UPSA TESCON undertakes New Membership Registration Exercise to Expand its Membership Base and Presence

The Tertiary Students Confederacy (TESCON) of the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA), has embarked on a registration exercise to recruit new members into the organisation.
The exercise is aimed at expanding the membership base of TESCON on campus and encouraging students to become actively involved in the club's activities.
The registration exercise provided interested students with the opportunity to join the group, participate in its programmes and contribute to its objectives within the university community.
TESCON serves as a platform for student engagement and political participation in tertiary institutions, bringing together students who share an interest in the political ideals and activities of the organisation it represents.
The initiative forms part of efforts to strengthen the organisation’s presence on campus and foster greater student participation.
Noel Mawuedem Coffie
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Voice of UPSA editorial team member.
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