Just a few weeks after electing People Power’s Julius Katerega as the 85th Guild president after a great fight with Joshua Mukisa, Makerere University students again took to the polls to vote for Guild Representative Councillors (GRCs) to represent their specific schools and halls of residence in the 85th Guild Council.
The students attached to halls like Mitchell, University Hall, Complex Hall, Lumumba hall, Nkrumah hall yesterday elected their GRCs, presidents and Chairpersons of these different halls of residences.
GRC that will be full complete with the inclusion of Hall Chairperson winners, representatives for the Students with Disabilities and the Games Union chairperson is the central legislative organ of the students’ guild and in formal terms the parliament of an government setting.
The winners on this list are the two that represent each particular school and hall of residence. According to an earlier report, they’ll be sworn in on Friday alongside the guild president elect in a function at the university main hall.
Attached is a full list of winners.
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COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND EXTERNAL STUDIES (CEES) SCHOOL OF DISTANCE AND LIFELONG LEARNING
Namuwaya Shamirah
Asiimwe Nelson Mushabe
EAST AFRICAN SCHOOL OF HIGHER EDUCATION STUDIES AND DEVELOPMENT
Kifampa Siraje
Nakaggwa Prossy
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, DESIGN, ART & TECHNOLOGY (CEDAT) SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
Bayega Joan Emmily
Amanya Ambroze
MARGARET TROWELL SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL AND FINE ARTS 1. Kamara Hassan
Kasubo Priscilla Deborah
SCHOOL OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
Nviiri Hood
Ikon Emmanuel
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES (CAES) SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES
Akandwanaho Ivan
Nuwe Baron
SCHOOL OF FOOD TECHNOLOGY, NUTRITION AND BIOENGINEERING Kapalaga Denis
Musubuga Job Nelson
SCHOOL OF FORESTRY, ENVIRONMENT AND GEOGRAPHICAL SCIENCES
Akandwanaho Alex
Namiiro Sarah Amina
COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE, BIOSECURITY AND ANIMAL RESOURCES (CoVAB) SCHOOL OF BIOSECURITY, BIOTECHNICAL AND LABORATORY SCIENCES
Musoke Allan
Galiwango John Baptist
SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MEDICINE
Taremwa Fredrick
Muyita Sarah
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES (COBAMS) SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS
Ahmed Abdirahman
Igga Rogers
SCHOOL OF STATISTICS AND APPLIED ECONOMICS
Kabagenyi Josephine
Gitta Joseph
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Heritier Mufano Rutikanga
Sserwadda Isaiah
COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES (CONAS) SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES
Mugisha Marion Komugisha
Twinamatsiko
Derrick
SCHOOL OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
Ssozi Hassan
Turyasingura Christopher
COLLEGE OF COMPUTING AND INFORMATION SCIENCE (COCIS) SCHOOL OF COMPUTING AND INFORMATICS TECHNOLOGY 1. Kiggundu Rodney
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SCHOOL OF EAST AFRICAN SCHOOL OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
Akello Phanice Mary
Odongo Solomon
MAKERERE COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES (CHS) SCHOOL OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
Sseddangira Ibrahim
Ssenkungu Samuel
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Balinda Emmanuel 2. Nakalawa Suzan
SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES
1. Nyesiga Charles 2. Nalukwago Judith
LAW SCHOOL
1. Luyombo Abbas 2. Muwanguzi Bony
COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, LITERATURE AND COMMUUNICATION
1. Bahati Nelson 2. Mucunguzi Moses Godfrey
SCHOOL OF LIBERAL AND PERFOMING ARTS
1. Mayambala Jackson 2. Mukalazi Jovan Siira
SCHOOL OF PSYCOLOGY
1. Akatukwasa Lelian 2. Saasiraabo Siperia
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
1. Ndide Ivan 2. Namazzi Femiah
SCHOOL OF WOMEN AND GENDER STUDIES
1. Edema Godfrey 2. Kayaga Yvonne Dianah
HALLS OF RESIDENCES POST GRADUATE HALL, DHAGHAMSKJOLD (UN OPPOSED) Tweheyo Charles
UNIVERSITY HALL
1. Oketcho Micheal 2. Lule Nuzaifa
MARYSTUART HALL
1. Muhanuuzi Dorah 2. Nalubowa Halima
COMPLEX HALL
1. Mwesigwa Penninah Balambi 2. Nayebare Abias
NKRUMAH HALL
1. Makubuya Lawrence 2. Aleper Solomon
NSIBIRWA HALL
1. Kyeyune Ismail 2. Mwesigwa
Howard AFRICA HALL
1. Kusemererwa Clair Martha 2. Bukunda Ahumuza Emily
MITCHELL HALL
1. Mutangana Tyson 2. Atuhumuza Ceaser
LIVINGSTONE HALL
1. Aremwaki Gilbert Eraijah 2. Mugerwa Akram
LUMUMBA HALL
1. Nsamaba Patrick 2. Tunywane Gerald
GALLOWAY (UN OPPOSED) Dhol Samuel Ayuen
NOTE: ELECTIONS AT THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND AT THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ARE PENDING. THE COMMISSION WILL COMMUNICATE THE DATE FOR VOTING AT THESE SCHOOLS.
