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The teacher. Emmanuel Adow Obeng, President of PUCG, introduced Mary Abena Agyepong to the meeting.
The Presbyterian University College of Ghana (PUCG) has appointed Mary Abena Agyakoma Agyepong as Registrar.
She became the first woman in the college to gain access to the highest position of registrar, having served as deputy registrar from September 2018.
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Ceremony of enthronement
Pastor Emmanuel Adow Obeng, president of PUCG, who inducted her during a religious service, implored Ms. Agyepong to work hard with staff and university partners to improve her career. situation in the midst of the difficult challenges it faces. .
He described it as "a PUCG partner sent by God to help build the university at this point in the life of the university."
Professor Obeng told him not to lose heart, because God was with her, and also badured him of the full support of the management and the staff of the university.
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In response to her enthronement, Ms. Agyepong thanked Almighty God "for his kindness and mercy to all of us, for his unfailing providence and mercy that made us who we are".
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She started her working life in Ghana with Sunyani Polytechnic University in September 1997, first as a lecturer, then as department head, and at the age of 31, she became the first woman vice-director of the polytechnic school.
Professional experience
Between February 2003 and August 31, 2007, she served as Dean of Students during which she defended the institutionalization of the Sunyani Polytechnic Lecture Series, a forum created for the presentation and dissemination of results. of research.
She was also part of the team responsible for overseeing the integration of ICT into the Polytechnic's processes and procedures.
From September 2007 to August 2013, Ms. Agyepong was the first female registrar of the Koforidua Polytechnic School and was, among other things, responsible for the Rector of Human Resources Management, Organizational Development, Academic Affairs and Business. students.
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