Rt. Hon. Henry Oduro Ntiamoah
Speaker of the Senate
SCISA Senate · 2025 to 2026
Official Legislative Portal
Transparent governance, legislative records, and student representation for KNUST science students, built for accountability and institutional continuity.

Next Sitting
Second Ordinary Sitting
2026-05-22 · 6:00 PM · SCISA Senate Chamber
Rt. Hon. Henry Oduro Ntiamoah
Speaker of the Senate
Message from the Speaker
It is my honour to welcome you to the official digital home of the Senate of the Science Students' Association. As we serve the 2025 to 2026 academic year, this portal reflects our commitment to transparent governance, accountable representation, and the orderly conduct of the people's business.
Whether you are following legislation, exploring committee work, or engaging with your elected senators, I invite you to make use of these resources. Together we uphold the dignity of the Senate and advance the interests of every science student at KNUST.
The presiding officers, clerk, marshal, and protocol steward legislative proceedings, chamber order, and institutional records.
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Deputy Speaker
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Clerk of the Senate
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Track bills and motions through the senate workflow.
bill-2026-04
Student Welfare Support Amendment Bill
Committee on Welfare and Health · Updated 2026-05-12
bill-2026-03
Senate Transparency & Records Act
Committee on Constitution, Legal, and Senate Affairs · Updated 2026-05-05
bill-2026-01
Academic Calendar Consultation Motion
Committee on Academics · Updated 2026-04-18
Official communications from the Senate to students.
Call for Petitions: Welfare Quarter
2026-05-10
UrgentSenate Sitting Notice, May 2026
2026-05-08
Constitution Review Committee Report Published
2026-05-01
Submit petitions, explore the gallery, and access constitutional documents. Transparency is the foundation of student representation.