The Centre for Gender and Career Mentorship (CGCAM) applies practices that ensure that both men and women’s concerns, aspirations, opportunities and capacities are taken into account in leadership, career progression, research, teaching and learning. The Centre develops activity-based programmes to promote awareness of gender issues, sensitise and advocate for equality and equity in the University community and beyond. The Centre also serves as a medium of comprehensive mentoring for staff and students in their professional/career development pathways.
The Centre has focus on four (4) priority areas:
Vision
A Centre in the frontline to develop scholars and workers through mainstreaming gender policy, planning and implementation that have direct and indirect impact on the UDS and beyond.
Mission
To create an enabling environment for gender inclusiveness through programmes professional/career development and mentoring for staff, students and partners that would harness institutional and cultural dynamics in teaching, learning, research and leadership.
Core values
Interdisciplinary
Inclusiveness
Intersectionality
Open dialogue
Sexual-violence free environment
Commitment to lead and perform
Motivation for career progression
Goal - To mainstream gender through capacity building and the provision of incentives for mentoring staff, students and partners.
Specific objectives
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