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STUDENT AFFAIRSContinuedThe UNISWA cricket team after being crowned winners at the 2010/2011 Intervarsity GamesClubs and SocietiesThe number of clubs and societies continues to growas almost all departments now have societies. By joiningthese clubs and societies, students learn from one anotherand also through excursions, open lectures and debates.Religious groups such as Catholics, Anglicans, Methodists,and Zionists are active in outreach programmes andcommunity services.The student-initiated Siyafundza fi nancial aid fundcontinues to give soft tuition and personal loans tomembers in need. The fund has been growing year-by-yearin terms of both membership and fi nances. In addition toloans, members have embarked on community service inthe form of buying uniforms, stationery and furniture forneedy schools.MBABANE CAMPUSOne of the objectives of the Student Affairs Department isto facilitate active involvement of students in all activitiesorganized by the Students Representative Council (SRC)including cultural and sporting activities, debates, andevents related to national and socio-economic issues.Students of the Faculty of Health Sciences took part inextracurricular activities organized by the SwazilandUniversity and Colleges Sports Association (SUCSA)including ball games, choral music, and athletics.Men’s VolleyballLeague section: The men’s volleyball team got thirdplace.Women’s VolleyballLeague section: The women’s volleyball team went asfar as the semi-fi nals and got third place.Amajita Cup by PSIThe aim of the Amajita Cup is for male students toknow their HIV status. The faculty soccer team joinedthis cup after members tested for HIV; unfortunatelythe team did not make it beyond the preliminarystage.NetballLeague section: The netball team got third place.Knock-out section: The netball team was eliminatedin the preliminary stages.PoolThe Faculty has a young team of talented players whoare dedicated to the sport of pool. Last season theycame in fourth place. This season, the team came inthird and received a bronze medal.REPORT OF THE VICE CHANCELLOR 2606
FACULTY OF AGRICULTUREProf. B.M. DlaminiDean - Faculty of Agriculture<strong>VISION</strong>Leadership through excellence in education, research, andcommunity service.<strong>MISSION</strong>In order to serve the needs of the Kingdom of Swaziland andbeyond, the Faculty of Agriculture seeks to pursue excellencein teaching, research, and community service, and enterprisedevelopment.OBJECTIVESThe objectives of the Faculty of Agriculture are to:Adopt teaching strategies that are responsive to theneeds and aspirations of the internal and externalenvironment of the Faculty of Agriculture whilefavouring a proper balance of teaching, research,community service, and enterprise development;Produce human resources at tertiary levels wellequippedfor both the job market and self-employment;Collaborate and partner with relevant stakeholdersin the development and dissemination of agriculturaltechnology and information;Develop and operate a library that provides anexcellent information service to the academiccommunity of the Faculty and serves as a referencecentre for the public;Conduct demand-driven research and relevantstudent research training aimed at increasedproduction, poverty alleviation, and environmentalconservation;Disseminate research-derived information in ausable form to all stakeholders;Develop and operate commercial enterprises togenerate funds for the University;Provide consultancy services; andAddress environmental concerns.27REPORT OF THE VICE CHANCELLOR
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FINANCESMr. M.E. DlaminiBursarEXECU
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