Igbogo Congratulates Prof. Amua On His Appointment As Pioneer Vice Chancellor
...says he believes in Amua's profundity in turning things around for intellectual and productive accomplishments
By Terfa Naswem
Engr. Japheth Terlumum Igbogo congratulates Prof. Pastor Qrisstuberg M. Amua on his appointment as pioneer Vice Chancellor of University of Agriculture, Science and Technology, Ihugh, Vandeikya, Benue State by the Executive Governor of Benue State, Rev. Fr. Dr. Hyacinth Iormem Alia.
Igbogo described Prof. Amua as an academic polymath with the erudition to navigate the affairs of the university to unprecedented heights.
Prof Amua understands that university is a community of scholars in which teaching and research are bound together by a common core of scholarship. He will promote research because it is valuable for its results, for its capacity to vivify university teaching, and for the way it instills a receptive attitude to university. He will ensure that research which is neither the poor nor the wealthy relative of teaching, nor its rival, must be associated with it as much as possible for their mutual profit.
He has always upheld the principles that the university is a social institution dedicated to teaching, research and public service. Other institutions may engage in one of the other of these pursuits, but it is the university that is uniquely charged with the simultaneous performance of all three.
He has reinstated that these university functions may be separable in principle, but in practice they merge in a complex and intricate fashion. Research is indispensable to teaching through its contribution both to the intellectual development of faculty and graduate students, and to the creative environment essential for effective undergraduate instruction. Also, research is critical to the acquisition of new knowledge and to the achievement of high standards of academic excellence, which together constitute the foundation of a university’s public service.
Prof Amua knows that research must stand for advancement of knowledge through scholarly, scientific and creative activity which he has nurtured to plant in University of Agriculture, Science and Technology, Ihugh for academic development, local, state, national and universal progress.
...says he believes in Amua's profundity in turning things around for intellectual and productive accomplishments
By Terfa Naswem
Engr. Japheth Terlumum Igbogo congratulates Prof. Pastor Qrisstuberg M. Amua on his appointment as pioneer Vice Chancellor of University of Agriculture, Science and Technology, Ihugh, Vandeikya, Benue State by the Executive Governor of Benue State, Rev. Fr. Dr. Hyacinth Iormem Alia.
Igbogo described Prof. Amua as an academic polymath with the erudition to navigate the affairs of the university to unprecedented heights.
Prof Amua understands that university is a community of scholars in which teaching and research are bound together by a common core of scholarship. He will promote research because it is valuable for its results, for its capacity to vivify university teaching, and for the way it instills a receptive attitude to university. He will ensure that research which is neither the poor nor the wealthy relative of teaching, nor its rival, must be associated with it as much as possible for their mutual profit.
He has always upheld the principles that the university is a social institution dedicated to teaching, research and public service. Other institutions may engage in one of the other of these pursuits, but it is the university that is uniquely charged with the simultaneous performance of all three.
He has reinstated that these university functions may be separable in principle, but in practice they merge in a complex and intricate fashion. Research is indispensable to teaching through its contribution both to the intellectual development of faculty and graduate students, and to the creative environment essential for effective undergraduate instruction. Also, research is critical to the acquisition of new knowledge and to the achievement of high standards of academic excellence, which together constitute the foundation of a university’s public service.
Prof Amua knows that research must stand for advancement of knowledge through scholarly, scientific and creative activity which he has nurtured to plant in University of Agriculture, Science and Technology, Ihugh for academic development, local, state, national and universal progress.