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University Contact List UNIVERSITY CONTACT LIST No Institution Head of department Contact details Dean and vice chancellor 1. University of Cape Town 1. Associate Prof. V. Taylor Private Bag Dean Dept. of Social Development Email: [email protected] Rondebosch Tel: 021- 650 3493 7701 Prof. Sakahela Buhlungu Fax: 021- 689 2739 E- mail: [email protected] 2. Olando Jacobs Personal assistant E- mail: [email protected] Carla Ravens 3. Marguerite Armstrong Tel: 021- 650 3059 Email: E- mail: [email protected] [email protected] Tel: 021- 650 3483 / 93 Vice Chancellor Fax: 021- 689 2739 Dr. Max Price 021- 650 2105/ 2106 E- mail: [email protected] 2. University of Fort Hare 1. Dr N J Mesatywa Alice Vice Chancellor Dept. of Social Work Email: [email protected] Private Bag x1314 Dr. M. Tom Alice Alice Email: [email protected] 5700 Tel: 040- 602 7008 Tel: 040- 602 2073 or 040- 602 2233 Fax: 040- 602 2073 East London Vice Chancellor East London Campus P.O. Box 7426 Prof. C. L. Obi 50 Church street Tel: 040- 602 7008 Tel: 043 704 7044 Email: [email protected] 2. N. Jaza Dean: Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities E- mail: [email protected] Tel: 040- 602 2554 Dr. B. Tshotsho Email: [email protected] Tel. 040- 602 2233 Dean’s secretary Vuyelwa Manzana E- mail: [email protected] 3. University of Kwa- Zulu Natal Academic leader University of KZN Vice- Chancellor School of Social Work and Durban Community Development 1. Dr. T. Raniga 4041 Prof. Makgoba Email: [email protected] Tel: 031- 260 2792/ 2391 Secretary Fax: 031- 260 2700 Jabu Msomi 2. Cindy Naicker E- mail: [email protected] Tel: 031- 260 2391 Tel: 031- 260 2222 Email: [email protected] Fax: 031- 262 2192 Dean and Head of School: Applied Human Sciences Prof. N. Mkhize Email: [email protected] Secretary Pops Pillay Tel no: 031- 260 2006 E- mail: [email protected] 4. Nelson Mandela Metropolitan HOD P.O Box 77000 Dean University Port Elizabeth Dept. Of Social Development Dr. Zoleka Soji 6031 Prof. Victor Exner Professions Email: [email protected] Tel: 041- 504 2814 Tel: 041- 5042630/ 2353 Email:[email protected] Fax: 041- 5042574 Vice Chancellor Secretary Prof. Derrick Swart Joanne Kenyon 041- 504 3320/ 3211 E- mail: [email protected] Email- [email protected] Secretary Laura Best E- mail: [email protected] 5. North West University HOD P.O Box 6001, Vice Rector (Potchefstroom Campus) Noordburg, 2531 Prof. E.H. Ryke Prof. Rantoa Letsosa Email: [email protected] Tel: 018-285-2428 Tel no: 018-299-1687 / 299-1676 Email:[email protected] Fax: 087 231-5483 Dean Secretary Prof. Awie Kotze Marietjie du Toit Tel: 018 299 2249 a. E-mail: [email protected] Email: [email protected] b. Tel no: 018-299-1676 6. North West University HOD Private Bag Campus rector (Mafikeng Campus) X2046 Mmabatho 1. Dr. Elizabeth Smit 2735 Prof. Davhana- Maselesele Email [email protected] Tel: 018- 389 2005 Tel: 018- 389 2459 Email: [email protected] Secretary Dean 1. Lizzie Rehlampfu Prof. Petrus Botha mail:[email protected] Tel: 018- 389 2505 Tel: 018- 389 2369 Email: [email protected] Secretary Name: Granny Mogotsi Tel: 018- 389 2320 E- mail: [email protected] 7. North West University (Vaal 1. Dr. Ansie Fouche P.O Box 1174 Vice Rector Triangle Campus) Email: [email protected] Vanderbjilpark Tel: 016- 910 3428/ 016- 910 3412 1900 Prof. Linda du Plessis Tel: 016- 310 3160 2. Samantha Rogers Email: [email protected] E- mail: [email protected] Dean Prof. Tinie Theron Tel: 016- 310 3440 Email: [email protected] 8. University of Pretoria 1. Prof A. Lombard University of Vice Chancellor Dept. Social Work and Email: [email protected] Pretoria criminology Tel: 012- 420 2325 Pretoria Prof. Cheryl de la Rey Fax: 086 624 2562 0001 Email: [email protected] Tel: 012 420 4434 2. Phillicia Ledwaba E- mail: [email protected] Acting Dean Tel: 012- 420 2325 Prof. Hennie Stander Email: [email protected] Tel: 012- 420 2360 9. University of Johannesburg HOD P.O Box 524 Deputy Vice Chancellor: Academic Dept. Social Work Auckland Park Prof A van Breda 2006 Prof. Angina Parekh Email: [email protected] Email : [email protected] Tel: 011- 559 2792 Tel: 011- 559 4821 Fax: 011- 559 2800 Secretary Secretary Name: Ms L Jackson Mev D Viljoen Tel no: 011- 559 4822 E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 011- 559 2804 Executive Dean: Faculty of Humanities Fax: 011- 559 2800 Professor Lionel Posthumus (Acting Dean) Email: [email protected] Tel: 011- 559 2782 Secretary Name: Ms E Joubert Tel no: 011-559-2955 10. University of Stellenbosch HOD Private Bag x1 Dean Dept. Social Work Matieland Prof. S. Green 7602 Prof. Johan Hattingh Email: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 021- 808 2070 Tel: 021- 808 2137 Fax: 021- 808 3765 Secretary Secretary Name: Antoinette Kritzinger Rochelle Williams Tel no: 021 808 2138 E- mail: [email protected] Tel no: 021 808 2069 Vice-Chancellor Name: Prof HR Botman Tel no: 021 808 4490 Secretary Name: Wildre Kok Tel no: 021 808 4490 11. Walter Sisulu University HOD Private Bag x1 Principal of the University Dept. of Social Work Umtata Prof N.P. Mbandazayo 5100 Prof. Lourens van Staden Email: [email protected] Tel: 047- 502 2290 Secretary of the Principal Fax: 047- 502 2290 Ms. Shamima Secretary Tel :047 5022200/2970 Kholeka Sangoni Executive Dean of the Faculty of Health E-mail: [email protected] Professor K Mfenyana Email: [email protected] Secretary Koleka Tel: 047 5022335 Email: [email protected] 12. UNISA HOD P.O Box 392 Vice-Chancellor Dept. of Social Work Pretoria Prof. Lulama Qalinge 0003 Prof. M. Makhanya Email: [email protected] Tel: 012- 429 2550 Tel: 012- 429 8759 Email: [email protected] Fax: 012- 429 6973 Secretary Secretary Name: Judith Pollock Name: Veronica Malan - Lebona Tel: 012 429 2561 Tel: 012- 429 3871/ 6744 E- mail: [email protected] E- mail: [email protected] Dean Prof M H Mooketsi 012- 429 6825 Email: [email protected] Secretary Name: Mpume Ngcobo Tel: 012 429 6650 E- mail: [email protected] 13. University of Limpopo 1. Dr. Makhubela Dept. of Social Work Vice chancellor Department of Social Work Email: [email protected] Private Bag x1106 Tel: 015- 268 2810 Sovenga Prof. N.M. Nokgalong Fax: 015- 268 2866 0727 Tel: 015- 268 2140 2. Ms Phuti Manyelo Secretary E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 015- 268 2810 Ms. Francis Pratt Fax: 015- 268 2866 E- mail: [email protected] Tel: 015- 268 2140 Faculty Dean Dr. Rampedi Tel: 015- 268 4895 Secretary Ms. Yvonne van der Walt E- mail: [email protected] 14. University of the Free State HOD P.O Box 339 Vice-Chancellor Dept. of Social Work Bloemfontein Dr. A.C.S Keet 9300 Prof. J.D Jansen Email: [email protected] E- mail: [email protected] Tel: 051- 401 2325 Fax: 051- 401 3581 Secretary Secretary Name: Rhoda Grobler Tel no: 051-401 7000 Jill Valentine E-mail: [email protected] Dean of the Faculty of Humanities Tel no: 051 401 3358 Prof. L. Botes E- mail: [email protected] Secretary Name: Hettie Beukes Tel no: 051 401 2240 15. University of Venda for science HOD Private Bag x5050 Deputy Vice- Chancellor and Technology Thohoyandou Dept .of Social Work Prof: Mugorosi 0950 Prof. X.G Mbhenyane Tel: 0159628309 Tel: 015- 962 8308 E-mail: [email protected] Email:[email protected] Secretary Secretary Tel: 015- 962 8238 Pinkie Mukhuba Tel: 015- 962 8503 or 015- 962 8308 Fax: 015- 962 8004 or 015- 962 4742 Dean Prof M A Makgopa Email: [email protected] 16. University of Western Cape 1. Prof. Schenk Private Bag X17 Vice Chancellor Dept .of Social Work Email: [email protected] Bellville Tel: 021- 959 2277/ 959 2277/ 959 7535 Prof. Brian O’ Connel 3960 E- mail: [email protected] Fax: 021 959 2845 Secretary 2. Maureen Moloi E-mail: [email protected] Beulah Hendricks Tel: 021- 959 2220 3. Amy Amansure E- mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Dean Prof. Jose Frantz Tel: 021- 959 2631/ 2746 Fax: 021- 959 2755 Secretary Diane Gahiza E- mail: [email protected] Tel : 021- 959 2631/ 2852 Fax: 021- 959 2755 Cell: 073 478 5287 17. University of Witwatersrand 1. Prof. E. Kaseke Private Bag x3 Vice- Chancellor: Academic Dept. of Social Work Email: [email protected] Wits Tel: 011- 717 4471 2050 Prof. Adam Habib E- mail: [email protected] 2. Amritha Orie Tel: 011- 717 1102 E-mail: [email protected] 011- 717 4472 Dean: Faculty of Humanities Prof. R. Osman E- mail:[email protected] Tel: 011 717 4012 18. University of Zululand HOD Private Bag x1001 Dean Dept. of Social Work Kwadlangezwa Prof. N.H. Ntombela 3886 Prof. J.D.Thwala Email: [email protected] Executive Dean Faculty of Arts Tel: 035- 902 6660 E- mail: [email protected] Fax: 035- 902 6323 Secretary Secretary Mrs.
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