Heads Of Public Universities Concludes Four-Day Retreat In Juba
Vice Chancellors and their deputies from five Public universities on
Thursday concluded a four-day retreat on management of the universities in
an effort to improve the quality of education.
08 August 2015

By Jok P Mayom

*JUBA, 07 August 2015 [Gurtong]-*The four days kicked off on Monday at
Dembesh Hotel in Juba bringing together the Vice Chancellors and their
deputies from five public universities of Juba, Upper Nile, Bahr el Ghazal,
Rumbek and Dr. John Garang Universities.

Hon. Bol Makueng Yol, the deputy Minister of Education Science and
Technology said the meeting was organized by the National Ministry of
Education Science and Technology.

“We were in this retreat for the last four days. The retreat was organized
by the Ministry of Education Science and Technology for the vice
Chancellors and the Deputy Vice Chancellors for  Public Universities” said
Bol.

“All of us converged here and we discussed issues that will stabilize the
universities, it was only management issues” said Bol adding that “It is
just two things; stick to rules and regulation for management of their
universities and appointment of very qualified academic students with good
grades who are to be appointed as lecturers” Bol said.

“We also talked about the university council, functions of the senate and
Vice Chancellor and their deputies so that when they are working, it will
harmonize their activities. In the end it was agreed that this good
practices will be put into use by the public universities” he said.

 Bol said some of the recommendation will be presented during the meeting
of the council of Higher Education in December.

Prof. Isaac Chuir Riak, the Vice Chancellor of Upper Nile University on his
part said the meeting was important for the Vice Chancellors and their
deputies.

“We learnt a lot about the challenges that are facing our national
universities. We have been able to learn how to work together as V.Cs and
Deputy V.Cs”

“We also scrutinized some of our operations at the National Universities
level and these now are being harmonized so that we work together for the
improvement of universities’ education quality” said Prof. Chuir.

Prof. Samson Wasara, the Vice Chancellor of the University of Bahr El
Ghazal said “This forum is important in that we have come together to learn
how to manage our institutions. We have come to learn also about issues
that make people different so the contribution is not issues of question
and answers but it’s a kind of elaborative way of addressing common
problems” Prof. Wasara explained.

Prof. Julia Akeer Duany, Vice Chancellor of the University of Dr. John
Garang said “since we were appointed we have not been sitting together to
share the experience. We looked at the challenges those universities are
facing and particularly our two universities; Upper Nile University and
Dr.John Garang University” Duany explained.

Prof. Poulino Riak, Deputy Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs at the
University of Juba said “I think I really benefited a lot; we have learnt
from each of the five Public Universities to see how we did in the past one
year; what was good and the challenges in the past years.”

Some of the challeges that were discussed during the meeting included lack
of students’ accommodation and dining rooms.



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