Author name: Paul Kumah

A two-day orientation programme to sensitise the newly-admitted students of the 2012/2013 academic year on activities of CSUC has ended. The students included levels 100, as well as 200 and 300 freshers. They were briefed on the history of CSUC, rules and regulations, and other salient activities of the University College. President Emmanuel Frempong in […]

CSUC has appointed four members to its highest decision-making body, the CSUC Council. They are Prof. (Mrs.) Frances Thelma Kwabea Owusu-Daaku, Faculty of Pharmacy, KNUST; Prof.Dr. (Mrs.) Ibok N. Oduro, Dept of Biochemistry & Biotechnology, KNUST; Mr. Seth Osafo, Private Legal Consultant, Accra; and Mr. Kwabena Appiadjei Asante-Krobea, Private Legal Consultant, Kumasi. They replace Rev.

Prof. Dr.(Mrs) Ibok N. Oduro  is an associate professor as well as the head for the Biochemistry and Biotechnology and Food Science and Technology Departments of KNUST. She obtained her first degree in chemistry at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria in 1985 and later obtained an MSc in Inorganic Chemistry at the same university in 1987. She continued

Prof.(Mrs) Frances Thelma Kwabea Owusu-Daaku is an Associate Professor in Social Pharmacy and Head, Department of Clinical and Social Pharmacy and  Vice-Dean, Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences; she teaches part time in Pharmaceutical Chemistry, her PhD discipline at KNUST. She obtained both her B. Pharm and MSc degrees from KNUST and her PhD from the

A broadcasting studio valued at GH¢26,263.71(US$ 13,468.00) has been inaugurated by the Department of Communication Studies of CSUC. The main objective of the in-house studio is to provide Communication students with the requisite practical training and skills for broadcasting, and to prepare them in their chosen fields. The studio is equipped with six headphones, three microphones,

Prof. Emeritus Henry Nii-Adziri Wellington is presently engaged with the University Of Ghana,Legon in the field of Archaelogy and Field Studies. Prof.Emeritus Henry Wellington was born on 1st December, 1942 at Akuse in southern Ghana. He has a gentle personality with an eye for discipline. He likes to play croquet (a British game) and table

Barclays Africa is launching the Africa Graduate Development Programme (AGDP). The aim of the programme is to identify and recruit young and talented graduates who will be earmarked to be fed into Barclays Africa human resourcing pipelines. The individuals will be given a unique opportunity to travel outside Ghana and receive training geared towards developing

Kofi Agyeman Quao is the Area Manager of Barclays Bank responsible for Northern, Upper East and West Regions of Ghana. He is married to Mrs. Joyce Agyeman Quao of Bank of Ghana, and is blessed with three children: Nana Serwaa, (medical student, Komfo Anokey Medical School), Eddie and Nii (students at KNUST). Kofi attended St.

CSUC organized a friends and partners inaugural dinner to officially launch its fund-raising initiative. The five-year fund-raising initiative dubbed “The CSUC Challenge: Three-in-Five Project” aims at raising three million US dollars to build and resource a library and ICT complex, provide a clinical laboratory for its Nursing School and support brilliant but needy students. Rev.