TJR Faulkner College of Science and Technology Student Association-UL

OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION
THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION (BIOSSA-UL)
UNIVERSITY OF LIBERIA–FENDELL CAMPUS
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
May 14, 2026

Subject : BIOSSA Unveils Student Data Management System Under Moses Toe Smith Jr Administration

The Leadership of the Biological Sciences Students’ Association (BIOSSA UL), through the Office of the Secretariat led by the Secretary General, Bio Musa Tamba Munyah, proudly unveils the digitization of the Department of Biological Sciences- UL’s student data management system—a historic advancement marking the first major digital administrative transition since the establishment of the Department in 1974. This initiative was empowered through the directive of the office of the Preesident Moses Toe Smith Jr ( Smith Smith ) in close consultation with the office of the Chairman Asst. Prof. Dr. Allen Johnny Borlay .

For the first time since the establishment of the Department of Biological Sciences, the long-standing era of manual documentation, paper-based BIODATA processing, physical filing systems, and delayed database management is being transformed through the introduction of a modern, secure, and centralized digital system designed to enhance efficiency, accountability, accessibility, and institutional innovation for all students within the Department.

This is far more than a routine administrative advancement; it represents the dismantling of a decades-long institutional barrier that had, for generations, been regarded as permanent and beyond transformation.

Through determination, sleepless commitment, technical innovation, and institutional vision, BIOSSA-UL now enters a new era where students can securely access and submit digital BIODATA documents through unique one-time access tokens linked directly to a real-time database management system.

Under this initiative:

• Every student is assigned a unique access token
• Tokens are protected, revocable, resettable, and expire when necessary
• Submissions undergo administrative review and verification
• Approved students automatically receive BIOSSA and Departmental ID numbers
• Data management becomes faster, transparent, reliable, and secure

This achievement reflects BIOSSA UL commitment to innovation, institutional progress, and student-centered leadership, while setting a new standard for administrative modernization within the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Liberia - UL.

BIOSSA is entering a new era—smarter, faster, and fully digital.

“…Passion for Life, Compassion for Recipients.”

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PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT
T. J.R College of Science and Technology & Environmental Student Leadership

The T.J.R College of Science and Technology and Environmental Studies is pleased to inform the general public, students, and stakeholders of the successful establishment of a new student leadership structure for the College.

This leadership was officially constituted on Friday, April 17, 2026, through the Office of the College Coordinator, in close consultation with the Office of the Dean, as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen student governance, representation, and coordination across academic programs within the College.

The newly constituted leadership is composed of the following distinguished students:

Ms. Emmanuelle Clark Zeon—President

Mr. E. Enoch D. Weh, Jr.—Vice President (MATHULSA)

Mr. Moses Toe Smith, Jr.—Secretary General (BIOSSA)

Mr. Stephen E. B. Sumo—Assistant Secretary (IT Department)

Ms. Rose M. Arku—Financial Secretary (CHEMUSA)

Mr. Alex P. Solomon—Treasurer (Public Health)

This team represents a diverse and inclusive blend of academic disciplines within the College, reflecting a united commitment to academic excellence, student welfare, and institutional progress.

In furtherance of its mandate, the Office of the College Coordinator has also designated Moses Toe Smith, Jr., Secretary General of the Science College, to serve as Chairperson for this year’s Back-to-School Jamboree, a key event aimed at fostering student engagement, orientation, and community building within the College.

Additionally, Jacob E. Bondo, Sports Committee Chairperson (CHEMUSA), has been entrusted with the responsibility of leading the College’s Sporting Committee for the academic year, ensuring active student participation in recreational and competitive sporting activities.

The College administration expresses full confidence in this newly established leadership and encourages all students and stakeholders to support and cooperate with them as they work toward advancing the collective goals of the College.

Signed: Francis Jallah Gbargo
Office of the College Coordinator
T.J.R College of Science and Technology & Environmental Studies

A Successful World Science Day Symposium!

We are excited to announce that our World Science Day Symposium was a resounding success! 🔬

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made this event impactful and memorable.

Special appreciation goes to our distinguished panelists:
👏 Dr. Sandra Angel Nagbe
👏 Mr. Prince Kpadeh, Jr., President of BIOSSA and COSTSA

Your insights, expertise, and leadership greatly enriched our discussions and inspired our participants.

We also extend our sincere gratitude to the Dean of the College of Science, Associate Professor Charles Asumana, Jr., PhD and all Department Chairpersons; thank you for your support, presence, and commitment to fostering academic excellence and scientific growth.

Together, we continue to build the science we need for 2050! 🌍✨

🌍 World Science Day Symposium – Tomorrow! 🔬✨

Join us tomorrow as we celebrate World Science Day under the theme:
“Trust, Transformation, and Tomorrow: The Science We Need for 2050.”

📅 Date: 28 November 2025
⏰ Time: 10:30 AM
📍 Venue: Academic Complex Theater, Fendall Campus

✨ Expect:
• Insightful panel discussions
• Engaging interactive sessions

Let’s come together to explore how science can shape a better and sustainable future! 🌱🔭

CoSTSA extends birthday greetings to the Captain of her Ship, President Prince Kpadeh, Jr.

You are a remarkable leader, someone who has dedicated their all to the well being of students of the Science College. Your dedication, unwavering efforts, and commitment when it comes to serving the student body can’t be overemphasized. You have written an untouchable legacy!

As you celebrate another milestone, the students, staffs and faculty of the T.J.R. Faulkner College of Science and Technology, & School of Environmental Studies and Climate Change extend birthday blessings as you clock another age.

Cheer your day El Presidente!!

Happy birthday!!!

The Back-to-School Jamboree was a memorable event for our students yesterday, as Scientists came outside at New Miami Beach to entertain, play games, and network.

We are extremely grateful to all of our students and faculty for their support yesterday.
The turnout was massive.

We are here at New Miami Beach!!

Science College Back-to-School Jamboree⛱️🏖️🏝️🌊

Are you a rapper, singer or dancer within the science college??

Here is an opportunity for you to show case your talent: The Science College Back to School Jamboree.

If you want to perform a dance, rap or song at the jamboree, you can kindly contact: 0778589555 or 07752 17841.

Next Friday gonna be a jam, so don’t miss it!!!!!

CoSTSA UL wishes you a Merry Christmas 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄

Celebrate this day reflecting on the significance of Jesus’ birth.
May this festival bring you joy, peace, and happiness.

Update on CoSTSA’s First General Meeting, Academic Year 2024/2025

On November 4, 2024, student leaders of the Science College were called to a meeting by the College’s Coordinator, Mrs. Elizabeth K. Jones, to discuss the way forward and plans for the college as we start the new academic year.

The discussion centered around various topics, including cleaning up Champaign, the renovation of Theatre One for assembly purposes, setting up new leadership, and more. It was also agreed that each association should have its own bulletin board to avoid littering the college with papers on the walls.

At the meeting, the immediate past Secretary General, Prince Kpadeh Jr., was asked to provide a briefing on activities held by CoSTSA. In his statement, he outlined a few activities, including a Chair Fund Drive, sports activities, and more. He expressed his pleasure in working with the previous leadership, naming:

Anthony Blessing Saah-Bonkie - President
Teddy Theophilus Seyon - Vice President
Mark Cole - Assistant Secretary General
Isaac Sackor Nimley - Financial Secretary

While setting up the new leadership, Mrs. Jones urged the incoming leadership to exemplify true leadership, similar to that of the past administration.

Below is the new leadership of the college:

Executive:

Prince Kpadeh, Jr. - President
William Varney Vanjah - Vice President
Sengnarmue Mogo - Secretary General
Estella Washington - Assistant Secretary General
Evangeline Paye - Treasurer
Jude Z Summerville - Public Relations Officer
Agape Divine Darsaw - Chaplain

Academic Committee:
Moses Toe Smith - Chairperson

Program Committee:
Leo Sorjeh - Chairperson

Diversity & Inclusion Committee:
Kawusu A. Turay - Chairperson

Campus Service Committee:
Jonathan Tamba - Chairperson

Procurement Committee:
Prince N. Chedeh- Chairperson

In conclusion, the Coordinator asked the new President to complete the leadership setup for the remaining committees and vacant positions within all committees. The meeting ended on a positive note, with student leaders networking and making new connections.

Today was a joyous one as Freshman and Transfer Students had a wonderful Orientation day.

We want to welcome all of you to the Science College; a place where the next breed of scientists are given birth to.