The office of the Dean of Students Affairs is responsible for the following tasks and works hand in hand with the Assistant Registrar (Student welfare), Wardens and the House Keeper.
Once students come to LUANAR, the first step to their journey of studies is participation in the Orientation Program. What students do during the very beginning of their first semester of university life can set the foundation for the period of stay at the University. For this reason, LUANAR dedicates two weeks of orientation into the various aspects that would form part of students’ lifestyle. The Orientation program is designed to make that transition easier. We want each student to settle down and adjust to the new environment with ease. During this time you will be given a student handbook/code of conduct which you can also access through our website. The hand book will guide you on rules and regulations that you will be required to follow as a student at LUANAR. The office of the Director of Students Affairs is committed to assisting you begin your journey at LUANAR successfully.
As is mostly the case in universities worldwide, LUANAR students have their own governing body. This is led by a President, seconded by the Vice President. The members include: Secretary, Treasurer Director of Academics, Publications Director, Entertainment Director, Male Social Welfare Directors, Female Social Welfare Directors, Sports Director, Speaker and Vice Speaker.In-order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare and secure the blessings of liberty to its members, there was need to establish a constitution for the student union. Membership is open to all students, however, interested members of staff and alumni may become associate members of the Union after the approval of their application by the Executive Council of the governing body following payment of an annual subscription laid down by the Union.Members shall be required to pay an annual subscription fee, the amount of which shall be determined by the Executive Council upon approval of the union from time to time.
All successful candidates should note that, they are required to find and pay for their own accommodation and meals.
However, government sponsored candidates shall be paid a monthly allowance each semester of an academic year on pro rata basis to carter for their accommodation and meals.
Candidates who would like to stay on campus should apply for accommodation and, if accepted, they will be required to pay the University for the same.
sCandidates are advised that University accommodation is limited and shall be allocated based on the university criteria which can be sought from the office of Director of Students Affairs.
The University through the office of Director of Student’s Affairs will offer professional and impartial information and advice to current and prospective students on:
LIST OF SOCIETIES, CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS AT LUANAR
Welcome to the University Health Service. We aim to provide a confidential service to support your physical and mental wellbeing. On the University campuses, there are fully qualified and experienced medical staff available We provide:
LUANAR is committed to developing inclusive environment for all students. We welcome enquiries from prospective students with specific learning difficulties such as dyslexia, sensory impairments, mobility difficulties, medical conditions or mental health concerns. We encourage students to disclose any disability or medical condition to ensure that appropriate support is arranged for them.
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The University has banking facilities; students can open bank accounts, and access other banking services