Description
The Hector Pieterson Residence is located at the Soweto Campus of the University of Johannesburg. It is named after Hector Pieterson, a young student who became a symbol of resistance during the Soweto Uprising in 1976. The residence aims to honor his legacy by fostering a community that values academic excellence, personal development, and leadership.
The mission of the residence is to provide a holistic living environment that supports students in their academic and personal growth. This includes maintaining a well-maintained, healthy, and secure living space, treating residents with dignity and respect, and promoting community engagement and individual responsibility.
The Hector Pieterson Residence offers various facilities to ensure students have a comfortable and productive living experience. Each room is furnished with basic necessities like a bed, chair, study desk, and wardrobe. The kitchens are equipped with stoves and microwaves, and there is a TV room with DSTV for relaxation. Additionally, there is a laundry room available for students at no extra cost, and a 24-hour study center to support academic success.
The residence also emphasizes creating a culture that supports academic excellence and discipline. It encourages students to embrace their past while working towards a successful future. The facilities are designed to promote a sense of community among residents, helping them grow both academically and personally.
For more information or to contact the residence, you can reach out to the Residence Assistant, Ms Latoya Njokwe, or the Acting House Warden, Dr David Nkosi. They are available to assist with any queries regarding accommodation or residence life.
The contact details include a phone number and email address for both the Residence Assistant and the Acting House Warden. This ensures that students or prospective residents can easily communicate with the staff for any assistance needed.
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