The Corporate Relations Division team at the MACE Congress.UKZN’s Corporate Relations Division (CRD) team scooped six awards at the Marketing, Advancement and Communications in Education (MACE) Congress held at Sun City earlier this month.
Members of the Medical Advisory Board at the inaugural meeting.UKZN’s Africa Centre for Health and Population Studies, funded by the UK-based Wellcome Trust, recently convened the inaugural meeting of its newly-created Medical Advisory Board (MAB).
Professor Damtew Teferra delivers his inaugural lecture on the challenges and prospects of African Higher Education in the 21st Century. “The challenges and prospects of African Higher Education in the 21st Century” was the title of the inaugural lecture of Professor Damtew Teferra of the College of Humanities School of Education.
From left: Professor Donal McCracken, Professor Philippe Denis, Professor Sabine Marschall and Mr Philani Dlamini. The College of Humanities recently hosted the 2nd Annual Conference on Memory Studies on the Howard College campus under the theme, “Memory in Africa”.
From left: Mr Musa Kika, Ms Stephanie-Jayne Maher, Justice Malcom Wallis, Ms Diann Bishunath, Ms Angelique Barasso, and Mr Linda Matshinga. The necessity for Law students to have an understanding of the judiciary through enhancing their research skills and knowledge of real life court cases is what drives the Clerkship programme facilitated by Judge Malcom Wallis in the School of Law.
From left: President of the International Association of Student Affairs and Services, Dr Rob Shea; UKZN’s Dr Saloschini Pillay, and President of NASPA, the American Association for Student Affairs Practitioners in Higher Education, Dr Kevin Kruger.UKZN’s College of Health Science’s Manager: Student Support Services, Dr Saloschini Pillay, attended a Global Summit on Student Affairs and Services in Rome.
From left: Professor Cheryl Potgieter, Professor Thenjiwe Meyiwa, Professor Tamara Shefer, Professor Vishanthie Sewpaul and Professor Vasu Reddy. Honorary Associate Professors within the College of Humanities, Professor Vasu Reddy and former Director of the UKZN Gender Studies programme Professor Thenjiwe Meyiwa recently launched their book Care in Context: Transnational gender perspectives with the Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) Press at Ike’s Books and Collectables.
Students in Biological Sciences for Educators 420 presented their research during a seminar on the Edgewood campus.
UKZN Fine Arts graduate Dr Louise Hall (right) speaking about her exhibition titled “Migration”.UKZN Fine Arts graduate Dr Louise Hall exhibited her work at artSPACE durban from 13 October to 1 November.
Oral Historian Professor Sean Field presented the keynote address at the College of Humanities 2nd annual Conference on Memory Studies.Empathy and remembrance through difference after apartheid were explored by UKZN Oral Historian Professor Sean Field at the 2nd annual Conference on Memory Studies presented by the College of Humanities.
Ready to make a difference.A total of 47 new employees were welcomed to UKZN during the Employee Induction Programme held at the Graduate School of Business and Leadership towards the end of last month.
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Mr Justin Visagie.
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From left: Mr Sazi Gcume; Ms Bongeka Dlamini; Mr Sizwesihle Gumede (Enactus UKZN President), Mr Njabulo Buthelezi; Dr Sibusiso Chalufu; Mr Siyabonga Dube; Ms Nanana Sabele, Manager of Enterprise Development at Durban Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Mr Lee du Preez, Enactus UKZN Business Advisory Board member.Enactus UKZN hosted a business breakfast seminar to commemorate notable achievements in the 12 years the organisation has empowered communities around South Africa and Africa.
Mr Ranvir Mohanlal.
Dr Rufaro Madakadze (seated, left), Ms Stacy Mwangala (standing, left), Professor Mark Laing and Dr Yilma Kebede together at UKZN.Senior officers from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) in the United States spent two days with staff at the African Centre for Crop Improvement (ACCI) at UKZN.
Victorious soccer players from the School of Life Sciences, Pietermaritzburg campus.Building on last year’s league title victory, the soccer team of the School of Life Sciences in Pietermaritzburg won the Staff League Cup and finished second in the league competition.
Speakers at the PhD Conference in Umhlanga, from left Dr Zilungule Kwitshana, Dr Conradee Write and Ms June Rose Ngcobo.UKZN’s Dr Zilungile Kwitshana addressed the 2nd South African PhD Conference in Umhlanga on the topic: “What to Expect during a PhD Examination”.
UKZN’s Professor Kriben Pillay with Ms Arthi Ramrung of MUT.Dean of Teaching and Learning in the College of Law and Management Studies, Professor Kriben Pillay, was one of the guest speakers at
Staff of the College of Health Sciences at a team building workshop.In line with the College of Health Science’s (CHS) communication strategy and UKZN’s REACH campaign, team building workshops to stimulate and improve communication as well as to increase collegiality among College staff were held at the UNITE Building on the Howard College campus in Durban.
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