ATTENTION: Security Advisory for 2022/2023 Assumption & Resumption
INFORMATION TO STUDENTS
The Directorate of Students’ Support Services (DSSS) wishes to inform the fresh and returning students that the schedule of assumption and resumption of undergraduate students subsists. The following information should be noted ahead of assumption (for fresh students) and resumption (for returning students):
- Assumption for fresh students is on Monday, 17th October, 2022.
- Resumption for returning students is on Sunday, 23rd October, 2022. Returning students are not expected on campus before the due date.
- Given that it is rainy season, it is advised that students seek information and advice, on the nature and situation of the routes they wish to navigate before travelling.
- Students who decide to use public transportation should take the pain to note the vehicle number, vehicle type and vehicle colour, and send the information to their Parents or Guardian. If it is possible, pictures of the vehicle should be taken before boarding and sent to a family or trusted relative. Students are encouraged to prioritise boarding vehicles within bus terminals as against waiting on the highway for vehicles.
- Considering the increasing nature of insecurity, especially with road transportation, it is advised that students should be careful with public discussions when in public vehicles. A careless conversation can empower a criminal but silence on the part of the commuter is safety. Students should leave their homes with enough snacks/drinks and avoid possible purchase from vendors or seemingly innocent gifts from passengers.
- Students should clear the history of financial transactions on their mobile phones, to deter criminals. The environment of bus terminals should be examined carefully and the occupants of vehicles assessed for possible threatening give-away.
- Students should avoid night travel by all means necessary.
The DSSS wishes all students travelling mercies.
Thank you.
Signed.
Dr. A.A. Aderibigbe
Director, Directorate of Students’ Support Services
student.support@bowen.edu.ng
Information to Students: International Study Trip to Nairobi Kenya
The Directorate of Students’ Support Services (DSSS) is pleased to inform students that indication of interest for the study trip to Nairobi Kenya begins 12noon on Saturday, 6th August, 2022. The study trip is one of the many forms of experiential learning enshrined by the University to broaden the horizon of students, while exposing them to diversities of culture, dynamics of social and political systems of other countries, in line with the heutagogy learning mode. Students are to take note of the following:
- Parents of interested students are to send letters addressed to the Director, Directorate of Parents & Corporate Affairs, expressing interest for the travel of their Children to Nairobi Kenya, and to bear relevant costs as is outlined below. The letter is to be sent to dipca@bowen.edu.ng on or before 12noon on Wednesday, 17th August, 2022.
- Interested students are to proceed to the University Website and click on the link titled STUDY TRIPS, to register, as may be appropriate. Students are to ensure that all questions are answered.
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE UNIVERSITY
The University will be responsible for the cost of Accommodation and intra-country transportation of all students.
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PARENTS
The Parents shall bear the cost of return flight ticket to Kenya, VISA expenses at the point of entry and the cost of feeding.
Students are encouraged to go online, register and remind their parents to send required letter to express interest in the study trip. Deadline for the application is 12noon on Wednesday, 17th August, 2022.
Kind regards.
Signed.
Dr. A.A. Aderibigbe
Director, Directorate of Students’ Support Services;
student.support@bowen.edu.ng
MBBS 7th Induction: Best Graduating Student
I’m from a Muslim family but coming into Bowen University, I got to experience God in different ways and that helped me in my journey of 7 years and 9 months.
I also got the gift of friendships, mentorship and good relationships, the gift of people basically.
I just want someone out there to know that whatever you put your mind to, you can accomplish once you work hard, have positive affirmations and trust God.
– Oyeneyin Adiat MBBS
Best Graduating Student
Bowen University appreciates the outgoing Pro Chancellor
Bowen University appreciates Dn. Wole Abegunde, the outgoing Pro Chancellor who served for the past 6 years. He is the Group Managing Director of Meristem Securities Limited. He also sits on the Boards of Berger Paints Plc and e-Tranzact Nigeria.