University of Mkar Successfully Hosts 16th and 17th Distinguished Public Lectures
The University of Mkar recently conducted its 16th and 17th Distinguished Public Lectures, featuring impactful talks on the creative industry and leadership.
Mary Nwaeze 
The University of Mkar recently held its 16th and 17th UMM Distinguished Public Lectures, with Professor Zacharys Anger Gundu, Vice-Chancellor of the university, representing the Council, Senate, and entire university community. The events, chaired by Philip Sunday Udeochu and Engr. Nick Wende, respectively, were a resounding success.
The lectures featured two prominent speakers:
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1. Orvell Dio, who delivered an engaging talk on “The Creative Industry: A Tool for Social Change and Fiscal Independence.” This session took place at 10:00 AM (West Central Africa) in the University Chapel and was also available virtually via Zoom.
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2. Atom Lim presented on “Preparing for Leadership: Perspectives from the Corridors of Power.” This insightful discussion occurred at 1:30 PM (West Central Africa), both in the University Chapel and on Zoom.
The Zoom sessions were well-attended, with participants joining using the following details:
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Meeting ID: 811 110 2500
Passcode: UNIMKARVC
The University of Mkar extends its gratitude to all who attended and contributed to the success of these distinguished lectures. The university looks forward to hosting more events that foster intellectual growth and community engagement.
