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SATURDAY, JULY 22, 2017 AT 9.00 A.M.GREAT HALL

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COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCESGraduate and Undergraduate Programmes

COLLEGE OF EDUCATIONGraduate and Undergraduate Programmes

IAU 2017 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

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Procession • Members of Convocation• Officials

(The Congregation is asked to stand)

National Anthem

Welcome/Declaration of Purpose:

Vice-Chancellor’s Address: Prof. Ebenezer Oduro Owusu, Vice-Chancellor

Congregation Speaker: Mr. William Armah Arthur

Valedictory Address: Mrs. Nana Serwaa Twum-Duodu

Conferment of degrees:

Presentation of graduands from College of Health Sciences

• PhD• BPharm

• MPhil• BSc. Nursing

• MSc• BSc. Medlab Sciences

• MBChB • BDS • MA

Presentation of graduands from College of Education

• MPhil • MA • BSc. Administration • BA • Diploma

Congregation is dissolved

University Anthem

Recession:• Officials• Members of Convocation

(The Congregation is asked to remain seated until all officials and graduands have left the Hall.)

ORDER OFPROCEEDINGSSaturday, July 22, 2017 at 9.00 a.m.

CONGREGATION JULY 2017

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WELCOME TO OURGRADUATING STUDENTS, THEIR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS

It is this time of the year again, and we are happy to celebrate with you the joy of your success. At the University of Ghana, congregation is an exceptionally joyous occasion to mark a significant milestone in the life of our graduands. Because we believe good things become better when shared, we are delighted to share this day with the proud parents, families, and friends of our graduands. Welcome, and thank you for being here.

As we celebrate, let us remember and honour all those who have supported or made sacrifices for you on your academic journey—a journey marked by countless challenges, whether academic, personal, financial or physical.

We believe that your experiences here have strengthened you academically, mentally, morally, and socially, and have developed in you a high sense of responsibility towards others and a spirit disposed towards service to your community and nation.

Remember also that you have now become an integral part of the University of Ghana lineage, an accredited ambassador of what the University of Ghana stands for in its contribution to world class scholarship. Don’t forget to give back to the University as alumni. Join the Alumni Association and make an impact to the development of your alma mater. We are sure you will remain loyal and true to your alma mater. The certificates we award you today entitle you to join the ranks of our numerous alumni who contribute, wherever they are, to the excellence, prestige, and overall success of this University.

The University of Ghana is proud to have played a role in preparing you for the challenges of life and for your full and competent participation in a globalized world in which innovation, creativity, sound ethical reasoning, and community service are increasingly becoming the test of good higher education.

We wish you well and congratulate you on graduating from the University of Ghana!

CONGREGATION • JULY 2017

COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES & COLLEGE OF EDUCATIONGRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

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PRINCIPALOFFICERS

His ExcellencyMr. Kofi Annan

Chancellor

ProfessorEbenezer Oduro Owusu

Vice-Chancellor

Chairman of CouncilVacant


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OTHEROFFICERS



Professor Kwame Offei

Pro-Vice-ChancellorAcademic & Student Affairs

Mrs. Mercy Haizel-Ashia

Registrar

Professor Francis Dodoo

Pro-Vice-ChancellorResearch, Innovation and Development

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COLLEGEOFFICIALS

Mr. Martin Eson-Benjamin

ChairmanCollege Advisory Board

Mr. Michael Opare Atuah

College Secretary

Rev. Prof. Patrick Ferdinand Ayeh-Kumi

Provost


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Mr. Martin Eson-Benjamin Chairman

Rev. Prof. Patrick F. Ayeh-Kumi Provost

Prof. Kwadwo A. Koram Member

Dr. Edem K. Hiadzi Member

Mr. Gustav Siale Member

Mr. Kojo Fynn Member

Mrs. Mildred Caesar Member

Dr. (Mrs.) Fenella E. Avokey Member

Mrs. Frances Adu-Mante Member

Mr. Kojo Addae-Mensah Member

Mr. Kwasi Yankey Member

Mr. Dominic Gyamfi Member

Mr. Michael Opare Atuah Secretary to the Board

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Rev. Prof. Patrick F. Ayeh-Kumi Provost

Prof. Margaret Lartey Dean, School of Medicine and Dentistry

Dr. Francis Kwamin Vice-Dean, School of Medicine and Dentistry

Prof. Solomon Fiifi Ofori-Acquah Dean, School of Biomedical and Allied Health Sciences

Prof. Richard M. K. Adanu Dean, School of Public Health

Dr. Julius Isaac Asiedu-Gyekye Ag. Dean, School of Pharmacy

Prof. Ernestina Donkor Ag. Dean, School of Nursing

Prof. Kwadwo Koram Director, Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research

Mr. Michael Opare Atuah College Secretary

Mr. Samuel Nkrumah Ag. College Finance Officer

SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES

Prof. Kwaku Tano-Debrah Dean

Prof. Robert Darko Osei Vice-Dean

COLLEGEADMINISTRATION/DIRECTORS/DEANS


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Distinguished Ladies and Gentlemen and the Graduating Class of 2017, I am honoured to have the opportunity to welcome you to this all important and memorable occasion.

Today we are gathered to celebrate with all of you who through hard work and endurance have gone through the changing processes of your academic endeavours and have attained the highest awards in your respective fields of study. Permit me to take this opportunity to congratulate all our graduating groups for their excellent achievements and the honours they are about to receive. While the roads that you have each taken to reach this point vary greatly from one another, the importance of your accomplishments does not. You are now graduates of this great global institution. Your many hours of study and dedication have paid off and you will now receive the reward of your labour. Change is certainly inevitable in each endeavour of our lives. Years ago you started your training at the bottom of the academic hill, on graduation you will again be starting on at the lower level of your career but I am confident and hopeful that with the training and exposure you have acquired, you will keep climbing to endless heights.

I wish to remind you that graduates from the University of Ghana are uniquely prepared to combine their skills and knowledge to positively impact on society and humanity at large. You have acquired an understanding of your role in the society; so as you journey on into a professional world filled with infinite possibilities, I hope you make the University of Ghana proud by being hard-working, innovative and committed to your goals. Be ethical in your future work, lead meaningful lives, be of integrity, aspire to have positive influence on the society, and be willing to make a difference irrespective of the cost.

With great power comes an even greater responsibility. Challenges and tough choices are awaiting you, how you deal with them will be of great significance to humanity. Let me also remind you to continue to climb the hills of learning without despair, stay focused and never look back. Success is a journey, not a destination. Receiving your degrees today does not signal an end but rather the beginning of a long journey. Henceforth your dreams, visions, ambitions and aspirations will become clearer. You will make decisions and choices for yourselves so be dependent of God for guidance and wisdom.

I also wish to take this occasion to congratulate your parents and loved ones who have in various ways sacrificed to see you to this level and to be with you on this special occasion. This day is not an achievement for you alone; it belongs to them as well. You owe them a debt of gratitude for their support and I believe that you will continue to make them proud even after today.

Finally, I invite you to continue to be part of the University community. Share your knowledge with the world, let your professional accomplishment shine and relentlessly commit yourselves to selfless distinguished service till we hear of you in the global annals of life. The University of Ghana is very indeed proud of you. Our doors remain open for guidance and counselling in all aspects of your lives.

On behalf of the University of Ghana, I once again congratulate you all and wish you every success in your all your future endeavours.

Ayekoo!!!

Rev Professor Patrick F. Ayeh-Kumi Provost, College of Health Sciences

MESSAGE FROMTHE PROVOST





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UNIVERSITY OF GHANA

Mr. William Armah Arthur is the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Forms Capital Limited - a regulated finance house and boutique investment bank, with client base cutting across SMEs, large corporates and the public sector. He is a financial economist with over 18 years combined experience and functional expertise in Banking, Finance and Investment Management.

Before joining Forms Capital Limited, he was Head of Corporate Banking at Bank of Africa Ghana (formerly AmalBank). He has held senior management and leadership positions in both the public sector (Ministry of Finance, USAID, UNDP) and the private sector. Mr. Arthur is results-oriented, a team player and has a niche for excellence

He is also an Energy Risk Professional (Energy Finance Program), a Certified Mortgage Lender & Advisor. He is trained in Petroleum Industry Dynamics (Euromoney

Training, London); Oil, Gas & Power Project Finance, Lease Structuring Techniques & Administration.

William holds an MSc in Finance and Investment from the University of Exeter, United Kingdom, with a Specialization in Corporate Finance, Portfolio Management, Investment Analysis, and Derivatives Pricing and a Bachelor of Arts (with Honors) in Economics from the University of Ghana, Legon.

He holds a diploma in Project Management from the International Training Centre of ILO, Turin, Italy; a Certificate in Data Management and Analysis (ISSER, University of Ghana), Certificate in Project Planning and Management from Ghana Institute of Management & Public Admin. (GIMPA)

PROFILE OFGUEST SPEAKER

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Mrs. Nana Serwaa Twum-Duodu is one of the four valedictorians for the July, 2017 Congregation. She is graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Pediatric Option) from the School of Nursing and Midwifery with a Final Grade Point Average of 3.75. She attended Achimota School.

Mrs. Twum-Duodu had the opportunity to choose between the University of Ghana and other universities for her training but decided to choose the former because it is the premier university in Ghana. She noted that the University of Ghana offers a wide variety of courses which prepare every individual it nurtures into a complete whole; so that individual lacks nothing when there is the need for the person to deliver. She says “the University of Ghana has produced undoubtedly the greatest leaders in Ghana and that has always been a source of inspiration to her. She wanted to be part of this great family.

She aspires to be a professor of Nursing so she can positively influence the training of nurses and the practice of the nursing profession in Ghana and beyond. She also wants to be one of the greatest financiers in the house of God.

PROFILE OFVALEDICTORIAN



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DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

CHEMICAL PATHOLOGY

1. BOTCHWAY, Felix AbekahPlasma Levels of CXCL10 And Heme in Malaria Infected Subjects Compared to Non-Malaria Infected Subjects.

SupervisorsProf. Jonathan StilesProf. Andrew AdjeiProf. Henry Asare-Anane

MICROBIOLOGY

2. MENSAH, George TettehMolecular Epidemiology of Cryptosporidium and Giardia Species in Kpong and Its Environs in Ghana

SupervisorsRev. Prof. Patrick F. Ayeh-KumiDr. Charles A. Brown

3. DEBRAH, PhilipImproving Malaria Chemotherapy by Optimizing drug formulation and assessing drug quality

SupervisorsRev. Prof. Patrick F. Ayeh-KumiDr. Henry Nettey

PUBLIC HEALTH

4. ATINGA, Roger AyimbillahInstitutional, Community and Health Provider Factors Affecting Implementation of Ghana’s Community-Based Health Planning and Services Initiative

SupervisorsDr. Irene AgyepongDr. Reuben Esena

5. AWUA, Adolf KofiThe Prevalence of human Papillomavirus infections and cervical lesions, and the patterns of risk behavior characteristics of women in a high risk community: Akuse Sub-district, Ghana.

SupervisorsProf. R. M. AdanuProf. E. K. WireduProf. E. A. Afari

6. DWOMOH, DuahMalaria Risk Prediction in the Presence of missing Covariate Values

SupervisorDr. Samuel Iddi

5. OPATA, VeraAssessment of the Utilization of Prevention of Mother-To-Child Transmission of HIV Services and Health Outcomes of Infants Born To HIV Positive Mothers in Greater Accra Region, Ghana

SupervisorsProf. J. O. GyapongProf. F. N. BinkaDr. P. Nortey

MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY

APPLIED EPIDEMIOLOGY & DISEASE CONTROL

ANSAH, William Wireko KwameAPAW, BosompemBALAGUMYETIME, PhoebeFOFANA, Baba KuntaWAGGEH, Momodou Lamin

CHEMICAL PATHOLOGY

BIEKPE, SylvesterZODANU, Gloria Kafui Esi

HAEMATOLOGY

AKORSU, Elliot ElikplimGHANSAH, Harriet

MEDICAL BIOCHEMISTRY

ABAGNA, Hamza BukariHAMMOND, Harris

MICROBIOLOGY

ADJEI, Emmanuel FrimpongAKUETTEH, Benjamin KonneyAPPIAH, Michael GyasiMOHAMMED, Abdul RahimOBENG, Gideon

PAPPOE-ASHONG, Prince JonathanYEBOAH, Clara Ngyedua


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NURSING

ADJEI, Charles AmpongALI GARKO, MuhammadAMOAH, William WilberforceANANI-ADZOE, Laurenda FafaASARE, BismarckAVOR, Wisdom Mensah KwasiAWUNI, NathanielBOATENG, Patience SerwahDADZIE, GraceFUSEINI, Abdul-GaniyuGOTAH, Larry LumorGYIMAH, EmmanuelKLUTSE, Dziedzom KokuiKUSSIWAAH, Deborah YaaKWAKYE, BenedictaLAKPAB, JonathanLARTEY, ChristopherOPOKU, SussanaOPPONG, Stella SarpomaaOSEI, Sylvia-RitaSAB, FelixTENKORANG, Twum David

PHARMACOLOGY

MENSAH, Jeffrey Amoako

PHYSIOLOGY

ABINDAU, EmmanuelBOAKYE ACHAMPONG, KwakuKONLAN, Kennedy DodamOWUSU, Darkwa EbenezerWEMAKOR, Irene Sena

MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTHADU-AMANKWAH, Amanda AgnesAMOAKO JUNIOR, DorisANNOH-MENSAH, Daisy

ANUWA-AMARH, Irene Fofoe MarilynAOVARE, PearlBOATENG, Amma AcheampongHODGSON, VivianJARJU, SannaKRAKANI, EdinamNAABAH, Samuel NorzinaNOAH-QUARM, PaulONWUKA, Onyinyechi ConfidencePREKO, Joyce VeronicaPUPLAMPU, AdikiSANDOW, Bright

WORANOLA, Ibukunoluwa Olatoyosi

MASTER OF SCIENCE

APPLIED HEALTH SOCIAL SCIENCE

BOATENG, Portia Durowaa

AUDIOLOGY

BOATENG, Joseph OmaneNKORNOO, Emmanuel Deladem

CLINICAL TRIALS

AVAGAH, Isaac Agbeko

DIETETICS

ISSAH, Ra-UfNABIA, RichardOFOSU-GYEABOUR, SylvesterYAKUBU, Tamimu

HEALTH INFORMATICS

DAN-DZIDE, John AmbroseOWUSU AFRIYIE, Michael

MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCES

ADAMS, Abdul RashidADUNYAME, LoisAGBENU, SenaBASINGNAA, AnthonyGANU, Honesty MensahNKANSAH, Dinah ObenewaaTSIDI, Wilson Bright

MEDICAL ULTRASONOGRAPHY

AMPOFO, Maame FosuaBUADY, Edem Anastasius Kwami

NURSING

WINA, Folashade

OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE

MUMUNI, Mariama

MBChB

ABOE, Michael Nii Aboe ADEYEMI, Patrick OlatundeADONGO, Maurice ALLOTEY, Audrey Naa AdoleyAMANKWAH, Sita AMONOO, Frederick ANTWI, Selina Amorkor

ATTIPOE, Kofi Mawutordzor GabrielAWOG-BADEK, Abaanamkadila DarwinBAFFOUR, Awuah Akwasi BEDIAKO-POKU, Sheila



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DANSO, Samuel Elisha DARE-OLIPEDE, Titilayo Ifeoluwa HONU, Rexford HUTCHFUL, Nana Amoasi KUMEHOR, Edoh LARTEY, Newton LartekweiMENSAH, Bright MINTAH, Akua Dede MUNO, Samuel Lamptey NEAN, Laurette Daplou OGUNMOROTI, Michael TaiwoOPOKU, Emmanuel OSEI-SAFO, Fred Stephen OWUSU-ASANTE, Linda QUARTEY, Joseph S-DARKO, Edmund GorbachevSEDUDZI, Esinam Enyo

TEE-SOWAH, Jemimah Thelma Naa AtsweiTENGEY, Delanyo TUMAWU, Richard KwadjoWHITE, Samuel YELLA, Derick Mokum YORMESAH, Emmanuel

BDS

ABABIO, William ADJEI, Stephen Bright ANNOR-POBEE, Kweku JonathanCOLEMAN, Caroline NaatiaOPOKU, Kennedy OTI, DerickOWUSU, StellaOWUSU-YEBOAH, Emmanuel

BPharmABALO, Apefa AkosuaADAMS, IsmailaAGYEI-KWAME, ErnestAGYEKUM, Anita NhyiraAHUMAH-SACKEY, JonathanAPPIAH, Maranatha OtsiwaahAWUAH, Kwabena DamoaAYESU-DJAN, EmmanuelleBAIDOO, Henrietta KyeraaGOODE, Nana AboadweGYASI BOAKYE, HenriettaHASFORD, Carl Apea-KubiKUNKPEH, Victor PuozuingONWUKWE, BlessingPAPANKO, Lois MpambeYEBOAH, SimonABOAGYE, Kwabena AntwiADUSU, Grace KorkorAGYARKWA, BenjaminAMPONSAH, Silas Darko

ASAMOAH KWARTENG, Akosua KonaduAZAH, Makafui CobbyBLEWUADA, Edem KorsiEKLEMET, Audrey AkyeaDAWUTEY, JoanaKLU, DelaliKWASITSU, Eseme AtsufeNETTEY, Thomas Nii Okai TeyeOBUOBI, Charles KwadwoOFORI-ATTA, Yaa AsantewaaOPPONG, Albert KwameOSEI-AKOTO, George FiifiOSEI-OWUSU, Akyaw KwadwoOTU, Priscilla BoatemaSASU, Mavis AbaVINYO Emmanuel AtsuYEBOAH Kessewa Alberta

BSc. Nursing

ABANKWAH, Belinda Nana AmaADDO, Mary-Golda MabenaADOMAKO-MENSAH, ComfortADU-OSEI, EmmanuelADZAHO, Ruby EsinamAGBE, Matilda Ama DziedzormAGBENU InnesAGYARE, Agnes OfosuaAGYEI MENSAH, EricAGYEMANG, Ataa-Serwaa JuniorAGYEMANG-PREMPEH, FrankAHIAGBEDE, Dorothy EsinamAKO, Beatrice AngokorAKORTIA, Karl FredAKUFFO, Eugenia Sybil KissieduAKYEH, Victoria KafuiALLOTEY, Abigail Naa ShikaAMANUA-FRIMPONG, MaxineAMOAH, Eunice EsiAMPONSAH, ErnestAMPONSAH, ShirleyAMPONSEM, FrancisAPEA BAH, Ama AkyaaAPPIAH, Priscilla OwusuAPPIAH, Vanessa Nana GyaamaAPPIAH, JosephARDAY, Naa AyeleyARTHUR, SelinaARTHUR-KENNEDY, Marian

ARYEH-AMEYAW, Eunice NyarkoahASABEA, Martha Nana AkuaASAMOAH, Nana Ama FrimpomaahASAMOAH, Gloria AgyeiwaaASANTE, Freda OkromoASARE DARTEY, EuniceASARE-ANOM, Abigail Narkwor


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ASUMING, Abigail BonsuATTAKORA, ErnestAWINI, DavidAYERH, Dinah AsheleyAYIM, VidaAYINTARA, AlbertBAIDOO, Esther RutherbelBILSON, PriscillaBOADU, DeborahBOAKYE, JoyceBOAMPONG, Nadia TaahBOATEMA ESSEL, Portia JulianaBOATENG, Nana AnnisonBOBIE ANSAH, WinifredDENTEH, ChristianaDJAKWAH, Bernard TettehDORMAN, Mercy AgohDOVOH, Justina ElikemDZANSI, Peace EmefaEFFAH-SARKWA, EstherEKPE, CatherineELLIS, AbigailENNIN, Abigail FenimaaEPHRAIM, Rose DziafoFIADORME, VincentFIANKO, Naomi ArbahGAMAH, Dorcas NeenekuorINKOOM, Bright BaasiISHAK, Kamilia AishaKONADU, ChristianaKOTEY, EbenezerKUMAH, JosephKWARTENG, Akua PokuaaLANYO, Theresa NorpeliLARBI MENSAH, EvaMAHI, Cecilia DedeMENSAH, RachelMENSAH, Gifty

MENSAH-BONSU, Achiaa NanaMUMUNI, Adiza AtokoMUMUNI, Rukaya AlhassanNASANGMA, MarthaNKETIA, PrinceNKRUMAH DUNCAN, CharlotteNTSIFUL, EmmanuelODAMETEY, Ebenezer Paa NiiODURO- AYISI, EstherOFORI, Leonora Portia EfuaOFORI-BOADU, Dansoa AfuaOFOSUHENE, Barbara AmanimaaOPOKU, Wilfred KwadwoOPPONG-KYERE, StephenOSEI, LilianOWUSU, RukayaOWUSU, JamesOWUSU-SEKYERE, HelenaQUANSAH, NinaSAKYI, MichaelSRONIPA, Prisca SitsofeTAAKU, Ebamombu RaymondTETTEH, Dede PreciousTSAHEY, PamelaTSIBU DARKO, AbigailTWUM –DUODU, Nana SerwaaTWUM-AMPOFO, WinifredWILLIAMS, Grace Adwowa AbaahomaWUASI, Sussie TsortsorkeYEBOAA-YEBOAH, Yvonne YaaYEBOAH OSEI, Rebecca



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COLLEGE OF EDUCATIONGRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES


COLLEGEOFFICIALS

Mr. Felix Nyarko-Pong

ChairmanCollege Advisory Board

Mrs. Emelia Agyei-Mensah

College Secretary

Professor Michael Tagoe

Acting Provost

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COLLEGEADVISORY BOARD

Mr. Felix Nyarko-Pong Chairman

Professor Michael Tagoe Acting Provost/Member

Mr. Felix Addo Member

Mrs. Beatrice Adom Member

Professor Harry Akussah Member

Mrs. Patience Akyianu Member

Naa Ahenei Amartey-Commey Member

Mr. Richard Anim Member

Dr. Joyce Aryee Member

Mr. C. K. Bruce Member

Professor John M. Hyde Member

Professor Jerome. S. Djangmah Member

Mr. Kosi Kedem Member

Mrs. Emelia Agyei-Mensah Secretary to the Board


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Prof. Michael TagoeActing Provost / Dean, School of Continuing and Distance Education

Prof. Audrey Gadzekpo Dean, School of Information and Communication Studies

Prof. Jonathan Fletcher Dean, School of Education and Leadership (Acting)

Mrs. Emelia Agyei-Mensah College Secretary

Mr. Baffour Awuah Kwabi College Finance Officer

SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES

Prof. Kwaku Tano-Debrah Dean

Prof. Robert Darko Osei Vice-Dean

COLLEGEADMINISTRATION/DEANS



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The College of Education celebrates all our graduating students, and salutes you all on this special day.

You have worked hard to be able to come this far, and as you go out into the next phase of your lives, I challenge you to endeavour to seek excellence and integrity wherever you find yourself, and to be disciplined and modest in all you do. Believing in yourself and having a can-do spirit is what will set you apart from others, and it is having that kind of mindset that will make you stand out and excel.

Some of you had already worked for some time before returning to school. You might find yourself in more responsible positions, with other workers looking up to you for guidance. To the ‘young’ graduates- you are going out to face the real world, with all its challenges and frustrations. The skills and training you have received at the College of Education of the University of Ghana are your best tools to face the challenges that will inevitably come your way head-on and come up with creative solutions to them. I urge you to put all you have learnt here into practice, particularly independent thought, decision making and value judgment.

Let me remind you of the motto of this institution, Integri Procedamus: Proceed with Integrity. As you go out into the world, I trust that you will take this motto as your guide, and that you will be noble ambassadors of this institution which has nurtured you and contributed to what you have become today. I wish you well in all of your endeavours, and may the hard work and discipline which you applied to your studies continue to direct you in all you do.

I urge you to do your best wherever you might find yourselves, and to be good ambassadors of your alma mater. You are all warmly invited to register and play an active part in alumni activities, and become members of the vast network of former students of this University.

Parents and guardians of our graduands; you deserve commendation for your emotional, financial and physical support. I assure you that the enormous sacrifices you have made to give your wards a University education were well worth it. Though they are passing out today as confident young graduates, they still need your guidance, and my prayer is that you will continue to provide the necessary support and direction to them as they venture into the wider world.

Professor Michael TagoeActing Provost, College of Education

MESSAGE FROMTHE PROVOST


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MASTER OF PHILOSOPHYCOMMUNICATION STUDIES

BOANSI, Eric AgyekumFOFIE, Ivy MingyaseSARFOAH, EuniceSESENU, Fidelis Yayra

MASTER OF ARTSADULT EDUCATION

ADEKU, Gideon MawuliAHIEKPOR, Louisa Ami DedeBADU-NYARKO, ClementKYERE, Kwaku AppiahSAGUU, Joyce MabelTUTU, Henry

COMMUNICATION STUDIES

ADJEI, Ophesmur AdjeleyADU-AFRIYIE, AbigailAFFUL, Henrietta AvollahAHIALEY, Kingsford KwakuAKALILU, SamedAPPIAH, MindyASUMING-BEDIAKO, LornaAYAYEE, Prosper DelaliAYIVOR, Dela AkuDOWUONA, Priscilla NarkieGADUGAH, Nathan TettehGYAGRI, YawKPALAM, Patrick LarwehKPIKPI, Patrick Kojo MawuliMANTE, Gladys AfumwaaMISROWODA, DoreenMOHAMMED, NurudeenNIKOI, Samuel KoteiNTOW, Senam AmandaNTUMY, Elorm Kojo

OCRAN, Dorothy OforiwaODOI, BenitaOFOSU DEWORNU, Sandra AmpofoaOSEI- BOAFO, RaphaelOSEI-ESSAH, JaniceOSAM, Efua IdanQUENIN, Samuel OppongSACKEY-ESHUN, AlexSENOO, Peter AddisonSUONBAI-KYI, OswaldWELLINGTON, ThelmaYAHAYA, Masahudu

DISTANCE EDUCATION & E-LEARNING

ANTWI, Hayford

HIV & AIDS MANAGEMENT

AGBALE, Francis SundayBADAGBOR, Celestine Kafui

INFORMATION STUDIES

AHMED, HalimaAINOO, SamuelAWUNI, Francis KofiBADZIE, ObedCOMMEY, William FrancisDJANIE, Rachel Naa DeiGOTAH, Eric KwadzoKAFE, Caroline Patience AdjoaLAMPTEY, CorettaLARBI, JusticeLARTEY, NaomiMAINU-TAWIAH, AlbertOHEMENG, LeticiaOSENDA, Sampson

OTCHERE-ACHEAMPONG, JenniferPOKUAA-ABABIO, AdwoaTETTEH, Joseph KwabenaTEYE, Simon Tetteh




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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ADMINISTRATIONABABIO, Bismark Nana GyapongABASS, IddrisuADDAE, EmmanuelADDOWAA, Gyapong VivianADDY, John OkoeADENYO, SeraphinaADJEI, Felix PayinADZINA,Thomas KwadjoAGBANU, Gifty NunanaAGBELI, Stephen KwameAGYEMAN, Maxwell OwusuAGYEMANG, Elvis BoafourAHIAGBAH, FelixAHIAKE, Francis Akpene KojoAHUMA, Edith KoryoAIKINS, RichardALHASSAN, KamaldeenAMISSAH, TheresahAMOAKO, George KojoAMOAKOWAAH, ComfortAMPAH, LilahANKOH, EbenezerANSAH-MENSAH, EfuaANSONG, Justice OwusuANTWI, AlexAPALOO, DandyARTHUR, BeatriceARYEH, Reuben AtoASENSO, CynthiaASIEDU, Percy Ohene Darko ATADIKA, Christian KorblaviATEASE, Percy AmeyiborAWULEY, Eric LarteyBATALIRA, JohnBOADI, Ebenezer

BOADI, MichaelBOATENG, Francis BrownBOSU, Bernard BoakyeBROMAH, VivianBUABENG, JosephCOBBINA, Emmanuel Kwaku

DAMBA, Mohammed Abdul-RahmanDIABA, Ebenezer KofiDODOO, Getrude Naa OtubeaDOKU, BerniceDONKOH, Joel Fosu SethDONKOR, SethDOWUONA, Eugenia NakiDUVOR, GabrielENGMANN, Emmanuel

GAMELI-FIAGBADU, Chris GardenerGLOVER, JudeGOKAH, ChristopherIDDRISU, AmaduJAHMON, FosterJUMPAH, HayfordKONLAN, Isaac YennunaamiKPOBI, NathanKUTSE, Portia Mawuena AmaKYEI, FosterLATIEKU, Benjamin KwameMOFFATT, Henrietta Naa AkuNKANSAH, Richard KwabenaNKANSAH, TheophilusNYAME, JusticeODJEABLAH, JemimaOFORI, FrancisOFORI, VeronicaOSEI-OWUSU, PatriciaPERTEY, Mabel DarleyPOMEYI, Sarah SelasiQUANSAH, Joshua OtchereSACKEY, Josephine

SALAAM, MichaelSAM, Lucy AmaSARFO, KwadwoSEWU, Solomon DameSILLIM, Morison MalpotiTAMAKLOE, Sylvia AmaTIYUNIBA, Imoro MahamaTSIKUDO, BenedictaYEBOAH, Edmund Kofi

BACHELOR OF ARTS

ABDULAI, HuzeiduABLOR, Harthelma AbenaABOTSI, JustineABUBAKAR, YusifACHEAMFUOR, Kodua KwartengACHEAMPONG, ElijahACKAH, DerrickACQUAH, Robert RichmondADDAE, SethADDISON, Selasi EugeniaADDO, Collins OwusuADDO, Cyril SenyoADENG, CharlesADJADEH, Stephen YayraADJETEY, Portia AtsweiADOTEY, FrederickADU AMANKWAH, EllenADU, Jennifer Nana YaaADU, Padmore YawADU-PEPRAH, JosephADUSE POKU, FrankADU-TUTU, RitaAFFRAM, Saviour VenunyeAFFUL, Kofi DavidAGROPAH, CelestineAGYEMANG PREMPEH, Francis


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AGYEMANG, Akua PinamangAGYEMANG, BoakyeAGYEMANG, Ceasar BoatengAHIABOR, CeciliaAHMED, AishaAHMED, Osman AbdulAKPOKA, MiriamAKUFFO, Nana AddoAKUOKO, Danso IsaacAKUOKO, JustinaAKUOKO-FRIMPONG, Dennis OseiAMADU, Abdul-WahabAMAZING, IsaacAMBROSE, Marcia EwurakuaAMEGBOR, Millicent PromiseAMEVOR, Edem BryanAMO, EbenezerAMOAH, Jeff BentsiAMOAH, Linda AchaaAMOH, KwameAMPONG, Rita Dufie

AMUAH, Nehemiah Kweku DawsonANIM, GraceANUM, Elias OdaiAPPIAH, AsimengAPPIAH, Philip KwasiAPPIAH-KUBI, DanielARKOH, AbigailARTHUR, JosephARTHUR, Daniel AmankwaARTHUR, JoelARYEETEY, Derrick EmmanuelARYEH, Patrick Nii AduASAMANI, Mary AbenaASANTE, Derrick BoaduASARE, AnastaciaASARE, EstherASARE, Kwaku Pabi

ASHONG, Michael AshirifieATIAPAH, Derrick NiiATTIPOE, Lawrence KwakuAVADU, Anita KwashieAVEVOR, Evelyn AfiAVORNU, FrankAYENSU, JenniferAYIKWEI, Ruth Dedei

AYIM-ABROKWAH, Nana AmoabeaAYINE, Rita TalataAYISI, Edward AfariAzu-Tungman, Bethesda DedeBAIDOO, Philomina NyamekyeBANING, Ellen AbenaBERKO-FRIMPONG, AnthonyBLANKSON, TheodoraBondzie, BarbaraBOTCHWAY, Priscilla DedeiBREW, Sarah AbaBUAMANI, Mohammed TomBUTIAS, Albert AlemCAESAR, ManassehCLARKE, JosephCOLEMAN, TimothyCUDJOE, Evans AlloteyCUDJOE, Evans AlloteyDANSO, Mark KwabenaDANSO, WendyDANSO-AMOAH, OliviaDARE, JaneDARKO, Ato JohnDARKO, Esther Yaa AgyeibeaDARKO, Joel OffeiDARKO, Joseph NanaDAVOR, Abigail EwoenamDEDZO, Frank MakafuiDEKU, Wisdom SeshieDEWORTOR, Derrick Korshie

DOMOH, EdithDWOMOH, Kwaku GiftDZATHOR, Gideon ElormEDMUNDSON, CharlesEDWIN, LawrenceESSIEN, Daniel FiifiFONU, Psalmwell MaxwellFUMEY, Abigail AblaGAMBRAH, DeborahGERALDO, Gideon De-LimaGESPAR, Edward KwapongGORNI, Ernest SenyoGYABAAH, Felix KwakuGYEMAN, Sharon Nana AmaGYIMADO, Ishmael AgyemangGYIMAH, DorisHAMZA, Sualah HusseinIBRAHIM, AdamIDAN, DeitelISSAH, MohammedKESSIE, Eugenia AmpomahKORANTENG, AdelaideKUMORDZIE, Charis DelademKWABI, Cynthia AsabeaKWARTENG, Alfred AckahKYERE, PriscillaLINDSEY, Richard Kip-CellyMAHAMA, Emmanuel KwesiMANU, Ernest KojoMBAH, DavidMENSAH, GideonMENZO, Wilhelmina AwisiMILEDZI, Gloria DogbedaMOHAMMED, Isaac AzizMOHAMMED, LawalOBOAH, Erica OhenewaaODJIDJA, JacobOFFEI, Forson




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OFORI, Frederick Amoama KennethOFOSU-AMOANI, AbrahamOHENEWAA, Millicent Kumi OKYERE, Michael FrimpongOPOKU, DanielOPOKU, Evans NsiahOPOKU, William KwasiOPOKU, DanielOPOKU, ElizabethOPOKUA, DianaOPOKU-AGYEMANG, QuencyOPPONG, Emmanuella

OSEI BONSU, Edmund Nana SekyereOSEI ODURO, BenedictaOSEI OWUSU, Abena GyesiwaOSEI-BONSU, MichaelOTENG, Mavis AniwaaOWO, Samuel ChikwemOWUSU ANSAH, AugustineOWUSU KONADU, MarlisOWUSU, Antwi EmmanuelOWUSU, EugeneOWUSU, FrankPOKUAA, ChristianaQUARSHIE, EleazerQUARSHIE, BerniceQUARTEY, MarthaQUAYE, Elliot Nii SarbanQUAYE, Stanley Nii ShamoSARFO, EmmanuelSOSOO, Francis DelanyoSOWAH, Emmanuel LaryeaSUGUWE, Benjamin YawTAGOE, Nii Armah KwakuTANDOH, FrancisTETTEH, JosephTETTEY, Linda AyerleyTETTEY-KOFI, Priscilla

TIEKU, HannahTORNYEWO, Innocent CofieTORNYO, WilliamTULASI, Ruth DelaliTURKSON, IsaacTUTU, Doris AdomaTWUM, GodfreyWUMBEI, Ntiwah JosephYAKUBU, Mustapha KangireYAMOAH, Rita AkyaamaaYAO, CandidYARO, Janet Alimisi WenaYEMOH, Jochebed Yemorkor

DIPLOMA IN ADULT EDUCATION

ABAKAH, Samuel SmithABDUL-SAMED, TanimuABERINGA, SimonABINGYA, Noble NyaabaABOAGYE, Gyamfiwaa AfuaABUBAKAR, AbibaACKAH-NYENSU, JacobADAMS, RadmielADDO, Nana Akua KyewaaADEMETAN, Bolanle OlusholaADIPAH, EvelynADOLINAMA, EbenezerADOTEY, JenniferAFFANYI, JohnAGANA, EstherAGBOKA, EmmanuelAGBOVI, SylviaAHADZIE, Pearl Makafui AkosuaAHETO, Ernest KofiAHMED, MasthoodAHMED, Suleiman

AKOTO, CharlotteAKUMJAAB, PATRICIAAKWA-DEI, PrinceALHASSAN, MawuyaALHASSAN, WedawuAMADU, SafiyaAMALBA, GladysAMANIAPONG, Gilder OpokuAMANKWAH, DavidAMITOH-PADI, SethAMOH-HAYFORD, RachelAMOAH, EmmanuelAMPOFO, DorcasANTI, ElizabethANTWI, RichardANTWI-ADJEI, RoberthaARKOH, ElvisARKOH, MaryARKOH, RoseARTHUR, VidaASAMOAH, Dora

ASAMPANA, Amanda AkolgobunorASANTE, Mary AsieduaASHUN, MonicaATAMPUGRE, ClementAYAMBA, Matthew OpokuBALUKANG, TerenceBERSHEBA, KlugeyBOAKYE, AnitaBOAKYE, DianaBOATENG, SandraBONNAH, Rhoda PokuaaBOSOMPRAH, Daniel AnguahBREDZEI, Joyce AkorfaBRENTUO, Grace PokuaDADIKUMAH, DanielDANKWAH, RichardDANSO, Abraham


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DE-SOUZA, Walter GregorioDOMEY, SimonDZOKOTO, Emma KokuiENOS-ASIEDU, Theresa BlanksonFREMPONG, GraceFULERA, Faisal AdelaGARIBA, Simon Anjogjik RocksonGIBRINE, Lorine RukayaGYEKYE-YEBOAH, BenjaminHABIBU, HibaHORKU, Felix KwablaIBRAHIM, AyishetuISSAH, FusheinaKADU, Gideon DzidzienyoKASSIM, Sani MohammedKLUTSE, Rejoice AbleworKOKA, RichardKROFA, AbigailLATIF, Latifa AbdulARTHUR, LorettaMENSAH, Ransford AfoteyMENSAH, Richard AfoteyMENSAH, KennedyMOHAMMED, MutawakiluMUSAH, Christina TeniMUSAH, MariamNYANSAH, EvelynNYARKOH, Betty EnyonamOCLOO, PatienceOSAFO, Seth Daniel KwabenaOSEI, Prince BoakyeOSEI, SandraOSEI-ASIBEY, VictoriaOSEI TUFFOUR, SamuelOWUSU, VidaQUAICOE, IshmaelQUARCOO, Ethel AgboRUHIYA, Mohammed

SAE-MARFO, PhildaSAKYI, FrancisSANI, UfailuSEGBENU, FranciscaSOMUAH, Constance AkuaTAHIRU, FaridaTAWIAH, AbigailTETTEH, Abraham KwabenaTETTEH, Ebenezer SikapionorUMAR, Farouk ManteenVITTA, PeterYEBOAH, Linda Temah

DIPLOMA IN YOUTH DEVELOPMENT WORK

ABDULAI, WasilatuABRAHAM, John KodjoACHAAB, CynthiaADABLAH, EugeniaADAMAH, Rudolf Godwin Nii AyikweiADDO, William AbosiADJEI, Lilian AmaADJEI, Peter YeboahADUFUTSE, Henry SelaseAFIDEMENYO, Edem StoneAGBOLI, JoyceAGBOTTAH, Faustina NarkiAGBOZO, Brandsford TettehAGUDU, Celestina

AKOLGO-DONGO, Rebecca AkariboAKORO, StellaAKUAMOAH, EmmanuelALENGA, Jacob AbaahALLOTEY, JessieAMAKYE, Philip AsanteAMANKWAH, William Poku

AMEKUDZI, Jemima Elikplim Abena

AMOAH, James KofiAMOAH, RebeccaANKAMA, Ernest AddoANOKYE, Anthony YawAPAWU, Andy KwasiAPPIAH, John SitsopeARHIN, Sandra SeimaARTHUR, Isaac Attapayin KobinaASIEDU, FelixATEBRA, Godfred AyurizemeATSU, Dorothy Akofa DedeBESSEY, VeronicaBOATENG, AlexBOATENG, Joyce AduBOATENG, YawBOUR, Georgina RissDEGBATO, Jeffrey KofiDOGBE, NadiaENTSIE, Ophelia OwusuaGADDAH, Jacob MensahGADU, Comfort AfiGORLEKU, RaphaelGOTAH, TheodoraGYASI-AGBOHLAH, Vera OwusuaaHAMEED, Sheriff DeenHESSE, CharlotteISSAH, Alimatu MusahKOOMSON, EmmanuelKOTEY, Gifty NaadeiKPODO, Gladys DzifaKPOGO, Kossi AgbekoKUSI, RichardLAKONI, MichealLOMOTEY, JonathanMOHAMMED, Aziz HamidMOHAMMED, UmukulsumMORO, MartinaMUMUNI, Faruzah




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NARTEY, Festus TetteyNKANSAH-TANOAH, FelicityNTIM, AbednegoNYARKO, Gloria MaameOBENG, Mabel JacklinOCANSEY, Frank Nene DjangmahOCLOO, HelenaODEI, Gloria TutuahODOI, GiftyOGOE, GeorginaOWUSU ACHEAMPONG, Rosemond

OWUSU, Samuel BosompemPLANGE, RitaSACKEY, Anita AkuaSANI, SafiyaSERWAA, LindaSEWORDOR, Fred MensahTETTEH, Joel AikinsUSMAN SINAH, AhmedYELI-ONI, Sheila


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NATIONAL ANTHEM

1. God bless our homeland Ghana

And make our nation great and strong,

Bold to defend forever

The cause of Freedom and of Right.

Fill our hearts with true humility

Make us cherish fearless honesty,

And help us to resist oppressor’s rule

With all our will and might evermore.

2. Hail to thy Name, O Ghana

To thee we make our solemn vow

Steadfast to build together

A nation strong in Unity;

With our gift of mind and strength of arm

Whether night or day, in mist or storm,

In every need whate’er the call may be

To serve thee, Ghana, now and evermore.

3. Raise high the flag of Ghana

And one with Africa advance

Black Star of home and honour

To all who thirst for Liberty;

Where the banner of Ghana freely flies

May the way to freedom truly lie

Arise, arise, O Sons of Ghanaland,

And under God march on for evermore.

Composed by Philip Gbeho

UNIVERSITY ANTHEM

1. Hail University of Ghana The nation’s hope and glory The place that bears the star of peace That bids us all to do our best Let the great Tower of learning Inspire both young and old May we proceed in unity to

uphold the public cause.

//:Arise, arise O Legon

Defend the cause of freedom

Proceed in truth and integrity to make

our nation proud://

2. We ask for strength and wisdom As we climb the hill of learning May we excel in what’er we do As we prepare to face the world With a mind ready at all times And a conscience quick to feel May we proceed in unity to

uphold the public cause.

//:Arise, arise O Legon

Defend the cause of freedom

Proceed in truth and integrity to make

our nation proud://

Composed by Professor Emeritus J.H. Kwabena Nketia


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2014• The Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER) was invited by the African Growth

Initiative (AGI) of the Brookings Institute to launch the State of the Ghanaian Economy Report 2012 (SGER) at the Institute in Washington DC, USA.

• The Collegiate System of governance came into effect during the 2014/2015 academic year. The four Colleges are the College of Health Sciences, College of Humanities, College of Education and College of Basic and Applied Sciences.

• The University launched a new strategic plan expected to provide strategic direction to the University for the next decade, 2014 to 2024. With the new plan comes a revised vision, mission, core values and nine strategic priority objectives.

2015• A 37.5 million dollar Information and Communication Technology (ICT) project secured through a

loan from the Republic of China for the University of Ghana Distance Education programme was inaugurated at the Accra City campus of the University which houses the Accra Learning Centre.

• The British Broadcasting Corporation Global News Network filmed The BBC World Debate at the Great Hall of the University of Ghana. The debate which was moderated by BBC’s renowned presenter Zeinab Badawi was on the topic, “Ebola: What Next – Who runs a country when it’s in crisis?

• University of Ghana was ranked as the 10th tertiary institution on the African continent with the highest reputation, according to a release from Thompson Reuters.

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2016• University of Ghana was ranked 7th position in the whole of Africa, making Ghana’s premier University

the topmost University in the West Africa sub-region and indeed at the national level according to the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings.

• The University of Ghana hosted the second edition of the Times Higher Education Africa Universities Summit (THE-AUS). The two day summit which brought together delegates from various Universities across Africa was on the theme, “Globalisation and Policy Directions for African Higher Education”.

• The University of Ghana as part of a consortium won a £2,017,452 (approx. US$2.93 million) research grant, on inclusive finance. The project is funded under the DFID-ESRC Growth Research programme (DEGRP) Call 3 (2015/2016).

• The University of Ghana honoured 15 personalities who distinguished themselves in their various fields of endeavour. The honorees received citations at a Special Congregation which was presided over by the Chancellor, H.E Mr. Kofi Annan.

• Prof. Ebenezer Oduro Owusu was inducted as Vice-Chancellor at a colourful ceremony presided over by Justice Prof. S.K. Date-Bah, Chairman of Council.

2017• Government of Japan through JICA extends grant of $21 million to construct Advance Research Centre

for Infectious Diseases at the University of Ghana’s Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research.

• University of Ghana and Toyota Ghana Limited sign MOU for a $1 million ultra-modern training Centre for Engineering Students.

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