Seven Architecture students from the College of engineering Design, Art and Technology (CEDAT), together with their tutor were awarded with plaques in appreciation of the commendable work done in the design of the structural plans for the Makerere University Hospital. The students did this as part of the mandatory portfolio assignment
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College of Engineering, Design, Art and Technology
The competition and awards were part of the 7th National Conference on Communications hosted by the College of Engineering, Design, Art and technology (CEDAT) and sponsored by the Uganda Communication Commission (UCC), the Research and Education Network for Uganda (RENU) and other stakeholders
The Stakeholder Mobilisation is one of the #MakerereAt100 events where the detailed programme of year-long celebrations will be shared and all parties invited to renew their commitment to make Makerere University Greater and Mightier in the years to come.
This Delegation included Professor Maggie Linak the Resilient Africa Agreement Officer Representative and Janet Ellzey a professor of mechanical Engineering at the university of Texas United States who first met with the university vice chancellor and patron RAN professor Barnabas Nawangwe are in Uganda for capacity building of the Resilient Africa Network team and the community projects supported by the USAID under Resilient Africa Network (RAN).
The Chancellor Makerere University Dr. Ezra Suruma while addressing the congregation comprised of graduands and their parents and guardians, the members of the University council and invited guests extended his appreciation to the administration and academic staff for their input into the processes that led to the graduation.
