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- savanschalkwyk@uwc.ac.za | CEUWC
My CEU Details Acting Director Dr Samantha van Schalkwyk Dr. Samantha van Schalkwyk is a feminist scholar and activist working in the field of gender-based violence and transforming patriarchal trauma. She is Acting Director at the Community Engagement Unit (CEU) at the University of the Western Cape, where she is leading processes related to the institutionalisation of the scholarship of engagement for societal impact (SoE-SI) and driving community-engaged research. In this role, she leads the alignment of community engagement with institutional priorities, cultivates equitable community–university partnerships, and strengthens pathways for translating engaged scholarship into meaningful social change. She integrates critical feminist research with impactful community-based interventions and training. Holding a PhD in Psychology, Dr. van Schalkwyk’s academic and activist work spans over thirteen years and focuses on gender-based violence at the intersections of historical trauma and the disruption of racialised and patriarchal systems through participatory and collective research methodologies. savanschalkwyk@uwc.ac.za +27 (21) 959 3124 View CEU staff Portfolios View our CE work Portfolios
- ceudatabase@uwc.ac.za | CEUWC
My CEU Details CEU Database Pearl September-Brown Pearl September-Brown is a Researcher in the Community Engagement Unit (CEU) at the University of the Western Cape, where she contributes to advancing the Scholarship of Engagement through community-responsive research, knowledge production, and institutional capacity building. Trained in psychological research methods, she holds a Master’s degree in Psychology Research and is a registered Psychometrist. Her role at the CEU focuses on the design, coordination, and dissemination of community-engaged research outputs, including institutional databases, research reports, scholarly publications, newsletters, and case study manuals. She collaborates closely with academics, students, and community partners to support ethical co-creation of knowledge, data collection and analysis, and the translation of research into practice. Pearl also contributes to teaching and facilitation across CEU programmes, including the Community Engaged Learning Programme (CELP) and substance misuse training initiatives. Pearl is currently completing a PhD that examines responsive approaches to addressing intergenerational trauma and substance use disorder in communities in the Western Cape. Her research is closely aligned with CEU's mandate, emphasising community-driven knowledge production, contextual significance, and socially equitable involvement that addresses historical marginalisation and lived community realities. ceudatabase@uwc.ac.za +27 (21) 959 3124 View CEU staff Portfolios View our CE work Portfolios
- ceu@uwc.ac.za | CEUWC
My CEU Details Community Liaison Damaris Kiewiets She facilitate Health and Human Rights training for Community Leaders with the Dullah Omar Institute. She became a Chaplain in 2018 and served on the District Health Council for 2 terms in the Cape Metro. Her role at the university is to assist students and communities to understand the role of the university in the surrounding communities. She facilitates partnerships and networking opportunities. She is an ex-nurse and a strong health activist for Health, Human Rights and Social Development. She graduated as a Meridian in 2013. Damaris served on the Provincial Health Research Council “between” 2009-2014 and she currently serves on the Tygerberg hospital board. She was part of the advisory team of the School of Nursing developing the BA for nursing and very instrumental in the Community Health Component. She is second author on a paper looking at Community Participation in Health and third author on the paper on Health Committees as a Vehicle for Community Participation. ceu@uwc.ac.za +27 (21) 959 3124 View CEU staff Portfolios View our CE work Portfolios
- CEUWC
My CEU Details CEU Administrator Liana Thomas Liana oversees the administrative processes of the Community Engagement Unit, ensuring seamless operations and efficient project support. Before joining the unit in 2015, she served as an executive personal assistant in the private sector, gaining valuable experience in high-level administrative coordination. A dedicated academic, she became a member of the Golden Key International Honour Society in 2020. She earned her B.LIS (Hons.) in 2023 and was recognized as a Dean's Merit List Candidate in 2022 for outstanding academic performance. She is currently pursuing a Master’s in Library and Information Science, further enhancing her organisational skills and expertise in the field. View CEU staff Portfolios View our CE work Portfolios
- Substance Misuse Training Program
Project Details Substance Misuse Training Program Substance Misuse Training Program Substance Misuse Training Program (SMTP) Project Gallery 1/1 < Previous Project Project Report Next Project >
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My CEU Details SMU Trainer Melanie Burke My information will be updated shortly not available Copy +27 (21) 959 3124 View CEU staff Portfolios View our CE work Portfolios
- ceu@uwc.ac.za | CEUWC
My CEU Details CE Consultant Dr Cornel Hart Cornel Hart has a Masters in Research Methodology and a PhD for which she developed a model for assessing community development (CD) well-being. She’s the Vice-Chair of Operations for the Community Development Society (CDS) and was awarded the International Community Development Practice Award in the USA. Cornel has provided extensive training in CD, Logical Frameworks and Research Methodology in several countries and was the principle researcher for drafting the S.A. Policy Framework for CD Practice. ceu@uwc.ac.za +27 (21) 959 3124 View CEU staff Portfolios View our CE work Portfolios
- CHEER
Project Details CHEER Collaboration for Health Equity Education Research Collaboration for Health Equity Education Research (CHEER) Project Gallery 1/0 < Previous Project Project Report Next Project >
- CEU-SMTP | CEUWC
The online Substance Misuse Training Program on offer by the CEU at UWC Substance Misuse Training Programme General Inquiries: Telephone: +27 21 959 3124 Fax: +27 21 959 2689 Email: ceutraining@uwc.ac.za SMTP Overview SMTP Guidelines Testimonials Apply Now Find us SMTP Logo Course1 SMTP-c8 Course 4 Course 3 Course 7 Quick Links Terms of Reference CE Resource Centre Donate Now Get Involved Our Events Latest News Free Newsletter Visit us UWC Portal
- ceutraining@uwc.ac.za | CEUWC
My CEU Details Substance Misuse Program Gayle Kaylor I am responsible for the Substance Misuse Program for the Community Engagement Unit (CEU) at the University of the Western Cape (UWC). ceutraining@uwc.ac.za +27 (21) 959 3124 View CEU staff Portfolios View our CE work Portfolios
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My CEU Details SMU Facilitator Charles Davids I am a Substance Misuse (SMU) Facilitator as part of the SMU Training Program in the CEU at the UWC. N/A +27 (21) 959 3124 View CEU staff Portfolios View our CE work Portfolios
- Theewaterskloof (TWK) Partnership
Project Details Theewaterskloof (TWK) Partnership Theewaterskloof (TWK) Partnership Theewaterskloof (TWK) Partnership Project Gallery 1/0 < Previous Project Project Report Next Project >













