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20 April 2021 | Story Thabo Kessah | Photo Sonia Small (Kaleidoscope Studios)

More than 1 500 degrees, diplomas, and certificates were conferred upon deserving academic achievers when the Qwaqwa Campus hosted its virtual graduation ceremony on Wednesday 21 April 2021. The ceremony also saw the first batch of 23 Community Development graduates.

Among the degrees conferred were seven PhDs – one in Education, two in the Humanities, and four in Natural and Agricultural Sciences. 

There was also one Dean’s Medal in the Faculty of the Humanities.

Six members of the 2019/2020 Student Representative Council (SRC) were among the graduates. They were Lehlohonolo Mokhabi (President), Thembinkosi Phenyane (Deputy President), Scelo Twala (Religious Affairs), Siyabonga Mbambo (Academics), Thabo Motaung (Residence Affairs), and with distinction, Mamokete Mokhatla (International Students).

Acclaimed business leader, founder, and chairperson of private investment firms, Izingwe Capital and Izingwe Holdings, Dr Sipho Pityana, received an honorary doctorate in Philosophy during the ceremony.

Justice Zak Yacoob, former Justice of the Constitutional Court of South Africa, was the guest speaker at the event.

The ceremony is available here 

 Visit the April 2021 Virtual Graduation page here


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Faculty of Theology presents a workshop on religion and sexuality
2007-08-08

 

Prof. Ruard Ganzevoort from the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, presented a workshop on religion and sexuality in the student church of the UFS in Bloemfontein. Dr Jan-Albert van den Berg from the faculty arranged the workshop. Prof. Ganzevoort gave attention to among others the pastoral guidance of a church member with a homosexual orientation. Ministers, counsellors and students from the faculty's pastoral therapy programme attended the workshop. At the workshop were, from the left: Rev Jan Lubbe (Dutch Reformed Church Berg-en-Dal), Pastor Wandile Bangisi (Seventh Day Adventist Church, Hartswater and student in Pastoral Therapy), Dr Van den Berg, Prof. Ganzefoort and Ms Zola Pieterse (student in Pastoral Therapy).
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