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First year welcoming ceremonies come to a close

Thursday, 19 January 2012

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First year welcoming ceremonies come to a close

The third instalment in a series of welcoming ceremonies for the first-year students concluded successfully at the Bellville campus' multipurpose hall on Thursday, 19 January 2012.

Acting Vice-Chancellor, Prof Anthony Staak, addressed a full house of students, their parents and guardians by extending a warm welcome to the institution. Members of Executive Management, including the Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Research, Technology Innovation and Partnerships, Dr Chris Nhlapo and Dean of Students, Cora Motale were also present to welcome the first years.

"For many of you, this is your first experience with tertiary education, which is very different from the high school environment you became accustomed to", he said.

"We hope that in the coming years, you will discover that you made a wise choice to further your education at CPUT and that you'll even consider returning for your postgraduate studies."

"We endeavour to help develop you into mature, well-balanced individuals", he added.

Prof Staak concluded by emphasising a need for students to value the opportunity they have been given, saying: "You as new students carry a huge responsibility to do the best that you can during your time here."

The Orientation programme continues for first-year students until Friday, whilst registration for new and returning students is underway on the main campuses for the remainder of the month.

By: Thando J. Moiloa

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The more than 9 000 students expected to kick off their studies at CPUT this year can be assured of a warm welcome during a trio of ceremonies this week.

During the welcoming ceremonies the Acting Vice-Chancellor, Dr Chris Nhlapo, will be addressing and introducing the CPUT Executive Management to the students, their parents and guardians.
After the Acting Vice-Chancellor’s address, guests will be invited to participate in guided tours of the various faculties’ facilities.

Ushers will direct the parents to the different faculties on the various campuses.

The ceremonies will take place as follows:

  • Wellington Campus - January 29 - Murry House Garden
  • Cape Town Campus - January 30 - Piazza
  • Bellville Campus - January 31 - Major Sports Hall

All three ceremonies will start at 10 am.

For the Bellville welcoming ceremony, the Student Centre quad will be dotted with stalls set up by CPUT support services units, student structures and range of service providers. Fun promotions for students will also be held. Bellville students can also look forward to be entertained by DJ’s Aux Womndantso, Kenlow and TrapGawd as well as Ms Kimora.

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Written by Ilse Fredericks
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