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HISTORY
The
School of Pure
and Applied Sciences (SPAS) is the oldest school in the University.
It was established at the inception of the University in 1981,
and was then known as School
of Sciences with four (4) departments
viz: - Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Mathematics/Statistics and Physics.
This arrangement existed till June 1984 when the University was
merged with the University of
Maiduguri under the name of
Modibbo Adama
College.
With
the the merger in January 1988, the name of the School was changed to the
School of Science
and Technology Education (SSTE), and a new department, Technology Education
was now created and added to the existing four making a total of five
departments. The number of departments rose to six during
the 1989/90 session when the Department of Geology originally located
in School of Environmental Sciences (SES) was moved to SSTE.
The
Departments of Biochemistry and Microbiology came into existence in the
1996/97 session. Hitherto, they
were programmes in the then Department of Biological Sciences.
In
September 1998, the then Mathematics, Statistics and Operations Research
Department was split into Mathematics and Computer Science Department
and Statistics and Operations Research Department bringing the total number
of departments in the School to nine.
At
the end of the 1998/99 session, School of Science and Technology Education
was now split into two; i.e. School of Technology and Science Education
(STSE) and School of
Pure
and Applied Sciences (SPAS). With
this split eight departments now remained in the school.
PHILOSOPHY
There
is no doubt that pure science is the bedrock of all technologies; whether
copied, adopted or developed. Therefore,
the mission of the school in the new millennium will remain the training
of persons in the various disciplines in the school who will acquire scientific
and professional skills and who in turn will be professionally competent
and contribute to the development of the Nigerian economy. The skills our graduate will posses will make
them self reliant, create jobs and provide services rather than depend
on government for employment.
Our
vision as a School is contained in the motto of the Federal University
of Technology which is: Technology
for Development. Our vision is to carry through the molecular
approach to understanding, to solve
problems and make our environment a better and healthier place to live
in.
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STAFF
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S/No. |
Name |
Qualification |
Rank/Status |
Remarks |
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1. |
Dr. M.O.
Egwurube |
B. Sc(UniJos) M. Sc. (Iowa State) M.
Sc. (Warwick) Ph.D (ATBU) |
Snr. Lecturer |
Ag. Dean |
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2. |
Mr. I.
B. Chimbekwujo |
B.
Sc. (Unimaid), M.Sc, (Ibadan) |
Senior
Lecturer |
Deputy Dean |
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3. |
Mrs. Gwari Tijani Lucy |
B.Sc.
(Unimaid) |
Deputy
Registrar |
School
Officer |
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4. |
Mr. Vincent O. Adindu |
OND,
HND |
Chief Personnel Sec. |
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5. |
Miss
Matta Zharkahyel |
Dip. in Pub Admin
(FUTY) |
Snr. Clerical
Officer |
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6. |
Mrs. Kamou Wati |
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Cleaner |
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DEPARTMENTS
Department of
Biochemistry
Department of Biological
Sciences
Department of Chemistry
Department of Geology
Department of Mathematics
and Computer Science
Department of
Microbiology
Department of Physics
Department of
Statistics and Operations Research
COMMITTEES
1. School Management Committee
2. School
of Post-Graduate Committee
3. School
of Research Committee
4. School Fellowship Award Committee
5. School Examinations Committee
6. School Welfare Committee
7. School Staff / Students Welfare Committee
8. School Strategic Planning Committee
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