Prof. Omwoyo Bosire Onyancha has been confirmed as a Panelist during Research Week 2020. He will present during the virtual conference on “The Value of Information Governance, Leadership & Ethics in Higher Education Institution”.
Dr. Sophia Kaane has been confirmed as a Panelist during Research Week 2020. She will present during the virtual conference on “The Value of Information Governance, Leadership & Ethics in Higher Education Institution”.
Dr. Violet Makuku has been confirmed as a Panelist during Research Week 2020. She will present during the virtual conference on “The Value of Information Governance, Leadership & Ethics in Higher Education Institution”.
Ashley Maynor has been confirmed as a panelist at Research Week 2020 in "The Value of Information Governance, Leadership and Ethics in Higher Education Institutionsis". She is an award-winning cineaste, librarian, and scholar who uses digital and analog technology to tell compelling stories.
Mr. Dan Shefet has been confirmed as a guest speaker during Research Week 2020. He will speak during the virtual conference on “The Value of Information Governance, Leadership & Ethics in Higher Education Institution”.
Titilope Ajayi has been confirmed as a Keynote speaker during Research Week 2020. She will speak during the virtual 3rd Annual Victimology and Victim Support Conference. The theme of the conference is “Victim Resilience in Changing Times”.
Prof. Nzioka John Muthama has been confirmed as a guest speaker during Research Week 2020. He will speak during the virtual 3rd Annual Conference on Status of African Women. The theme of the conference is “Women, Climate Change, Environment and Develompment”.
Culture change can be compared to an iceberg. Culture has an equivalent tip of the iceberg which is the smaller part that is visible above the water line. This visible part is equivalent to the surface structure of a culture. Like the tip of the iceberg which is easily affected by weather, the surface structure of a culture is easily affected and can easily change. Examples of surface structure aspects of culture include norms such as greetings, dress, food, transportation, housing etc. These are aspects of culture that can be easily influenced by contact with other cultures.
Throughout the world, COVID-19 pandemic has adversely affected the day-to-day functioning of cities. It has paralyzed transport systems, endangered public health, and ruined their economies and livelihoods of vulnerable groups. For the lobbyists of walkable, unpolluted and vehicle-free cities, the past few months have offered an unprecedented opportunity to test the ideas they have long advocated for.
Dr Oluwakemi Olurinola has been confirmed as a keynote speaker during Research Week 2020.
