In tandem with the government's ambitious plan to plant 15 billion trees in the next decade, Kabarak University is throwing open its green treasury. As you walk through the aisles of vibrant saplings, each one telling a story of resilience and growth, you have the opportunity to become a guardian of Kenya's future
Our KUSO president Miss Karen Birech and Deputy Sec Gen Gibson Kipruto had the privilege of attending the Africa Youth Leadership Forum in Entebbe, Uganda, and the National Prayer Breakfast at State House Entebbe, graced by the presence of the President of Uganda and First Lady Mama Rachel Ruto. These events were not only significant milestones in my life but also powerful testaments to the potential for youth empowerment and the role of faith in shaping a nation.
The Africa Youth Leadership Forum served as a platform for over 500 young leaders from across the continent to come together, exchange ideas, and discuss strategies for promoting sustainable development, peace, and prosperity. The diverse group of attendees brought forth a wide range of perspectives, all underscored by a common desire to drive positive change in their communities and nations. The Forum's sessions and workshops covered various aspects of leadership, from ethical decision-making to effective governance, equipping participants with the knowledge and skills essential for fostering transformative leadership.
Access Bank (Kenya) Plc reinforced its commitment to education and community development by visiting Kabarak University. Led by Mr. Segun Lamidi, Group Head of Subsidiaries Operations, and Mr. John Kimani, Chief Operations Officer for Kenya, the delegation engaged with the esteemed Vice-Chancellor of Kabarak University, Prof. Henry Kiplangat, in a productive meeting held in the Vice-Chancellor's boardroom.
The Kabarak University Nakuru City Campus and KABU TVET Institute held their highly anticipated annual staff team-building event at the breathtaking Sarova Lion Hill Game Lodge, nestled on the shores of Lake Nakuru. This idyllic setting provided the backdrop for a day of camaraderie, laughter, and reflection on how to survive and thrive in an environment marked by interruptions and violations. The event was graced by the esteemed Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Henry Kiplangat, who delivered an inspiring address.
The 6th of October 2023 marked the official opening of the Nakuru City Campus Complex and the launch of the Kabarak University – TVET Institute. This momentous occasion represented a significant step towards providing higher education and technical training. The event was attended by the Chancellor, Hon. Dr. Gideon Moi; the Board of Trustees led by their Chair, Hon. Kipruto Moi; and the Governing Council led by Dr. John Kibosia. The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Henry Kiplangat, led the University management. Dignitaries, faculty, students, and members of the community shared a memorable experience, witnessing the expansion of educational opportunities and the fostering of innovation in Nakuru and countrywide.
Kabarak University is not just an institution of higher learning; it's a place that believes in nurturing young minds and shaping their futures. Last Friday, a dedicated team of four individuals set out on a mission to Mumias West and East, eager to share the opportunities and knowledge that Kabarak University has to offer. Led by Pastor Esther Kapsir, Dominic Cherop, Lutta Mumia (a student hailing from Mumias), they embarked on a journey of career mentorship and inspiration.
Kabarak University is making significant strides in its pursuit of quality education and services. Recently, the university dedicated a new lift at the Administration Block, designed to enhance accessibility for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs). This move underscores the institution's commitment to inclusivity, ensuring everyone can navigate the campus comfortably.
The Vice-Chancellor Prof. Henry Kiplangat warmly welcomed the incoming class of 2023. This address was a pivotal moment for the new students as Prof. Kiplangat shared the rich history of the university, current initiatives, and the university's unwavering commitment to crafting a unique future through the transformation of education.
Jane Corazone Adhiambo Otieno, affectionately known as Corazone, in a moment that left the audience at Kabarak University in fits of laughter and inspiration, captured the hearts of her fellow students during her vote of thanks at the first-year Vice-Chancellor's address. Just weeks away from her hometown in Syokimau and having graduated from Maasai Girls High School just a year ago, Corazone has already made Kabarak University her new home and is determined to leave an indelible mark during her time there.
On a bright and promising evening at the Grand Winston Hotel - Nakuru, a prestigious gathering of scholars, academicians, and intellectuals from all corners of the nation came together to celebrate a momentous occasion – the book launch of Kabarak University's Vice-Chancellor, Professor Henry Kiplangat. The event was a reflection of academic excellence and a testament to the university's commitment to leading a culture of knowledge dissemination. The book, titled "University Management Practices and Academic Staff Job Satisfaction: Perspectives from Kenya," promises to be a valuable addition to the field of higher education.
