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22 May 2020

The closing date for the submission of nominations for five members of the Convocation to the Excom of the Convocation was 18 May 2020 at 16:30. A total of six nominations were received and scrutinised, after which two nominations were declared invalid due to substantial non-conformance with the requirements laid down. The remaining four candidates are thus elected to the Excom and will serve for a period not exceeding five years.

We wish to congratulate the following four officials (in alphabetical order) with their election to the Excom of the Convocation:

1. Dr Pieter Bettings
2. Ms Ntombi Nhlapo
3. Mr Ntakuseni Razwiedani
4. Ms Nokuthula Sithole

A meeting of the Excom of the Convocation will be scheduled to discuss the one remaining vacancy in the Excom.

We wish to express our sincere gratitude to all those who participated in this process as well for their interest in, and commitment to the University and its affairs.

Received from: The Registrar and the President of the Convocation

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Department of Communication Science officially welcomes honours students
2009-03-26

 
The Department of Communication Science in the Faculty of the Humanities recently hosted a function for its honours students in Westdene, Bloemfontein, to welcome them to the new postgraduate programme. A new honours programme, consisting of degrees in Communication Science, Media Studies and Journalism, and Corporate and Marketing Communication, was introduced at the beginning of 2009. This year's intake consists of 27 students. At the function were, from the left: Ms Zanelle Britz (Communication Science), Mr Herman Naudé (Media Studies and Journalism), Ms Ingrid Wu (Media Studies and Journalism), Ms Willemien Marais (Co-ordinator: Postgraduate Programme), Dr Dalmé Mulder (Programme Director), Ms Letshego Thibeletsa (Corporate and Marketing Communication), Mr Earl Coetzee (Media Studies and Journalism), and Prof. Johann de Wet (Departmental Chairperson).
Photo: Mangaliso Radebe

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