Empowering Healthcare Leaders of Tomorrow

The Gender & HIV Prevention Office, in collaboration with the Student Council and local health partners, completed a 3-day Voluntary Counseling and Testing (VCT) Campaign on campus this week. Campaign Achievements: 280+ Students & Staff accessed free, voluntary counseling and testing services. Distributed peer-led educational materials on preventative health, safe campus practices, and reproductive health. Organized interactive Q&A booths managed by trained student peer educators. The office extends its gratitude to all student volunteers, counselors, and health workers who made this health initiative possible.

Notice to All Students: As final examinations approach, the Student Counseling Office is holding interactive group sessions focused on Exam Stress Management & Effective Study Habits. Session Details: Batch 1 (Nursing & Midwifery): Tuesday, 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM (Room 08) Batch 2 (Pharmacy & Lab Science): Thursday, 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM (Room 08) What We Will Cover: Practical anxiety-reduction techniques before clinical exams. Time management and study schedule planning. One-on-one follow-up booking for individual counseling needs. Note: Attendance is free, and walk-ins are welcome. For personal, confidential sessions, please visit the Counseling Office in Room 10.

Date & Venue: March 8, 2026 | Main Campus Auditorium The Gender & HIV Prevention Office hosted a successful campus-wide celebration for International Women’s Day under the theme "Inspiring Women Leadership in Health Sciences." The event brought together over 150 students, academic staff, and invited health professionals. Key highlights included: Keynote address by senior health faculty on breaking barriers in clinical management. Panel discussion featuring female student leaders sharing academic success strategies. Recognition ceremony for outstanding female students in clinical performance. "Empowering female health trainees today builds stronger, more equitable healthcare systems tomorrow," noted the Office Coordinator during the opening address.