CHURGE – Tai Solarin University of Education
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CHURGE – Tai Solarin University of Education
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CHURGE
The Centre for Human Rights and Gender Education (CHURGE) of the Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun was established in December, 2005 as an autonomous training, service and research Centre in the University having been registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission and saddled with the responsibilities to:
a. Create awareness on Human Rights and Gender Education
The Centre engages in training and intervention programmes to equip students, staff and citizens with adequate knowledge in Human Rights, Gender Education. Similarly, the Centre teaches how to reduce conflicts being generated as a result of lack of knowledge of individual rights by those in government, the governed and the overzealous law enforcement agencies who sometimes misuse the power bestowed on them. The Centre collaborate with appropriate agencies and organizations to organize conferences, seminars and workshop on contemporary issues in Human Rights and Gender related issues with the ultimate goals of creating necessary awareness towards the World Sustainable Development Goals’ objectives. Our main objective is to join league of Agencies and Organizations working in concert with the United Nations in envisioning a world where human rights as well as gender equality is legally protected, revered and obeyed globally.
b. Train for Capacity Building
The Centre employ enormous human resources (as an Institution of global excellence) to train and prepare prospective trainees in humanitarian services of peace, conflict and refugee management in order to enhance development of world peace, and to fundamentally transform the landscape of human rights and gender equality in Nigeria and globally. We connect with local and international organizations and agencies in capacity building programmes, research, consultancy services in advocacy projects, bill drafting, health intervention projects including taking part in refugee management, peace keeping and conflict resolution missions of the United Nations, African Union and ECOWAS.
c. Run Professional and Academic Programmes of Study
The Centre is adequately empowered to offer academic programmes on full-time and part-time basis leading to award of Ordinary and Advanced Executives Certificates, Postgraduate Diploma, Master of Arts, Master of Philosophy and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in the under listed courses;
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Skills in collaboration with Ogun Multi Door CourtHouse, Ogun State Judiciary (OMDC).
Human Rights Education
Gender Education
Peace and conflict Education
Refugee management Education
Humanitarian Education
Child Protection Education
Election Management
Executive and Professional Studies in Security Studies
Our curricular are designed towards producing specialized graduates with basic practical skills and high level human capital resources in humanitarian services, peace keeping, gender education and election management and observation.
d. Provide Internal and External Linkages for Partnership and Affiliations
The Centre have linkages with local, international agencies and organizations in the discharge of our duties within the spectrum of the cardinal principles of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). We harness every opportunity to actively engage staff and volunteers in local and international engagement in advocacy services, enlightenment campaigns, election monitoring, peace keeping and refugee management with necessary incentives.
The composition of the Board of Trustees of the Centre is as listed below:
Professor Oluwole Banjo –
Chairman
Professsor Femi Bamiro –
Member
Olorogun (Dr. F. Sonny Kuku (MFR)
Member
Barr. (Mrs.) Abiola Akinyode Afolabi
Member
Dr. Ejike Obi
Member
Rev. Fr. JohnPatrick Ngoyi
Member
Justice Oby Nwankwo
Member
Hajia Ramatu H.B. Usman (mni)
Member
Management of the Centre
The Centre has effective and purposeful Management team to actively drive the vision needed for professional expertise and commitment to efficient working. In addition to the Board of trustees comprising eminent Nigerians from different professional background, the Centre also has a Management Board, headed by the Vice-Chancellor having other members representing various interests within the University. The Board meets quarterly or as need may arise to advise the University Council and Senate through the Vice-Chancellor on general policies regarding academic and funding activities of the Centre. The Management of the Centre see to the implementations of Board policies concerning the Centre. The Board also from time to time advise the Vice-Chancellor on matters bothering on staffing and facilities to enable the Centre carry out its obligations and functions effectively. The Centre Management team saddled with the day to day activities of the Centre comprises of the underlisted:
Staff ID
Surname
Other Names
Designation
PSS0897
OGUNBANJO
Ololade Kazeem
Deputy Registrar
PSS1520
ODUKOYA
Omotayo
Principal Assistant Registrar
PSS0273
NNOCHIRI
Charity Uzoma
Chief Confidential Secretary
PSS1214
ADEBAYO
Olusesan Sodipe
Administrative Officer I
PSS1176
SENNUGA
Olubunmi Dorcas
Senior Executive Officer
DIRECTOR
: Professor Bamidele O. Olanisimi
DEPUTY DIRECTOR
: Vacant
RESIDENT FELLOWS
:
Past Directors:
Professor Bamidele O. Olanisimi,
Prof. M. A. Ogundipe, Prof. E. A. Alademerin, Dr. O. O. Balogun, Prof. J. T. B. Oluwatimilehin, Prof. A. M. Ewumi
Past Secretaries:
Mr. L. A. Adesanya, Mr. A. O. Obasan, Mrs. T. O. Olutunda, Mr. Dapo Oke, Mr. Gbenga Omilola
,
Mr. Abiodun O. Onawog
a.
The Extended Management Board:
The Vice Chancellor
– Professor Wole Banjo (FWISON, FASN)
Deputy Vice Chancellor
– Professor Adekunle Adeogun
Registrar
– Mr. Dapo Oke
University Librarian
–
Director of CHURGE
– Professor Adegbenga Onabamiro
Administrative Secretary
– Mr. Ololade Ogunbanjo
Research Fellows of the Centre are:
Professor S. A. Oladipo –
[email protected]
Professor J.T.B. Oluwatimilehin –
[email protected]
Professor Gbenga Oworu –
[email protected]
Professor Folasade Sulaiman –
[email protected]
Professor E. A. Alademerin –
[email protected]
Dr. Ebun Yonlonfon –
[email protected]
Selected Resident Fellows
are:
Senate Representative –
Professor Tolu Ogunleye
Rep. of National Human rights Commission –
Vacant
Rep. of Justice Development of Peace Commission –
Mrs. O. A. Ekundayo
University Lawyer –
Barrister Ololade Kazeem Ogunbanjo
Rep. of National Council of Women Society –
Vacant
Director of the International Centre, UEW, Ghana. –
Vacant
Contact Us:
[email protected]
,
+2348066106465
.
Home
About Us
VC’s Welcome Address
Mission & Vision
Our History
Management
Governance
Strategic Partnership
Legislation
University Logo
Visit Tasued
Academics
Colleges
COSPED
Educational Management
Library and Information Science
Childhood Education
Educational Technology
Adult Education
Counselling Psychology
COSIT
Health and Safety Promotion
Physics
Computer and Information Sciences
Biological Sciences
Chemical Sciences
Mathematics
Human Kinetic and Sport Science
COHUM
Creative Arts
French
Religious Studies
English
History and Diplomatic Studies
Yoruba
COSMAS
Sociological Studies
Political Science
Geography and Environmental Management
Economics
COVTED
Technical Education
Business Education
Home Economics and Hotel Management
COAHM
Agricultural Science
Directorates & Centres
CENVOS
CEPPS
CHURGE
CITEL
DAPQAR
Distance Learning Institute (DLI)
DRER
Health Center
ICT Center
TASUED Consultancy Limited
Postgraduate College
Administration
The Registry
The Bursary
The Audit
Units
Sports Council
Students’ Affairs Office
Senate Affairs Division
Exams and Records
Security Unit
Protocol and Passages Unit
Transport
Admission
Undergraduate Admission
Postgraduate Admission
JUPEB ADMISSION
CEPPS Admission
Pre-Degree Admission
TETFund
Academic Manuscript Development
Enterpreneurship
Equipment Fabrication
Library Development
Academic Research Journal
ICT Support
Conference Attendance
Institution-Based Research
Teaching Practice
Academic Staff Training & Development
Physical Infrastructure/Program Update
National Research Fund
Disaster Recovery
Zonal
RESEARCH
Conference Proceedings
Journals
Book Sections
Inaugural Lectures
Guidelines for Publications
TASUED Journals
Library
OER
MyTASUED
Library
Giving/Donations
Enterprises
Alumni
Contact Us
TAMS Portal
CHURGE
The Centre for Human Rights and Gender Education (CHURGE) of the Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun was established in December, 2005 as an autonomous training, service and research Centre in the University having been registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission and saddled with the responsibilities to:
a. Create awareness on Human Rights and Gender Education
The Centre engages in training and intervention programmes to equip students, staff and citizens with adequate knowledge in Human Rights, Gender Education. Similarly, the Centre teaches how to reduce conflicts being generated as a result of lack of knowledge of individual rights by those in government, the governed and the overzealous law enforcement agencies who sometimes misuse the power bestowed on them. The Centre collaborate with appropriate agencies and organizations to organize conferences, seminars and workshop on contemporary issues in Human Rights and Gender related issues with the ultimate goals of creating necessary awareness towards the World Sustainable Development Goals’ objectives. Our main objective is to join league of Agencies and Organizations working in concert with the United Nations in envisioning a world where human rights as well as gender equality is legally protected, revered and obeyed globally.
b. Train for Capacity Building
The Centre employ enormous human resources (as an Institution of global excellence) to train and prepare prospective trainees in humanitarian services of peace, conflict and refugee management in order to enhance development of world peace, and to fundamentally transform the landscape of human rights and gender equality in Nigeria and globally. We connect with local and international organizations and agencies in capacity building programmes, research, consultancy services in advocacy projects, bill drafting, health intervention projects including taking part in refugee management, peace keeping and conflict resolution missions of the United Nations, African Union and ECOWAS.
c. Run Professional and Academic Programmes of Study
The Centre is adequately empowered to offer academic programmes on full-time and part-time basis leading to award of Ordinary and Advanced Executives Certificates, Postgraduate Diploma, Master of Arts, Master of Philosophy and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in the under listed courses;
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Skills in collaboration with Ogun Multi Door CourtHouse, Ogun State Judiciary (OMDC).
Human Rights Education
Gender Education
Peace and conflict Education
Refugee management Education
Humanitarian Education
Child Protection Education
Election Management
Executive and Professional Studies in Security Studies
Our curricular are designed towards producing specialized graduates with basic practical skills and high level human capital resources in humanitarian services, peace keeping, gender education and election management and observation.
d. Provide Internal and External Linkages for Partnership and Affiliations
The Centre have linkages with local, international agencies and organizations in the discharge of our duties within the spectrum of the cardinal principles of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). We harness every opportunity to actively engage staff and volunteers in local and international engagement in advocacy services, enlightenment campaigns, election monitoring, peace keeping and refugee management with necessary incentives.
The composition of the Board of Trustees of the Centre is as listed below:
Professor Oluwole Banjo –
Chairman
Professsor Femi Bamiro –
Member
Olorogun (Dr. F. Sonny Kuku (MFR)
Member
Barr. (Mrs.) Abiola Akinyode Afolabi
Member
Dr. Ejike Obi
Member
Rev. Fr. JohnPatrick Ngoyi
Member
Justice Oby Nwankwo
Member
Hajia Ramatu H.B. Usman (mni)
Member
Management of the Centre
The Centre has effective and purposeful Management team to actively drive the vision needed for professional expertise and commitment to efficient working. In addition to the Board of trustees comprising eminent Nigerians from different professional background, the Centre also has a Management Board, headed by the Vice-Chancellor having other members representing various interests within the University. The Board meets quarterly or as need may arise to advise the University Council and Senate through the Vice-Chancellor on general policies regarding academic and funding activities of the Centre. The Management of the Centre see to the implementations of Board policies concerning the Centre. The Board also from time to time advise the Vice-Chancellor on matters bothering on staffing and facilities to enable the Centre carry out its obligations and functions effectively. The Centre Management team saddled with the day to day activities of the Centre comprises of the underlisted:
Staff ID
Surname
Other Names
Designation
PSS0897
OGUNBANJO
Ololade Kazeem
Deputy Registrar
PSS1520
ODUKOYA
Omotayo
Principal Assistant Registrar
PSS0273
NNOCHIRI
Charity Uzoma
Chief Confidential Secretary
PSS1214
ADEBAYO
Olusesan Sodipe
Administrative Officer I
PSS1176
SENNUGA
Olubunmi Dorcas
Senior Executive Officer
DIRECTOR
: Professor Bamidele O. Olanisimi
DEPUTY DIRECTOR
: Vacant
RESIDENT FELLOWS
:
Past Directors:
Professor Bamidele O. Olanisimi,
Prof. M. A. Ogundipe, Prof. E. A. Alademerin, Dr. O. O. Balogun, Prof. J. T. B. Oluwatimilehin, Prof. A. M. Ewumi
Past Secretaries:
Mr. L. A. Adesanya, Mr. A. O. Obasan, Mrs. T. O. Olutunda, Mr. Dapo Oke, Mr. Gbenga Omilola
,
Mr. Abiodun O. Onawog
a.
The Extended Management Board:
The Vice Chancellor
– Professor Wole Banjo (FWISON, FASN)
Deputy Vice Chancellor
– Professor Adekunle Adeogun
Registrar
– Mr. Dapo Oke
University Librarian
–
Director of CHURGE
– Professor Adegbenga Onabamiro
Administrative Secretary
– Mr. Ololade Ogunbanjo
Research Fellows of the Centre are:
Professor S. A. Oladipo –
[email protected]
Professor J.T.B. Oluwatimilehin –
[email protected]
Professor Gbenga Oworu –
[email protected]
Professor Folasade Sulaiman –
[email protected]
Professor E. A. Alademerin –
[email protected]
Dr. Ebun Yonlonfon –
[email protected]
Selected Resident Fellows
are:
Senate Representative –
Professor Tolu Ogunleye
Rep. of National Human rights Commission –
Vacant
Rep. of Justice Development of Peace Commission –
Mrs. O. A. Ekundayo
University Lawyer –
Barrister Ololade Kazeem Ogunbanjo
Rep. of National Council of Women Society –
Vacant
Director of the International Centre, UEW, Ghana. –
Vacant
Contact Us:
[email protected]
,
+2348066106465
.