In accordance with the provisions of the C. K. Tedam University of Technology and Applied Sciences Act (Act 1000), a reconstituted Governing Council has been inaugurated by the Minister of Education, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, at a brief but colourful ceremony held in Accra.
The previous Council was dissolved in compliance with the Presidential (Transition) Act 2012 (Act 845). Among other things, the Governing Council would provide strategic direction for the University with a view to positioning it to effectively execute its mandate of training high-caliber graduates capable of transforming society, and competing favourably within the higher education eco-system locally and globally.
While challenging the newly sworn-in Governing Council to live up to expectations, the Hon. Minister hinted that the Government was taking steps to rename the C. K. Tedam University of Technology and Applied Sciences and many others across the Country. This decision, he noted, was reached after “extensive consultations with the academic community, traditional rulers, alumni associations, students, and civil societies.”
The Governing Council is composed as follows:
| No. | Representation | Name |
| 1. | A Chairperson nominated by the President | Prof. Stephen Kendie |
| 2. | The Vice-Chancellor | Prof. Albert Luguterah |
| 3. | Three (3) persons nominated by the President at least one of whom is a woman and having regard to academic qualifications, leadership qualities, gender, expertise in finance, management, knowledge and relevant experience in integrated technology and applied sciences | Prof. Godwin Awabil |
| Prof. Agnes Apusiga | ||
| Amos Alemiya Ayuure ESQ | ||
| 4. | One representative of University Teachers Association of Ghana elected by University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) | Dr. Gregory Abe-I-Kpeng |
| 5. | One representative of University Senior Staff Association of Ghana elected by the Association (SSA) | Mr. Fatai Usman |
| 6. | One representative of Teachers and Educational Workers Union elected by the Teachers and Educational workers Union (TEWU) | |
| 7. | One representative of the conference of Heads of Assisted Secondary Schools elected by Conference of Heads of Assisted Secondary Schools (CHASS) | Mr. Richard A. Akumbas |
| 8. | One representative of the students of the University elected by the Students Representative Council and the Graduate Students Association | Mr. Barnabas Kofi Wajah |
| 9. | An alumnus with expertise in Technology or Applied Sciences from industry nominated by the Alumni Association of the University | Mr. Huaru Alhassan Marifa |
TEWU’s representation on the Council has been put on hold in view of the impasse between TEWU(TUC) and TEWU (GH).
