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09 August 2020 | Story Leonie Bolleurs

Every year on 9 August, South Africa commemorates the 20 000 women who marched to the Union Buildings in Pretoria against pass laws in 1956. 

Today, the University of the Free State celebrates its scientists, sports stars, surgeons, and so many more of its women where they not only add value to society in their professions, but also contribute to better the lives of others.

Wherever you find yourself as a woman today – in the support services, in management, as a service worker, as a student, as an alumna, a donor, or a business partner – the UFS shines a spotlight on you as women who are making a positive impact on a daily basis.

Happy Women’s Day!

“You cannot get through a single day without having an impact on the world around you. What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.” Jane Goodall

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UFS resumes training of Educational Psychologists
2009-06-02

 
Pictured are three of the lecturers of Psycho-Education, together with the two students who were selected in 2009: From left to right: Prof. Johnnie Hay (Departmental Chairperson, Psycho-Education), Ms Melissa Bothma (Master’s student), Dr Zendré Swanepoel (lecturer and study supervisor), Ms Marja Reid (Master’s student) and Dr Erna van Zyl (lecturer and study supervisor).
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In 2009 the Departments Psychology and Psycho-Education resumed the training of Educational Psychologists, after it had been dormant for a few years. This training will help ease the huge demand for Educational Psychologists in the central region of the country, as well as a need that was expressed by the Free State Department of Education in 2008.

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