EducationGhana| December 25| UEW Logo: The University of Education, Winneba (UEW) logo was designed by Nana Yaw Gyapong from the Department of Art Education in 1993.
Description of the Logo Design
The principal motif of the University Crest, the Adinkra Ntesie is a Ghanaian cultural symbol associated with wisdom and knowledge as the essential ingredients of education.
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Arising from the Adinkra motif is a torch radiating its light in all directions, suggesting that the knowledge nurtured at the University would become a source of enlightenment to all people far and wide. It is a flame that would dispel the darkness of ignorance.
The Starburst motif of the Crest is made up of different wavelengths and conveys the idea that teachers trained by the University would disperse into every corner of the country and render services to all Ghanaians irrespective of social status, religion or sex.
The red colour combines with the blue against a background of pure white to symbolise hard work and perseverance.
All the symbols are set in a circle bearing the motto: Education for Service and symbolising the completeness of training at the University of Education, Winneba.
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