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Dr Esther Olufunmilayo Asekun-Olarinmoye received her B.Sc. (Hons.) degree (Biology) in 1978 from the Philippine Union College, Caloocan City, Philippines and her MD (Doctor of Medicine) in 1982 from The Filemon D. Tanchoco Medical Foundation, Manila Central University, Manila Philippines. This was followed by post-graduate residency training program in Community Health at the University College Hospital, Ibadan, Nigeria. She then qualified as a Fellow of the West African College of Physicians, Faculty of Community Health (FWACP) in 1996. She is also an associate Fellow of the National Post-graduate Medical College of Nigeria (Faculty of Public Health). She has at least 12 years of teaching experience at the University level. She joined Osun State University in August, 2010 and is currently an associate Professor in the Department of Community Medicine, College of Health Sciences and the Ag. Director of Quality Assurance for the University. She has been in several positions of responsibility including; Ag. Head, Department of Community Medicine, LAUTECH, Ag. Head, Department Community Medicine, Osun State University, Chairman, Association of Public Health Physicians of Nigeria, Osun State Chapter, Ag. Director of Quality Assurance, Osun State University, Member of Planning Committee of Babcock University Medical School, Member of Board of Trustee and Council, Adeleke University, Board Member, Seventh-day Adventist Hospital, Ile-Ife and Health Director, Seventh-Day Adventist Osun Conference. She has also shown good academic leadership; has authored over fifty (>50) publications.
She is a co-editor for the Western Nigerian Journal of Medical Sciences (the official publication of LAUTECH Teaching Hospital), an assistant editor to the Research Journal of Health Sciences (the official publication of the College of Health Sciences, Osun State University) and a peer reviewer for twenty-one (21) international and national journals.
She has supervised thirteen (13) post-graduate dissertations successfully and several undergraduate projects.
Educational institutions attended and qualifications obtained with Dates:
University College Hospital, Ibadan (FWACP, 1996)
Manila Central University, FDT Medical Foundation, Manila (M.D, 1982)
Philippine Union College, Caloocan City, Manila, Philippines (B.Sc. (Hons.) Biology, 1978)
Middle East College, Beirut, Lebanon. 1975-1976
Adventist College of West, Africa, Ilisan-Remo 1973-1975
Work experience in the University system
OSUN STATE UNIVERISTY
- Associate Professor (Aug. 4, 2010 – till date) – Department of Community Medicine
- Ag. Head of Department, Community Medicine – Aug 4, 2010 – August 1, 2011
- Ag. Director, Quality Assurance – August 1, 2011 till date
- Certified MDCN (Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria) CPD/CME (Continuing Professional Development/Continuing Medical Education) Facilitator – College of Health Sciences – 2011 till date
LADOKE AKINTOLA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
- Lecturer 1 Jan., 2002 – May, 2005.
- Snr. Lecturer May, 2005 – Aug., 2010
- Clinical Consultant (LTH) Jan., 2002 – Aug., 2010 l
- Ag. Head of Department of Community Medicine 2003-2006
MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES
- European Society of Contraception and Reproductive Health – Member
- Nigerian Medical Association – Member
- West African Post-Graduate Medical College – Fellow
- National Post-Graduate Medical College of Nigeria – Associate Fellow
- Medical and Dental Consultants Association of Nigeria – Member
- Association of Community Physicians of Nigeria – Member.
- Association of Community Physicians of West Africa – Member
- Association of Women Physicians – Member
SERVICES
(i) University -
Within Osun State University:
- Head of Department, Community Medicine, August, 2010 - 2011
- Ag. Director, Quality Assurance, August 1st, 2011 till date
- Member of Committee that Reviewed the Dress Code for CHS
- Member of Examination Monitoring Panel to Okuku Campus MSS
- Member University Strategic planning Committee – Community Relation Group
- Member, Committee on Strategic Plan, Dec, 2011
- Member, College Academic Board
- Member, Board of Postgraduate studies
- Member, Academic Planning Sub-Committee
- Member, Academic Staff Training & Development Committee
- Member, Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
- Member of Senate
- Member, Congregation
- CME Speaker/Facilitator (NMA/MDCAN Approved), 2011 –till date
- Speaker, Lecture on antimicrobial resistance: a challenge to public health to celebrate World Health Day 2011 at the University auditorium
- Speaker, College Lecture: Essentials of Research Ethics for Researchers in Health Sciences during a 2-day Workshop at the College of Health Sciences, Osun State University, 21st Nov., 2011.
- Acting for Provost, College of Health Sciences, Dec. 4-16, 2011.
- Member, Local Organizing Committee - Scientific Conference Committee – Finance \Committee for the 2nd SIDCAIN Non-Communicable diseases Update Course, Annual Lecture and Scientific Conference, Feb 1-3, 2012.
- Chairperson, Implementation/Monitoring Committee for 2012-2016 UNIOSUN Strategic Plan
Within Ladoke Akintola University of Technology:
- Head of Department 2003 – 2006
- Acting for Dean, Faculty of Clinical Sciences, CHS
- Faculty representative at College and University programmes
- Coordinator, Residency training programme, LTH
- Member, Strategic planning committee, 2003
- Chairperson, College welfare committee
- College orator
- University orator
- Staff Adviser, WOTCLEF Vangard, LTH
- Chairperson, Faculty Accreditation Committee
- Member, Faculty Finance Committee
- Member, Curriculum Review Committee
- Visiting Consultant, LTH, Osogbo, August 16th, 2010 till date.
(ii) Community
- Health Education programme on Stress Management for Adventist Men’s Ministry, July 2008
- Community health out-reach at Ataoja’s Palace for market women and secondary school students on awareness of breast cancer, 2009
- Community health education on NTA Ile – Ife Television programme, “You and your Health”, 2005
- Community health education on OSBC Radio programme, 2009
- Community health out-reach at Osogbo city hall on awareness of kidney diseases and glaucoma, 2011
- Community out-reach and screening exercise for rural and sub-urban communities for cardiovascular risk factors, kidney disease and glaucoma at Alajue and Ibokun, 2011
- Identified and established urban and rural practicing centers for training UNIOSUN medical students and offer services to the respective communities
- Member, Planning Committee for Babcock University, College of Medicine
- Member, Board of Trustee and Governing Council of Adeleke University, Ede
- Guest Lecturer, Health Challenges of Our Time, at the Annual Camp Meeting of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Osun State Conference, Ede, 24th Oct., 2011.
- Guest Lecturer, All a woman will want to know about Menopause at Adventist Women Conference Meeting, SDA Osun State Conference, Ede.
(iii) National/International
- Chairperson, Association of Public Health Physician of Nigeria, Osun State Chapter. Dec. 2008 - April, 2012.
- Chairperson, Scientific Committee for the AGM and Scientific Conference of the Association of Public Health Physicians of Nigeria (APHPN), June 2008.
- Member of Panel for Accreditation Exercise to Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Community Medicine Department
- Invited Guest Lecturer on Socio-economic factors and cardiovascular diseases at an international seminar/workshop on cardiovascular disease prevention organized by the dept. of Internal Medicine, LAUTECH, CHS, Osogbo in collaboration with the University of Loussane, Dept of Preventive and Social Medicine on 22nd July, 2005
- Invited Guest Lecturer at the Osun State Year 2007 State Council on Health Meeting. Presented paper on the various options available for Health Care Financing in a developing economy on 31st Oct, 2007.
- Invited Guest Lecturer at The National Conference on Public Health and the Challenges of Achieving the MDGs: Science, Policy and Programmes, 2008.
- Member of Panel for Accreditation Exercise to Federal Medical Center, Iddo - Ekiti, Community Medicine Department, March, 2012.
- Peer Reviewer for twelve (12) National/International Journals
PUBLICATIONS
THESIS / DISSERTATION:
i. Risk Factors of Neonatal Tetanus in Ibadan, Oyo state – Part II FWACP ( Oct., 1996).
ii. Comparative study of health of Nigerian children in day-care centers and home environment in Ibadan, Nigeria.
Journal Articles
1. FATUNDE OJ, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, OGUNDIRAN FA (1995). Seasonal prevalence of protein-energy malnutrition (PEM) in Ibadan, Oyo state. Nig. J. of Paediatr. 22(3): 57-63
2. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, LAWOYIN TO, ONADEKO MO (2003). Risk factors for neonatal tetanus in Ibadan, Nigeria. European Journal of Pediatrics. 162: 526-527. (International Journal)
3. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, LAWOYIN TO, ONADEKO MO (2003). Risk factors associated with neonatal tetanus in Ibadan, Nigeria - A Revisit. Afri. J. Med. med. Sci. 32: 275-278.
4. TAIWO SS, ASHUBIARO AB, OLUGBENGA-BELLO AI, OPARINDE DP, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, ASHIRU JO (2004). Pattern of Sexually Transmitted Diseases Seen At Ladoke Akintola University Teaching Hospital, Osogbo, Nigeria. Nigerian Journal of Genito-urinary Medicine. 3&4 (1&2): 4 - 7.
5. FAWOLE OI AND ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO (2005). Media practitioners and Gender-based violence in Ibadan, Nigeria. Journal of the Royal Society for the Promotion of Health.125(6):272-280. (International Journal)
6. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, OYEMADE AA, LAWOYIN TO (2005). Health status of children aged under two years cared for in Day-Care Centers and the home environment in Ibadan, Nigeria. Journal of Community Medicine and Primary Health Care. 17(1): 33-37
7. DAIRO MD, LAWOYIN TO, ONADEKO MO, ASEKUN- OLARINMOYE EO AND ADENIJI AO (2005). HIV as an Additional risk factor for anemia in pregnancy : evidence from Primary care level in Ibadan, Southwestern, Nigeria. Afri. J. Med. med. Sci. 34: 275-279.
8. JENYO MS AND ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO (2005). Prevalence of Scoliosis in Secondary School Children in Osogbo, Osun State, Nigeria. Afri. J. Med. med.sci. 34:361- 364.
9. ADEROUNMU AOA, EGBEWALE BE, OJOFEITIMI EO, FADIORA SO, OGUNTOLA AS, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, ADEOTI ML AND AKANBI O (2006). Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of the Educated and Non-Educated Women to Cancer of the Breast in Semi-Urban and Rural areas of Southwest, Nigeria. The Nigerian Postgraduate Medical Journal. 13(3):182-188.
10. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, FAWOLE OI, DAIRO MD, AMUSAN OA (2007). Knowledge, Attitudes and Perception of Teacher Role in sex education in public schools in Nigeria. Int. J Adolesc Med health. 19(4):425-434. (International Journal)
11. BAMIDELE JO, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, ODU OO, AMUSAN OA, EGBEWALE BE (2007). Socio-demographic Characteristics and health risk behaviors among students of a Tertiary institution in South Western Nigeria. Afri. J. Med. med.sci.36:129-136
12. ODU OO, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, BAMIDELE JO, EGBEWALE BE, AMUSAN OA and OLOWU AO (2007). Knowledge, Attitudes to HIV/AIDS and Sexual Behaviors of students in a Tertiary institution in South-Western Nigeria. The European Journal of Contraception and Reproductive Health. 2007;13(1):90-96. (International Journal)
13. AMUSAN OA & ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO (2006-2007). Knowledge, Beliefs and Attitudes to Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in Shao Community of Kwara State, Nigeria. International Quarterly of Community Health Education. 27(4):337-49.
DOI: 10.2190.1Q.27.4.E. (International Journal)
14. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO & AMUSAN OA (2008). The Impact of health education on attitudes towards female genital Mutilation (FGM) in a rural Nigerian community. The European Journal of Contraception and Reproductive Health. 13(3):289-297
DOI: 10.1080/13625180802075174. (International Journal)
15. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO (2008). Immunization practices among mothers whose babies developed Neonatal Tetanus: Need for Review of the Nigerian National Policy on Immunization. Western Nigerian Journal of Medical Sciences. 1(1):20-25
16. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, BAMIDELE JO, OLOWU AO, ODU OO, EGBEWALE BE & AMUSAN OA (2009). Sexual Risk Behaviours and Risk Perception of HIV/AIDS among a Rural Adult Population in Southwestern Nigeria. Research Journal of Medical Sciences 3(2):80-86. ISSN: 1815-9346. (International Journal)
17. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, BAMIDELE JO, EGBEWALE BE, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE IO, OJOFEITIMI EO (2009). Consumer Assessment of Perceived Quality of Antenatal Care Services in a Tertiary Health Care Institution in Osun State, Nigeria. Journal of The Turkish German Gynecological Association; 10: 89-94. (International Journal)
18. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, EGBEWALE BE AND OLAJIDE FO (2009). Subjective Assessment of Childhood Fever by Mothers Utilizing Primary Health Care Facilities in Osogbo, Osun State, Nigeria. Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice,12(4):434-438.
19. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO & OLADELE EA (2009). Condom Use among Undergraduates in Osun State, Nigeria: Implication for Sexually Transmitted Infection (STIs)/HIV Prevention. Research Journal of Medical Science, 3(6):179-189 ISSN:1815-9346. (International Journal)
20. OJOFEITIMI EO, ORJI EO, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, BAMIDELE JO, OWOLABI OO AND OLADELE EA (2009). Poor Knowledge of Causes and Prevention of Stillbirths among Health Care Providers: An Implication for Regular In-Service Training in Developing Countries. International Journal of Childbirth Education; 24 (4): 26- 29. (International Journal)
21. LAWOYIN TO, ONADEKO MO AND ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, (2010). Neonatal Mortality and Perinatal Risk Factors in Rural South West Nigeria: A Community-Based Prospective Study. West African Journal of Medicine, 29 (1):19-23.
22. FAWOLE OI, SALAWU TA, and ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE E0 (2009-2010). Intimate Partner Violence: Prevalence and Perceptions of Married Men in Ibadan, Nigeria. Int’l Quarterly of Community Health Education, 30(4):349-364. doi: 10.2190/IQ.30.4. (International Journal)
23. OLOWU AO, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, ADEBIMPE WO, DAIRO MD, AND OLADELE EA (2010). Factors Associated with Poor-Use of Contraception among In-School Tertiary Institution Students in South Western Nigeria. Journal of life and environmental sciences; 10(1&2)
24. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, LAWOYIN TO AND ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE IO (2010). Effect of Rearing Environment on the Feeding Pattern of Under 2 years old Nigerian Children. Early Child Development and care. 1-12.
DOI: 10.1080/03004430.2010.526209. (International Journal)
25. ADEBIMPE WO, BAMIDELE JO, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, ABODURIN O AND ADEGOKE K (2010). Knowledge and attitude of small scale entrepreneurs in Osogbo Southwestern Nigeria towards Group Occupational Health Services. Journal of business and organizational development. 2010;2:1-8.
26. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, OLAJIDE FO and ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE, IO (2011). HIV/AIDS Preventive Measures among Public Secondary School students in a Sub-Urban Community in Southwestern Nigeria. Acta Satech; 4(1):81-96.
27. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, DAIRO MD, ADEOMI AA (2011). Parental attitudes and practice of sex education of children in Nigeria. Int. J Child Health Hum Dev 4(3):301-307. (International Journal)
28. OLUGBENGA-BELLO AI, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO & ADEOMI AA (2011). Primary Health Care Workers’ Role in Monitoring Children’s Growth and Development in Nigeria, West Africa. Global Journal of Health Sciences. 3(1): 30-39. ISSN 1916-9736 E-ISSN 1916-9744. (International Journal)
29. ADEBIMPE WO, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, BAMIDELE JO, ABODURIN OL, OLOWU AA (2011). A Comparative Study of Awareness and Attitude to Nosocomial Infections among Levels of Health Care Workers in Southwestern Nigeria. Continental J. Tropical Medicine 5(2):5-10. ISSN:21414167. http://www.wiloludjournal.com (International Journal)
30. BAMIDELE JO, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, OLAJIDE FO, ABODUNRIN OL (2011). Prevalence and Socio-Demographic Determinants of Under-Weight and Pre-Obesity among In-School Adolescents in Olorunda Local Government Area, Osun State, NIGERIA. TAF Preventive Medicine Bulletin; 10(4):397-402. doi:10.5455/pmb.20110610032359 (International Journal)
31. OLUGBENGA-BELLO AI, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, ADEOMI AA. (2011). Effectiveness of Health Education in Improving HIV/AIDS Knowledge and Risk Behaviours Of Commercial Vehicle Drivers In Ilorin, Nigeria. Global Journal of Medical Research; 11(5): version 1.0: 35-43. Online ISSN: 2249-4618 & Print ISSN: 0975-5888 (International Journal)
32. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, ADEBIMPE WO, OMOBUWA O, OYEKENU-AGORO Y, & OMISORE AG (2011). Awareness, Knowledge and Attitude towards screening and risk factors for Diabetes among staff of a University in Southwestern Nigeria. Nigerian Journal of Endocrine Practice; 5(2):19-25.
33. ADEBIMPE, WO, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE E, HASSAN AO, ABODUNRIN O, OLAREWAJU S, AKINDELE AA (2011). Treatment outcomes among TB and HIV co-infected pregnant women in resource poor settings of south western Nigeria. Sierra Leone J of Biomedical Research; 3(3):151-156 ISSN 2219-3170(Online) ISSN 2076-6270 (Print) (International Journal)
34. ADEBIMPE WO, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, BAMIDELE JO, OLUGBENGA-BELLO AI, AKINDELE RA (2011). A comparative study of breastfeeding, post partum abstinence and amenorrhea as proximate determinants of fertility among women in rural and urban communities in Osun State. African Journal of Medical Sciences; 4(2): 45-52. (International Journal)
35. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, DAIRO MD, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE IO & ADEBIMPE WO (2012). Parental expectations on school sex education in a sub-urban community in Osun State, Nigeria. Int. J Child Adolesc Health; 5(1):39-45 (International Journal)
36. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, DAIRO MD, ABODURIN OL & ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE IO (2011-2012). Practice and Content of Sex Education among Adolescents in a Family Setting in Rural Southwest Nigeria. Int’l Quarterly of Community Health Education; 32 (1): 57-71 (International Journal)
37. ADELEKE NA, OLOWOOKERE SA, KOMOLAFE JO, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, HASSAN MB (2012). Sexual Violence against Women: Seven Years Experience in a General Hospital, Osogbo, Southwestern, Nigeria. Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice; 15(2):190-3.
38. ADEBIMPE WO, ABODURIN OL & ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO (2012). Pattern of Use of Traditional and Alternative Medical Therapy among Clients on Anti-Retrroviral Drugs in Southwestern Nigeria. Journal of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, 3(1):20-23. (International Journal)
39. OMOBUWA O, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO & OLAJIDE FO (2012). Knowledge and perception of reproductive health services among in-school adolescents in Ile-Ife, Osun State, Nigeria. Journal of Medicine and Medical Sciences, 3(7): 481-88. (International Journal)
Refereed Conference Proceedings/Refereed Abstracts
1. LAWOYIN TO, OKHAHUME S, ADEJUWON G, OSINOWO H, and ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO (2004). Partners of Brothel-Based Sex Workers in Ibadan: Implication for Intervention and Program Development. XV International AIDS Conference in Bangkok,Thailand. MEDIMOND S.r.1. E710L7625(ed):333-337.
2. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, Akunwusi PO, Adebimpe WO, Isawumi MA, Hassan MB, Alebiosu CO, Adewole OA, & Makanjuola OB (2011). Prevalence of Hypertension among rural adult population of Osun State,
Southwestern, Nigeria. Nigerian Journal of Endocrine Practice; 5(2):45.
3. ISAWUMI MA, HASSAN MB, AKINWUSI PO, ADEBIMPE O, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, ALEBIOSU CO, & ADEWOLE T (2011). Prevalence of Causes of Ocular Morbidity in the Posterior Segment seen among Two Rural Communities of Osun State, Nigeria. Nigerian Journal of Endocrine Practice, 5(2):50
4. Adebimpe WO, Asekun-Olarinmoye EO, Hassan AO, Bamidele JO, Abodunrin OL, Olarewaju SO and Akindele AA (2011). Treatment outcomes among TB and HIV co-infected Pregnant women in Resource poor setting of southwestern Nigeria. International Union against TB and Lung cancer, 18th African Union Conference Abuja. Book of Abstract page 25.
5. FATUNDE OJ, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, OGUNDIRAN FA. Prevalence of protein-energy malnutrition (PEM) in Ibadan, Oyo State. In: (A). Current-info & (B). 25th annual and 4th International Conference of the Pediatric Association of Nigeria Proceedings.
6. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, Fawole IO, Dairo MD, Olowu AO and Amusan OA. Teachers’ Knowledge, attitude and perception of their roles in the sexuality education of students in Nigerian secondary school. In: National Post-Graduate Medical College of Nigeria’s Inaugural Scientific Conference 2005 Book of Abstracts. 11th -13th Oct. 2005.
7. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO & EGBEWALE BE. Cervical Cancer and Cervical Cancer Screening: Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice of Women in Olorunda Local Government Area of Osun State, Nigeria. In: West African Medical College of Physicians Scientific Conference Proceedings. 15th November, 2005.
8. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO & EGBEWALE BE. Breast Cancer and Breast Self-Examination: Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice of Women in Olorunda Local Government Area of Osun State, Nigeria. In: West African Medical College of Physicians Scientific Conference Proceedings. 15th November, 2005.
9. Asekun-Olarinmoye IO, Asekun-Olarinmoye EO, Fatiregun AA and Fawole IO. Assessment of the Role of Religious Leaders in the Management of HIV/AIDS in Ibadan, Southwestern Nigeria. In: 3rd African Conference on Sexual Health and Rights Conference Proceedings. Feb, 2008.
10. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, BAMIDELE JO, EGBEWALE BE & OJOFEITIMI EO. Consumer Assessment of Quality of Antenatal Care (ANC) Services in a Tertiary Health Care Institution in Osun State, Nigeria In: The 24th Annual National Scientific Conference of the Association of Public Health Physicians of Nigeria (APHPN) Book of Abstracts. Osun 2008. June 11-14, 2008
11. BAMIDELE JO, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, OLAJIDE FO & OKE YF. Prevalence of Anemia and Assessment of Nutritional Status among pupils of a Rural Community Model Primary School in Osun State, Nigeria. In: The 24th Annual National Scientific Conference of the Association of Public Health Physicians of Nigeria (APHPN) Book of Abstracts. Osun 2008. June 11-14, 2008
12. BAMIDELE JO, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO & OLAJIDE FO. Prevalence and determinants of Adolescent Obesity among Public Secondary School Students in Olorunda Local Government Area, Osun State, Nigeria. In: The 24th Annual National Scientific Conference of the Association of Public Health Physicians of Nigeria (APHPN) Book of Abstracts. Osun 2008. June 11-14, 2008
13. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO & OLAJIDE FO. HIV/AIDS Preventive Measures among Public Secondary School Students in a Surb-Urban Community in South-Western Nigeria. In: The 24th Annual National Scientific Conference of the Association of Public Health Physicians of Nigeria (APHPN) Book of Abstracts. Osun 2008. June 11-14, 2008.
14. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, Odu OO, Bamidele JO, Ojofeitimi EO & Olarewaju AO. Barriers to Contraceptive Use among Women of Child Bearing Age in Inner City Area of Osogbo Metropolis. In: The 24th Annual National Scientific Conference of the Association of Public Health Physicians of Nigeria (APHPN) Book of Abstracts. Osun 2008. June 11-14, 2008.
15. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE, EO. Capacity Development in the Management of Infectious Diseases in Nigeria to Meet the MDGs at the National Conference on Public Health in Nigeria and the Challenges of Achieving the MDGs: Science, Policy and Programme, July 2008.
16. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, AKINWUSI PO, ADEBIMPE WO, ISAWUMI MA, HASSAN MB, OLAITAN JO, ALEBIOSU CO, ADEWOLE TA, OLOWE OA, MAKANJUOLA OB, MABAYOJE VO, ABIODUN OM (2011). Perception and use of Antimicrobials among staff of a University Community in Southwestern Nigeria. Osun State University, College of Health Sciences, College Research Day Book of Abstracts; 1(1):1-2.
17. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE IO,OLUGBENGA-BELLO AI (2011). Assessment of Community Attitude towards the Reproductive Rights and Sexual Life of People Living with HIV/AIDS in Olorunda Local Government Area, Osogbo. Osun State University, College of Health Sciences, College Research Day Book of Abstracts; 1(1):31-32.
18. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, OYEKENU-AGORO Y, ADEBIMPE WO, OMOBUWA O, OMISORE AG (2011). Prevalence and Practice of Female Genital Cutting (FGC) in Osun State, Nigeria: 8 Years Post Anti-FGM Bill Passage – Research Proposal. Osun State University, College of Health Sciences, College Research Day Book of Abstracts; 1(1):36-38.
19. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, DAIRO MD, ABODURIN OL & ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE IO. Practice and content of sex education within family setting: a study among adolescents in a rural community in Osun State, Southwest, Nigeria. In West African College of Physician 35th Annual General & Scientific Meeting Abstract book; WACP/SS3B/31:50
20. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, DAIRO MD, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE IO & ADEBIMPE WO. Parental expectations on school sex education in a sub-urban community in Osun State, Nigeria. In West African College of Physician 35th Annual General & Scientific Meeting Abstract book; WACP/SS3B/34:52
Un-refereed Conference Proceedings
1. Gender Based-Violence (What is Gender Based Violence and Type of Violence against Women). - At a Workshop on Ending Gender-Based Violence using Media Practitioners in Ibadan jointly Organised by UNIFEM & Dept. of Community Medicine, UCH at Kakanfo Inn, Ring road Ibadan on 15th April, 2003.
2. Assessment of Reproductive Health Needs. – At Seminar on Translating Strategies Needed to Reduce Maternal Mortality to Action at Local Government Level organized by Association of Local Government of Nigeria (ALGON), Osun State Chapter at Local Government Service Commission Hall, State Secretariat, Abere, Osogbo on 24 & 25 October, 2006.
3. Mobilizing Resources for Maternal and Child Health - At Seminar on Translating Strategies Needed to Reduce Maternal Mortality to Action at Local Government Level organized by Association of Local Government of Nigeria (ALGON), Osun State Chapter at Local Government Service Commission Hall, State Secretariat, Abere, Osogbo on 24 & 25 October, 2006.
4. Understanding Supervisory Roles in Health Care Services Delivery at A Seminar on Enhancing the Supervisory Competence of Community Health Officers in the Local Government Service of Osun State on 22nd & 23rd August, 2007.
5. Assessing the Effectiveness of Health Care Services at the Grassroots at A Seminar on Enhancing the Supervisory Competence of Community Health Officers in the Local Government Service of Osun State on 22nd &23rd August, 2007.
6. Health Care Financing options in a developing Economy at the Osun State Council on Health Meeting and Conference October, 2007organized by the Osun State Ministry of Health.
CONFERENCES ATTENDED (indicating titles of papers presented)
1. 25th annual and 4th International Conference of the Pediatric Association of Nigeria.
Title of Paper: Prevalence of protein-energy malnutrition (PEM) in Ibadan, Oyo State
2. In-house training & workshop on Tuberculosis mgt. & control jointly organized by LAUTECH Teaching Hospt. & Damien Foundation, Belgium, 14th Aug., 2002.
Title of Paper: Epidemiology, Prevention and Control of Tuberculosis
3. Workshop on Ending Gender-Based Violence using Media Practitioners in Ibadan jointly Organised by UNIFEM & Dept. of Community Medicine, UCH at Kakanfo Inn, Ring road Ibadan on 15th April, 2003.
Title of Paper: Gender Based-Violence: What is Gender Based Violence and Type of Violence against Women
4. Symposium on Fake and Expired Drugs at the Union Week of LAUTECH MEDICAL STUDENT UNION GOVERNMENT, LTH ON 14TH, Aug., 2003.
Title of Paper: Social Impact of Fake/Expired Drugs on the Community.
5. International seminar/workshop on cardiovascular disease prevention organized by Dept. of Internal Medicine, LAUTECH, CHS, Osogbo in collaboration with the University of Loussane, Dept of Preventive and Social Medicine on 22nd July, 2005.
Title of Paper: Socio-economic factors and cardiovascular diseases
6. Seminar on Translating Strategies Needed to Reduce Maternal Mortality to Action at Local Government Level organized by Association of Local Government of Nigeria (ALGON), Osun State Chapter at Local Government Service Commission Hall, State Secretariat, Abere, Osogbo on 24 & 25 October, 2006.
Title of Paper: Assessment of Reproductive Health Needs.
7. Seminar on Translating Strategies Needed to Reduce Maternal Mortality to Action at Local Government Level organized by Association of Local Government of Nigeria (ALGON), Osun State Chapter at Local Government Service Commission Hall, State Secretariat, Abere, Osogbo on 24 & 25 October, 2006.
Title of Paper: Mobilizing Resources for Maternal and Child Health.
8. Seminar on Enhancing the Supervisory Competence of Community Health Officers in the Local Government Service of Osun State on 22nd & 23rd August, 2007.
Title of papers:
1. Understanding Supervisory Roles in Health Care Services Delivery.
2. Assessing the Effectiveness of Health Care Services at the Grassroots.
9. Osun State Council on Health Meeting and Conference October, 2007 organized by the Osun State Ministry of Health.
Title of paper: Health Care Financing options in a developing Economy
10. The 24th Annual National Scientific Conference of the Association of Public Health Physicians of Nigeria (APHPN)
Title of papers:
a. Consumer Assessment of Quality of Antenatal Care (ANC) Services in a Tertiary Health Care Institution in Osun State, Nigeria.
b. HIV/AIDS Preventive Measures among Public Secondary School Students in a Sub-Urban Community in South-Western Nigeria.
c. Barriers to Contraceptive Use among Women of Child Bearing Age in Inner City Area of Osogbo Metropolis. June 11-14, 2008.
d. Prevalence and determinants of Adolescent Obesity among Public Secondary School Students in Olorunda Local Government Area, Osun State, Nigeria.
e. Prevalence of Anemia and Assessment of Nutritional Status among pupils of a Rural Community Model Primary School in Osun State, Nigeria.
11. National Conference on Public Health in Nigeria.
Title of paper: Capacity Development in the Management of Infectious Diseases in Nigeria to Meet the MDGs and the Challenges of Achieving the MDGs: Science, Policy and Programme, July 2008.
12. 3 days training workshop on the Ethics of HIV Research and Service Provision organized for undergraduate and postgraduate medical students lecturers on research ethics sponsored by SIDACTION, France at Ibadan. 21st – 23rd Sept., 2010.
13. 5 days training for Doctors on antiretroviral therapy in the management of HIV/AIDS in adults and management of Tb/HIV co-infection organized by Institute of Human Virology, Nigeria (IHVN ACTION Project). At Sunview Hotel Akure, Ondo State, 19th – 23rd July, 2010
14. The 35th Annual General Meeting and Scientific Conference of the West African College of Physicians, Nigerian Chapter, 12-15 July, 2011 in Lagos, Nigeria.
Title of Papers:
i. Parental expectations on school sex education in a sub-urban community in Osun State, Nigeria.
ii. Practice and content of sex education within family setting: a study among adolescents in a rural community in Osun State, Southwest, Nigeria.
15. IN-HOUSE TRAINING/WORKSHOP
1. 2 day Workshop for Provosts, Deans and Heads of Departments at Osun State University 1 & 2 August, 2011.
16. SIDCAIN 2nd Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs), Update Course, Annual Lecture & Scientific Conference on Feb 1-3, 2012
Title of Paper:
i. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, Akunwusi PO, Adebimpe WO, Isawumi MA, Hassan MB, Alebiosu CO, Adewole OA, & Makanjuola OB. Prevalence of Hypertension among rural adult population of Osun State,
Southwestern, Nigeria.
ii. ISAWUMI MA, HASSAN MB, AKINWUSI PO, ADEBIMPE O, ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, ALEBIOSU CO, & ADEWOLE T. Prevalence of Causes of Ocular Morbidity in the Posterior Segment seen among Two Rural Communities of Osun State, Nigeria.
iii. ASEKUN-OLARINMOYE EO, ADEBIMPE WO, OMOBUWA O, OYEKENU-AGORO Y, & OMISORE AG. Awareness, Knowledge and Attitude towards screening and risk factors for Diabetes among staff of a University in Southwestern Nigeria.
17. IN-HOUSE CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOP FOR ACADEMIC STAFF, Osun State University, Osogbo. Feb., 10, 2012.
18. IN-HOUSE CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOP FOR ACADEMIC STAFF ON WRITING SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES AND AWARD WINNING GRANTS, Osun State University, Osogbo, July 2, 2012
19. 8th Annual Conference of the Institute of Strategic Management, July 4-6, 2012 at Fun Filled Park & Events, adjacent Leisure Spring Hotel, Iwo-Osogbo Road, Osogbo, Osun State.
EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
- Gardening, Music, Reading, Photography
- Member of Women’s Ministry of Seventh-day Adventist Church.
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AMENDED ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR 2013/2014 ACADEMIC SESSION, IKIRE CAMPUS
RAIN SEMESTER, 2013/2014 SESSION
Wednesday 17th December, 2014 - Re-opening and resumption for payment of reparation, signing of undertaking and processing of clearance
Monday 5th – Saturday 10th January, 2015 - Revision
Monday 12th – Saturday 24th January, 2015 - Rain Semester Examination for all levels
Monday 26th January – Saturday 14th February 2015 - Project defense for Final Year Students/Computation of Students’ Results
Monday 16th – 18th February, 2015 - Consideration of Results by Departments/Faculty
Thursday 19th February, 2015 - Consideration of Results by Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
REVISED ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR 2013/2014 ACADEMIC SESSION AND CALENDAR FOR 2014/2015 ACADEMIC SESSION
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REVISED ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR 2013/2014 ACADEMIC SESSION AND
CALENDAR FOR 2014/2015 ACADEMIC SESSION
RAIN SEMESTER, 2013/2014 SESSION (AMENDED)
OCTOBER 2014
Monday, 13th October: Management Meeting
Tuesday, 14th October: Academic Board of (Agriculture; Education; Health Sciences and Law)
Wednesday, 15th October: Academic Board (Science, Engineering and Technology, Management and Social Sciences, Humanities and Culture)
Tuesday, 21st October: Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors for Consideration of all Results
Tuesday, 21st October: Project Defence for Final Year Students (Deadline for submission for all students)
Monday 27th, October: Special Meeting of Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors (Results consideration)
Tuesday, 28th October: Business Committee of Senate
Wednesday, 29th October: Congregation Meeting
Thursday, 30th October: Senate for Consideration of all Results
Friday, 31st October: End of 2013/2014 Academic Session
CALENDAR FOR 2014/2015 ACADEMIC SESSION
HARMATTAN SEMESTER, 2014/2015 SESSION
NOVEMBER 2014
Monday 3rd – Sunday, 23rd November Opening of E-portal for registration and Payment of fees for all Stalites
Wednesday, 5th November Academic Board (Agriculture, Education, and Law)
Thursday, 6th November Academic Board (Sciences, Management and Social Sciences)
Friday, 7th November Academic Board (Health Sciences, Engineering, Humanities)
Monday, 10th November Resumption for all students/Commencement of lectures for Stalites
Monday, 10th - Saturday, 30th November - Opening of e-portal for registration and payment of fees for Freshers
Monday, 10th November Management Meeting
Friday, 14th November University Research Committee
Friday, 14th November Ceremonial Committee
Monday, 17th November Management Meeting
Tuesday, 18th November Library Committee
Wednesday, 19th November Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
Thursday, 20th November Academic Planning Sub-Committee
Monday, 24th November Colloquium (Staff/Students)
Tuesday, 25th November Business Committee of Senate
Thursday, 27th November Senate
DECEMBER 2014
Monday 1st – Sunday 14th December - Late Registration for Freshers
Tuesday 2nd –Thursday 4th December Orientation for Freshers
Monday, 10th December Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
Wednesday, 17th December Business Committee of Senate
Friday, 19th December Special Senate Meeting
Wednesday 24th December – Sunday, 4th January End of the Year Break
JANUARY 2015
Monday, 5th January Resumption from End of Year Break
Wednesday, 7th January Matriculation
Monday, 19th January Management Meeting
Tuesday, 20th January Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
Wednesday, 21st January Ceremonial Committee
Thursday, 22nd January Business Committee of Senate
Friday, 23rd January Board of Postgraduate Studies
Wednesday, 28th January Appointments and Promotions Committee (Academics)
Thursday, 29th January Senate
Friday, 30th January Appointments and Promotions Committee (Admin and Technical)
FEBRUARY 2015
Monday, 2nd February Management Meeting
Tuesday, 3rd February Board of Postgraduate Studies
Wednesday, 4th February Academic Planning Sub-Committee
Thursday, 5th February University Research Committee
Thursday, 5th February Colloquium (Staff/Students)
Friday, 6th February Development Committee
Monday, 9th – Friday, 13th February Revision Week
Monday, 16th February – Monday, 6th March 2014/2015 Harmattan Semester Examinations
Monday, 16th – 20th March General Studies Examinations
Wednesday, 18th February Appointments and Promotions Committee (Academic)
Thursday, 19th February Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
Monday, 23rd February Business Committee of Senate
Tuesday, 24th February Appointments and Promotions Committee (Admin. and Technical)
Wednesday, 25th February Matriculation
Wednesday, 25th February Board of Postgraduate Studies
Thursday, 26th February Senate
Friday, 27th February Academic Planning Sub-Committee
MARCH 2015
Monday, 2nd March Management Meeting
Monday, 2nd March Academic Board (Agriculture, Education and Law)
Tuesday, 3rd March Academic Board (Health Sciences, Engineering and Humanities).
Tuesday, 3rd March University Research Committee
Tuesday, 3rd March Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
Wednesday, 4th March Ceremonial Committee
Wednesday, 4th March Business Committee of Senate
Thursday, 5th March Academic Board (Science, Management and Social Sciences)
Friday, 6th March Library Committee
Friday, 6th March End of 2014/2015 Harmattan Semester Examination
Monday, 9th March – Friday, 3rd April 2014/2015 Harmattan Semester Break
Monday, 16th March Board of Postgraduate Studies
Tuesday, 17th March Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
Wednesday, 18th March Finance Sub-Committee
Thursday, 19th March Appointments and Promotions Committee (Academic)
Thursday, 19th March Inaugural Lecture
Friday 20th March Development Committee
Friday, 20th March Business Committee of Senate
Tuesday, 24th March Appointments and Promotions Committee (Admin. and Technical)
Thursday, 26th March Senate
APRIL 2015
Wednesday, 1st April Security Committee
Thursday, 2nd April Academic Board (Science, Management and Social Sciences)
Friday, 3rd April Board of Postgraduate Studies
Friday, 3rd April Academic Board (Agriculture; Education; and Law)
RAIN SEMESTER 2014/2015
Monday, 6th April Resumption/ Commencement of Lectures for all students
Monday 6th – Friday 17 April E-Registration for all students for Rain Semester 2014/2015
Monday, 6th April Management Meeting
Wednesday, 8th April Academic Planning sub-Committee
Tuesday, 14th April Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
Wednesday 15th April Business Committee of Senate
Thursday, 16th April Appointments and Promotions Committee (Admin and Technical)
Monday 20th April Management Meeting
Monday, 20th – 30th April Late Registration with Penalty
Wednesday, 22nd April Appointments and Promotions Committee (Academic)
Thursday, 23rd April Senate
MAY 2015
Friday, 1st May May Day
Monday, 4th May Management Meetin
Tuesday, 5th May Faculty Board (Health Sciences; Engineering; Humanities and Cultures)
Wednesday, 6th May Security Committee
Thursday, 7th May Faculty Board (Science, Management and Social Sciences).
Thursday, 7th May Ceremonial Committee
Friday, 8th May Faculty Board (Agriculture; Education; and Law)
Monday, 11th May Management Meeting
Monday, 11th May Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
Tuesday, 12th May Academic Planning Sub-Committee
Wednesday, 13th May Business Committee of Senate
Thursday, 14th May Board of Postgraduate Studies
Friday, 15th May Appointments and Promotions Committee (Academics)
Monday, 18th May Management Meeting
Tuesday, 19th May University Research Committee
Thursday, 21st May Appointments and Promotions Committee (Admin and Technical)
Thursday, 27th May Senate
JUNE 2015
Monday, 1st June Management Meeting
Tuesday, 2nd June Finance Sub-Committee
Tuesday, 2nd June Faculty Board (Sciences; Management and Social Sciences
Wednesday, 3rd June Faculty Board (Agriculture; Education; and Law)
Thursday, 4th June Faculty Board (Health Sciences, Engineering & Technology; Humanities and Culture).
Friday, 5th June Library Committee
Monday, 8th June Security Committee
Tuesday, 9th June Colloquium (Staff/Students)
Wednesday, 10th June Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
Thursday, 11th June Academic Planning Sub-Committee
Friday, 12th June Development Committee
Friday, 12th June Business Committee of Senate
Monday, 15th June Management Meeting
Tuesday, 16th June Ceremonials Committee
Thursday, 25th June Senate
Monday, 29th June Management Meeting
Monday, 29th June – Friday, 3rd July Revision Week
JULY 2015
Thursday, 2nd July Inaugural Lecture
Friday, 3rd July Academic Planning Sub-Committee
Monday, 6th July Management Meeting
Monday, 6th July 2014/2015 Rain Semester Examination Commences
Monday, 6th – 24th July 2014/2015 Rain Semester Examination
Monday, 6th – 10th July General Studies Examination
Tuesday, 7th July Faculty Board (Agriculture; Education; and Law
Wednesday, 8th July Faculty Board (Sciences; Management and Social Sciences).
Thursday, 9th July Faculty Board (Health Sciences; Engineering; Humanities and Culture)
Friday, 10th July Ceremonials Committee
Monday, 13th July Academic Planning Sub-Committee
Wednesday 15th July University Research Committee
Thursday, 16th July Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
Monday, 20th July Management Meeting
Tuesday, 21st July Development Committee
Wednesday, 22nd July Finance Sub-Committee
Thursday, 23rd July Business Committee of Senate
Thursday, 23rd July Library Committee
Thursday, 30th July Senate
AUGUST 2015
Monday, 3rd August Management Meeting
Tuesday, 4th August Academic Board (Agriculture, Education, and Law)
Wednesday, 5th August Academic Board (Science, Management and Social Sciences).
Thursday, 6th August Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
Friday, 7th August Academic Board (Health Sciences, Engineering; Humanities and Culture)
Friday, 7th August Security Committee
Thursday, 13th August Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
Friday, 14th August End of Marking of Results of Rain Semester Examination
Tuesday, 18th August Postgraduate Board of Studies
Wednesday, 29th August University Research Committee
Thursday, 20th August Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors for consideration of 2014/2015 Rain Semester Results
Friday, 21st August Academic Planning Sub-Committee
Monday, 24th August Business Committee
Thursday, 27th August Senate
Friday, 28th August Finance Sub-Committee
Monday, 31st August Management Meeting/End of 2014/2015 Session
SEPTEMBER 2015
Tuesday, 1st September Ceremonials Committee
Wednesday, 2nd September Appointments and Promotions Committee (Academic)
Thursday, 3rd September Finance Sub-Committee
Wednesday, 9th September Special Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
Monday, 14th September Ceremonials Committee
Tuesday, 15th September Business Committee of Senate
Wednesday, 16th September College Board (Agriculture; Education; Health Sciences and Law)
Thursday, 17th September Board of Postgraduate Studies
Thursday, 18th September Appointments and Promotions Committee (Admin and Technical)
Friday, 18th September College Board (Science, Engineering & Technology; Management and Social Sciences; Humanities and Culture).
Friday, 18th September University Research Committee
Monday, 21st September Foundation Day
Monday, 21st – Saturday, 26th September Convocation week
Thursday, 24th September Senate
Friday, 25th September College Board (Agriculture, Education, Health Sciences and Law)
The Department of Anatomy is one of the pioneer departments in the College of Health Sciences, established at the inception of the University in September 2007. It started as one of the thirteen departments involved in the MBBS degree programme of the College and currently runs B. Sc degree in Anatomy which took off in 2012/2013 academic year.
It has the following three units/divisions for teaching and research purposes; Macroscopic Anatomy and Anthropology Unit, Microscopic and Developmental Biology Unit, Comparative and Evolutionary Anatomy Unit. The departmental office with offices of the academic staff is housed in the College of Health Sciences Building in the Main Campus of the University.
The departmental building, located in the State Hospital, Asubiaro (proposed Osun State University Teaching Hospital) houses offices for technical staff of the department, research laboratories for academic staff, teaching laboratories for the various divisions of the department, tutorial rooms and adequate conveniences.
Seminars, conferences, presentations and other research related activities are organized on a regular basis by the department. These include
i. Anatomy Colloquium: This takes place once in an academic session. The department invites a lecturer from within and outside the university to discuss anatomical solutions to disease conditions. Staff and students interact and discuss freely for students to clear any gray area in their course of study. The entire university community is invited to share from the benefit of the programme. It is mandatory for students and staff of the department to attend.
ii. Departmental Guest Lecture: This is a biennial programme, organised to honour notable anatomists from within and outside Nigeria. Chosen anatomist will deliver his guest lecture on a topical issue in anatomy at the time. . It is mandatory for students and staff of the department to attend.
iii. Departmental Seminar/Presentation: These take place once in a month and it is a forum for postgraduate students and academic staff of the department to discuss their research work and anatomy related issues.
iv. Students’ Rap Sessions: These take place once in a semester and it is a forum for undergraduate students of the department to discuss anatomy and anatomy education.
v. Conference/Workshop: The department, from time to time, organises and/or hosts scientific conferences, workshops and anatomy schools. This is worked out by the academic staff in the department through collaborations with colleagues.
Students of the Department offer the same science courses at the 100 level as their counterparts in the College of Science, Engineering & Technology but start to offer courses in the department from 200 level. During the second semester holiday of 300 level, all students in the Department are required to proceed on three-months Student Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES) as part of their graduation requirement.
The academic programme of the Department operates academic curricular that are tailored along the stipulations contained in the National Universities Commission (NUC) Benchmark Minimum Academic Standards.
PHILOSOPHY AND OBJECTIVES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY
Philosophy
The general philosophy of the department is to be involved in producing graduates of high academic standing in medical sciences with adequate practical exposure who can function adequately in the medical education and research processes, complement ancillary laboratory medical services to the greater society and develop entrepreneurial expertise in related disciplines.
Objectives
The objectives of the department include the following:
(a) To teach Anatomy to Medical, Dental, Nursing, Physiotherapy, Pharmacy, Medical Laboratory Sciences students and those of other related disciplines.
(b) To promote anatomy as a subject through research in solving problems in the society.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
UTME Candidates
Candidates seeking admission into B. Sc Anatomy programme through the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) mode must possess credit passes at Senior Secondary School Examination (SSCE) conducted by West African Examination Council (WAEC) or National Examination Council (NECO), General Certificate Examination (GCE) at Ordinary Level or its equivalent in Mathematics, English Language, Biology, Chemistry and Physics at not more than two (2) sittings and an acceptable pass mark at the UTME conducted by Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
Direct Entry Candidates
a. ‘A’ level passes in Chemistry, Physics, Biology/Zoology or related discipline may be accepted for direct entry admission into year two of B. Sc Anatomy programme.
b. Candidates with ND or approved equivalents in Biological Sciences with at least a lower credit may be considered for direct entry into the programme.
c. Medical students who have successfully completed the Basic Medical Sciences programme with a score of “70%” in Human Anatomy in the 300 Level examinations can be admitted into year four for intercalated degree.
Post UTME Screening
All Candidates seeking admission into the University irrespective of their UTME scores shall be required to pass the University post UTME Screening test before being admitted.
REGISTRATION PROCEDURE
(a) Students shall normally complete registration at the beginning of the semester.
(b) Any addition or deletion from the courses for which a student is formally registered must be made with the consent of the course coordinator.
(c) A student may be allowed to withdraw from a course by the course administrator before a third of lectures have been given. Such a student who withdraws after this time or who fails to sit for examination without reasons acceptable to the appropriate Faculty/College Board shall be deemed to have failed the course. A Grade point of 0F shall be recorded for the student in the course.
(d) Late registration in the course may be allowed with penalty of up to 4 weeks after the commencement of registration.
DURATION OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES
The minimum number of years to be spent for the award of B. Sc Anatomy shall be four years and three years for UTME and direct entry candidates respectively. Registration shall not exceed an additional 50% of the duration of the programme if the student fails to graduate within the minimum number of years.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENT
For the award of B. Sc (Hons) degree in Anatomy, the student must have completed and passed the prescribed compulsory, required and elective courses totaling a minimum of 120 credit units.
DEVELOPMENTAL/RESEARCH CENTRES
A. Bodyform and Wellness Centre (Proposed)
The Department of Community Medicine is one of the founding Departments of the College of Health Sciences (CHS) since its inception in 2007. The goal of this Department is to contribute to the vision and mission of Osun State University through qualitative and excellent teaching, training and research in Public health.
The Department presently has Dr Adebimpe Wasiu Olalekan as the Acting Head. There are four other lecturers as well as other administrative staff. The Department was part of the good news of full accreditation obtained by the CHS by Nigerian Universities Commission, and the partial accreditation obtained from Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN).
The Department gives Introductory Public Health lectures for 200 and 300 level medical students since inception. Students are taken through lectures, demonstrations and field visits. Our 300 level medical students are routinely taken to Ede water works, Osun sate school for the handicapped and abattoirs for visitations.
Each medical student has 3 logbooks for evaluation and teaching;
1. Attendance logbook or evaluation booklet
2. Museum manual
3. Laboratory manual
In 2014 January, the Department passed then NUC re4source verification of the BSc Public Health programme. It is expected that students of BSc Public Health would be admitted into 100 level through JAMB. The Department is also working on submitting a proposal for BSc Environmental Health Sciences to the Senate of the University with the hope of having the NUC resource verification of the programme before the end of June 2014 and subsequent admission of students this year.
Some of our Departmental resources include;
1. A well stocked Public Health museum (recently adjudged to be the best in Nigeria by MDCN accreditation team)
2. A Public Health teaching laboratory with all required accessories, microscopes, reagents among others. The MDCN team was surprised to see 20 new and functional binocular microscopes in a PH laboratory run by a medical school
3. Public Health research laboratory
4. A 30 seater bus to transport students
5. A 4 wheel drive (jeep) for movement to rural areas
6. A data analysis room
7. Seminar room
8. A Public Health demonstration room
9. Adequate and well furnished space for departmental and lecturers office
10. A Departmental side library including an electronic library
11. Multimedia projectors, Public address system and computer sets
The Department has 3 Public Health practising centers for now. These include the rural practice center at Alajue health center, and the urban practice centers at Isale Agbara and Atelewo comprehensive health centers. Our outreaches to Obokun local government, Alajue community and Ipetu-Ile to mention a few are some of the evidence to show that we are linked and in contact touch with communities in the Osun state, and not leaving out our immediate community. The Department also enjoys good working relationship with other departments under CHS.
We currently undertake some departmental level research (ongoing) with focus on
1. Female genital cuttings
2. Diabetes mellitus
3. Antimicrobial resistance
The future is bright. We are well positioned to commence clinical work soonest. The Department also proposes to commence diploma programmes in Public Health, Masters Degree in Public Health and Short tern training in Sexual and Reproductive Health and Management of Public Health programmes. The department is currently working on having a Center for Public Health Education and Research (CEPHER) and an Institute of Public Health under the College of Health Sciences.
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PROPOSED AMENDED 2012/2013 ACADEMIC CALENDAR AND
PROPOSED ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR 2013/2014 ACADEMIC SESSION
RAIN SEMESTER, 2012/2013 SESSION (AMENDED)
DECEMBER 2013
- Thursday, 19th December: Special Meeting of the Vice-Chancellor with the Provosts, Deans, Directors and Heads of Departments on the way forward after ASUU Strike
- Friday, 20th December: Resumption for Final Year Students
- Friday 20th – Monday 23rd December: Project Defence for all Final Year Students.
- Monday, 23rd December: Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
- Tuesday, 24th December: Special Senate Meeting
- Tuesday 24th December – Sunday, 5th January: End of the Year Break
HARMATTAN SEMESTER, 2013/2014 SESSION
JANUARY 2014
- Monday 6th – Sunday, 19th January: Opening of E-portal for registration and Payment of fees for all Returning Undergraduates
- Monday, 6th January: Commencement of Lectures for Returning Students
- Tuesday, 7th January: Security Committee
- Thursday, 9th January: College Academic Board
- Friday, 10th January: Management Meeting
- Monday, 13th January: Congregation
- Tuesday, 14th January: University Research Committee
- Tuesday, 14th January: Ceremonials Committee
- Wednesday, 15th January: Library Committee
- Thursday, 16th January: Management Meeting
- Thursday, 16th January: Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
- Friday, 17th January: Academic Planning Committee
- Monday, 20th January: Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
- Monday, 20th January: Fresh Students Report for Screening
- Tuesday, 21st January: Ceremonials Committee
- Wednesday, 22nd January: Business Committee of Senate
- Thursday, 23rd January: Senate
- Friday, 24th January: Special Senate
- Monday, 27th January: Special Senate
- Monday, 20th – Friday, 31st January: Screening of Certificates and Registration of Fresh Students
- Tuesday, 28th January: Appointment and Promotion (Academics)
- Monday, 20th – Friday, 31st January: E-Registration for Fresh Students on E-Portal
- Monday, 20th – Sunday, 26th January: Late Registration for Returning Students
- Monday, 27th January: Ceremonials Committee
- Monday, 27th January: Commencement of Lectures for Fresh students
- Tuesday, 28th January: Board of Postgraduate Studies
- Tuesday, 28th January: Business Committee of Senate
- Wednesday, 29th January: Appointments and Promotions Committee (Admin and Technical)
- Thursday, 30th January: Senate
FEBRUARY 2014
- Monday, 3rd – Monday, 7th February: Orientation for Fresh Students
- Tuesday, 4th February: Board of Postgraduate Studies
- Wednesday, 5th February: Academic Planning Sub-Committee
- Thursday, 6th February: Management Meeting (10.a.m)
- Thursday, 6th February: University Research Committee
- Thursday, 6th February: Congregation (2p.m)
- Friday, 7th February: Special Senate - Consideration of Results (Graduating and Prizes)
- Monday, 17th February: College Board (Science, Engineering & Technology; Management and Social Sciences; Humanities and Culture).
- Monday, 17th – Saturday, 22nd February: Late Registration for fresh students
- Tuesday, 18th February: College Board (Agriculture; Education; Health Sciences and Law)
- Wednesday, 19th February: Appointments and Promotions Committee (Academic)
- Thursday, 20th February: Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
- Monday, 24th February: Business Committee of Senate
- Tuesday, 25th February: Appointments and Promotions Committee (Admin. and Technical)
- Wednesday, 26th February: Staff/Students Colloquium
- Wednesday, 26th February: Board of Postgraduate Studies
- Thursday, 27th February: Senate
- Friday, 28th February: Matriculation
- Friday, 28th February: Academic Planning Sub-Committee
MARCH 2014
- Tuesday, 4th March: University Research Committee
- Tuesday, 4th March: Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
- Wednesday, 5th March: Ceremonials Committee
- Wednesday, 5th March: Business Committee of Senate
- Wednesday, 5th March: Management Meeting
- Thursday, 6th March: Special Senate for Consideration of Results
- Friday, 7th March: Library Committee
- Friday, 7th March: Staff/Student Colloquium
- Saturday, 8th March: College Board (Science, Engineering & Technology; Management and Social Sciences; Humanities and Culture).
- Monday, 10th – Friday, 14th March: Convocation Week
- Wednesday, 12th March: College Board (Agriculture; Education; Health Sciences and Law)
- Friday, 14th March: 3rd Convocation Ceremony
- Monday, 17th March: Board of Postgraduate Studies
- Tuesday, 18th March: Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
- Wednesday, 19th March: Finance Sub-Committee
- Thursday, 20th March: Appointments and Promotions Committee (Academic)
- Thursday, 20th March: Inaugural Lecture
- Friday 21st March: Development Committee
- Friday, 21st March: Business Committee of Senate
- Tuesday, 25th March: Appointments and Promotions Committee (Admin. and Technical)
- Thursday, 27th March: Senate
APRIL 2014
- Wednesday, 2nd April: Security Committee
- Thursday, 3rd April: College Board (Science, Engineering & Technology; Management and Social Sciences; Humanities and Culture).
- Friday, 4th April: Board of Postgraduate Studies
- Friday, 4th April: College Board (Agriculture; Education; Health Sciences and Law)
- Thursday, 10th April: Management Committee
- Monday 31st March – Sunday, 6th April: Revision Week for Returning Students
- Monday, 21st April – Friday, 2nd May: 2013/2014 Harmattan Semester Examination for Fresh Students
- Monday 7th April – Saturday 19th April: 2013/2014 Harmattan Semester Examination for Returning Students
- Friday, 11th April: Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
- Wednesday 16th April: Business Committee of Senate
- Thursday, 17th April: Appointments and Promotions Committee (Admin and Technical)
- Wednesday, 23rd April: Appointments and Promotions Committee (Academic)
- Thursday, 24th April: Senate
- Wednesday, 30th April: Management Meeting
MAY 2014
- Thursday, 1st May: May Day
- Friday, 2nd May: College Board (Agriculture; Education; Health Sciences and Law)
- Friday, 2nd May: University Research Committee
- Friday, 2nd May: Management Meeting
- Monday, 5th May: Ceremonials Committee
- Thursday, 8th May: College Board (Science, Engineering & Technology; Management and Social Sciences; Humanities and Culture).
- Thursday, 8th May: Management Meeting
- Friday, 9th May: College Board (Agriculture; Education; Health Sciences and Law)
- Monday, 12th May: Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
- Wednesday, 14th May: Business Committee of Senate
- Thursday, 15th May: Board of Postgraduate Studies
- Friday, 16th May: Senate
- Friday 16th May: End of 2013/2014 Harmattan Semester
- Monday, 19th May –Saturday 31st May: Harmattan Semester, 2013/2014 Break
RAIN SEMESTER, 2013/2014 SESSION JUNE 2014
- Monday, 2nd June – Monday, 16th June: E-Registration for all Students for Rain Semester
- Monday, 2nd June: Commencement of Lectures for all
- Tuesday, 17th June – Tuesday, 24th June: Students Late Registration Period
- Monday, 9th June: Library Committee
- Tuesday, 10th June: Finance Sub-Committee
- Tuesday, 10th June: College Board (Agriculture; Education; Health Sciences and Law)
- Wednesday, 11th June: College Board (Science, Engineering & Technology; Management and Social Sciences; Humanities and Culture).
- Wednesday, 11th June: Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
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746It is my pleasure to welcome you to the Osun State University Advancement Webpage.
Osun State University Advancement Office is established to seek the support of stakeholders (Philanthropists, Alumni, Companies, Organizations, Foundations, Government Agencies, Royal Fathers, Community Leaders, Parents, Staff, Students and the general public) both within and outside the country to enhance the quality of academic and research works with a view to building stronger relationships and fruitful partnerships with donors/investors which would translate into a broad support base for the sustainable growth of the Osun State University.
There is no gainsaying the fact that Governments (both at the Federal and State levels) can no longer effectively fund education in Nigeria due to the dwindling national resources. The Advancement Office is therefore established to source additional funds from corporate and individual sources.
PROJECT AT HAND
The Advancement Board is currently handling the construction of the dualisation of the 1.2km access road to the University.
STRATEGIC PLAN
The Strategic Plans/Projections of the Advancement are to:
- create a dynamic content management system website solution for the Alumni and Advancement Office that can provide the necessary platform for alumni members to register, update their records with features such as: Social Stream, User Profile Management, Photo and Video Gallery, Events Manager, User Groups, Privacy Control, Private Messaging System and Facebook Connect as well as a platform for online donations from parents, staff, Alumni, private, public sectors and agencies both within and outside country.
- make frantic efforts to raise 200,000 friends who can support the institution, on yearly basis, with a minimum donation of five thousand naira (N5,000.00) that will yield one billion naira (N1 billion).
- promote staff giving, encourage students giving and parents giving
- regular publication and circulation of Alumni Newsletters, of e-bulletin
GIVING TO OSUN STATE UNIVERSITY
Every gift matters, no matter its size. You giving could be in the form of Gifts, Alumni Giving, Special Annual Giving, endowment, capital giving, foundation giving, parents giving, staff giving, students giving and/or be a participant and join friends of the University fund scheme. Your gift, in the form and for the purpose you choose, will play a crucial role in the progress and continuing success of the University. Your donation(s) will help the University:
(a) to fulfil its core academic mission of teaching and research and in the spirit of making UNIOSUN globally relevant;
(b) to attract and retain top faculties and researchers;
(c) to expand its facilities and thereby providing access to youths;
(d) to upgrade infrastructural facilities, and
(e) to invest in new instructional and research technologies.
Payment Options include cash, cheques, e-payment transfer, bank drafts and other assets, made payable to:
Name of Account: UNIOSUN Advancement Board
Name of Bank: Unity Bank Plc
Account No: 0027924853
ADVANCEMENT BOARD
Osun State University Advancement Board has the following members:
External Members
1. Mr. Kayode Sofola (SAN) - Chairman
2. Chief J. A. Adebowale - Member
3. Dr. Segun Aina, OFR, FCIB - Member
4. Sir Demola Aladekomo - Member
5. Dr. (Mrs.) Abeke Omotoso (Council Rep.) - Member
6. Dr. Adunola Adepoju - Member
7. Mr. Taofeek Adejare Owoseni - Member
8. Prof. Wahab Egbewole - Member
9. Mr. Bibitayo A. Owolabi (Alumni President) - Member
Internal Members
10. Prof Labode Popoola (Vice Chancellor) - Member
11. Mr. Adewale A. Adeosun (Ag. Registrar) - Member
12. Mr. M. O. Oyekanmi (Ag. Bursar) - Member
13. Mr. Marcus O. Awobifa - Member/Director
Role of the Advancement Board
The Board is saddled with the responsibilities of:
- drawing up an overall policy and direction for the Advancement Office;
- drawing up articulated strategies for attracting and developing fund-raising programs including Grants, Annual Giving, Capital Giving, Planned Giving, Major Giving, Anniversary Giving, Foundation and Corporate support in cash and kind to the university on a continuous basis and device safe and adequate investment strategies for building up the fund maximally;
- ensuring effective co-ordination of endowment and fund-raising activities of the university;
- advising the Vice Chancellor and University Council on Alumni and Endowment support for the university and other related matters aimed at shoring the endowment fund of the university so as to maximize the philanthropic support for the University and its proper recognition throughout the world; and
- ensuring there is transparency and accountability with regard to funds raised by the Advancement Office and proper stewardship to donors.
LIST OF STAFF
1. Mr. Marcus O. Awobifa Director
2. Mr. Simeon Abidemi Akintaro Administrative Office II
3 Mr. Samson Oladejo Driver Mechanic III
CONTACT US
You are welcome to visit us at the Advancement Office, located at the ground floor of the Administrative Building of Osun State University, Main Campus, Osogbo. Members of staff are always ready to receive you and explain how our office can partner with you to advance the Osun State University into greater height.
Mailing Address:
The Director,
Advancement Office,
Office of the Vice Chancellor,
Osun State University
P.M.B. 4494
Osogbo, Nigeria
GSM: +234(0)8067319899
GSM: +234(0)8053023733
Email: ,
Mr. Marcus Awobifa
Director, Advancement Office
Professor Wale Oladipo - Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of Council, Osun State University
The Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Governing Council of Osun State University, Abiodun Adewale Oladipo, is a Professor of Nuclear Chemistry at the Centre for Energy Research and Development (CERD), Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife, Nigeria. He is a scientist of international repute and impact. He is a seasoned academician, administrator and politician who has contributed immensely to existing knowledge and social economic development of Nigeria.
Born on January 1st, 1958 at Ile-Ife, Nigeria, Professor Wale Oladipo was educated both in Nigeria and France. He attended St. John’s Catholic Grammar School, Ile-Ife from 1972 to 1976 where he obtained Grade 1 in the West African Senior Certificate Examination. He excelled tremendously in sporting activities and was the school miler for 3 years. He proceeded to Obafemi Awolowo University (formerly University of Ife), Ile-Ife for his bachelor's degree, and graduated with a Second Class (Upper Division) in Chemistry (Education) in 1981.
He then proceeded to the Universite Claude Bernard, Lyon I, Villeurbanne, France where he obtained an MPhil and PhD in Analytical Chemistry (Nuclear Techniques) in 1984 and 1988 respectively. He rose to the enviable rank of a Research Professor in 2005 at the prestigious and internationally acclaimed Centre for Energy Research and Development (CERD) located at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife, Nigeria.
He has more than three decades of experience within the University System as a distinguished scholar and academician and later became a Senior Research Fellow in CERD in 1993. He served in various capacities prominent among which are: Head of Division, Environmental and Earth Sciences, CERD, OAU. Member, Academic Board, CERD, OAU, Elected Member, Governing Board, CERD, OAU and Chairman, Committee of Heads of Divisions, CERD. He has over 30 publications in internationally acclaimed journals and is a major speaker at many local and international conferences. He pioneered several achievements in nuclear chemistry notable among which are: "the use of Cryogenically Produced Heavy Cluster ions of Hydrogen in the Study of Plasma Desorption Mass Spectrometry”, “Micro PDMS study of Complicated Patterns Deposited on Conducting Substrates with Lateral Resolutions of Less Than 10 microns”, “Establishment of a fully Automated AAS Laboratory with Graphite Atomization and Cold Vapour Hg Detection Option".
He has taught several courses in Nuclear and Radiochemistry, Analytical Chemistry and Instrumentation at both undergraduate and graduate levels in the University.
Outside of the University sustem, Professor Oladipo had served in various capacities notable among which are Nominee Director, Odu’a Investment Company Ltd, 1992; Part-time Member, Osun State Sports Council, 1998 to 1999; Part-time Member; Osun State Local Govt. Service Commission, Feb. 2000 to 2002; Member, Ife Development Board, April 2003 to Date. He was one of the six delegates from Osun State to the National Political Reform Conference, NPRC, Abuja, between February and July 2005, and was also a Member, NPRC Committee on Social Infrastructure (Energy, Transportation and ICT) for National Development and Integration betwen March and May, 2005.
He was Part-time Chairman of Board, Citizenship and Leadership Training Centre, Abuja, between 2005 and 2007. In 2008, he brought in his wealth of experience as a seasoned academician and administrator to be the Chairman, Osun State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), a position he held from June 6, 2008 to November 26, 2010. During this period, there was an unprecedented transformation in the educational sector in terms of ICT Development, viable feeding programs for school children, among others. He also served as Chairman of the Governing Board of the Federal Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Yaba from 2009 to 2011. Thus it came as no surprise when in July 2013, he was nominated by the extra ordinary south west congress of the PDP in Ibadan as the National Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). A position he held from September 30, 2013 till he was eventually elected for a substantive 4 year tenure on December 11, 2014 at the Party's Special National Convention held in Abuja.
Professor Adewale Oladipo is happily married to Mrs. Ikeade Omowumi Oladipo and the union is blessed with 3 children, 2 grandchildren and still counting. He enjoys reading, jogging and is always ready for an intellectual debate in French, English and his musical Ife dialect of the Yoruba language.
Prof. Bashiru Adekunle OKESINA, MBBS (Lagos), FPMCN, FWACP
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Professor Bashiru Adekunle Okesina, a Chemical Pathologist, was born on October 11, 1954.
He graduated with Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) from the University of Lagos in 1980. He became a Fellow of Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria in 1988 and Fellow of West African College of Physicians in 1989. [ Read More... ]
Prof. Ganiyu Olatunji OLATUNDE, B.Sc. (Lagos), M.Sc., Ph.D (Ibadan)
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Prof. Ganiyu Olatunji OLATUNDE is a Professor of Entomology. He has a B. Sc. Degree Second Class Upper in Zoology of the University of Lagos and an M. Sc. in Agricultural Biology and PhD n Agriculture, both of the University of Ibadan. He was a Research Officer I at the Nigerian Stored Products Research Institute, Lagos and a Research Fellow of the International Institute for Tropical Research, Ibadan. [ Read More... ]
Dr. Julius Olusakin FANIRAN, B. A. (Hons), M. PA (Ife), Ph.D (Ib.), MNIM, FCPA
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Dr. Faniran was born on September 6, 1956. He had his primary education between 1962 and 1967, his secondary education between 1968 and 1972, National Diploma in Secretarial Studies at The Polytechnic, Ibadan between 1974 and 1976 and his first degree between 1977 and 1981 at the University of Ife, Ile-Ife where he bagged and honours degree in English Language. [ Read More... ]
Mr. Fatai A. LASISI, B.Sc. (Hons), MBA (Ife), ACTI, FCA, ICAN
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Alhaji Fatai Adebayo Lasisi is a fellow of the prestigious Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN) and an Associate of Chartered Institute of Taxation (CITN). He graduated from University of Ilorin with a B. Sc. (Hons) degree in Public Administration with a Second Class Upper Division. He was awarded with the Departmental prize for the best student in the Department in 1986. He also bagged a Masters degree of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.[ Read More... ]
Michael A. OLAOSUN, Ph.D
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The Acting University Librarian of Osun State University is Dr. Michael A. OLAOSUN, a PhD holder in Educational Technology. After his first degree in French language at the University of Ibadan, he attended the College of Librarianship, Wales, Aberystwyth, UK and later obtained his Masters and Ph.D at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. His acquisition of the French language served him well in his career of librarianship...[ Read More... ]
ESTABLISHMENT
The Health service was established to meet the health needs of the University community through the following:
1. Provision of quality health care services (comparable to similar establishments) to the students of the University.
2. Provision of appropriate health care services to members of staff and their families as defined by the University law.
3. Providing timely relevant information on current health issue to the University community and public in general.
OBJECTIVES
I. Provide medical and surgical consultation to the clients.
II. Provide basic medical emergency services.
III. Provide limited admission facility e.g. Observation for up to 24hours.
IV. Maintain health records of registered clients.
V. Provide appropriate referral.
VI. Provide follow up services post referral.
VII. Provide leadership in environmental, work-place and Public Health in the University
Campuses.
VIII. Perform any other function as may be directed by the University.
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
There is a University Health Management Committee that formulate policies and surpevices the Health services. Deputy Vice Chancellor is the Chairman. Other members of the Committee are Provost College of Health Sciences, Director of Health Services, Deans of Faculties from College of Health Sciences, representatives of the Registrar.
There are six University campuses and each has One Health centre, namely Osogbo, Okuku, Ejigbo, Ipetu-jesa, Ikire and Ifetedo.
Each Health centre shall have the following units: Medical, Nursing, Pharmacy, Laboratory, Health Information and Environmental. However only the first two is functional as at now.
Osogbo Health centre is the headquarters both administratively and functionally, see the Organogram for more details.
FINANCE OF THE HEALTH SERVICES:
i. The health care service is being financed from annual budget (grant) from the University.
ii. The Capitation from enrolee when the university commences the operation of National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) for staff and Tertiary institution social health insurance programme. (TISHIP)
iii. Sundry donations.
NB: ii and iii are yet to be in operation