From left: Mr Eusebius McKaiser, Professor Renuka Vithal, Mr Lukhona Mnguni and Professor Cheryl Potgieter. Political analyst, author, commentator and facilitator, Mr Eusebius McKaiser, delivered a lecture at UKZN on: Disrupting Conventional Paradigms – Decolonising the Curriculum, Research and Community Outreach for “True Transformation”.
Professor Lindy Stiebel and Professor Michael Chapman with their recently launched book Writing Home.English Studies academics Emeritus Professor Lindy Stiebel and Emeritus Professor Michael Chapman launched their book titled: Writing Home at Ikes Books and Collectables in Durban.
Ilebhu yase-UKZN ye-MACE ihlose ukugcina imvelo yasolwandle ihlanzekile.Click here for English version
UDkt Deborah Robertson-Andersson noMnu Gan Moodley kanye nabafundi babo baselebhu ye-MACE bebeyingxenye yohlelo lwe-SABC i-50/50 esiqeshini ebesihambelana nosuku lomhlaba i-Earth Day ngaphansi kwesihloko esithi Ubhubhane Locwazi: KZN.
Professor Cheryl Potgieter unveils the restored antique Albion printing press at UKZN’s Centre for Visual Art.DVC and Head of the College of Humanities Professor Cheryl Potgieter recently unveiled the restored Albion printing press at the Centre for Visual Art (CVA) in Pietermaritzburg.
Professor Allison Goebel.
A selection of works designed by UKZN Digital Arts students. Senior and honours Digital Arts students exhibited their 3D work and comic books at the Jack Heath Gallery at UKZN’s Centre for Visual Art (CVA).
Dr Simon Pete Worden.
From left: Ms Thembale Nkomo; Ms Mahle Myaka; Ms Nangamso Rozani; Ms Amanda Mlomo; Ms Sithabile Mwelane; Ms Mandy Bergsma, Donor Recruitment Specialist,The Sunflowerfund; Ms Lwandile Vilani and Ms Fanele Makhanya.The theme of this year’s World Blood Donor Month campaign is ‘Blood connects us all’. It focuses on thanking blood donors and highlights the dimension of sharing and connection between blood donors and patients.
A united team moving the College of Health Sciences forward.Staff of the College of Health Science’s office recently visited Tala Game Reserve as part of a very successful team building activity to enhance social relations and develop a shared understanding.
Mr Bahle Tshoba (front) fourth year Medical student.The College of Health Sciences (CHS) has allocated R32 million towards postgraduate bursaries this year.
The winning team: Mr Rudi Wies, Mr Steffen Wies and Mr Mahomed Osman.
Project members celebrate the rewards of their fundraising efforts.School of Management, Information Technology and Governance academic, Dr Thea van der Westhuizen, is a member of the marine conservation initiative, Paddle for the Planet, which has raised R60 000 to introduce a project - involving booms, bins and bags - to help clean up the Umgeni River.
Professor Bernardo Rodrigues.Professor Bernardo Rodrigues of the Discipline of Mathematics in UKZN’s School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science (SMSCS) has been awarded a Fulbright Scholarship for the 2016/17 period as well as being selected by the INSPIRE Erasmus Mundus project to undertake an Academic Staff mobility visit to Ghent University in Belgium.
Professor Colleen Aldous and Dr Somasundram Pillay.UKZN School of Clinical Medicine authors Dr Somasundram Pillay and Professor Colleen Aldous currently occupy the top three places for frequently read articles in the South African Medical Journal (SAMJ).
The UKZN Big Band performs at the Jazz Centre.The Brass Showcase/UKZN Big Band has been launched at the Centre for Jazz and Popular Music
Social Work lecturers and final year students.Final year Social Work students in the School of Applied Human Sciences recently took part in an oath taking ceremony in which they made a solemn declaration before their peers and lecturers to honour the social work profession and always adhere to the ethical code of the profession as contained in the Social Service Professions Act.
