ESUT Deans Praise Management on Decentralized Matriculation System
Faculty deans at ESUT commend the university's decentralized matriculation system, emphasizing benefits for student-faculty interaction and parental involvement.
Mary Nwaeze 
Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT) received commendations from faculty deans for its adoption of a decentralized system during the 42nd matriculation ceremony earlier this year. The initiative, introduced by Vice-Chancellor Professor Aloysius-Michaels Okolie, aimed to enhance coordination within individual faculties, eliciting widespread approval from stakeholders.
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Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Professor Nicholas Attamah, lauded the Vice-Chancellor as a proactive leader, dubbing him "Talk-and-do VC" for his innovative approach. Professor Attamah highlighted the positive impact of the decentralized system, emphasizing increased interaction between students, parents, and faculty members. He stressed that the initiative not only deepened understanding of the matriculation process but also fostered closer ties among stakeholders.
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Similarly, Dean of the Faculty of Environmental Sciences, Professor Austine Emenike, echoed these sentiments, describing the decentralized system as a significant policy shift that facilitated meaningful engagement between parents, students, and faculty. Professor Emenike emphasized the importance of retaining the system, citing potential improvements in student-faculty relationships and infrastructure development if continued.
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The matriculation, under this new framework, allowed parents to visit departments and interact with lecturers directly, fostering a supportive environment for academic growth. Both deans expressed optimism that sustaining the decentralized approach would enhance transparency and accountability within ESUT, paving the way for future advancements.
The faculty deans concluded by urging ESUT's management to maintain the decentralized system as a hallmark of administrative excellence, thanking the Vice-Chancellor for his visionary leadership.
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