The University of Cape Coast (UCC) has appointed Prof. Moses Jojo Eghan as the Provost of the College of Agricultural and Natural Sciences (CANS). This is the second term he will be serving as Provost for a span of three years..
Prof Eghan holds PhD and MPhil degrees in Physics from UCC and Bachelor’s degree (BSc. Hons) in Physics from KNUST, Kumasi. Eghan is a Regular Associate of the Abdus Salam ICTP. He was Honorary President of the GSA from 2017 to 2019. He is the liaison officer for Ghana for the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics; AfPR, a member of GhInsP; and member of University Teachers Association of Ghana. He serves as external examiner for postgraduate theses (PhD and Masters) for academic institutions in Ghana, Kenya and Namibia. Over the years, he has als o reviewed promotion applications of colleague faculty members from these universities as well and GAEC. He has served as a member of the Radiation Protection Institute Board and a representative of the Director of Education on the Winneba Secondary School Board.
Prof. Moses Jojo Eghan
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He has served as a member of the Radiation Protection Institute Board and a representative of the Director of Education on the Winneba Secondary School Board. He was the Dean of the SAHS of the College of Health Allied Sciences (CoHAS), University of Cape Coast (UCC) from 2016 to 2019 and was able to obtain accreditation for all the five (5) established departments. He has helped to initiate innovative activities and positioned the School as a focused and vibrant one by all indications. With his administrative authority covering two thirds of the regular student population of the College of Health and Allied Sciences, he bore a huge responsibility of boosting the image of the College and the University in the training of Allied Health Professionals. He helped in securing funding for office equipment from local financial institutions to equip the Dean’s Office and offices of all the five (5) established departments in the school. He is also credited with securing laboratory equipment from a philanthropist (Beautiful Creations Ltd) to help equip some of the school’s laboratories. Prof. Eghan was the Vice Dean of the School of Physical Sciences (2015-2016) where he helped in restructuring administrative activities and in reviving the School seminars. .
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