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United Graduate College under investigation in USA
Monday August 2 2010
Prominent Ugandans who recently acquired honorary degrees from a United States college are in panic following reports that the awarding institution is nonexistent. The Tennessee Department of Education is carrying out investigations into the activities of the United Graduate College through its education commission.
Some of those who received the degrees from the college are successful businessmen and prominent personalities in Kampala. Many say they had never heard of the college and don’t know why they received their degrees.
Some of those who received the degrees from the college are successful businessmen and prominent personalities in Kampala. Many say they had never heard of the college and don’t know why they received their degrees.
“I didn’t know the purpose of the degree. I was just surprised that I had been selected for the award, said former Kampala Mayor Jonhn Ssebaana Kizito, who is one of those who were bestowed with a honorary doctorate recently.
The college also offered doctorates to high profile government officials in Kenya where it is alleged they were asked to pay $3,000 or Shs6m for the academic honours.
In Uganda, hotelier Mr Boney Katatumba was honoured for his unrelenting spirit, endeavouring to show possibilities available in Africa and providing innovative leadership to industry.
In Uganda, hotelier Mr Boney Katatumba was honoured for his unrelenting spirit, endeavouring to show possibilities available in Africa and providing innovative leadership to industry.
National Water and Sewerage Corporation managing director Dr William Muhairwe was honoured for his leadership and dedication to bring out the best in others, while Mr Charles Mbire, the MTN (U) board chairman was honoured for his selfless service to humanity and contribution to business development.
Mbire’s mother, Ms Theresa Mbire, was also honoured for her outstanding contribution to local women entrepreneurship and commitment to community service.
Others honoured were Pastor Robert Kayanja and his wife Jessica. Kayanja was honoured for his determination of faith in God and contribution to the growth of the church’s worldwide; and his wife for pioneering women’s economic empowerment in self help projects. Mr Ssebaana Kizito, won honours for his excellent leadership and committed service to Kampala City residents.
Others honoured were Pastor Robert Kayanja and his wife Jessica. Kayanja was honoured for his determination of faith in God and contribution to the growth of the church’s worldwide; and his wife for pioneering women’s economic empowerment in self help projects. Mr Ssebaana Kizito, won honours for his excellent leadership and committed service to Kampala City residents.
Other personalities to pick up doctorates included Mr Anatoli Kamugisha for his entrepreneurial acumen and excellent leadership, while Mr Tom Buruku was recognised for his excellent service to the disadvantaged communities within the country.
Makerere University vice chancellor, Prof Venansius Baryamureeba, says he was invited as the quest of honour during the graduation but does not know the criteria that was used to award the doctorates.
Makerere University vice chancellor, Prof Venansius Baryamureeba, says he was invited as the quest of honour during the graduation but does not know the criteria that was used to award the doctorates.
“I attended the graduation because I was invited as the guest of honour and since they were my friends I decided to attend,” Baryamureeba told Education Guide.
According to the Daily Nation, the president of the United Graduate College and Seminary, Dr Dorothy Wisor, says she does not know how many students are enrolled in the university. She also admitted that they do not have a physical campus.
According to the Daily Nation, the president of the United Graduate College and Seminary, Dr Dorothy Wisor, says she does not know how many students are enrolled in the university. She also admitted that they do not have a physical campus.
9 Ugandans get doctorates
Added 20th July 2010 03:00 AM
IT was an achievement worth celebrating. The United Graduate College and Seminary on Sunday honoured nine Ugandans with honorary doctorates for their outstanding service in various disciplines in the country.
By Conan Businge
IT was an achievement worth celebrating. The United Graduate College and Seminary on Sunday honoured nine Ugandans with honorary doctorates for their outstanding service in various disciplines in the country.
The college is a professional Bible college and graduate level institution which trains students for Christian service in different capacities such as pastors, educators, evangelists, missionaries and counsellors.
An honorary degree is an academic degree for which a university or other degree-awarding institution, has waived the usual requirements such as; matriculation, residence, study and the passing of examinations.
The ceremony, held in Miracle Centre Cathedral in Kampala, was conducted by the college’s chief chancellor Prof. Clyder Rivers, Chancellor Prof. Michal Pitzl, and special advisor, Prof. Bishop Arthur Kitonga. Prof. Venansius Baryamureeba was the guest of honour.
Ambassador Dr. Boney Katatumba was honoured for his unrelenting spirit, endeavouring to show possibilities available in Africa and providing innovative leadership to industry. National Water and Sewerage Corporation’s William Muhairwe was honoured for his leadership and dedication to bring out the best in others, while Charles Mbire, a prominent businessman was honoured for his selfless service to humanity and contribution to business development.
Mbire’s mother, Theresa Mbire, was also honoured for her outstanding contribution to local women entrepreneurship and commitment in community service. Others honoured were Pastor Kayanja and his wife Jessica. Kayanja was honoured for his determination of faith in God and contribution to the growth of the church worldwide; and his wife for pioneering women’s economic empowerment in self-help projects.
John Ssebaana, the former Kampala mayor, was honoured for his excellent leadership and committed service to Kampala city residents. Prof. Rivers said: “I need you to write books so that we can document Africa and change the wrong image of Africaâ€
The chairman of the new partnership of African Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, Tom Buruku, was recognised for his outstanding service to humanity. Anatoli Kamugisha, the man behind Akright Projects Limited, was honoured for his unique entrepreneurial acumen, best practice in business and excellent leadership.
In his speech, Prof. Baryamureeba congratulated all the individuals and urged them to use the achievements to uplift others. The ceremony was also attended by a number of academic personalities, friends and family members of the new honorary doctors.
By Conan Businge
IT was an achievement worth celebrating. The United Graduate College and Seminary on Sunday honoured nine Ugandans with honorary doctorates for their outstanding service in various disciplines in the country.
The college is a professional Bible college and graduate level institution which trains students for Christian service in different capacities such as pastors, educators, evangelists, missionaries and counsellors.
An honorary degree is an academic degree for which a university or other degree-awarding institution, has waived the usual requirements such as; matriculation, residence, study and the passing of examinations.
The ceremony, held in Miracle Centre Cathedral in Kampala, was conducted by the college’s chief chancellor Prof. Clyder Rivers, Chancellor Prof. Michal Pitzl, and special advisor, Prof. Bishop Arthur Kitonga. Prof. Venansius Baryamureeba was the guest of honour.
Ambassador Dr. Boney Katatumba was honoured for his unrelenting spirit, endeavouring to show possibilities available in Africa and providing innovative leadership to industry. National Water and Sewerage Corporation’s William Muhairwe was honoured for his leadership and dedication to bring out the best in others, while Charles Mbire, a prominent businessman was honoured for his selfless service to humanity and contribution to business development.
Mbire’s mother, Theresa Mbire, was also honoured for her outstanding contribution to local women entrepreneurship and commitment in community service. Others honoured were Pastor Kayanja and his wife Jessica. Kayanja was honoured for his determination of faith in God and contribution to the growth of the church worldwide; and his wife for pioneering women’s economic empowerment in self-help projects.
John Ssebaana, the former Kampala mayor, was honoured for his excellent leadership and committed service to Kampala city residents. Prof. Rivers said: “I need you to write books so that we can document Africa and change the wrong image of Africaâ€
The chairman of the new partnership of African Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, Tom Buruku, was recognised for his outstanding service to humanity. Anatoli Kamugisha, the man behind Akright Projects Limited, was honoured for his unique entrepreneurial acumen, best practice in business and excellent leadership.
In his speech, Prof. Baryamureeba congratulated all the individuals and urged them to use the achievements to uplift others. The ceremony was also attended by a number of academic personalities, friends and family members of the new honorary doctors.