KNUST Registrar's Office

📍Welcome, Mrs. Abigail Dzama Anderson, to the KNUST E-LEARNING CENTRE! The KNUST Registrar's Office is pleased to welcome Mrs. Abigail Dzama Anderson as the new Senior Assistant Registrar of the KNUST E-Learning Centre. With nearly two decades of experience in higher education management, Mrs. Anderson began her career at the University of Cape Coast and joined KNUST in 2005 as Private Secretary to the Vice-Chancellor. She later served at the Quality Assurance and Planning Unit, contributing to staff training, policy development, and quality assurance initiatives for the University. From 2020 to 2024, Mrs. Anderson served as the Faculty Registrar for the Faculty of Law, where she played roles in organizing academic events, developing programs, and supporting faculty growth. Her experience also includes working with external stakeholders and coordinating institutional accreditation processes. Now at the KNUST E-Learning Centre, Mrs. Anderson will lead efforts to enhance online teaching and learning at the University. More details about her career and contributions will be shared in an upcoming feature. Please join us in welcoming Mrs. Abigail Dzama Anderson to her new role!

📍KNUST School of Medical Sciences Welcomes New Registrar The KNUST School of Medical Sciences has announced the appointment of Mr. Christopher Addo as the Senior Assistant Registrar Dean's Office - School of Medical Sciences. In his new role, Mr. Addo is focused on implementing an Open Door Policy, which is to improve communication and accessibility between the administration, staff, and students. This initiative is designed to ensure that all members of the SMS community have the opportunity to raise concerns, share ideas, and receive timely responses to their queries. Mr. Addo is committed to creating a supportive and transparent environment to help advance the School’s goals. Click on the article below to read more ⬇️ #KNUST

📍Call for Reviewers: Ghana Journal of Higher Education Management The Research and Publications Committee of the Ghana Association of University Administrators (GAUA) is inviting administrators and professionals—both in service and retired—with expertise in higher education administration to serve as article reviewers for the Ghana Journal of Higher Education Management. If you have a deep understanding of practices and research in higher education administration and are interested in contributing as a reviewer, please submit the following details to [email protected]: Name Place of work Rank Areas of interest Telephone number Email address For further inquiries, please contact the National Editor at 0558526262. Join us in shaping the future of higher education research! #GAUA

📍Exciting News! Dr. Paul Kwadwo Addo (EdD, APR), Deputy Registrar at KNUST's Directorate of Student Affairs, has been appointed Consulting Editor for the Ghana Association of University Administrators (GAUA) National Research and Publications Committee. This new role places him at the forefront of advancing research and innovation in university administration across Ghana. Dive into the details of his journey, contributions, and plans for the future. Enjoy the read! ⬇️

📍Exciting Updates from the Registrar’s Office! We're thrilled to unveil AdminSpark Edition 2, the Registrar's Office newsletter that brings you a collection of stories, insights, and updates! Here’s what you can look forward to in this read: 📌 Admin Diaries – Get inspired by real-life experiences from the administrative team. 📌 Insights from the Admin Manual – Your guide to mastering university administration. 📌 Health & Safety Tips – Because your well-being matters. 📌 Admins Corner – A space dedicated to sharing thoughts, ideas, and solutions. 📌 Upcoming Events & Announcements – Stay informed about what’s next. 📌 News Articles – Dive into highlights of recent activities and achievements. Whether you're a curious student, a passionate faculty member, or an admin enthusiast, AdminSpark offers something for everyone. Don’t miss out on this engaging edition. Check it out and let us know your thoughts! #AdminSpark #knust

📍The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi held the second day of its 58th Congregation Ceremony for the School of Graduate Studies. The Chancellor of KNUST, His Royal Majesty Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, attended the event and addressed the graduates, encouraging them to contribute to national and global development. The Registrar of KNUST, Mr. Andrews Kwasi Boateng, was present with other registrars to support the ceremony. Congratulations to all graduates as they move on to new opportunities. #Knustgraduation

📍Dedicated staff member, Mr. James Kwasi Oberko, Senior Assistant Registrar at the Alumni Office has graduated with an MEd. in Higher Education Pedagogy. His pursuit of advanced knowledge in pedagogy aligns with the university's mission to foster impactful education and elevate the standard of higher education. Congratulations Mr. Oberko.

📍Mr. Isaac Dwirah Jnr, Junior Assistant Registrar at the School of Graduate Studies, graced the ceremony with his presence. His commitment to advancing graduate education remains an inspiration to us all. Congratulations to all graduates!

📍Dr. Daniel Norris Bekoe, Deputy Registrar in charge of University Relations at KNUST, had the honor of leading H.E. Wavel Ramkalawan, President of Seychelles, on a tour of the university’s E-Learning Centre. With over two decades of expertise in education, communication, and public relations, Dr. Bekoe brought his knowledge to the fore during this engagement. His background in media relations, PR planning, and crisis communication enriched the discussions, showing the role of the KNUST E-LEARNING CENTRE in bridging gaps in education delivery.

📍The Registrar of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Mr. Andrews Kwasi Boateng, recently engaged with the President of Seychelles, H.E. Wavel Ramkalawan, during his visit to the university. This interaction shows KNUST's commitment to fostering international collaborations and advancing academic excellence. Discussions revolved around the potential for partnerships in education, environmental studies, and health sciences, with both leaders emphasizing the importance of aligning educational programs with national and global priorities. Stay tuned for updates as KNUST and Seychelles explore pathways for mutual growth through academic innovation and cultural exchange. #knust