TIMETABLE FOR Career path & employability skills event on 17th june 2015

Target: All Students School of Pharmacy+Other vistors

Venue: Lecture theatre 4 (aka Mlogazila )

Tuesday 17th March, 2015 Time 14:
Time (hrs)	Minute s	Session	Presenter / Facilitators
13:30 – 14.00	30	Arrival of the guest	Organizing Team
14:00 – 14.05	05	Introduction	BPharm 4 Convener
14:05 – 14.10	05	Opening Remarks	Dean School of Pharmacy
		Panellist	All participants
14:10.	10	Mr. Hiiti Silo, DG TFDA Panellist speaker	All participants
	10	Ms. Elizabeth Shekalaghe, Registrar PC Panellist speaker	All participants
	10	Mr. George Lugata, Territory manager Tigo, Panellist speaker	All participants
	10	Mr Anant Bhalani, Regulatory Affairs Laison , Philip Distributors, Panellist speaker	All participants
	10	Ms. Shemina Peera, Quality Manager, Shelys, Panellist speaker	All participants
15:10.	10	Mr Hango Issa, Production Manager, Shelys Panellist speaker	All participants
15:10. -15:30.	20	Health Break	All participants
15:30- 16:30.-	60	Discussions/Questions and Answers
	05	Closing remarks	Student Representative
	05	Vote of Thanks	Associate Dean
		Ends at 16:40	All participants

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