The University of Uyo (UNIUYO) warmly invites staff, students, stakeholders, and members of the public to its 124th Inaugural Lecture, a major highlight of the institution’s academic calendar.
Lecture Details
Lecturer:
Professor Patricia Isioma Enang, PhD
Professor of Educational Psychology (Learning)
Department of Psychological Foundations of Education
Faculty of Education, University of Uyo
Lecture Topic:
Cognitive Restructuring: A Panacea for All-Round Development
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Date: Monday, December 15, 2025
Time: 3:00 PM (Guests are encouraged to be seated by 2:45 PM)
Venue: 1000-Capacity Lecture Theatre, UNIUYO
About the Lecture
Professor Patricia I. Enang, a renowned scholar in Educational Psychology, will lead the session. Her lecture explores how cognitive restructuring—the process of identifying and reframing unproductive thought patterns—can drive both personal growth and broader societal development.
This event forms part of UNIUYO’s long-standing tradition of celebrating scholarly excellence. Inaugural lectures create a platform for distinguished academics to share their research, insights, and contributions with the wider university community.
Why You Should Attend
The 124th Inaugural Lecture offers attendees an opportunity to:
- Engage with cutting-edge academic discourse
- Learn how cognitive restructuring supports holistic development
- Connect with scholars, educators, and policy influencers
- Celebrate the achievements of one of UNIUYO’s leading academics
R.S.V.P.
For inquiries and attendance confirmation, please contact:
Mrs. Blossom E. Okorie
Registrar and Secretary to Senate
You are invited to be part of this enriching academic experience.
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