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The installation of Dr Gloria Serobe as TUT chancellor Dr Gloria Serobe Dr Gloria Serobe leaving the Podium TUT choir performing By Phidiso Makwana On th the 14 of March the chairperson of the Tshwane university of technology council Mr Ivan Ka Mbonane invited TUT community to the installation of chancellor, Dr Gloria Serobe at building 7, TB hall, where professors from different colleges and Universities, staff members as well as students came in numbers to support and cherish the moment. TUT choir performed as part of the entertainment. “I promise to do my job as a chancellor and I am not taking this opportunity for granted also I’m looking forward to contributing to the solutions that may be required " Chancellor Dr Gloria Serobe Vice Chancellor, Prof Tinyiko Maluleke said, “The university if very pleased to have a person of the calibre of Dr Serobe to join it as a Thuthula Head of this university who will be exercising real power of awarding Degrees, Diplomas and other qualifications to students who have completed their courses.” The Installation ceremony was a success and the university is looking forward to the new changes that Dr Gloria Serobe will bring in her new position as a chancellor. Dr Gloria serobe was showered with gifts as a way of welcoming and showing admiration towards her. <strong>BUA</strong> page 4
First Year’s Open Days on TUT campuses By Nosipho Mnyandu and Lindokuhle Nkosi The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) Student Affairs and Extracurricular Development (SAED) welcomed first year students with an on-going orientation program that is set to make new students feel at home. The first orientation was held at the TUT Soshanguve South campus on March 12, and included different activities by different directorates that students happily participated in. Phiwenkosi Diale, who attended and participated in the orientation, shared his experience. “All was well honestly. I learned a lot about different societies and emergency services provided by the university,” he said. Among these activities was dance performances by students of different TUT residences under the directorate of Accommodation Residence Life and Catering (ARLC). Water for refreshment and health information was provided by the Health and Wellness Directorate, to teach students on their well-being and how to stay safe and protected. Poetry and drama was part of the program under the Directorate of Extracurricular Development, and advised students on gender-based violence and femicide. Additionally, aerobic lessons were offered to students to encourage them about the importance of staying fit and keeping your body energised and healthy. It is typically serves as an important introduction to campus life, helping new students adjust to University environment, connect with peers. And learning about activities available in SAED division. It is informative and positive experience that sets the tone for the academic year ahead”, said Katlego Mashala, Administrator for DED at TUT Mbombela Campus. Mbombela Campus first year students John Kubayi Katlego Mashala Peer educators Aerobics during orientation page 5 <strong>BUA</strong>
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