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== Career Life == |
== Career Life == |
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== Nwachukwu returned to Nigeria after completeinh her post graduate studies and joined the National commission for UNESCO,Nigeria under the federal ministry of education in Lagos where she held leadership roles in Education.She later moved into academia at the University of Calabar where she served as the head of the department of educational foundation and administration.She also helped establish a sub department of library studies which later became independent.At Calabar , she became the first female dean of any faculty and was appointed the first female professorfirst worked in the federal ministry of education University where she earned three degrees: Master of Arts, Master of Education and Doctor of Education'''. Nigeria before transfering to academia at the university of Calabar'''.At Calabar, she became the first female dean of any faculty.She introduced new courses in counselling including a PhD course in pastoral counselling and supervised many post graduate students.Nwachukwu also worked as a consultant in several African and European countries with organisations such as World Council of Churches(WCC), [[UNICEF UK|UNICEF]] and [[UNESCO]].She retired from the University of Calabar after 33 years of service. == |
== Nwachukwu returned to Nigeria after completeinh her post graduate studies and joined the National commission for UNESCO,Nigeria under the federal ministry of education in Lagos where she held leadership roles in Education.She later moved into academia at the University of Calabar where she served as the head of the department of educational foundation and administration.She also helped establish a sub department of library studies which later became independent.At Calabar , she became the first female dean of any faculty and was appointed the first female professor in the faculty of Educationfirst worked in the federal ministry of education University where she earned three degrees: Master of Arts, Master of Education and Doctor of Education'''. Nigeria before transfering to academia at the university of Calabar'''.At Calabar, she became the first female dean of any faculty.She introduced new courses in counselling including a PhD course in pastoral counselling and supervised many post graduate students.Nwachukwu also worked as a consultant in several African and European countries with organisations such as World Council of Churches(WCC), [[UNICEF UK|UNICEF]] and [[UNESCO]].She retired from the University of Calabar after 33 years of service. == |
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Nwachukwu was a member of various professional and academic bodies including circle of Concerned African Women Theologians, Couselling Association of Nigeria,American Psychological Association,American Association for counselling Development, Society for international Development,African Association for pastoral and counselling studies,Women Health and Reserach Network in Nigeria,International Womens Health Coalition,Society of International Care and Counselling,American Educational Research Association,Reading Association of Nigeria and American Association for Pastoral Counselling. |
Nwachukwu was a member of various professional and academic bodies including circle of Concerned African Women Theologians, Couselling Association of Nigeria,American Psychological Association,American Association for counselling Development, Society for international Development,African Association for pastoral and counselling studies,Women Health and Reserach Network in Nigeria,International Womens Health Coalition,Society of International Care and Counselling,American Educational Research Association,Reading Association of Nigeria and American Association for Pastoral Counselling. |
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