Texila American University Zambia (TAUZ) hosted another engaging Learning Saturday for faculty and staff, providing a platform for knowledge sharing, professional development, team building and continued learning within the university community.
The session featured insightful presentations from Dr. Oliver Gatete, Lecturer in the School of Medicine, and Dr. Kaseketi Muyambo, Clinical Assistant, who addressed topical issues relevant to both professional and personal development.
Dr. Gatete delivered a session on “Building a Resilient Cyber Culture,” highlighting the importance of cybersecurity awareness and responsible digital practices in protecting institutional information and creating a secure digital environment.
Dr. Muyambo, meanwhile, facilitated a session on “Understanding Cancer,” providing faculty and staff with valuable insights into cancer, including the importance of awareness, early detection and informed health practices.
Beyond the learning sessions, the programme was not short of fun and interactive games, giving faculty and staff an opportunity to relax, connect and strengthen team spirit outside their usual work environment. The activities added an element of enjoyment to the day while promoting collaboration, communication and camaraderie among colleagues.
Vice Chancellor Dr. Balamurugan Easwaran gave an update on the University’s activities, highlighting key developments and initiatives being undertaken as TAUZ continues to advance its academic, institutional and community objectives.
The Learning Saturday initiative underscores TAUZ’s commitment to continuous learning, knowledge sharing, professional development and staff wellbeing, recognising that an empowered, knowledgeable and connected workforce is essential to achieving excellence in higher education.
