The Directorate of Public Affairs (DPA) has held a day’s retreat to develop an action plan for 2024 to serve as a guiding working document.

The action plan will serve as a roadmap for undertaking key actions and setting targets to be achieved in 2024.

Opening the workshop, the Director of Public Affairs, Major Kofi Baah-Bentum (rtd), commended heads of sections and units as well as their staff for contributing towards managing the University’s corporate image positively.

“Each sectional and unit head and your staff have helped through various roles to build an enviable reputation for the University,” he said.

Major Baah-Bentum noted that the retreat was aimed at setting clear targets to be achieved in 2024 which would subsequently help to shape the Directorate’s strategic plan for the next five years.  

He urged participants to think outside the box and develop bold and ambitious strategies to improve the Directorate's function at the University.

The Director of Public Affairs Major (rtd) Kofi Baah-Bentum

The Director of Public Affairs said the action plan would help to identify potential obstacles or challenges that need to be addressed in order to achieve the desired outcome, while facilitating effective communication and collaboration among the sections and units under the Directorate.

As part of the retreat, heads of the various sections presented reports of their activities for 2023.

Working in groups, participants critiqued the action plan for the previous year and developed a new one for 2024.

Heads of sections present at the retreat were the Manager, Campus Broadcasting Services (CBS), Mr. Kwabena Antwi-Konadu; Head, Documentation and Information Section (DIS), Mr. Nasir Yaqub Entsie; Head, Public Relations and Protocol Section (PR/PS), Mr. Felix Adu-Poku and Head of Accra Office, Mr. Umar Moomin Farouk.

 Also present were Chief and Principal Administrative Assistants of the sections and units under the Directorate.

Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC