Leadership is not about being appointed or elected to an office. Leadership is an attitude cultivated over time. It is about having aspirations beyond your wellbeing, working with others to advance the common good.
DR. NARENDRA RAVAL (GURU) - EBS CHANCELLOR
Delivered on Friday, 18th June 2021, During the 43rd Graduation Ceremony of Egerton University
There is a need to align staffing workload and enhance productivity. There is a widespread disparity in workload distribution with regard to teaching, administrative responsibility, research and community outreach.
Prof. Isaac O. Kibwage Ag. Vice-Chancellor
Delivered on Friday, 18th June 2021, During the 43rd Graduation Ceremony of Egerton University
Start something. It might cost you nothing. Let the community pick it up from there.
Dr. Hukka Wario, Chairman of Council
Delivered on Friday, 18th June 2021 During The 43rd Graduation Ceremony of Egerton University.
In 2021 and beyond, I would like to see more partnerships, opportunities for dialogues and discussions, and calls for proposals targeted to institutions in the Global South.
Prof. Rose A. Mwonya, VICE-CHANCELLOR
The AAP Consortium, through the AAP Bridge and other partnership grants such as Partnerships for Innovative Research in Africa (PIRA) grant program, has given the Egerton fraternity opportunities to conduct innovative research that will be useful to Kenya and Africa at large.
From the Public Dialogue Series on COVID-19 Pandemic Responses and Lessons Learned, I shared measures taken by Egerton University to mitigate the effects of the pandemic, and I also learnt and implemented some of the measures other institutions in Africa are doing on the same. The disruption was unprecedented and we responded innovatively.
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