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    The Standard EditorBy The Standard EditorMay 30, 2024 Slider No Comments3 Mins Read
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    By Yasiri J. Kasango

    Uganda Christian University (UCU) has embarked on a comprehensive seven-year transformation program aimed at enhancing its infrastructure and overall campus environment. The initiative, known as the “Campus Transformation Initiative” (CTI), was officially launched by the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Aaron Mushengyezi, in a bid to modernize the university and improve the welfare of its community.

    The CTI is a multifaceted project designed to rejuvenate the UCU campuses through a series of targeted improvements. Key aspects of the program include the digitization of the campus, the refurbishment of existing buildings, and the construction of new facilities. Additionally, the initiative will focus on paving and remodeling walkways, with an emphasis on eliminating mud and dust across all campuses and colleges.

    “We have called for no more mud, no more dust on all our campuses and colleges,” declared Prof. Mushengyezi during the launch event. This commitment underscores the university’s dedication to creating a cleaner, more accessible environment for students, faculty, and visitors.

    Another significant component of the CTI is the greening of the university. This will involve extensive tree and flower planting efforts aimed at beautifying the campuses and promoting environmental sustainability. The initiative aligns with broader ecological goals and reflects UCU’s commitment to fostering a green, healthy learning environment.

    UCU VC, Prof.Aaron Mushengyezi,(middle) and the deans (in white) pose for a photograph with the contractors for the CTI ( photo by Andrew Bugembe)

    Prof. Mushengyezi highlighted the biblical inspiration behind the seven-year timeframe of the project. “As we launch this project, we believe it will be a season of plenty,” he stated, expressing optimism that the CTI will usher in a period of growth and prosperity for the university community.

    It is important to note that the CTI is distinct from UCU’s ongoing mission. “This project should not be confused with the UCU mission,” emphasized Prof. Mushengyezi. While the UCU mission remains focused on providing high-quality education and nurturing Christian values, the CTI is a targeted effort to enhance the physical and digital infrastructure of the university.

    The launch of the CTI marks the beginning of a transformative journey for UCU. With plans to digitize campus operations, refurbish and construct buildings, and implement extensive landscaping projects, the initiative promises to significantly elevate the university’s status and improve the daily experience of its community members.

    As the CTI progresses, the university community and stakeholders can expect to see substantial changes and improvements that will not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of UCU but also contribute to a more efficient and environmentally friendly campus. This ambitious project stands as a testament to UCU’s commitment to excellence and its proactive approach to addressing the evolving needs of its students and staff.

    With the CTI, UCU is poised to set a new standard for campus environments in Uganda, reflecting a blend of tradition, modernity, and sustainability. The next seven years are set to be a period of significant transformation, promising a brighter, more vibrant future for Uganda Christian University.

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