The Office of Grants and Research (OGR) at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Kumasi, has officially opened its new office at the KNUST Library Mall, marking a significant milestone in the University’s efforts to strengthen research and grant management.
The relocation is expected to enhance the operations of the Office of Grants and Research and further support KNUST’s mission of advancing knowledge through impactful and innovative research.
The opening ceremony was preceded by a blessing led by the Catholic Chaplain, Rev. Fr. (Dr.) Anthony Frangtana Naah, who dedicated the new office space and prayed for positive and far-reaching outcomes from the work to be carried out by the office.
In his remarks, Rev. Fr. Dr. Naah expressed optimism that the Office of Grants and Research would continue to produce research outputs that benefit humanity. He noted that the activities of the office would contribute significantly to society, adding that “humanity will continue to enjoy the benefits of the establishment of this institution.”
The Director of the Office of Grants and Research, Professor Jerry John Kponyo, expressed appreciation to the University Management for providing the new office space at the Library Mall. He reaffirmed the office’s commitment to serving the university through effective research support and grant administration.
“We want to thank the University Management for the opportunity and the allocation of this space. We will continue to work for the good of the University,” Prof. Kponyo stated.
The new office is expected to improve accessibility and efficiency in research support services, further positioning KNUST as a leading research institution in Ghana and beyond.
KNUST Opens New Office for Grants and Research at Library Mall
Rev. Fr. Naah, Prof. Kponyo and team.