November 12, 2024 - Uganda Christian University

November 12, 2024ByJimmy siyasaNews & Updates

UCU Planning Board Reviews Campus Transformation Initiative Progress

November 12, Mukono: Members of Uganda Christian University’s (UCU) Planning and Development Board visited the Main Campus to assess progress on key projects under the “Campus Transformation Initiative.”

Led by Mr. Emmanuel Tayebwa, Board Chair, the delegation met with top university officials, including Vice Chancellor Prof. Aaron Mushengyezi and Deputy Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration, Mr. David Mugawe.

UCU — *Mr. David Mugawe the Deputy Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration, shows Mr. Emmanuel Tayebwa (Front-Right), the Board Chair and other members, around.* Photo: Andrew Bugembe

During the visit, the board reviewed several upgraded facilities, including the newly extended University Archives, the refreshed Bishop Tucker Library, and enhanced academic spaces such as Misaeri Kauma (Academic Affairs) and Apolo Kivebulaya (Postgraduate Studies). They also toured the new School of Journalism, Media and Communication, Walker Building, and ongoing renovations at Mackay Building, the School of Law, and the Research, Partnerships, and Innovation building.

UCU CHaiperson of the Board — *Rev. Captain Ongeng observes an Archival picture, inside the newly constructed University Archives Building. Photo: Andrew Bugembe*

A highlight of the visit was the progress on the Bishop Orombi Road, soon to be a modern bitumen-standard road, significantly enhancing campus access and aesthetics.

UCU Board at SJMC — *Board members interact with Mr. John Semakula, Head of Undergraduate Studies at the* *new home of the UCU School of Journalism, Media and Communication* *(Centre Right) inside the newly renovated building*.

UCU Board at Standard — Board members visit the inspect *the Research, Partnerships and Innovation Building which is under renovation, including the former Standard Building.*

The Planning and Development Board, pivotal to UCU’s growth, ensures that infrastructure aligns with strategic goals, positioning UCU as a top choice for higher education in Uganda.