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³Ô¹ÏÍ·Ìõ Champions Youth Engagement in Co-Creation of Inclusive Education at the 51st Postgraduate Showcase Seminar

NAIROBI, KENYA — ³Ô¹ÏÍ·Ìõ today hosted its 51st Postgraduate Showcase Seminar, a premier academic forum bringing together PhD graduands to present and share their groundbreaking research findings with the university’s academic community ahead of the upcoming 59th Graduation Ceremony.

The annual seminar offers graduands a critical platform to showcase their research, receive scholarly feedback, exchange ideas, and demonstrate how their work directly contributes to solving real-world societal challenges.

A Synergy of Academic Leadership

In Picture: Prof. Michael Muita Gicheru, Executive Dean, Graduate School (left), Prof. Dankit K. Nassiuma, EBS, the Chancellor of Moi University (center) and Ag. Vice-Chancellor, Prof. John Okumu (righ)
Prof. Michael Muita Gicheru, Executive Dean, Graduate School (left), Prof. Dankit K. Nassiuma, EBS, the Chancellor of Moi University (center) and Ag. Vice-Chancellor, Prof. John Okumu (righ)

The event was marked by high-level academic collaboration. ³Ô¹ÏÍ·Ìõ Ag. Vice-Chancellor, Prof. John Okumu, hosted Prof. Dankit K. Nassiuma, EBS, the Chancellor of Moi University, for a courtesy call. Prof. Nassiuma, who was the keynote speaker, delivered an impactful address emphasizing the critical role today’s youth play in actively co-creating inclusive learning environments. During the meeting, it was noted that the seminar was initiated by the late Prof. George Eshiwani, the third Vice Chancellor of ³Ô¹ÏÍ·Ìõ, whose vision established a platform for PhD graduands to present their research before graduation.

Representing  Ag. Vice Chancellor, Prof. John Okumu, the Deputy Vice Chancellor, Academic, Prof. Waceke Wanjoh
Representing  Ag. Vice Chancellor, Prof. John Okumu, the Deputy Vice Chancellor, Academic, Prof. Waceke Wanjohi

Representing  Ag. Vice Chancellor, Prof. John Okumu, the Deputy Vice Chancellor, Academic, Prof. Waceke Wanjohi,  commended the graduands for their dedication to research and academic excellence. She encouraged them to continue producing quality research that addresses societal challenges and contributes to national and global development. Prof. Waceke Wanjohi also reflected on the seminar’s rich history, noting that she was among the first PhD graduands to pioneer the event as a research presenter. Her experience highlights the seminar’s enduring contribution to nurturing generations of researchers and strengthening the University’s research culture.

 

The showcase spotlighted 72 exceptional PhD trailblazers drawn from various schools across the university. The diverse cohort, comprising 64.3% male and 35.7% female researchers, presented innovative solutions designed to address real-world challenges and transform policy.

Now in its 51ˢᵗ edition, the Post Graduate Showcase Seminar continues to provide an important forum for knowledge sharing, scholarly engagement and the dissemination of research findings. The seminar remains a key part of ³Ô¹ÏÍ·Ìõ’s commitment to advancing research, innovation and academic excellence through postgraduate research.

Watch the Event Live

The full proceedings, featuring the keynote address and the inspiring doctoral presentations, are available for viewing online.

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