UFS - Criminology Students' Association

Next stop, We can’t wait to see you there!🫵🏼🔥

https://centralnews.co.za/parenting-and-advocacy-the-drivers-of-change-in-education-for-deaf/

Parenting and advocacy: The drivers of change in education for Deaf | Central News South Africa We formed a project called the HEARTS project. It is not an acronym, but simply means the children are the heartbeat of the project and everyone involved has

Attention to all CSA Members📢 Applications for the incoming Executive Committee are officially open🥳. If you are interested and want to become an executive member, send an email to [email protected]. We’re looking forward to welcoming new voices that are going to lead our association. ☺️

To the women who light up the world with their strength and grace, May this day be as extraordinary as you are.💐💐 Happy Women’s Day!🌸💖

Join us today at 2 pm at Albert Wessels Auditorium for a thought-provoking documentary screening. 📺👀 It’s a great opportunity to engage with real-life cases and issues relevant to your field. Hope to see you there! 🥳

You are invited to Day 2 of our CSA class takeover!🫵🏼🥳 Join us at Kopanong Auditorium at 11 AM. We are looking forward to seeing you there 🙂‍↔️🤭

A look into how the CSA class takeover went. The Criminology Student Association would like to extend a heartfelt thanks to our special guest lecturer, Dr A.R Phillips for honouring our invite and sharing his insights and expertise with us.👌🏽☺️

We’re excited to announce our first class takeover happening at Kopanong Auditorium at 3PM this afternoon. See you there!🫵🏼🤭

Degreed and honoured Job well done to our former CSA member Portia Mtawarira 🎓💃💥

Happy Freedom Day!🇿🇦
Today marks 31 years of freedom and democracy. Freedom day commemorates the first post-apartheid election and a victory for non-racialism,non-sexism and human dignity. Today we honour the resilience and determination of those who fought for our freedom.✊🏼

Happy Freedom Day!🇿🇦

Today marks 31 years of Freedom and democracy in our country. Freedom day commemorates the first post-apartheid elections, a victory for non-racialism, non-sexism and human dignity. Today we honour the resilience and the strength of those who fought for our freedom.