Celebrating our partners

Chase Bank donates Kshs 22 million to SBS for the construction of a library in the new SBS building, one of the buildings under the University's Phase III development.

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SU begins Kshs550m building project

Construction work on Phase III of the University begun in the second week of October. The project comprises construction of a Management Science Building that will have classrooms, lecture theatres and offices; a bigger business school building; the Student Centre; and new and better Sports Grounds. The Management Science Building is scheduled to be completed in June 2009 while the other buildings are scheduled to be completed in June 2010.

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Although the tourism industry is a leading contributor to the economy, there is no research and development institute to provide it with  professional guidance, says Dr Ongong'a Achieng, the Managing Director of Kenya Tourist Board (KTB). Dr Ongong'a said this while presiding the launch of Strathmore University's School of Hospitality and Tourism (SSTH) on Friday, 15th August at Serena Hotel.

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The Japanese Ambassador to Kenya His Excellency Shigeo Iwatani on Wednesday, June 18, 2008 gave a public lecture on
the 4th Tokyo International Conference on Africa Development (TICAD) held from 28th to 30th May in Yokohama, Japan.In attendance were the Nigerian High Commissioner, His Excellency Dr Chijioke W. Wigwe; and Prof Miriam Were, Chairperson Kenya National AIDS Control Council (NACC); Japan’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and UN Habitat, Mr Tasuo Seino, among 300 plus guests.

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It was jubilation at Strathmore University's Graduation Square on Wednesday, 23rd April as President Mwai Kibaki awarded the University a Charter."The stewardship of Kenya's corporate sector owes much gratitude to Strathmore... not just for its ability to supply qualified accountants, but also for the high level of professionalism by past graduates of this institution," the President said.

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A group of 15 students and staff from Strathmore University and other Kenyan universities climbed Mt Kilimanjaro and reached the Uhuru Peak which at 5895 metres is the highest point in Africa. The trip was organized by Mbagathi Study Centre. The students and staff wanted to send a message of peace to all Kenyans in these trying moments the country is going through. They displayed a banner at the Uhuru Peak calling for peace in the country.

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On Saturday 11th January, the Strathmore Business School's MBA class ran a medical clinic at Huruma Police Post in Nairobi's Eastlands. Over 700 patients were attended to by ten doctors, several pharmacists, a counselor, and other volunteers from the MBA class, the Aga Khan University Hospital and Shelter Forum.

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Strathmore University marked its 2nd annual Quality Day on Monday, 24th September 2007 with a talk on 'Gemba Kaizen: Common sense approach to low cost management' by industrialist Dr Manu Chandaria. The day was a culmination of a week of activities which included students and staff voting for the quality icon – staff member who best represents the spirit of quality  and the department that displays the highest degree of quality services and operations.

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THE rate at which Strathmore University graduates get jobs after completing their studies has continued to improve, says Vice Chancellor, Prof John Odhiambo. Statistics show that 76% of Bachelor of Information Technology (BBIT) graduates, for example, get jobs six months after completing their course and all graduates are placed two years after completing their studies.

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Strathmore University Vice-Chancellor Professor John Odhiambo recently described the University as an inspiring institution, in a wide-ranging address to the 2007/2008 freshmen. Before the address, the Vice-Chancellor introduced members of the academic council and the head of mentoring services.

Describing the mentor-student relationship as a long-term inter-personal one, the Vice-Chancellor said the university mentoring services gave every student a personal advisor to help the student organise him/herself and become academically efficient.

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ON MONDAY, 25th June 2007, Strathmore Business School and Kenya's National Economic and Social Council (NESC) hosted Professor Michael E. Porter of Harvard Business School for a lecture on Global Competitiveness at Strathmore University.

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ON MONDAY, 23rd April 2007, Strathmore University’s Institute of Humanities, Education and Development Studies IHEDS) started a three year programme aimed at enhancing leadership skills for head teachers country wide. The Kshs 26 million programme will be funded by Project Harambee, an initiative which promotes educational programmes in Africa.

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Thursday, 5th April 2007, was a historic day for Strathmore University. At 9 am in the morning, Professor Rosalind Mutua, Vice Chair of the Commission of Higher Education (CHE) and Vice Chancellor of Kiriri Women's University of Science & Technology, arrived on campus, together with the Commission of Higher Education (CHE) inspection committee.

The appearance of the inspection committee on campus portended good things for the future as this is the committee entrusted with the responsibility of carrying out the final inspection of a university prior to the granting of a charter.
At the end of the visit Professor Mutua indicated that the committee would be recommending the award of a charter to Strathmore University without conditions.

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On Wednesday, 7th March 2007, Eng (Dr) Kioko Mang'eli the Managing Director of Kenya Bureau of Standards (KeBS) presented Prof John Odhiambo, the Vice-Chancellor of Strathmore University with the ISO 9001:2000 QMS renewal certificate.

The ceremony was held at Strathmore University. Also present at the ceremony was Dr Joseph Sevilla, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Research and Quality Assurance and members of staff of KeBS and of the university.

In his presentation speech, Dr Kioko noted that Strathmore is the first university in Kenya to be certified and should act as a role model to other universities including its graduates who can be ambassadors in quality service provision in their areas of operation nationally and regionally. He also congratulated SU for achieving a nearly paperless system that maximally utilizes technology in all office transactions.

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