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Federal College of Education, Pankshin News Flash

The management of the college wishes to notify all JAMB candidates both NCE, and Degree that indicated Federal College of Education Pankshin as their 1st, 2nd or 3rd Choice and got the required cut – off point of 180 and above that there will be a POST- JAMB Examinations schedule as follows

Date: Friday 30th July 2010
Venue: School Premises
Time: 8:00am in the morning

Other qualified JAMB candidate both NCE and Degree with the cut-off point of 180 and above who did not select FCE, Pankshin as their 1st, 2nd or 3rd choice, but are now interested in coming to the college can also come and write the POST-JAMB Examinations for possible consideration for admission.

Those who filled the direct entry forms for both NCE and Degree programmes of the college are also invited for the POST-JAMB Examinations.

NB: All category of students coming for the POST-JAMB Examinations in the college on Friday 30th July, 2010 are notified that they are expected to pay the sum of N2,000 at the college bursary on or before Friday, 30th July, 2010.

Governing Council Chairman

Chief Barr. Onyemuchi Nnamani

The College has an eleven man Governing Council as constituted by Government in all Public Establishments across the country.
The Council is headed by a tested Administrator, Politician, Lawyer, a successful Businessman, philanthropist and a Traditional title holder, Chief Barrister Onyemuchi Nnamani.
He hails from Enugu state and was one time the Secretary to the Enugu State government during the Governorship of Chief Chimaroke Nnamani.
Within the period of his headship as chairman of the College Governing Council, Barrister Nnamani has exhibited leadership qualities which has portrayed the body as a family with the College as direct beneficiary.
Barrister Nnamani is married with children.

THE PROVOST, FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION PANKSHIN.

Professor David Longwap Wonang

Professor David Longwap Wonang is the current Provost of the Federal College of Education Pankshin, Plateau state.
He assumed duties on 14th February 2008 after a successful interview and was found qualified to be appointed by government.
The tenure is for four years in the first instance.
Professor David L. Wonang is a Plant Pathologist and before his appointment was a professor with the Botany Department of the University of Jos.
The Provost is a professional teacher to the core, having obtained a Post Graduate Diploma in Education in 2006 from the University of Jos and registered with the Teachers Registration Council in 2008.
He hails from Bumnan in Takkas village of Pankshin Local government area of Plateau state and is married with five children.
The Provost has over thirty three scholastic honours to his credit as well as numerous academic publications published in reputable Journals across the globe.
He is a member of several professional bodies including the Botanical Society of Nigeria, Seed Pathology Society of Nigeria and Fellow Institute of Corporate Administration of Nigeria among others. E-mail wonangd@unijos.edu.ng.

THE Pre-NCE Coordinator

Solomon E. Mangvwat - BA & MA (English),PGDE

Bio Data
Name	Solomon E. Mangvwat - BA & MA (English),PGDE
State of Origin/LGC	Plateau, Mangu
Marital Status	Married to Valentina S. Mangvwat
Permanent Address	P.O. Box 49, Mangu, Plateau
Email	solomangvwat@yahoo.com
Contact Address	Federal College of Education, P.M.B. 27, Pankshin
T.R.C. NO.	PL/T/00234
Current Rank	Principal Lecturer
Schools Attended
EKAN Primary School, Mangu	1974 – 1979
Boys’ Secondary School, Gindiri	1979 – 1984
Fed. School of Arts & Science, Ogoja, Cross River State	1984 – 1986
University of Jos, Jos	1986 – 1989
University of Lagos, Lagos	1992 – 1994
University of Jos, Jos	1997 – 1994
Working Experience
Community Sec School, Etomi, Cross River State	1989 – 1990
Boy’s Secondary School, Gindiri	Jan. – July, 1991
Federal College of Education, Pankshin	1995 – date
Some Responsibilities Held
HOD, General Studies	1997 – 1998
Moderator, 1997 & 1999 Convocation Eve Lectures.
Secretary, Remedial Programme Committee	1999 – 2002
Secretary Drafting Sub-Committee, College Strategic Plan- 2004
Member, Committee on Public Service Reforms - - 2006
Resource person in English Language at the NTI MDG Workshop for primary school Teachers,	11 – 16 Sept., 2006 and August 2008
Governing Council member representing Academic Board – 2009 – date.
Membership of Associations
National Association of Teachers of English in Colleges of Education and Polytechnics (NATECEP).
Eureka Academic Foundation.
Literary Association, F.C.E., Pankshin. Associate, Nigerian Institute of Management (Amnim). Institute of Personal Assistants of Nigeria (IPAN)
Workshop/Seminars =6
FME-UNESCO West African Sub-regional training workshop for Developing Open/distance Education Materials. NUC, Abuja, June 4 – 7, 2001. UBEC/FCE Consultancy Needs-Based Workshop as a Resource Person, 19 – 20 June, 2002. Served as Subject Specialist at UBEC/World Bank PEP 2 Primary Education Project Needs-based workshop for Primary School Teachers, Panyam Zone, 24 – 25 Feb. 2003. Subject Specialist, UBEC/World Bank PEP2 Primary Education Project Needs-based workshop for Primary School teachers, Mangu Zone, 23 – 25 October 2003. Subject Specialist, UBEC/World Bank PEP 2 Primary Education Project Needs-based workshop for primary school teachers, Gindiri Zone, 2004. NCCE/FME HIV/AIDS Workshop.
Conference Papers = 34 Journal Articles = 30 Books = 9 Chapters in Books = 13 Editorial membership:
Journal of Educational Issues vol.3 No.1, 2008 Journal of Educational Issues Vol.3 No.2, 2008 Eureka Journal of Educational Issues Vol.1 No.1, 2009 Eureka International Journal Vol.1. No.3, 2010. v) General Studies Publication Committee (Chairman)
Award/Commendation Certificate of merit from Boys’ Secondary School Gindiri for participation in Spartan Trek, 1995. Letter of Commendation from the College for sincerity, 2004. Letter of Appreciation/Commendation from College for performing creditably the Functions of Personal Assistant. Hobbies Reading magazines, newspapers, biographies & books. Listening to mature highlife music, reggae and traditional tunes. Watching movies, documentaries, etc.