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CHS Receives Donation of BNF Books

CHS Receives Donation of BNF Books

Fri 25 Feb 2022 CHS News
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Mr. Richard Bruce Lamptey, the Deputy Librarian of the College of Science of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), has donated about 40 British National Formulary (BNF) books to the Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. The presentation was made during a short ceremony on Friday, 18th February 2022 at the College Board Room.

The BNF is a pharmacological reference book including a broad range of information and guidance on prescription and pharmacology, as well as particular facts and data regarding numerous drugs accessible via the UK National Health Service.

According to Mr. Richard Bruce Lamptey, the donation was facilitated by Mr. Ebenezer Cobbinah, a Medical student at London Metropolitan University, who showed interest in assisting the Faculty with recent versions of the BNF which, he believes, would serve as reference materials for students and prospective students of the Faculty.

Mr. Richard Lamptey
Mr. Richard Bruce Lamptey, the Deputy Librarian of the College of Science

The Provost of College of Health Sciences (CHS), Professor Christian Agyare, receiving the donation remarked that the donation is a significant contribution to enhancing teaching and learning and would aid the College and the University as a whole in achieving its core mandates.

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Professor Christian Agyare, Provost - College of Health Sciences

The College Finance Officer, Mr. Felix Obeng Boateng, also expressed his gratitude to the benefactors and assured them that the books would be put to good use. 

“Many thanks for the donation. We appreciate it. We hope that the gesture continues and I would want to assure you that it will be properly used. Both the students and the lecturers will benefit from it,” he said.

Others present at the donation were Professor Victoria Bubunyo Bam, Head of the Department of Nursing; Professor Nicholas Titiloye, Head of the Department of Pathology; Professor Benjamin Emikpe, the Dean of the School of Veterinary Medicine and Miss Adeline Angkosaala, Registrar for Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.