“AYO AYO” performed by Lady Day Big Band

02 December 2020 | Production Nkcubeko Media. Media Camera Tumelo Lerole. Video edit Anish Folorunsho.

Stars shining so bright they illuminate the entire world – that’s how the Lady Day Big Band and the UCT School of Dance celebrated UCT staff members in a rousing performance during the virtual UCT Annual Staff Awards on 2 December 2020.

 

 

Songwriters
Mangangane & A. Tiffin

 

The Lady Day Big Band
Singers
Amanda Tiffin
Lana Crowster
Leah Joy Adams
Anathi Mobo

 

The UCT School of Dance
Choreography by Brigitte Reeve-Taylor & Lisa Wilson
Dancers
Julio Jantjies
Carla Scholtz
Donnlyn Fischer
Bjorn Cupido
Bran-Leigh Challens
Unathi Makhambi

 

Producer
Amanda Tiffin

Director
Lana Crowster

 

Videographer
Paige Fiddes

 

Makeup
Candy Links

 

Production Assistant
Aimee George

 

Lighting Design
The Beanstalk SA

 

Commissioned by UCT’s Communication and Marketing Department


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UCT Annual Awards 2020

 

On Wednesday, 2 December, Vice-Chancellor Professor Mamokgethi Phakeng hosted the UCT Annual Awards 2020, which serve to honour and celebrate exceptional individuals at UCT for their contributions through excellence and dedication in research, teaching and service.

The celebration acknowledged 225 staff receiving Long Service Awards and the recipients of the Distinguished Teacher Award, the Alan Pifer Research Award and the Vice-Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence. The evening also recognised those staff members who have received ad hominem promotions this year.

Distinguished Teacher Award

The Distinguished Teacher Award is the highest accolade awarded to teaching staff at all levels within the university. Through the award, the University of Cape Town acknowledges the primary place of teaching and learning in the university’s work.

Alan Pifer Award

This award is the vice-chancellor’s annual prize in recognition of outstanding welfare-related research. It highlights UCT's strategic goal of promoting socially responsive research, and honours a UCT researcher whose outreach work has contributed to the advancement and welfare of South Africa’s disadvantaged people.


 

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