Where to Find the President's Message on the Haramaya University Website

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The President's message is published on the Haramaya University homepage (haramaya.edu.et) under the heading "Message of the President." It appears as one of the main sections of the landing page, alongside "HU Notable Alumni," "Research Recognition," and "Partners." Open the homepage and look for that heading to read the university leadership's public statement.

What the Section Contains

Based on the site's structure, the "Message of the President" is a leadership statement from the university's president. Messages of this type typically cover:

  • The university's current priorities and direction
  • Academic, research, or institutional developments
  • Welcoming remarks to students, staff, and partners
  • Strategic goals or announcements for the academic community

The homepage excerpt available does not reproduce the full text of the message, so the specific content should be read directly on the page.

How to Locate It

  1. Go to haramaya.edu.et.
  2. On the homepage, scan the section headings for "Message of the President."
  3. Select the heading or its linked content to open the full message.

The homepage also lists other sections in the same area — "HU Notable Alumni" (with a link to view the alumni list), "Research Recognition," and "Partners" — which can help you confirm you are in the right part of the page.

Common Points to Check

  • Heading wording: The section is labeled exactly "Message of the President," so searching the page for "President" is the quickest way to find it.
  • Page updates: Homepage sections can be reordered or refreshed; if the heading is not immediately visible, check the main navigation or scroll through the full homepage.
  • Related leadership content: If you need more than the message itself, the "Research Recognition" and "Partners" sections on the same page give context on the university's public profile.

For the exact wording and any current announcements, read the message on the official site rather than relying on summaries.