Following the Memorandum of Understanding signed between Norman Putsure College and Eastern Christian College on February 19, 2026, a one-day faculty exchange programme was successfully organized on September 29, 2026. This academic initiative was designed to promote institutional collaboration, share specialized knowledge, and provide students with diverse learning perspectives. The program successfully fulfilled the core objectives of the bilateral agreement by creating a dynamic platform for cross-institutional intellectual engagement.

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As part of this exchange, the campus was delighted to welcome Mr. Jatpho, Assistant Professor of History from Eastern Christian College. Throughout the day, Mr. Jatpho engaged deeply with the students, sharing his valuable expertise and delivering insightful lectures that enriched the existing history curriculum. His specialized insights and interactive teaching methodology stimulated vibrant classroom discussions, encouraging students to think critically about the subject matter and explore new academic viewpoints.


The session resulted in a wonderful academic exchange that greatly benefited the participating students and strengthened the relationship between the two partner institutions. The student feedback was highly positive, noting that the exposure to external faculty provided a refreshing and motivating learning experience. The successful execution of this event marks a significant milestone for the college's quality enhancement initiatives.


In conclusion, the department and the college administration express their sincere gratitude to Mr. Jatpho for his outstanding contribution and to Eastern Christian College for making this collaboration possible. The positive outcomes of this event have laid a solid foundation for future academic partnerships. Norman Putsure College looks forward to organizing more collaborative learning experiences, joint seminars, and regular exchange programs in the future to maintain a progressive learning environment