Five students of Pan-Atlantic University received laptops from Hyde Energy Trust to support them with online learning. The gifts enabled the students to meet the demands of virtual learning imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Representatives of students who received the laptops paid a courtesy visit to Hyde Energy Limited accompanied by Mr. Franklin Wiggle (Director, University Relations and Development) and Mrs. Nkiru Ukachukwu (Career and Internship Manager) to show their appreciation for the gifts received.
The PAU Career and Internship unit will be hosting Enahoro Okhae (Mr. Leverage), the Managing Director of Pause Factory (West African Partner to 6 Seconds Emotional Intelligence Network USA), in a forum with our final year undergraduate students on Emotional Intelligence in the workplace. Enahoro Okhae is also the Co-Founder of GlobalCerts and Strategy; (Nigerian Delivery Partner for The KPI Institute Australia.) He is the founder of Simeon’s Pivot Resources; a leading Human Resource and […]
Pan-Atlantic University will be hosting Omolara Yeku, Head of HR, Food Division at Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc at its annual career fair, taking place virtually on February 17, 2021. She will be speaking on the theme of the event “Leadership and Millennials: Adapting to New Work Realities”. Omolara Yeku is a global HR leader, HR strategist, career coach, speaker, and author who is well recognized for her immense contributions to the current trends and […]
Dr. Norbert Edomah, Head of Electrical/Electronic Engineering Department, School of Science and Technology, has received an invitation to join the Pan-African Scientific Research Council as a junior fellow. This recognition is a result of Dr. Edomah’s contributions to research focused on Africa’s challenges.
The University received 100 level students to the main campus on January 16th and 17th 2021. Strict protocols have been put in place within the campus to mitigate the spread of Corona virus. All other students were admitted into the the halls of residence on January 23rd and 24th. As part of compliance to COVID-19 regulations, all students admitted into the halls of residence were tested for Corona virus.