Gender and HIV AIDS Prevention and Control Executive

Duties and Responsibilities of Gender and HIV/AIDS Issues Executive  

  • Identify challenges faced by female students and staff of the University and provide/suggest solutions; 
  • Work with the concerned bodies of the University  and other stakeholders to mainstream gender and HIV/AIDS issues in the planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of programs, projects, plans, procedures, budgets, policies , curriculum  etc of the University,
  • Raise the awareness of students and other members of the University on gender, and HIV/AIDS issues through trainings, seminars, workshops, event day celebrations  etc.
  • Follow up and coordinate support services such as tutorial and others provided to female students,; 
  • Work on different gender-related and HIV/AIDS issues raised by students and staff and report to relevant offices, take appropriate actions and follow up progress; 
  • Motivate best scorer female students through  awards/recognitions schemes,  
  • Provide training for female students on assertiveness, stress management, study skills and others,
  • Create networking with other stakeholders within and outside the University, which are working on the areas of gender and HIV/AIDS,
  • Encourage the University’s community to provide care and support for those who are infected and affected by HIV/AIDS,
  • Coordinate HIV prevention efforts of the University, 
  • Provide psycho-social support for female  students, staff as well as  HIV positives ; with special attention to female students coming from emerging regions,
  • Carry out research activities on various aspects of gender and HIV/AIDS issues  HIV/AIDS prevention 
  • Flow up the implementation of affirmative action in admission of female students, recruitment, and promotion of academic and administrative staff, respectively,