Borana University, 25/10/2025 Borana University conducted important life skills training session aimed at equipping senior students with essential skills to combat gender-based violence and enhance communication abilities. The training took place under the guidance of esteemed faculty members, including Mr. Mohamed Kemal, Head of the Department of Psychology, Mr. Adane Bekele, Coordinator of the Higher Diploma Program, and Mr. Yasin Workineh from student clinic.
During the event, Dr. Befekadu Chemere, President of Borana University, emphasized the vital importance of life skills beyond academic performance. He stated that the skills students acquire today are essential. The university is a place where they learn, grow, and develop crucial skills that will accompany them long after graduation. He encouraged students to engage in campus club activities, which can provide valuable opportunities for collaboration and personal development.
Mr. Duba Jarso, the Dean of Student Services, also highlighted the training’s objectives, reinforcing the importance of communication and awareness in preventing gender-based violence. In his closing remarks, Dr. Befekadu Chemere stated that this initiative will continue, providing students with the tools necessary for personal and professional growth. He emphasized that developing these skills are crucial for their future and that each student has the potential to bring about meaningful change in their communities.
The event saw participation from students and University management, underscoring the collective commitment to fostering a supportive and safe environment on campus. This training session not only aimed to raise awareness about gender-based violence but also sought to empower students with the necessary tools to create a conducive environment on campus and beyond. The senior students expressed their genuine appreciation for the training, highlighting that it helped them transform their mindsets. Through ongoing initiatives like this, the University continues to invest in the personal and professional development of its students. “Rooted Education, Research and Engagements for Excellence!” Public and International Relations Executive