KASU Hosts Scholarly Discourse on Language and Literary Studies, Proposes Writing Centre and Future Tech Ethics

KASU Hosts Scholarly Discourse on Language and Literary Studies, Proposes Writing Centre and Future Tech Ethics

KASU Hosts Scholarly Discourse on Language and Literary Studies, Proposes Writing Centre and Future Tech Ethics

Kaduna State University (KASU) recently hosted a scholarly discourse on Language and Literary Studies, featuring notable scholars and proposing the establishment of a writing center and future tech ethics.

The event, held on August 21, 2024, at Lecture Theater 1, Faculty of Arts, focused on the book "Language and Literary Studies: An Exploration for Scholarly Discourse," edited by Prof. U.N. Butari.

Key highlights include:

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- Vice-Chancellor Prof. Abdullahi Ibrahim Musa's proposal for a writing center and emphasis on contextual communication and immersion for language mastery

- Suggestion for future scholarly discourse on technology dynamics and 21st-century ethics

- Introduction of KASU's e-learning platform to enhance undergraduate learning experience

- Presentation of the book and announcement of support for authors and the Department of English and Drama

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- Startup grant for the proposed writing center

The event featured esteemed scholars, including Prof. Audee T. Giwa, Prof. Patrick El-Kanemi Onah, Prof. Butari Nahum, and Dr. Yusuf Ninzim Shamagana, and was attended by faculty members, staff, and students.