The Role of Universities in Fostering Social Change
Universities play a vital role in fostering social change by providing students with the knowledge, skills, and values necessary to address the complex challenges facing society. As Timothy Pirinduo, deputy registrar for human resources at the Lutheran University of PNG, emphasized, universities are the medium students attend to fulfill the needs of society.
The Impact of Universities on Society
Universities have a profound impact on society, extending beyond the confines of the campus. Here are some ways in which universities contribute to social change:
The Importance of Education in Fostering Social Change
Education is a key driver of social change.
The students were given a tour of the campus and introduced to the LUPNG staff.
The Orientation Week: A Journey of Discovery
The orientation week for LUPNG, the largest public university in Namibia, kicked off on Monday with a series of events designed to welcome new students to the institution. The week-long program aimed to provide a comprehensive introduction to the university’s culture, facilities, and academic programs.
The First Day: Administration Unit
The first day of orientation began with an address by Mr.
The LUPNG Institutions Alignment Project
The LUPNG Institutions Alignment Project is a significant initiative aimed at modernizing and streamlining the operations of the LUPNG institutions in Papua New Guinea. The project involves the installation of three satellite devices in Madang, Jiwaka, and Martin Luther Seminary to enhance communication and collaboration among the institutions.
Key Objectives
Benefits of the Project
The LUPNG Institutions Alignment Project offers several benefits, including:
Implementation and Results
The project was implemented in three phases:
The three satellite devices were installed in Madang, Jiwaka, and Martin Luther Seminary. This phase was completed successfully, and the devices are now operational. 2.
“A policy will be set in place to monitor such issues and deter them.”