We wish to inform all stakeholders of our ongoing scheduled maintenance work for the period 13th – 24th March 2017.
To forestall interruptions in web services, most of the works will be carried out during off peak periods (i.e. between the hours of 8pm – 4am) on working days, and on Saturday and Sunday.
Do bear with us for any inconvinience.
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The Counseling Centre wishes to inform the University community that the Radio programme “Nuggets for Life” has been re-scheduled from Wednesdays, 5pm – 6:30pm to Thursdays 5pm – 6pm.
Any inconvenience caused is deeply regretted.
Thank you.
AG. DIRECTOR, COUNSELLING CENTRE
Ajumako Hall wishes to inform the University Community that its Hall Week Celebration is scheduled as follows:
Date: 15th to 19th March, 2017
Venue: Ajumako Campus
Note:
This year’s hall week is going to be celebrated in grand style. Interesting and Educative activities scheduled for the week are as follows:
Sponsors
Invitation to our Wednesday Seminar Series to be presented by Dr. Edward Abaka (University of Miami).
Topic: "Merchants, Carriers, Soldiers, and Educators: The Hausa Diaspora in Ghana (Asante and the Gold Coast ), 1860 - 1960"
Date: 15th March, 2017.
Time: 3:30 - 5:00 pm(GMT)
Chair: Dr. Briama A. Imurana (University of Education, Winneba)
Venue: Departmental Reading Room,LT 306
ABSTRACT:
synopsis
The Departmennt of Music Education presents Shasha Marley in a live Music Workshop and Performance.
Date: Thursday, 16th March, 2017.
Venue: Central Campus, UEW
Time: 7:00pm
Host Band: - UEW Dance Band
The Student Representative Council (SRC) is celebrating its Silver Jubilee and SRC Week for the 2016/2017 academic year, scheduled to take place from Tuesday 28th March, 2017 to Sunday 2nd April, 2017.
The Theme for the celebration is “UEW Silver Jubilee: Advancing Teacher Education using E-learning Resources.”
PROGRAMME OUTLINE FOR THE SILVER JUBILEE SRC WEEK CELEBRATION
SYNOPSIS
All is set for the historical grand wedding between the king of mopti and Fanta,a fisherman’s daughter. Maimuna, the witch of Mopti is fighting relentlessly for the newly installed king of Mopti to marry her daughter instead of Fanta. Maimuna uses her powerful witch craft to cast curses on the King and also uses her witchcraft to pollute the well from which the people of the community gets their source of drinking water.
She does this due to the Kings refusal to adhere to her demands and decides to choose his own wife.
GHANA NATIONAL HISTORY DAY (GNHD)
The Division of Academic Affairs wishes to inform the University Community that representatives from British Council will come to the University on March 8, 2017 to make presentations on Aptis.
Venue: JophusAnamuah-Mensah Conference Centre
Time: 12noon
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