The governing body responsible for the strategic direction and oversight of the University of the Sacred Heart Gulu
Meet Our Council MembersOur distinguished council members bring diverse expertise and leadership to guide our institution
The University Council is the supreme governing body of the University of the Sacred Heart Gulu. It provides strategic direction, oversees the management and administration of the university, and ensures the institution fulfills its mission and vision.
Deputy Vice Chancellor, Finance and Administration
Muni University
University Representative
University of the Sacred Heart Gulu
Associate Professor, Chief, Institute and Innovation Centre
Uganda Management Institute (UMI)
Permanent Secretary
Ministry of Water and Environment
National Executive Secretary, Education Department
Uganda Catholic Secretariat
Vice Chancellor
University of the Sacred Heart Gulu
Senior Consultant / Dean, School of Business and Management
Uganda Management Institute (UMI)
Religious Representative
Little Sisters of Mary Immaculate of Gulu
Religious Representative
Campion Jesuit College
University Council Member
Education Secretary
Archdiocese of Gulu
Vicar General
Archdiocese of Gulu
Staff Representative to Council
University of the Sacred Heart Gulu
Student Representative to Council
University of the Sacred Heart Gulu
Understanding the governance framework of our university
The University Council provides strategic direction and oversight, ensuring the university operates in accordance with its mission, vision, and values while complying with all legal and regulatory requirements.
Council members oversee the university's financial management, approve budgets, and ensure proper utilization of resources to support the institution's strategic objectives.
The Council maintains and enhances the quality of academic programs, research initiatives, and student experience, positioning the university as a center of excellence in higher education.
Council members represent various stakeholder groups including government, religious institutions, academia, and the community, ensuring diverse perspectives inform university governance.
