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OATH-TAKING & ACTS OF DEDICATION

School of Nursing | Radiography |School of Veterinary Medicine

2020

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Welcoming Remarks ASSOCIATE DEAN SCHOOL OF NURSING

Dear Graduates,

Welcome to this prestigious event, the first in history.

I know you graduated in July, but for nurses, graduation is never

completed unless the oath taking and lamp lighting ceremony

is concluded.

The lamp during this ceremony resembles the dedication of

Florence Nightingale, founder of nursing, when she nursed the

vulnerable and helpless during the night. May the lamp in your

hand forever reminds you of the service you pledge to render.

Prof L. PretoriusAssociate Dean: School of Nursing

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ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS

MEANING OF THE LAMP: DR L.N. PINEHAS, HOD OSHAKATI CAMPUS

NURSING PLEDGE: DR S. KUUGONGELWA, DD SCHOOL OF NURSING

RADIOGRAPHY PLEDGE: MS L. KALONDO, HOD ALLIED HEALTH DEPARTMENT

SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MEDICINE DECLARATION: DR A MARAIS, ASSOCIATE DEAN SOVM

PROGRAMMES : Bachelor of Nursing Science (Clinical )(Honours) Degree

Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery Science

Bachelor of Radiography Diagnostic (Honours)

NAMES OF GRADUATES: OATH TAKINGRundu

Oshakati

Windhoek

STUDENT AWARDS: THEORY, PRACTICAL, LEADERSHIPSouthern

Rundu

Oshakati

Windhoek

SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MEDICINE

CLOSING REMARKS: MR D. ASHIPALA, HOD RUNDU CAMPUS

Disclaimer:This booklet is for ceremonial purposes only and not a legally binding reference for the verification of the 2019

graduating class. UNAM shall not be held liable for any errors and/or omissions that may have occurred during the compilation of this booklet.

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FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES

SCHOOL OF NURSING

v The Lamp in your hand is the symbol of those who keep vigil over the sick.

v It is the symbol of the philosophy of the nursing profession that those who nurse

should be a light unto others.

v It indicates that you are prepared to develop your profession and to practice it

in the light of the sciences which are the building blocks of medical and nursing

science.

v It confirms that you are prepared to carry out your professional acts in

accordance with the legal and ethical codes of your profession and that you are

prepared to care for man in his uniqueness with knowledge and compassion.

v It is the symbol that indicates that you are prepared to be the following for those

who need your help:

w the eyes of the blind who are sick;

w the power of movement for those who cannot move;

w the hands of those who do not have the strength to care for themselves;

w the comforter of those who are alone or grieve;

w the nourisher of those who cannot eat;

w the protector of those who are helpless and those who are vulnerable;

w the mind of those who are unconscious;

w the one who has to ward off the hazards threatening the sick;

w the intermediary between the doctor, other members of the health profession

and the patient; and

w the advocate of those who have health problems.

w It confirms that you as a professional nurse are

prepared to submit to the discipline of your profession.

v It serves as proof that you are prepared to serve as a

role model of your profession.

v I give you the reveille of nursing: “Let the oil of

knowledge and of love always ensure that your lamp

burns brightly.”

THE MEANING OF THE LAMP IN THE PLEDGE OF SERVICE

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NURSES SERVICE PLEDGE

RADIOGRAPHERS SERVICE PLEDGE

v I solemnly declare that my ultimate responsibility as a nurse is to promote and safeguard

the total wellbeing of my clients, their families and the community at large.

v My practice will be founded on respect for my clients humanity, dignity and individuality.

v I undertake to treat my clients equally, and will not allow that social, economical,

political, religious or cultural differences influence the care I render.

v To fulfil the needs of my clients, I will endeavor to understand and address it with

compassion and empathy.

v I accept it as my duty to protect the interest of my clients and to maintain professional

secrecy.

v I will comply with all moral, legal and professional standards in the execution of my

duties and inspire others in achieving our shared vision.

v Finally, I pledge to maintain the highest level of knowledge and skills and to contribute

towards the development of my profession.

In recognizing that every member of the healthcare team plays a vital role in caring for the

patient and wanting to provide the best care, I hereby solemnly PLEDGE:

• Toputmypatient’shealth,safety,andwelfarefirstandberesponsibleforthe

optimisation of any ionising or non-ionising radiation dose to my patient consistent

with the ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) principle and produce diagnostic

quality images.

• Toensurethehealth,welfare,protectionandsafetyofcaregivers,colleaguesandthe

public with regard to providing radiation safety.

• Tobehavewithdignityandintegrityandworkwithinthelawsandregulationsgoverning

my profession and keep up-to-date with any changes in legislation.

• Toalways,respecttherights,confidentiality,privacy,needs,values,culture,dignityand

vulnerability of patients and their families.

• Tocontinuallystrivetoimproveknowledgeandskillsbyparticipating

in continuing education and professional activities, sharing

knowledge with colleagues, and investigating new aspects of

professional practice.

• Tocommitmyselfandtodoallinmypowerwithhonourandpride

and to live up to the highest traditions of my profession.

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FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES


Being admitted to the profession of veterinary medicine, I solemnly swear to use my

scientific knowledge and skills for the benefit of society through the protection of animal

health and welfare, the prevention and relief of animal suffering, the conservation of

animal and natural resources, the promotion of public health, and the advancement

of medical knowledge.

I will practice my profession conscientiously, with dignity, and in keeping with the

principles of veterinary medical ethics. I will treat my patients to the best of my

knowledge and ability and never intentionally cause them harm.

I accept as a lifelong obligation the continual improvement of my professional

knowledge and competence.

SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MEDICINE DECLARATION

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RUNDU:BACHELOR OF NURSING SCIENCE (CLINICAL) (HONOURS) DEGREE

ANTONIO SECILIA NBEN VICTORIABOOIS FREDRICK PFELICKS JAKOBIN TFILIPPUS SAIMA KILONGA AMALIA NIVULA SIMEON I NJOSEF EMALIAKAKWIYU FERDINAND NKASHAKATALA NKUFUNA AJELINEMASARA ALICE MHLOPE NKOSENHLE JMHOPHENI ALINA N

MUKUTULO TRACY NMWALYOMBU VICKY NNAKATHINGO FRIEDA MNANGWALI BEATHA TNEHALE SECILIA NNGHIFIKEKO TUNGEINGE NNGHISHIHANGENDAWILELAO KNYAKUDYA SIMBARASHE CPAULUS HOOLOLENI PSHALONDASYLVIA MSHALUWAWA SELMA ISHATIMWENE GELASIUS PSILAS SELMA EVINNDIMBA ADEUNA

OSHAKATI:BACHELOR OF NURSING SCIENCE (CLINICAL) (HONOURS) DEGREE

ALBERTO VANDA AMUYAGELE ALBERTINA MAGANO ANDREAS RUUSA ARON MARTHA PELIWA AUALA KAULIKUFWA HILANDOMWENYO CHIPFUPA ESTERY DULA JOLENI ELAGO TEOPOLINA NALITAANDELE FESTUS NAMASIKU HAFINGO FRANSINA NDALINOSHISHOHAKWENYE FRANSINA HAUHOLO NDAPWA-OUDJA NDAHAFA HITANWA PETRINA IHUHWA WILBARD TANGENI IITA RUSA IIYAMBO HILMA NELAGO IIYAMBO TUULIKI PANDULENI IMMANUEL JULIA NAILOKE JAFETA ESTER JOHANNES HILYA MAGANO KADHIKWA KETU VICTORIA NAMENE

KAFULA HEDVIG NDATYAVA NDINELAO KAHALU ESTER NDEMUTILA KATANGOLO MARIA FATIMA NDAKULILWA KAWELA PAULUS KALITHENI KONDO ROSALIA NDESHILIHALUKA NANGULA KONGHOLA KAARINA NANGULA KUUTONDOKWA SARAH NDAHAFA LINUS RITA NDUUPULWA TUNOMWAAMENI MALANGU INDILENI TWENYEENGOLO MANDUME PENEYAMBEKO MATEMBELE LEENAMATHEUS ESTERIA NDAPEWOSHALI NDAGWEDHAMBANGU JOHANNA MALIRO MOKAXWA PAULINA SHANGEELAO MOSHANA MARIA LAFIMANA NELAO MWANDINGI MARTHA NANGULA MWEENDELELI BOAS NAHENDA HILMA NELAGO NATANAEL SUSANA NDEMUWEDA HILARIA VAMWEPO

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NDUNGULA JUSTINA TUUTALENI

NEHEMIA OLIVIA

NGHAAMWA NDESHIMONA MEKELIWA

NGHIPANDULWA KLAUDIA

NGHIPANDULWA TRESIA TEELELENI

OTTO SELMA TWAMANGULUKA

SAMWEL RUUSA NIILONGA

SHAANIKA ALBERTINA NDAKONDJA

SHANGANO TEOFILIA MWESHITYA NDESHIUDA

SHIGWEDHA MAGDALENA NDAHAMBELELA

SHIKONGO FILLEMON SHUUMBWA

SHIKONGO SILAS

SHIKUTHENI SELMA

SHIMALI ANNA MAGANO

SHIMUTWIKENI LAUDIKA NDILIMEKE

SHIPAXU JULINDA

SHIPENA ELIZABETH

SHIVUTE JUSTINA NDUVITEKO

SIMON SAIMA RIGAMENA

SITEMBI KORNELIA NEPEMBA

THOMAS SELMA NANGULA

TITUS ALVID

TOMAS LOIDE

TSHOOPALA RAFAEL

VAULENI NDINELAO WILHELMINA

VEIKO OTTILIE LOMBWELATHANENI

WILBARD FRIEDA

TULIPOHAMBA

WINDHOEK: BACHELOR OF NURSING SCIENCE (CLINICAL) (HONOURS) DEGREE

AIS NATASHAAMADHILA RAINA NAMUKHOSI TEOPOLINA TNANDREAS TEOPOLINAANGULA PAULUS NAUKHAOS NALEDI GBANDULANDA ANGELINA N GAESES JOAQUIN IVSGIDEON LEAHAFENI JOHANNA TONHAMUNYELA LONIA UHIMOTA HELVY LHISHITONGO KENNY NIIPINGE LOIDE SJOHANNES ELIZABETH NKAKOTO EUNIKE NKALUKAMBE PANDULENI NMKALUNGUNGU JENITHA IKATJIZUMO SOLA GUKHARASES BARCELONA JLINYANDO RHICHILDIS KLUKONGA REBECCA PMARIINE MORDILA JMATEUS MPANDE IMBULU MARTHA INMUDAMBURI DZIDZAI

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UUSHONA ENDELINA M

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WINDHOEK :DIPLOMA GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY SCIENCE

AMAKALI Helvi NAMALOVU MagdalenaAMOOMO Hilja NAMUPANDA Elina MAMUTHITU Rosalia KANGULA Simsolia MDAUSAB MarcellusDUMENI Ndatoolewe PGAWESES Amase JGLEY Winnie DDGORASES Minnete ALHAINGURA Paula NHALWOODI Fransina NHAMUKWAYA Toini TIITULA Aili VNJOHANNES Karolina NJOSEFAT ElizabethKAALI EliiseKAMEHENE KavezemburukaKAMBINDA RommanusKAMBONDE Sofia DKANDANGULI MarthaKANDETU Julia PKANDITHU Maria MKANKONO RubenKAPUMBURU Kasmil KKATHINDI Elizabeth SKKUBAS MagdalenaLEONARD Elizabeth KLYEVERA Paulina IMBANGWETU Wendy P

MBATARA JapuiraMBOMBO Anna NNMENGELA Susan NMINGELI Angelina NMOOKA Priscah MMUANDINGI PAULINA NNTMUNYALA FaustinaMURANGI BenethMUSASO Katamunua IMUYENGA Ndonya PNAKATHINGO Getrud NNAMBALA Marry FNEGUMBO MarthaNEROMBA Regina NNGHINANAMUNHU Ndeshihafela ANGHIWANAPO Keulukuwa PNGOLONGA Hileni NNGORO MerithaOCKHUIZEN Shalene COWOSES CristinePATALAZO Simataa OSAMEUL Albertina NSHIKONGO Stefanus NSHILONGO Emilia NSTEFANUS Nelago NHSWARTBOOI Lena GTHERON Juliana RUISES Madisia UNTJANGA JohannesWEKA Leonard M

WINDHOEK: BACHELOR OF RADIOGRAPHY DIAGNOSTIC (HONOURS) DEGREE

NGHIPUKUULA,JSNHISHITI, EN TJIVAVA, FM KANGANDJO, AM

KAMUWA, JK IIFO, S N NKAMAKENDE, A M

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SOUTHERN CAMPUS

BEST PRACTICAL NURSING STUDENTS: BACHELOR OF NURSING SCIENCE CLINICAL (HONOURS)

THEORETICAL

BEST FIRST YEAR STUDENTS:

P. Iipinge H. Namugongo N. Uutoni

BEST SECOND YEAR STUDENTS:

J. Ndafyaalako T. Teofilus H.Venasiu

PRACTICAL/CLINICAL

BEST FIRST YEAR STUDENT: P.Iipinge BEST SECOND YEAR STUDENT : J. Ndafyaalako

LEADERSHIP

CLASS REP/FACULTY REP: P. Johannes

STUDENT AWARDS: 2019

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RUNDU CAMPUS

OSHAKATI CAMPUS

BEST NURSING STUDENTS: BACHELOR OF NURSING SCIENCE( CLINICAL) (HONOURS) DEGREE

Best First Year Student: T.S. Pedro Best Second Year Student: M.R. Sanda Best Third Year Student: T.B. Nhokwara Best Fourth Year Student: A. Masara

BEST GRADUATING DEGREE STUDENT PER CAMPUS (SATELITE CAMPUSES ONLY) A.Masara

STUDENTS IN LEADERSHIP (CLASS REPRESENTATIVES)Best Fourth Year Student: S. Muvumwaeni Best Second Year Student: F. Kawana

BEST PRACTICAL NURSING STUDENTS: BACHELOR OF NURSING SCIENCE CLINICAL (HONOURS) DEGREE

Best First Year Student : L.K.N.D.Tuvadimbwa (NGN 3580)

Best Third Year Student: M. Muajavara (NCH 3780); A. Lukas (NGN3780)

Best Fourth Year Student: T.N.Elago (NCH 3880); H.N.N Kafula (NMH 3780)

BEST GRADUATING DEGREE STUDENT PER CAMPUS (SATELITE CAMPUSES ONLY) T.N.Elago

Best First Year Student: F.M. JohannesBest Second Year Student: L Matchim De PoneBest Third Year Student: B.T ChangundaBest Fourth Year Student: T.N. Elago

STUDENTS IN LEADERSHIP (CLASS REPRESENTATIVES)Best Fourth Year Student: W.Ihuhwa Best Fourth Year Student: H.Kafula

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Best First Year Student : L.M.N.N.Namukwambi Best Second Year Student: E.N. Hamweya Best Third Year Student: E.C.C.Aibeb Best Fourth Year Student: L.T.Ndipwashimwe

BEST PRACTICAL NURSING STUDENTS: DILOMA IN GENERAL NURSING AND WIDWIFERY SCIENCE

Best First Year Student : A.N.Sikerete Best First Year Student: R.A.Thomas Best Second Year Student: A.Paulus Best Third Year Student: J.Mbatara

MIDWIFERY DEPARTMENT AWARD (IN HONOUR OF DOCTOR SABINA AISHE DAVID)

Best Second Year Degree Student: E.N.Hamweya Best Second Year Diploma Student: P.P.Ipinge

AMAKALI-NAUISEB FAMILY AWARDBEST FINAL YEAR: COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING SCIENCE III

Best Fourth Year Student: L.T.Ndipwashimwe (Sharing)Best Fourth Year Student: H.T.Ngolo (Sharing)

WINDHOEK CAMPUS

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BEST STUDENT RADIOGRAPHY AWARDS 2019

BACHELOR OF RADIOGRAPHY DIAGNOSTIC (HONOURS) DEGREE

SPONSORS

First Year Edwin Ralph Daniels Award

Second Year Willem Paulus Award

Third Year Medical Imaging Award

BEST OVERALL RADIOGRAPHY STUDENTS:


Best First Year Student: W.A.Ludwig

Best Second Year Student: C.N.Aipanda

Best Third Year Student: A.A.N Asino

Best Fourth Year Student: J.S.N. Nghipukuula


BEST PRACTICAL RADIOGRAPHY STUDENTS:

Best First Year Student: R. Blaauw & P.Neliwa

Best Second Year Student: T. Knuffel

Best Third Year Student: W.Dihako


LEADERSHIP AWARD


STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS: FACULTY REPRESENTATIVES

D.J.Nghaamemoye

N.B.Andries

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BACHELOR OF NURSING SCIENCE CLINICAL (HONOURS) DEGREE

FINAL YEAR STUDENT:

N.Ais

M.C.Snyman

DIPLOMA IN GENERAL NURSING & MIDWIFERY SCIENCE:

FINAL YEAR STUDENT:

P.N.Muyenga

M.M Ngoro

M.Dausab

BACHELOR OF RADIOGRAPHY DIAGNOSTIC (HONOURS) – LEADERSHIP AWARD

FINAL YEAR STUDENT:

J.S.N Nghipukuula

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BACHELOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE

LEE-MONIQUE ANDERSON

SARA GOTTLIEB

NDAHAFA HAWANGA

ANNA HOMATENI

ELIFAS JUNIAS

JOSEPHINA KAMBODE

MARTIN KATUMBE

SIMON NAMBINGA

HERMAN NELSON

MARTHA NGHINAUNYE

BERTHA NYAHODA

FREDDY SAMUNTU

PAUL SET

VINCENT SEVENSTER

SANDRA SHIKOMBA

IMMANUEL SHINEXUUGI

JAN SMITH

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Closing Remarks

Dear Graduates,

It is unfortunate that you as our graduates for 2020 have to take

your oath taking virtually due to Covid – 19. The nation is looking

forward to have you in the health sector in order to mitigate

the challenges caused by Covid – 19. So as a University, we are

equally proud that you are our alumni and you must continue to

raise the bar of the University high. We expect you to conduct

yourself professionally in the community that you will serve. I

want to urge you to be courageous in the face of adversity, and

even tragedy, try to remember the reasons for optimism – and

never be afraid to ask for help. Embrace your profession with

commitment and dedication. Look after yourself – especially

your health, both physical and mental.

Beboldandtakerisks,anddon’tletthefearoffailurestopyou.

Failure is a part of life. It’s anotherway to learn. Change is a

partoflife,too.Attimesit’sfrightening,butweshouldseeitasa

chance to explore, and to test our limits. Above all, enjoy what

you do. Take pleasure and satisfaction in what you achieve.

AlongwithallthesepersonalattributesI’vementionedabove,I

wish you all unlimited success in your future endeavours.

Graduates – and now, my fellow alumni of the University of

Namibia: Congratulations! You have worked hard. You deserve

to be proud of this achievement, and take this opportunity to

celebrate.

Mr D. Ashipala

HOD Rundu Campus

Meritorious

OATH-TAKING & ACTS OF DEDICATION

School of Nursing

2020

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Welcoming Remarks ASSOCIATE DEAN SCHOOL OF NURSING

Dear Graduates,

Welcome to this prestigious event, the first in history.

I know you graduated in July, but for nurses, graduation is never

completed unless the oath taking and lamp lighting ceremony

is concluded.

The lamp during this ceremony resembles the dedication of

Florence Nightingale, founder of nursing, when she nursed the

vulnerable and helpless during the night. May the lamp in your

hand forever reminds you of the service you pledge to render.

Prof L. PretoriusAssociate Dean: School of Nursing

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ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS

MEANING OF THE LAMP: DR L.N. PINEHAS, HOD OSHAKATI CAMPUS

NURSING PLEDGE: DR S. KUUGONGELWA, DD SCHOOL OF NURSING

RADIOGRAPHY PLEDGE: MS L. KALONDO, HOD ALLIED HEALTH DEPARTMENT

PROGRAMMES :

Bachelor of Nursing Science (Clinical )(Honours) Degree

Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery Science

Bachelor of Radiography Diagnostic (Honours)

NAMES OF GRADUATES: OATH TAKING

Rundu

Oshakati

Windhoek

STUDENT AWARDS: THEORY, PRACTICAL, LEADERSHIP

Southern

Rundu

Oshakati

Windhoek

CLOSING REMARKS: MR D. ASHIPALA, HOD RUNDU CAMPUS

Disclaimer:This booklet is for ceremonial purposes only and not a legally binding reference for the verification of the 2019

graduating class. UNAM shall not be held liable for any errors and/or omissions that may have occurred during the compilation of this booklet.

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FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES

SCHOOL OF NURSING

v The Lamp in your hand is the symbol of those who keep vigil over the sick.

v It is the symbol of the philosophy of the nursing profession that those who nurse

should be a light unto others.

v It indicates that you are prepared to develop your profession and to practice it

in the light of the sciences which are the building blocks of medical and nursing

science.

v It confirms that you are prepared to carry out your professional acts in

accordance with the legal and ethical codes of your profession and that you are

prepared to care for man in his uniqueness with knowledge and compassion.

v It is the symbol that indicates that you are prepared to be the following for those

who need your help:

w the eyes of the blind who are sick;

w the power of movement for those who cannot move;

w the hands of those who do not have the strength to care for themselves;

w the comforter of those who are alone or grieve;

w the nourisher of those who cannot eat;

w the protector of those who are helpless and those who are vulnerable;

w the mind of those who are unconscious;

w the one who has to ward off the hazards threatening the sick;

w the intermediary between the doctor, other members of the health profession

and the patient; and

w the advocate of those who have health problems.

w It confirms that you as a professional nurse are prepared to submit to the discipline

of your profession.

v It serves as proof that you are prepared to serve as a role model of your profession.

v I give you the reveille of nursing: “Let the oil of knowledge and of love always

ensure that your lamp burns brightly.”

THE MEANING OF THE LAMP IN THE PLEDGE OF SERVICE

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NURSES SERVICE PLEDGE

RADIOGRAPHERS SERVICE PLEDGE

v I solemnly declare that my ultimate responsibility as a nurse is to promote and safeguard

the total wellbeing of my clients, their families and the community at large.

v My practice will be founded on respect for my clients humanity, dignity and individuality.

v I undertake to treat my clients equally, and will not allow that social, economical,

political, religious or cultural differences influence the care I render.

v To fulfil the needs of my clients, I will endeavor to understand and address it with

compassion and empathy.

v I accept it as my duty to protect the interest of my clients and to maintain professional

secrecy.

v I will comply with all moral, legal and professional standards in the execution of my

duties and inspire others in achieving our shared vision.

v Finally, I pledge to maintain the highest level of knowledge and skills and to contribute

towards the development of my profession.

In recognizing that every member of the healthcare team plays a vital role in caring for the

patient and wanting to provide the best care, I hereby solemnly PLEDGE:

• Toputmypatient’shealth,safety,andwelfarefirstandberesponsibleforthe

optimisation of any ionising or non-ionising radiation dose to my patient consistent

with the ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) principle and produce diagnostic

quality images.

• Toensurethehealth,welfare,protectionandsafetyofcaregivers,colleaguesandthe

public with regard to providing radiation safety.

• Tobehavewithdignityandintegrityandworkwithinthelawsandregulationsgoverning

my profession and keep up-to-date with any changes in legislation.

• Toalways,respecttherights,confidentiality,privacy,needs,values,culture,dignityand

vulnerability of patients and their families.

• Tocontinuallystrivetoimproveknowledgeandskillsbyparticipating

in continuing education and professional activities, sharing

knowledge with colleagues, and investigating new aspects of

professional practice.

• Tocommitmyselfandtodoallinmypowerwithhonourandpride

and to live up to the highest traditions of my profession.

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RUNDU:BACHELOR OF NURSING SCIENCE (CLINICAL) (HONOURS) DEGREE

ANTONIO SECILIA NBEN VICTORIABOOIS FREDRICK PFELICKS JAKOBIN TFILIPPUS SAIMA KILONGA AMALIA NIVULA SIMEON I NJOSEF EMALIAKAKWIYU FERDINAND NKASHAKATALA NKUFUNA AJELINEMASARA ALICE MHLOPE NKOSENHLE JMHOPHENI ALINA N

MUKUTULO TRACY NMWALYOMBU VICKY NNAKATHINGO FRIEDA MNANGWALI BEATHA TNEHALE SECILIA NNGHIFIKEKO TUNGEINGE NNGHISHIHANGENDAWILELAO KNYAKUDYA SIMBARASHE CPAULUS HOOLOLENI PSHALONDASYLVIA MSHALUWAWA SELMA ISHATIMWENE GELASIUS PSILAS SELMA EVINNDIMBA ADEUNA

OSHAKATI:BACHELOR OF NURSING SCIENCE (CLINICAL) (HONOURS) DEGREE

ALBERTO VANDA AMUYAGELE ALBERTINA MAGANO ANDREAS RUUSA ARON MARTHA PELIWA AUALA KAULIKUFWA HILANDOMWENYO CHIPFUPA ESTERY DULA JOLENI ELAGO TEOPOLINA NALITAANDELE FESTUS NAMASIKU HAFINGO FRANSINA NDALINOSHISHOHAKWENYE FRANSINA HAUHOLO NDAPWA-OUDJA NDAHAFA HITANWA PETRINA IHUHWA WILBARD TANGENI IITA RUSA IIYAMBO HILMA NELAGO IIYAMBO TUULIKI PANDULENI IMMANUEL JULIA NAILOKE JAFETA ESTER JOHANNES HILYA MAGANO KADHIKWA KETU VICTORIA NAMENE

KAFULA HEDVIG NDATYAVA NDINELAO KAHALU ESTER NDEMUTILA KATANGOLO MARIA FATIMA NDAKULILWA KAWELA PAULUS KALITHENI KONDO ROSALIA NDESHILIHALUKA NANGULA KONGHOLA KAARINA NANGULA KUUTONDOKWA SARAH NDAHAFA LINUS RITA NDUUPULWA TUNOMWAAMENI MALANGU INDILENI TWENYEENGOLO MANDUME PENEYAMBEKO MATEMBELE LEENAMATHEUS ESTERIA NDAPEWOSHALI NDAGWEDHAMBANGU JOHANNA MALIRO MOKAXWA PAULINA SHANGEELAO MOSHANA MARIA LAFIMANA NELAO MWANDINGI MARTHA NANGULA MWEENDELELI BOAS NAHENDA HILMA NELAGO NATANAEL SUSANA NDEMUWEDA HILARIA VAMWEPO

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NDUNGULA JUSTINA TUUTALENI

NEHEMIA OLIVIA

NGHAAMWA NDESHIMONA MEKELIWA

NGHIPANDULWA KLAUDIA

NGHIPANDULWA TRESIA TEELELENI

OTTO SELMA TWAMANGULUKA

SAMWEL RUUSA NIILONGA

SHAANIKA ALBERTINA NDAKONDJA

SHANGANO TEOFILIA MWESHITYA NDESHIUDA

SHIGWEDHA MAGDALENA NDAHAMBELELA

SHIKONGO FILLEMON SHUUMBWA

SHIKONGO SILAS

SHIKUTHENI SELMA

SHIMALI ANNA MAGANO

SHIMUTWIKENI LAUDIKA NDILIMEKE

SHIPAXU JULINDA

SHIPENA ELIZABETH

SHIVUTE JUSTINA NDUVITEKO

SIMON SAIMA RIGAMENA

SITEMBI KORNELIA NEPEMBA

THOMAS SELMA NANGULA

TITUS ALVID

TOMAS LOIDE

TSHOOPALA RAFAEL

VAULENI NDINELAO WILHELMINA

VEIKO OTTILIE LOMBWELATHANENI

WILBARD FRIEDA

TULIPOHAMBA

WINDHOEK: BACHELOR OF NURSING SCIENCE (CLINICAL) (HONOURS) DEGREE

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WINDHOEK :DIPLOMA GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY SCIENCE

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WINDHOEK: BACHELOR OF RADIOGRAPHY DIAGNOSTIC (HONOURS) DEGREE

NGHIPUKUULA,JSNHISHITI, EN TJIVAVA, FM KANGANDJO, AM

KAMUWA, JK IIFO, S N NKAMAKENDE, A M

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SOUTHERN CAMPUS

BEST PRACTICAL NURSING STUDENTS: BACHELOR OF NURSING SCIENCE CLINICAL (HONOURS)

THEORETICAL

BEST FIRST YEAR STUDENTS:

P. Iipinge H. Namugongo N. Uutoni

BEST SECOND YEAR STUDENTS:

J. Ndafyaalako T. Teofilus H.Venasiu

PRACTICAL/CLINICAL

BEST FIRST YEAR STUDENT: P.Iipinge BEST SECOND YEAR STUDENT : J. Ndafyaalako

LEADERSHIP

CLASS REP/FACULTY REP: P. Johannes

STUDENT AWARDS: 2019

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RUNDU CAMPUS

OSHAKATI CAMPUS

BEST NURSING STUDENTS: BACHELOR OF NURSING SCIENCE( CLINICAL) (HONOURS) DEGREE

Best First Year Student: T.S. Pedro Best Second Year Student: M.R. Sanda Best Third Year Student: T.B. Nhokwara Best Fourth Year Student: A. Masara

BEST GRADUATING DEGREE STUDENT PER CAMPUS (SATELITE CAMPUSES ONLY) A.Masara

STUDENTS IN LEADERSHIP (CLASS REPRESENTATIVES)Best Fourth Year Student: S. Muvumwaeni Best Second Year Student: F. Kawana


Best First Year Student : L.K.N.D.Tuvadimbwa (NGN 3580)

Best Third Year Student: M. Muajavara (NCH 3780); A. Lukas (NGN3780)

Best Fourth Year Student: T.N.Elago (NCH 3880); H.N.N Kafula (NMH 3780)

BEST GRADUATING DEGREE STUDENT PER CAMPUS (SATELITE CAMPUSES ONLY) T.N.Elago

Best First Year Student: F.M. JohannesBest Second Year Student: L Matchim De PoneBest Third Year Student: B.T ChangundaBest Fourth Year Student: T.N. Elago

STUDENTS IN LEADERSHIP (CLASS REPRESENTATIVES)Best Fourth Year Student: W.Ihuhwa Best Fourth Year Student: H.Kafula

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Best First Year Student : L.M.N.N.Namukwambi Best Second Year Student: E.N. Hamweya Best Third Year Student: E.C.C.Aibeb Best Fourth Year Student: L.T.Ndipwashimwe

BEST PRACTICAL NURSING STUDENTS: DILOMA IN GENERAL NURSING AND WIDWIFERY SCIENCE

Best First Year Student : A.N.Sikerete Best First Year Student: R.A.Thomas Best Second Year Student: A.Paulus Best Third Year Student: J.Mbatara

MIDWIFERY DEPARTMENT AWARD (IN HONOUR OF DOCTOR SABINA AISHE DAVID)

Best Second Year Degree Student: E.N.Hamweya Best Second Year Diploma Student: P.P.Ipinge

AMAKALI-NAUISEB FAMILY AWARDBEST FINAL YEAR: COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING SCIENCE III

Best Fourth Year Student: L.T.Ndipwashimwe (Sharing)Best Fourth Year Student: H.T.Ngolo (Sharing)

WINDHOEK CAMPUS

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BEST STUDENT RADIOGRAPHY AWARDS 2019


SPONSORS

First Year Edwin Ralph Daniels Award

Second Year Willem Paulus Award

Third Year Medical Imaging Award

BEST OVERALL RADIOGRAPHY STUDENTS:


Best First Year Student: W.A.Ludwig

Best Second Year Student: C.N.Aipanda

Best Third Year Student: A.A.N Asino



BEST PRACTICAL RADIOGRAPHY STUDENTS:

Best First Year Student: R. Blaauw & P.Neliwa

Best Second Year Student: T. Knuffel

Best Third Year Student: W.Dihako


LEADERSHIP AWARD


STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS: FACULTY REPRESENTATIVES

D.J.Nghaamemoye

N.B.Andries

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BACHELOR OF NURSING SCIENCE CLINICAL (HONOURS) DEGREE

FINAL YEAR STUDENT:

N.Ais

M.C.Snyman

DIPLOMA IN GENERAL NURSING & MIDWIFERY SCIENCE:

FINAL YEAR STUDENT:

P.N.Muyenga

M.M Ngoro

M.Dausab

BACHELOR OF RADIOGRAPHY DIAGNOSTIC (HONOURS) – LEADERSHIP AWARD

FINAL YEAR STUDENT:

J.S.N Nghipukuula

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Closing Remarks

Dear Graduates,

It is unfortunate that you as our graduates for 2020 have to take

your oath taking virtually due to Covid – 19. The nation is looking

forward to have you in the health sector in order to mitigate

the challenges caused by Covid – 19. So as a University, we are

equally proud that you are our alumni and you must continue to

raise the bar of the University high. We expect you to conduct

yourself professionally in the community that you will serve. I

want to urge you to be courageous in the face of adversity, and

even tragedy, try to remember the reasons for optimism – and

never be afraid to ask for help. Embrace your profession with

commitment and dedication. Look after yourself – especially

your health, both physical and mental.

Beboldandtakerisks,anddon’tletthefearoffailurestopyou.

Failure is a part of life. It’s anotherway to learn. Change is a

partoflife,too.Attimesit’sfrightening,butweshouldseeitasa

chance to explore, and to test our limits. Above all, enjoy what

you do. Take pleasure and satisfaction in what you achieve.

AlongwithallthesepersonalattributesI’vementionedabove,I

wish you all unlimited success in your future endeavours.

Graduates – and now, my fellow alumni of the University of

Namibia: Congratulations! You have worked hard. You deserve

to be proud of this achievement, and take this opportunity to

celebrate.

Mr D. Ashipala

HOD Rundu Campus

meritorious 2020 - university of namibia

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