Cape Coast, in partnership with  Friends of the Nation (FoN)  marked World Water Day in the Shama District in the Western Region on 22nd March 2023.

MALNET PROJECT

The celebration forms part of activities of the Marine Litter Network (MALNET) project being implemented by ACECoR together with partners from three Africa Centres of Excellence, government agencies and Non-governmental Organisations in Cote d’Ivoire, Burkina Faso, and Benin. The Network is funded by the Association of African Universities with the aim to promote regional partnerships to understand the marine litter menace through research and galvanise stakeholder actions towards the conservation of coastal and marine environments.

World Water Day

The celebration themed “The Role of the Community in Accelerating Change to Solve Water and Sanitation Crises” sought to contribute to ongoing awareness activities on the growing challenges associated with water pollution and the need for water preservation in the country – contributing to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goal 6.

As part of activities for the day, the partners engaged community members and school children in a clean-up exercise along the Apo beach.

Importance of Water

Addressing community members and participants after the clean-up exercise, Ms. Esinam Attipoe- an Assistant Research Fellow at ACECoR, who doubles as the Project Coordinator, underscored the importance of water as a resource for the survival of living organisms, including human beings and urged the public to protect water resources. She called on residents to desist from defecating and throwing household waste on the beach.

Ms. Esinam Attipoe educating participants after the clean-up exercise

The day was climaxed with a durbar at Abuesi Methodist Basic School at Shama with drama performances, poetry recitals and quiz competition by students to further drum home the need to sustainably use and manage aquatic resources for current and future generations.

A performance by students of Abuesi Methodist Basic School at the durbar

The event was graced and supported by both government and private institutions such as the Shama District Assembly, Environmental Protection Agency, National Disaster Management Organisation and Ecozoil Ghana Company Limited.

The ACECoR team with partners and students of Abuesi Methodist Basic School after the durbar

 

The Japanese team with officials of ACECoR in one of the coastal areas

ACECoR and Japan Advance Integrated Sediment Management in West Africa

23 Mar, 2023 By DIS

A technical mission of Japanese experts visited Ghana,to deepen the cooperation between Africa Centre of Excellence in Coastal Resilience (ACECoR), University of Cape Coast and Japan.

The Japanese delegation and staff from ACECoR visited several coastal sites including the Volta River estuary where they explored areas of cooperation; and the Anlo Beach for a joint topographic survey to better understand the challenges.

ACECoR and Japan Partnership under WACA Knowledge Hub

The visit was in line with the signing of Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) signed between Japan Infrastructure Development Institute (IDI) and ACECoR under the West Africa Coast Areas Management Program (WACA) to groom the next generation of innovators.

Under the agreement ACECoR’s mandate is to promote the sustainable management and use of coastal environment. This would be done through training and conducting demand-driven research to support coastal policy development in Africa.

In line with the MoA, IDI will collaborate with ACECoR to make experiences, knowledge and technologies on coastal erosion, flood and sediment management available to West Africa countries.

As an island nation with 75% of its land covered by mountains, Japan boosts a rich experience in Integrated Sediment Management that considers coasts, mountains, and rivers. Activities under the partnership will include knowledge exchange, research studies, training programme, expert dispatch, short courses and academic cooperation between Japanese relevant organisations and ACECoR.

Through the partnership an online workshop on “Integrated Sediment Management in WACA Countries” was organized with regional partners in May 2022 to build awareness on the issue. About 80 participants from different WACA countries participated.

Additionally, Professor Yoshimitsu Tajima of the University of Tokyo  gave a lecture to ACECoR researchers and students on a rapid assessment of Ghana coasts and future prospects based on coastal engineering.

The Director of ACECoR, Prof. Denis W. Aheto described the visit as very relevant to the to achieving the aims of the agreement.

“I thank the Japanese team for coming a long way to Ghana and I hope future cooperation will lead to long-term human resource development” Prof. Aheto noted.

Sediment issues

One might think that beach erosion is caused by direct forces such as high waves or rising sea level. In reality, the root cause is often human activities: Interruption of downstream sediment transport caused by sediment deposition in dam reservoirs and excessive river sand mining, reduce sediment supply to the coast.

To address coastal erosion and other coastal issues, it is essential to take an integrated approach from the river catchment to the coast. In West Africa specifically, effective and sustainable solutions cannot be taken without looking at the root causes in upstream areas.

Deepening the collaboration

Based on the lessons learned from the site visits, the teams agreed to prepare a concrete plan for future cooperation. This includes cooperation to strength modern research; building the educational capacity of ACECoR on Integrated Sediment Management and especially on coastal engineering; and applying for a joint research project on Integrated Sediment Management.

 

Source:

https://www.wacaprogram.org/article/acecor-and-japan-advance-integrated-sediment-management-west-africa

 

 

Ghana Bar Association visiting the Vice-Chancellor

Encroachment of UCC Lands: Vice-Chancellor asks Ghana Bar Association for assistance

23 Mar, 2023 By DIS

The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Johnson Nyarko Boampong, has called for the assistance of the Ghana Bar Association (GBA) to protect the Univeristy of Cape Coast's lands from encroachment.

Prof. Boampong noted that the University was rapidly expanding with the construction of  infrastructural facilities to complement the increase in enrolment of students.

Prof. Boampong made the call when the national executives of GBA paid a working visit to the University as part of preparations for the 2023 Ghana Bar Conference to be held at UCC campus in September this year.The Vice-Chancellor was of the believe that the intervention of GBA would help the University to achieve its mandate of providing quality teaching, research and extension services for the development of the nation.

Prof. Boampong noted that the University was a great asset to the people of Cape Coast because of the limited number of industries in the metropolis.

 

 

"The Ghana Bar Association has been at the forefront defending the rights and liberties of people and also consolidating Ghana's democracy over the years. We believe that your advocacy will help preserve UCC's lands and prevent it from further encroachment," he appealed.

The Vice-Chancellor commended the executives of GBA for choosing UCC for the conference. He expressed optimism that the conference would add colour and enhance the visibility of the University.

 "We pride ourselves as the University of Competitive Choice and this is evident in the ranking of UCC as the Top ranked University in Ghana and West Africa as well as the 4th in Africa by the prestigious Times Higher Education," he stressed.

For his part, the President of GBA, Mr. Yaw Acheampong Boafo, was grateful to the Vice-Chancellor for granting the request of the association to host the 2023 conference.

Mr. Boafo explained as a follow up on previous discussions, the executives embarked on the visit  inspect facilities on campus that would be used for the upcoming conference in September, 2023.

 

President of GBA, Mr. Yaw Acheampong Boafo

 

Acompanying the President of GBA were the National Vice-President of GBA, Mr. Amoako Agyeir; Secretary, Gyau Baffoe;  Welfare Officer, Mr. Eugene Larbi; Central Regional President, Mr. Adu Yeboah and Central Regional Secretary, Mr. Daniel Arthur.
Present at the meeting were the Pro Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Rosemond Boohene; Registrar, Mr. Jeff Teye Onyame and Senior Assistant Registrar at the Pro Vice-Chancellor's Office, Mr. Alfred Ghartey.

 

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