Prince Charles Lawson is a Lecturer at the Department of Information Science. He holds MPhil, M.A (Information Studies) from University of Ghana, Master of Arts(Peace and Development Studies) from University of Cape Coast, Bachelor of Arts(Sociology and Social Work) from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Diploma in Education (Dip.Ed),University of Education,Winneba-Ghana and Professional certificate in modern ICT tools for information management from the University of Pretoria. My research interests span across the academic library spectrum and these involve Staff productivity and motivation, Social media usage among academics, Collection Development and Reference and Information Sources. Prior to his appointment , he was the Sectional head in charge of Persons with Special Needs at Sam Jonah Library and also served as Academic Liaison Librarian for the College of Agriculture and Natural Sciences(CANS),University of Cape Coast. Prince Charles Lawson has been teaching Information Literacy at regular and sandwich since 2015.
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Recent activity
Andrews Carnegie Corporation of New York Grants
Background
🎓 Education & qualifications
Master of Philosophy in Information Studies
University of Ghana
2018
Master of Arts in Information Studies
University of Ghana
2016
Diploma in Education
University of Education
2015
Master of Arts in Peace and Development Studies
University of Cape Coast
2015
Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Social Work
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
2011
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Assistant Lecturer
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Teaching & projects
I believe that every learner has the ability to succeed when given equal opportunities, proper
guidance, and a supportive learning environment. My role as a teacher is to inspire, motivate,
and facilitate learning in ways that recognize the unique strengths, backgrounds, and learning
styles of each student.
I strive to create a classroom atmosphere that is inclusive, respectful, and engaging, where
students feel valued and encouraged to participate actively in their learning. I promote critical
thinking, creativity, collaboration, and lifelong learning by using diverse teaching methods
that meet the needs of all learners.
I view education as a transformative process that empowers individuals to reach their full
potential and contribute positively to society. Therefore, I am committed to fostering
academic excellence, personal growth, and character development in every student entrusted
to my care.
Honors & affiliations
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Mr. Simon Tawiah
Principal Administrative Assistant · Department of Information Science
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Dr. Kwaku Anhwere Barfi
Lecturer · Department of Information Science
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Dr. Kwame Kodua-Ntim
Senior Lecturer · Department of Information Science
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Miss Vida Mensah
Junior Assistant Librarian · Clients Services Department
Library Science
Knowledge and Information Management
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Mrs. Paulina Afful-Arthur
Deputy University Librarian · Library
Customer Care Services in Academic Libraries
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Dr. Christopher Kwame Filson
Deputy University Librarian · Collection Management and Technical Services
Information Literacy Skills
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Mr. Timothy Mensah
Senior Library Assistant · Clients Services Department
Information Literacy Skills
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Dr. Kwame Kodua-Ntim
Senior Lecturer · Department of Information Science
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Dr. Yaw Sarkodie Agyemang
Senior Lecturer · Department of Religion and Human Values
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Dr. George Anderson Jnr
Senior Lecturer · Department of Religion and Human Values
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Mr. Simon Tawiah
Principal Administrative Assistant · Department of Information Science
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Mr. Martin Nketsiah Koomson
Assistant Internal Auditor · Directorate of Internal Audit
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