QUEEN ELIZABETH II HALL HOLDS ITS FIRST PROJECT WRITING WEBINAR.

By Oluwabusayomi Oyekunle.

On Saturday 23rd September 2023, the much anticipated project writing webinar titled “Effective Project Writing: From Idea to International Journal'' was held on the Queen Elizabeth II Hall Finalist WhatsApp Group Chat. The webinar, scheduled to be held from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. was targeted at Queenites in their final year but also gave room for non-finalists who had gone through the compulsory registration process for non-finalists to attend.

The webinar began with an introduction and citation of the guest speaker by the Hall's General Secretary, Mojoyinoluwa Agbonde. The speaker, Pharmacist Aanuoluwapo Oluwatobi Isola, an alumna of Queen Elizabeth II Hall, and a double degree holder in Chemistry and Pharmacy also happens to be a first-class graduate of Pharmacy who upon her graduation, clinched the award of the Best Project from the Department of Pharmacognosy with a score of 83%. She began her session by appreciating the Hall Executives for the opportunity, as well as everyone present, before moving on to the topic at hand.

Pharmacist Isola elaborated on what an undergraduate project consists of while hammering on the need to begin the process of writing the project as early as possible. She shared some of the tips that helped her carry out her project effectively like Diligence, starting early, consistently working on the project every day, accountability, avoiding procrastination and pushing a little step further.

In conclusion, Pharmacist Isola stated “In every step of the way in this project of a few months, let God be your source of strength and motivation. There is absolutely nothing impossible. Push to get the best from your work. Trust God for the resources you need".

In the question and answer session that quickly followed, the subjects of plagiarism, funding, and getting help from past students were adequately covered. The webinar was then brought to an end at 2:42 p.m. with a vote of thanks by the Hall Chairperson, Dooshima Ande.