Happy Birthday, Miriam Kukundakwe, a black beauty who radiates calm! We pray that you will return soon to teach us your secret to staying cool even under pressures of handling student admissions and administrative duties at VC’s office. Thank you for keeping the rest of us sane.
Merry Christmas and a happy new year to all members of the university council and trustees,management, staff, partners, friends, students, parents, neighbors and service providers. May Christmas heal our land, renew a spirit of truth, love, compassion and reconciliation.
Our students of Geography and Tourism/Hospitality Management have safely returned from study trip in Queen Elizabeth National Park and related sites in Kasese, Uganda. Such opportunities present a great opportunity to appreciate and learn from Mother Nature. Well be back!
Numbers 23:19
God is not man, that He should lie, or a son of man, that He should change His mind. Has He said, and will He not do it? Or has He spoken, and will He not fulfill it?
God is God, and He is good. He keeps His convenants.
Great Lakes Regional University students of Geography and Tourism are on trip to the tourism sector of Kasese visiting Queen Elizabeth National Park, Equator, Lake Katwe, Kazinga Channel,Kyambura Gorge etc. We are promoting local tourism and training personnel for the industry.
Great Lakes Regional University welcomes Rev. Caleb Turyabagyenyi Bitindi on his reappointment as University Chaplain by Bishop Dan Zoreka of Kinkiizi Diocese. “No eye has seen, no ear has heard, and no mind has imagined what God has prepared for those who love Him.”
1 Cor 2:9.
Successful Defense of Research Proposals conducted last week for students doing various Business, Education, social sciences, agriculture and tourism courses.We are growing as a research- oriented university. Be a part.
Congratulations, Miss Campus/First Runner-Up: Miss Tourism ( Kigezi), Caroline Kyatuheire on your birthday. Keep shining bright in your role as the university face: 2022. Best wishes from management,staff and students of Great Lakes Regional University.
For the sacrifices of government,private sector and health workers,the world has registered significant progress in prevention,diagnosis and treatment of HIV/AIDS;reducing prevalence rates and AIDS-related deaths.We can end HIV/AIDS if we put ourselves to the test;achieve equity.
Great Lakes Regional University sits at the Rukungiri- Kihiihi- Ishasha - Kanungu Road that’s nearly complete.Thus,in 2023, one can travel from Kampala and all major towns or DRC to the university gate on tarmac. What a breakthrough! See you soon.