On 29th June 2024, the office of the KNUST SRC General Secretary officially launched the KNUST newsletter "Eureka" and the KNUST Writers' Clinic, marking a major step forward in promoting literary talent and enhancing communication skills at KNUST. The KNUST Writers' Clinic and Newsletter team, led by SRC General Secretary Miss Christabel Baaba Mills, provides a dedicated space for writers to develop their skills, connect with other creatives, and immerse themselves in the world of writing.
Our distinguished speakers, Isaac Justice Bediako, Ashanti Regional Correspondent for the EIB Network and Administrative Manager for the Otumfuo Osei Tutu II Foundation, and Kafui Dey from Ghana Broadcasting Corporation, delivered motivational speeches emphasizing the significance of writing and communication skills for personal and professional growth. They highlighted the Writers' Clinic's role in fostering creativity and promoting a culture of continuous learning and innovation. The event also included presentations detailing the mission and vision of the Writers' Clinic and the unveiling of the inaugural edition of the KNUST Newsletter. Interactive sessions provided attendees with the opportunity to share their thoughts, ask questions, and engage in discussions about the future of the Writers' Clinic and the Newsletter.
The event saw active participation from over 600 attendees, who engaged in discussions, posed insightful questions, and shared their experiences. Positive feedback from participants highlighted the effectiveness of the sessions in clarifying the objectives of the Writers' Clinic and the Newsletter and empowering them to contribute to KNUST's literary community.
The launch of the KNUST Newsletter and Writers' Clinic successfully provided a platform for participants to develop their writing skills and engage in meaningful conversations. Attendees gained a deeper understanding of the importance of writing and communication, enhanced their capabilities, and received actionable insights to contribute to the KNUST Newsletter and actively participate in the Writers' Clinic.
Executive Body Structure
The executive body for the KNUST Writers' Clinic is structured as follows:
- President
- Vice President
- Secretary
- Financial Secretary
- Public Relations Officer
- Editor-in-Chief
- Alumni Liaison Officer
Conclusion
In conclusion, the launch of the KNUST Newsletter and Writers' Clinic was a transformative experience for aspiring writers, equipping them with the tools and inspiration needed to succeed in their literary endeavors. The knowledge gained and connections made during this event will undoubtedly fuel participants' creative pursuits and contribute to their success in the dynamic field of writing and communication.
Students can now access “Eureka” online at the KNUST SRC website: https://src.knust.edu.gh/announcement/general/eureka-knust-newsletter.
Prepared by: Robert Mensah
Editor-in-Chief, KNUST SRC