Date of Birth: Friday (Orie) 10th April, 1953 State of Origin: Imo Local Government Area: Ideato North Village/Town: Umukegwu Sir Samuel Enechukwu Onuebunwa PhD hails from Umukegwu Akokwa Community Ideato Norlh Local Government Area of Imo Stale. He is the Director. Centre for Educational Technology. Federal College of Education. (Technical) Omoku Rivers Slate. He vvas born on 10th April. 1953. in Onitsha. Anambra State. Education • St John's Primary School Fegge Onitsha FSLC Distinction 1964 • Dennis Memorial Grammar School Onitsha WASC Grade ONE 1972 • UniversityofNigeriaNsukkaB.Sc Education/Chemistry 1978 • Ahmadu Bello University Zaria. M.Ed in Instructional Technology 1988 • University of Port Harcourt Ph D in Educational Technology 2004 • Attended First Induction Course for Professional Officers in the Federal Ministry of Education held at the University of Jos 1980 • Learning Resources Centre Plymouth Polytechnic England. Professional Training in Educational Technology 1982 Employment and Job Experience • * Rimi College Kaduna (NYSC) 1978 1979 • Education Officer. National Educational Technology Centre. Federal Ministry of Education Kaduna • Senior Education Officer. 1979 1989 • Federal College of Education (Technical) Omoku . Lecturer I • Senior Lecturer. Principal Lecturer and Chief Lecturer from 1989 1999 • Dean . School of Education and Director. Centre for Education Technology 1989 1999 • Deputy Provost of the College 1998 2002 • Chief Lecturer on Sabbatical to Federal College of Education (Technical) Akoka Yaba Lagos Membership of Professional Bodies • Member. Nigerian Association for Educational Media and Technology ( NAEMIT formerly NAVA) • Member. Science Teachers Association of Nigeria (STAN) • Member. Nigeria Association of Teachers of Technology • Member. Nigeria Institute for Training and Development • Member. Association of Teacher Educators of Nigeria ( ATEN) Positions of Responsibilities outside Classroom Teaching Served as Member and Chairman to many Boards of the College close to a decade. He vvas the • Chairman. College Staff Nursery Primary School Board 1997 2001 • Chairman. Continuing Education Board. 1999 2002 • Chairman F.C.E (Technical) Consult Board (College Consult Outfit). • Chairman. College Sports Committee 1989 1990 • Chairman. Research and Publications Committee 1997 1998 • Chairman. Library Development Committee 1995 1996 • Chairman. Teacher Practice Committee 1992 - 1996 • Chairman. Examination Malpractice Committee 1994- 1996 • Chairman. Accommodation Subcommittee. Convocation Committee (lsl -6"' Convocation Ceremonies) • Member. College Governing Council ( Representing Academic Board) 2000 2003 • Member. College Management 1989 2002 • Member. College Academic Board 1989 date • Member. Appointment and Promotion Committee (Junior Staff) 1989 1991 • Member. Appointment and Promotion Committee ( Senior) 1991- 2002 • Member. Research and Publications Committee 1992-1996 • Associate Editor to Teacher of Educators of Nigeria ( ATEN) 1999 date Publications • He has contributed immensely to journals and articles and chapters in books. • Presented papers al Seminars and Conferences. Other Contributions to the Growth of Society • Secretary, Akokwa Town Union, Kaduna Branch 1985 1989 • Member. Parochial Church Council St Michael's Church Omoku. Niger Delta Diocese of the Anglican Communion 1994 2001 • Member. Parochial Church Council. New Covenant Anglican Church Omoku 2002 date • Licensed Lay Reader. Niger Delta North Diocese of the Anglican Communion • Honoured with Knighthood of The Eminent Order of the Knight of St Christopher (KSC) of the Anglican Communion • Sir Dr Sam Onuebunvva is married with three children. Chima. Ebere and Chukwuka.
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