UEH renews Scientific Council mandate through July 2028
The State University of Haiti's executive council extends the research body's term for two years, according to Le Nouvelliste.
The executive council of the State University of Haiti (UEH) has renewed for two years the mandate of the members of its Scientific Council who agreed to continue their mission, Le Nouvelliste reported. According to a Rectorate note dated September 16, 2026, the new team is chaired by Professor Dominique Boisson and is tasked with overseeing research activities within the university. The council's responsibilities include selecting research projects submitted to the UEH, reviewing files linked to scientific prizes, and, where needed, formulating proposals on regulations and charters concerning research. Renewed on July 22, 2026, the mandate is set to end on July 22, 2028. A representative of the Henry Christophe Campus in Limonade is also expected to join the council following his or her designation, according to the report. The renewal underscores the university's continued efforts to structure and encourage academic research at Haiti's principal public higher education institution. No further details on the full composition of the council were provided in the note cited by Le Nouvelliste.