carried out by the faculty. Deans are appointed by the chancellor for three years. Dean Faculty of Architecture: Professor M. L. De Silva, BSc (BE), M.sc. Arch (Moratuwa), RIBA, FIA (SL) Dean Faculty of Engineering: Professor Nalin Wickramarachchi, BSc Eng Hons (Moratuwa), MSc (UK), PhD (Canada) Dean Faculty of Information Technology: B. H. Sudantha, BSc (Hons), MPhil Dean Faculty of Graduate Studies: Professor Dileeka Dias, BSc Eng (Moratuwa), M.S.(Calif.), PhD(Calif), MIEEE Dean Faculty of Business: Professor S.W.S.B Dasanayake . Dean Faculty of Medicine:Professor F.R.Fernando MBBS, M.S. (Col), FRCS (Edin), FRCS (Eng), FCPS (Pakistan), FASI (India), FCSSL (Sri Lanka), Ph D (Col) Other officers Registrar: W. M. D. P. M. Hulugalla Librarian: R. C. Kodikara, BA (Kelaniya), MLS (BrCol) Bursar: K. A. D. Pushpakeerthi Staff unions and clubs University of Moratuwa Teachers Association (UMTA) Toastmasters Club Former Chancellors Sir Arthur C. Clarke - former chancellor Dr. Ray Wijewardene - former chancellor Deshamanya Dr. Roland Silva - former vice chancellor Notable alumni Indira Samarasekera - 12th president and vice-chancellor of the University of Alberta Ravi Karunanayake - Former Finance Minister, Govt. of Sri Lanka Lalith Gamage - president of the Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology Janaka Ruwanpura, Vice-Provost International, University of Calgary, Canada Asoka Abeygunawardana - Chairman & CEO of Strategic Enterprise Management Agency at Presidential Secretariat, Sri Lanka Champika Ranawaka - A Former Cabinet Minister, Government of Sri Lanka Nimal Rajapakshe - Professor & Former Dean, Simon Fraser University Student life Student organisations Students at the University of Moratuwa run over 25 clubs and organisations. These include cultural and religious groups, academic clubs and common-interest organisations. The University Students' Union is considered the highest body which represents all internal students of the university. Separate student unions operate in each faculty. Sports and recreation The Department of Physical Education caters to the student population of the university in sports. The department gives the students sports facilities in two ways: Students who wish to play games only for fun and those who wish to use the facilities for fitness may use the power room, swimming, weightlifting room, common room for table tennis, carom and chess and the gymnasium to play badminton. The department conducts a regular programme for 18 sports: athletics, badminton, basketball, carom, chess, cricket, elle, football, karate, netball, rowing, rugby football, table tennis, taekwondo, tennis, volleyball, weightlifting and wrestling. The department gives the facilities necessary for these sports and supplies