The SU Transformation Indaba started as an initiative of the Institutional Transformation Committee (ITC). It is now the one annual forum where all transformation structures at our University – including those not represented on the ITC – meet and reflect on the overall progress that has (or has not) been made during the past year. The Indaba serves as an important barometer for experiences of transformation at our University, and as such provides important input for reflection and planning. The objectives of the Indaba are to:
- strengthen a collective responsibility for transformation implementation and progress;
- check-in with staff and students on transformation progress and challenges experienced; and
- determine priorities for the next year of transformation work.
Download the 2023 Transformation Indaba Report here
Keynote
Action-based
relational transformation by Prof Grace Khunou - Director of Transformation
and Leadership at UNISA and chairperson of the Transformation
Managers Forum
Download the 2022 Transformation Indaba Report here
Keynote
Reflections on Transformation at Stellenbosch University by Prof Chris Brink - Emeritus Vice Chancellor, Stellenbosch and Newcastle Universities
Download the 2021 Transformation Indaba Report here
Keynote
What does inclusivity mean in the context of decolonization by Prof Rozena Maart
Download the 2020 Transformation Indaba Report here
Keynote
Space for Unruly Transformation by Prof Andre Keet
Download the 2019 Transformation Indaba Report here
Keynote
Transformation in Higher Education in South Africa: Current victories, opportunities and challenges by Prof Loretta Ferris
Download the 2018 Transformation Indaba Summary Report here
Download the 2017 Transformation Indaba Report here
The theme of the inaugural Student Indaba was to make a case to embed the Student Institutional Transformation Committee (SITC) within Stellenbosch University (SU). To embed the SITC as an attempt to meaningfully recognise and place in the foreground the student voice in transformation issues.
The indaba focused on five sub-themes that were identified as pressing transformation issues that have the potential to be addressed comprehensively through an institutionally embedded and recognised SITC.
Download the 2020 Student Indaba Report here