Kaduna State University Holds Inaugural Allied Health Sciences Student Week
The symposium featured an interactive session where representatives from the faculty’s four departments discussed career opportunities and trends in the healthcare field
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Kaduna State University launched its inaugural Student Week for the Association of Allied Health Science Students (AHSSA) on Wednesday, 25th September 2024, with a symposium themed "The Role of Allied Health Science in Healthcare Delivery: Challenges and Opportunities." The event, held at the Pharmacy 500-seater Auditorium, attracted prominent academic figures and students.
Prof. Ahmed Rufai Yusuf, Registrar of the Medical Rehabilitation Therapist Board, delivered the keynote address, emphasizing the critical role of Allied Health Sciences in healthcare. Other distinguished attendees included Prof. J.A. Onaolapo, Provost of the College of Allied Health and Pharmaceutical Sciences, and Prof. Adamu Ahmed Rufai, Dean of the Faculty of Allied Health Sciences.
The symposium featured an interactive session where representatives from the faculty’s four departments discussed career opportunities and trends in the healthcare field. Speakers highlighted the need to adapt the educational curriculum to meet the evolving demands of healthcare.
Prof. Onaolapo encouraged students to stay focused on their studies, assuring them of the university’s ongoing support.
In his closing remarks, AHSSA President Comrade Umar Idris Tsoho thanked the Vice Chancellor and university administration for fostering a supportive learning environment. He also commended his peers for their efforts in organizing the event and encouraged continued collaboration within the association.
