Latest update October 28th, 2026 3:48 AM
Aug 27, 2023 Sports
– Major International Bodies to support process
Kaieteur Sports – The University of Guyana is pleased to indicate that a number of steps to strengthen the management of sports programmes at the University have now been initiated by a Task Force on sports initiated through the office of the Vice-Chancellor.
This follows a report two weeks ago, into improper action by a member of staff at a recent international sports meet. While the official enquiry into the incident is still being completed, a series of important steps have already been taken aimed at strengthening the University’s governance and ethical systems in regard to sports management.
These include creation of a draft Code of Ethics for Clubs and Officials and a draft Selection Policy for sports. These new policies are expected to be sent for comments, review and finalisation within the next six weeks.
The University is being supported by national and international sporting bodies in this regard. The report on the disciplinary matter is also expected to be concluded during this time since preparations for the new academic year beginning Sept 4, as well as the extensive nature of the incident review, have required more time than previously expected.
The University is committed to closing gaps and creating comprehensive conditions for fair review and responsible redress of these matters.
UG IN BRIEF
The University of Guyana, now in its 60th year, was founded in October 1963. “UG” as it is fondly referred to offers 160 plus programmes in over 60 disciplines in online, face-to-face or blended formats. UG delivers in a Guyana-based system across eight publicity.decc@uog.edu.gy (592) 623-5104 www.uog.edu.gy Turkeyen, Greater Georgetown, P.O. Box 101110, Guyana, South America Page 2 of 2 campuses. It is the largest, oldest, most advanced and only state University in Guyana with a student population of over 10,000. “UG” has provided education, training and research for over 50,000 alumni over its 60-year history. UG’s national and global impact and footprint are significant. Its graduates have risen to populate the commanding heights of national, regional and international organisations of repute in over 150 different disciplines. The mission of the University is to discover, generate, disseminate and apply knowledge of the highest standard for the service of the community, the nation, and all mankind within an atmosphere of academic freedom, innovation and universal respect. UG’s forward-thinking Blueprint 2040 is currently setting the course for the University’s future design and institutional response to the changing needs of Guyana, the region and the world. UG is currently celebrating its 60th anniversary and is stepping up its focus on becoming one of the leading and most sought-after educational institutions in the world for both staff and students.
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