Thomas Adewumi University Hosts Second Faculty Lecture Series on Workplace Conflict Management and Organizational Sustainability
Thomas Adewumi University (TAU) recently hosted its Second Faculty Lecture Series focusing on "Workplace Conflict Management and Organizational Sustainability."
Chris Oyeoku Okafor 
Thomas Adewumi University (TAU) showcased its dedication to academic excellence and knowledge dissemination by hosting the Second Faculty Lecture Series on "Workplace Conflict Management and Organizational Sustainability." The event, held at the University Auditorium, attracted a diverse audience comprising management, staff members, and students, with Vice-Chancellor Prof. Francisca Oladipo virtually joining the gathering.
Organized by the Faculty of Management and Social Sciences, the lecture featured Dr. Adeyemi Emmanuel, Head of the Department of Business Administration, as the keynote speaker. Dr. Emmanuel delivered an insightful discourse on managing workplace conflicts and their impact on organizational sustainability.
Dr. Farohunbi Samuel, Coordinator of Human Capacity Development and organizer of the lecture series, opened the event, acknowledging its significance and praising Prof. Oladipo's leadership. The Vice-Chancellor emphasized collaborative learning in her remarks, highlighting the lecture's relevance in fostering effective conflict management within organizations.
Mr. Akinbode from the Faculty of Management and Social Sciences presented Dr. Emmanuel's citation, recognizing his scholarly achievements. Dr. Emmanuel then delved into the complexities of workplace conflicts, discussing strategies for their management and their relationship to organizational sustainability.
Throughout the lecture, Dr. Emmanuel explored conflict triggers, types, and management strategies, stressing the importance of fostering mutual respect and empathy. Attendees engaged in lively discussions during the question-and-answer segment, seeking clarity on various aspects of Dr. Emmanuel's presentation.
In recognition of his contributions, Dr. Emmanuel received a certificate of recognition from Prof. E. O. Irokanulo, Dean of the Faculty of Basic Medical and Health Sciences. Dr. J.A. Ishola, Dean of the Host Faculty, concluded the event, reaffirming TAU's commitment to academic excellence and community engagement.
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The Second Faculty Lecture Series at TAU served as a platform for intellectual discourse, advancing the university's mission of promoting academic excellence and knowledge dissemination. Through insightful discussions and scholarly exchanges, attendees gained valuable insights into effective conflict management and organizational sustainability.
