Book Discussion: The scholarship kids – Dream Big, Fly High.

Invitation The UJ Division for Internationalisation, the School of Communication and the UJ Library invite you to a discussion with Robert Gentle, author of the book: The scholarship kids – Dream Big, Fly High Date: 02 August 2023 Time: 14:00 Venue: Hybrid on Zoom and Nadine Gordimer Auditorium, APK Library Registration Link: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_jjmOYuwQR2W2Hxr_vMa3bQ Facilitator: Dr … Continued

Book Discussion: A GAP IN THE CLOUD – Turning Tragedies into Triumphs

Invitation Book Discussion: A GAP IN THE CLOUD – Turning Tragedies into Triumphs by Patrick Kulati Date: 21 July 2023 Time: 11:30 Venue  Hybrid: Nadine Gordimer Auditorium, Level 5, APK Library Registration: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ZPEigddvTY6GA1AHu0XKYQ Facilitator: Prof Chris Landsberg: Director: SARChi Chair African Diplomacy & Foreign Policy, UJ    

4IR Lecture: Beyond National Boundaries: Internationalism in the Digital Age

INVITATION 4IR Lecture: Beyond National Boundaries: Internationalism in the Digital Age. UJ’s Centre for Data and Digital Communications (CDDC) and the Faculty of Humanities will host a 4IR lecture on the relevance of internationalism in the globalising and digitising world. The lecture will focus on some of the recent developments such as South Africa’s stance … Continued

Book Discussion With Tshidi Monkoe: Prison Love

INVITATION The University of Johannesburg’s Library invites you to a discussion with Tshidi Monkoe on her book: Prison Love Guest: Tshidi Monkoe Facilitator: Phumzile Nkutha – news anchor, field reporter, voice over artist and facilitator. Date: 27 July 2023 Time: 13:00 (CAT) Venue Hybrid: Chinua Achebe Auditorium, Level 6, APK Library Registration Link: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_e4innhioQ3OdJdu3Y9LnGQ

Book Launch: Teaching and Learning with Digital Technologies in Higher Education Institutions in Africa: Case Studies from a Pandemic Context

INVITATION Book Launch: Teaching and Learning with Digital Technologies in Higher Education Institutions in Africa: Case Studies from a Pandemic Context UJ’s Centre for Data and Digital Communications (CDDC) in collaboration with UJ Library, the Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU), and University of Namibia (UNAM)invites you to the Hybrid Book Launch. The book is edited by … Continued

Public Lecture: Digital health as part of the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Health data, Linked data, and Online data.

INVITATION The University of Johannesburg’s Institute for Intelligent Systems, the Department of Environmental Health and the Library invites you to a conversation with Dr Jacques Raubenheimer, University of Sydney. Public Lecture: Digital health as part of the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Health data, Linked data, and Online data Date: 9 June 2023 Time: 10:00 (CAT) Venue: … Continued

How to get published: Lectures and a workshop

INVITATION How to get published: Lectures and a workshop These events are organised by Wiley in partnership with the UJ Research Office, under the Publishing Agreement between Wiley and in collaboration with the South African National Library and Information Consortium 13-15 June 2023 ‘How can I succeed in getting my research published in a journal?’ … Continued

Book Discussion: The Township Economic Mistakes by Neo Letswalo and Kelebogile Raphiri

INVITATION | BOOK DISCUSSION The Township Economic Mistakes by Neo Letswalo and Kelebogile Raphiri DATE: 30 May 2023 TIME: 14:00 VENUE: Hybrid on Zoom and Nadine Gordimer Auditorium, APK Library REGISTRATION LINK: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3epdxAH_Qsq1Rip3rkPNDw FACILITATOR: Prof Bhaso Ndzendze: HOD: Dept. of Politics and International Relations, UJ PANELLISTS: Refiloe Rantekoa: Founder: Borotho Bakery Enterprise Pty Ltd Est … Continued

Integrating Large Levels of Offshore Wind Power using Multi-Terminal HVDC Networks

The Postgraduate School of Engineering Management, Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment, invites you to a public lecture entitled: Integrating Large Levels of Offshore Wind Power using Multi-Terminal HVDC Networks by Prof Johan Enslin (Clemson University, University of Johannesburg) ABSTRACT: The increased efforts to integrate large amounts of offshore wind power to existing AC … Continued

The Effects of COVID-19 on In-school Nutrition

The South African state has recognised the effects of childhood poverty and since the early democratic era has invested in the National School Nutrition Programme (NSNP) as a mechanism to alleviate the hunger that many children face. The NSNP feeds over 9 million children each school day and the programme is intended to meet 30-40% of a child’s recommended dietary allowance per day. These in-school nutrition programmes were significantly disrupted during the Covid-19 pandemic. Enhanced health and safety protocols placed additional burdens on volunteer food handlers and many schools struggled to procure the required foods. These challenges resulted in children receiving fewer meals and nutrients through in-school nutrition.

The Voice of the Child study, conducted in partnership with the Tiger Brands Foundation, sought to understand, from the perspective of children, how they were affected by the shifts in in-school nutrition programmes during the Covid-19 pandemic. The voices of children play an important role in advocacy surrounding the importance of in-school nutrition programmes and how crucial it is to keep investing in running such programmes.
In this webinar, the CSDA team and the Food Evolution Research Laboratory (FERL) team present the findings of this research under the title:

The Effects of COVID-19 on In-school Nutrition.

PRESENTERS:
Khuliso Matidza, Junior Researcher, Centre for Social Development in Africa, University of Johannesburg and Dr Sadiyya Haffejee, Senior Researcher, Centre for Social Development in Africa, University of Johannesburg, will present findings on the voices of children.
Dr Hema Kesa, Food Evolution Research Laboratory (FERL) Director, University of Johannesburg, will present findings on the nutritional value of the meals.

DISCUSSANTS:
Dr Granville Whittle, Deputy Director-General for Sector Care and Support Services, Department of Basic Education
Karl Muller, Operations Manager, Tiger Brands Foundation

CHAIR: Prof Lauren Graham, Associate Professor and Director of the Centre for Social Development in Africa

DATE: 24 May 2023
TIME: 09:00 – 11:00
FORMAT: Hybrid

Venue: Nadine Gordimer Auditorium, Level 5, APK Library, UJ
Virtually: Please use this link to join https://zoom.us/j/92489547647

RSVP https://bit.ly/3BbDbS0

Please contact Jade on jadep@uj.ac.za if you require any further assistance.