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Faculty of Sciences trains academic staff on conduct of examination

The Dean Faculty of Sciences, Prof. Kolawole Lawal giving the opening remarks
The Dean Faculty of Sciences, Prof. Kolawole Lawal giving the opening remarks

In a bid to align its academic staff with the unique examination standards of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), the Faculty of Sciences has convened an in-house workshop on Monday, December 2, 2024 at the university's headquarters in Abuja.


The event, aimed at enhancing staff understanding of NOUN’s examination protocols, brought together new and experienced faculty members for a day of insightful deliberations and skill enhancement.


The dean of the faculty, Prof. Kolawole Lawal, emphasised the need for such training given the recent influx of academic staff from conventional universities.


"This workshop is essential because many of our new colleagues do not know NOUN’s distinctive operations. Unlike traditional institutions, we operate differently, and this platform provides the necessary orientation to ensure efficiency," he said.


Lawal noted the event’s timing, highlighting its significance in preparing staff for the upcoming examination and marking exercises.


"We are rushing to ensure this workshop takes place before the marking begins. The packed schedule reflects our commitment to equipping staff with vital knowledge," he added.


Prof. Monioluwa Olaniyi, the former DVC TIR, in her keynote presentation on academic culture, explained the importance of fostering intellectual curiosity, clarity of purpose, and adherence to established academic norms.


Olaniyi emphasised that these elements build academic culture.


 
 
 

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