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Class of 2012: Europe grads in diploma dilemma as universities flunk teaching for real world
PARIS – Estelle Borrell knew she wanted to work in law since she was a teenager, when she interned at a court in Versailles, France. "The lawyers in their black robes, they were like gods to me," said the 24-year-old Parisian.
Borrell studied law at Vienna University, where she dreamed of putting her passion into practice at an international organization. She got a shock when she began working at a Vienna law firm.
"I knew how to resolve cases on paper, but when I got into the law firm it was really ridiculous," Borrell said. "My boss asked me to call a judge and I was absolutely not able to do it. I didn't even have the vocabulary I needed to do a really simple call."
Borrell, who is now back in France seeking work while continuing legal studies in Paris, had found out firsthand what educators, industry and governments across the continent are slowly coming to acknowledge as globalization intensifies competition and a devastating economic crisis swells youth unemployment: Europe's universities, many founded during the Middle Ages, are failing to prepare students for the demands of the 21st century world.
Editors: This is the latest installment in Class of 2012, an exploration of Europe's financial crisis through the eyes of young people emerging from the cocoon of student life into the worst downturn the continent has seen since the end of World War II. Follow the class on its new Google plus page: http://apne.ws/ClassOf2012
Outmoded teaching, overcrowded classrooms and even broken windows are common complaints by both teachers and students at French universities — even the Sorbonne, one of Europe's oldest and most illustrious schools. Classes often begin with a hunt for spare chairs as classrooms built for 20 students regularly pack 40 or more. Sometimes students are forced to sit on tables or the floor. On Twitter, students post such complaints as: "Monday morning 9:00 in the constitutional law lecture at Paris 8, freezing my toes off, not very fun."
Recently, a group of overwhelmed instructors at Paris University published an open letter to France's education minister in daily newspaper Liberation to voice their frustration and call for the repeal of a reform that decentralized university control, which they blame for many of the universities' woes.
In Spain, where universities are in even more dire financial straits, the heads of around 50 state-run universities recently made a joint statement warning of "irreparable deterioration" in education as crisis cutbacks choke academic institutions and threaten to hold back economic recovery.
Officials recognize the problem.
The European Commission, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development and the Federation of European Employers all have studies under way to examine why the continent's universities are failing. The research aims to identify ways to better match universities' output with the needs of employers, and hopefully help improve the job prospects of Europe's graduates.
The failure of Europe's universities is also reflected in their weak showing in the most closely-watched barometer of university performance — Shanghai Jiaotong University's annual ranking of the world's universities, which places only two European universities, Oxford and Cambridge, in the top 20. The Shanghai Ranking focuses on research, looking at things such as the number of Nobel Prizes and citations in top academic journals, but experts see a correlation between a faculty's academic caliber and quality of education.
And it's precisely the failings of European university teaching that are now increasingly being put under the microscope.
A recent study in Britain showed that an increasingly large number of graduates are failing to find graduate-level jobs. The Futuretrack survey by Warwick University's Institute for Employment Research showed that the number of graduates still without graduate-level jobs two years after leaving university nearly doubled to 40 percent last year compared to 10 years ago.
Much of the blame can be placed on Europe's economic crisis, but experts say the problem also lies with the universities themselves, which are often accused of imparting theoretical abstraction with little practical application in the real world.
Some experts complain that students need to acquire a whole new way of thinking once they leave university.
"In social sciences, arts, I.T., there is an enormous transition in which you almost have to tell people to forget what they've been studying so that they can see again," said Robin Chater, secretary general of the Federation of European Employers.
Chater's organization represents multinational firms working in the EU, advising them on employment law and other matters, and also functions as a think tank focused on issues of concern to international businesses. Students' lack of practical experience in real-world situations is an emerging cause of concern for the organization's membership, Chater said.
That's an experience Lucy Nicholls, a member of AP's Class of 2012, knows well.
"I'm not saying universities should find you a job, but they should mentally prepare you for the big wide world and make you very much aware of what the climate is like..." said Nicholls, a 22-year-old fashion graduate in London. "It didn't happen for me."
Nicholls describes herself as "sorely disappointed" by her university education in Britain. "I expected to have some sort of lecture on maybe how to go freelance, how to go into the world of fashion because freelance is such a big part of that industry," Nicholls said.
The need to reform Europe's universities has been identified by both the EU Commission and independent experts.
Although graduate unemployment at 5.4 percent is significantly lower than overall youth unemployment, university curricula "are often slow to respond to changing needs in the wider economy," said Dennis Abbott, spokesman for the EU Education Commissioner. In an email response to questions, Abbott said courses should be better tailored to the needs of the labor market, better guidance should be given in selecting courses, and students should be given more opportunities to develop entrepreneurial and work-relevant skills as part of their studies.
That's precisely what Nicholls found lacking in her fashion studies. "I really just wasn't given any opportunities," she said. "I was very disappointed and I think the (university) could and should have done so much more."
Data from the EU Commission show the disparity that exists between the EU and the United States in terms of spending on university education, one factor that has been identified as a cause of European universities' underperformance.
Total public and private spending on higher education in the European Union accounts for 1.3 percent of GDP, compared to 3.3 percent in the United States, according to EU figures cited in a 2008 report by the Brussels-based Bruegel think tank. On a per student basis, that translates to annual spending of euros 8,700 in the EU versus euros 36,500 in the US, Bruegel says.
Borrell, the French law student, saw the effects of this underfunding while in Vienna.
Her law school library shut as early as 4 p.m. some days, and was closed completely on weekends. "You can imagine what this means when exams are approaching and all of a sudden libraries are just literally stuffed with people," Borrell said.
In its report, Breugel recommended that the EU spend an extra 1 percent of GDP annual on higher education, and give universities more autonomy in budgets, hiring and faculty pay as a way of giving the additional spending "more bite."
Moira Koffi, another member of the Class of 2012, last month finished her diploma in corporate communications from the Sorbonne journalism school. Her experience provides an optimistic tale of what Europe's universities may be doing right.
"I'm very satisfied" with how her school, CELSA, prepared her for finding post-graduation employment. "There were courses to prepare you for interviews, and networking was a very important" part of the curriculum, Koffi said.
In her case, it paid off: Koffi has just signed her first work contract with an important public relations firm, working on social media campaigns.
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March 25, 2013 -- The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is offering a $100,000 grant to anyone who can develop what's being called the next generation of condom.
The aim is to help curb unwanted pregnancies and the spread of sexually transmitted infections around the world.
The Condom of the Future
The foundation's Grand Challenges in Global Health initiative says it is looking for the next-generation condom that "significantly preserves or enhances pleasure, in order to improve uptake and regular use." This could mean safe, new materials to "preserve or enhance sensation." Most condoms are made of latex.
Other important features include making male and female condoms easier to use (perhaps with better packaging or easy-to-use designs) and attributes that "address and overcome cultural barriers."
Condom designers will have to work hard to get their grant money. Plans need to have a concept that can be thoroughly tested and validated. Test data will need to give clear results before moving on to further testing.
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About 15 billion condoms are made every year and used by about 750 million people.
If used correctly, male condoms are 98% effective against pregnancy. Condoms also help protect both partners from sexually transmitted infections, such as HIV, chlamydia, and gonorrhea.
Female condoms, put inside the vagina before sex, are 95% effective if used correctly.
Condom use has been traced back to ancient Egypt and even cave paintings in France.
Although condoms have been in use for centuries, Gates says there have not been many advances in condom technology in the last 50 years.


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Don't we all love dropping our bags and just falling on the bed after a long day at work? Our bedroom is a sanctuary that holds in its heart our joys, tears, worries, and many secrets. This bedroom becomes all the important for a newlywed couple. Away from the prying eyes, a husband and wife share their lives and quality time in this room, which is why the colours used in a bedroom must be given a thoughtful consideration.
Every colour holds a different meaning, and if you are soon getting married or recently got married, then you must go through this list to identify which colours would you pick for your new bedroom. As important as the colour is, the paint company you choose would also define the final impact. Therefore, once you pick a colour, but it only from a renowned paint company.
Brilliant pinks, reds and oranges: They may sound out of the league, but using them with neutral coloured furniture and upholstery will help soften the edges and they won't overwhelm you.
Sky blue and white: Cool blue with white is a classic combination, not to forget visually soothing, that will keep you lively and refreshed. For a scrubbed clean look, choose other things in the bedroom that complement these colours.
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Spring green and sky blue: Setting the benchmark of elegance since the dawn of time, you can keep either one as the wall colour, and accessorize the room using the other colour.
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Well the weekend has arrived again. With each and every hour we are closer and closer to Spring. The first day of Spring has arrived but we need it to stay. No more of these cooler days eh Mother Nature!!!!I hope you have had the opportunity to sleep in and relax on this gorgeous weekend. The weekend brings me the opportunity to undulge in heartier fare which we are able to savour over a leisurely breakfast. Crank the tunes and start your weekend off right!!! After a few stretches and a hot cup of tea I am ready for the day. It will be busy running from bridal shop to bridal shop with friends looking for that perfect dress! No I am not the one getting married. Do I have friends whose children are old enough to get married? I'm afraid the test of time agrees with that.
For those of you who follow this blog you will know my love of "all things potato". Hash browns are a staple breakfast food at diners in North America, where they are often fried up on a large griddle. Many North Americans associate hash browns with breakfast food, although they may be eaten at other times of the day as well. Wharever turns your crank!
Depending on where you live would depend on what you would expect to accompany your bacon and eggs in the morning...or afternoon. I tend to associate hash browns with shredded potatoes. Other people think of hash browns as cubes of potatoes which to me are home fries or country fried potatoes. They are certainly not the only way to serve up this comforting dish.Some people make hash browns from uncooked potato, some parboil them. No matter what you are expecting these hash browns from Canadian Living magazine are one version of this classic. These are the ultimate in my books if you enjoy shredded hash browns. I have been searching out a way to emmulate the hashbrowns at a local breakfast hangout and I can finally stop my search. These are divine!!!!!!! They are time consuming to make for something so simple and homey, but if you plan ahead you can start the night before.
Hash browns are the dish that turns a simple breakfast into a hearty breakfast. Cereal is fine for a quick start to my usual mornings, and eggs and toast are great, but, when you add hash browns to the mix, breakfast becomes a real sit-down meal and one that will stick with you all the way until lunch. This is perfect to start my day of dress hunting before we head to The Wedding Cafe. Yes there is a restaurant devoted to planning weddings.
For such a simple dish there a few key instructions to create the perfect hash browns.
1) Hash browns can be made with any potato but are best when made with a high-starch potato, such as a Russet potato.
2) Hash browns crisp best when made in a cast iron skillet. To make hash browns, you'll want a medium to medium- high heat. Too high and the potatoes will burn. Too low and the potatoes will soak up the oil or butter and not crisp.
3) An option would be to add chopped fresh onion to the pan, chopped bell peppers, shredded zucchini, carrot or sweet potato, garlic and fresh herbs, to really add a lot of flavour to this delicious dish. Keep in mind that some of these ingredients have a higher water content so your hash browns will not be as crispy as my might like.
4) The key to perfectly done, crispy hash browns is all tied up in the flip. Hash browns should be flipped only once, and then only after about six to eight minutes. Generally six to eight minutes of patience per side makes for a perfectly crispy hash brown. Do not flip until the potatoes are golden and crispy. If the potatoes are turning crispy or beginning to burn before the six-minute time frame, you'll know your heat is a little too high
The TRICK... to add 1/4 cup of cream or 1/2 and half to the cooked hashbrowns and allow them to sit for a while. After that you cook them again. These make a large batch so you can even refrigertae them after adding the cream and cook them up the next day of whenver you are ready. Make sure to let them rest for a minimum of at least 1 hour.
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4 baking potatoes, (about 2 lb/1 kg total), peeled
1/4 cup(50 mL) butter
1 large onion, thinly sliced
1/2 teaspoon (2 mL) salt
1/4 teaspoon (1 mL) pepper
1/4 cup(50 mL) whipping cream
In saucepan of boiling salted water, cook potatoes until slightly softened, about 10 minutes. Drain and refrigerate until cold, about 2 hours, or for up to 24 hours. Coarsely shred. Set aside.
In extra-large nonstick skillet, melt butter over medium heat; fry onion until softened, about 5 minutes.
Stir in potatoes, salt and pepper; cook, stirring a few times, until crisp and golden, about 12 minutes.
Drizzle in cream; cook until absorbed, about 2 minutes. Remove from heat; let stand for at least 1 hour or for up to 3 hours.
Fry again over medium heat, turning a few times, until crispy and browned, about 2 minutes. (I use small portions and create loose cakes)
Who new something so simple could be so delicious!!!!
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Which Helmet WIll Fit My Big Head?
I checked the helmet reviews and settled on the Petzl Elios, size 2. Great helmet, except it doesn't fit my noggin. Couldn't even buckle the chin strap and I had the adjustable wheel all the way open. What helmet is equal to the Elios and will fit a huge noggin?
I checked the helmet reviews and settled on the Petzl Elios, size 2. Great helmet, except it doesn't fit my noggin. Couldn't even buckle the chin strap and I had the adjustable wheel all the way open. What helmet is equal to the Elios and will fit a huge noggin?
I'm no onomastician, but find it odd that my name is Gear Guy and people send me questions about climbing gear, while your name is Moorehead and your head is too big to fit a climbing helmet. Then again, we do still honor the 13th century Christian tradition of basing family names on occupation (Cooper, Mason, etc.) and personal characteristics (Whitehead, Dicknose, etc.), so maybe it isn't so weird after all.
American heads have, due to better nutrition and electromagnetic fields from cell phones, been getting larger for the past 50 years, but your gourd is off the chart. You say you couldn't fit the Elios, size 2! That helmet expands to a maximum circumference of 63 centimeters, typical for a size large and a reasonable maximum considering American heads are 53 to 61 centimeters around, with 57 centimeters being the average.
I will assume that you don't have an Afro and that you have removed the packing materials from inside the helmet, and go from there. I checked all helmets, and it looks like you are at the bottom of the birdcage. There is only one helmet that might fit you. It is the Grivel Salamander XL. This ABS-shelled, polystyrene-lined helmet is similar to the Elios, but it lets out all the way to 66 centimeters, large enough even for Gorgons.
But, I wonder if your problem isn't so much a large head, as it is a large jaw. You said you can't buckle the chin strap. Perhaps you share DNA with Jay Leno. I don't know. I do know that if the difficulty is caused by your jaw, you might solve the issue by simply finding a helmet with an extra-long chin strap. Strap lengths vary from model to model. Get your pumpkin down to a gear shop and try on every helmet in the house, and remember: never eat anything larger than your head. Next!


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Business update: US service firms grow more quickly, boost hiring
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WASHINGTON - U.S. service firms expanded more quickly last month as new orders rose and hiring increased, a positive sign the economy is rebounding after an unusually cold winter.
The Institute for Supply Management said Thursday that its service-sector index rose to 53.1 in March from 51.6 in February. Any reading above 50 indicates expansion.
The increase was driven by a big jump in a measure of hiring, which rose 6.1 points to 53.4. That reversed most of a nine-point plunge in February that was mostly blamed on the weather. The increase is a hopeful sign just before the government's employment report for March, to be released Friday. A gauge of new orders increased 2.1 points to 53.4.
"The economy is slowly recovering from the weather-induced freeze and we expect a further thawing during the spring," said Paul Dales, an economist at Capital Economics.
The survey covers businesses that employ 90 percent of the workforce, including retail, construction, health care and financial services firms.
The ISM's survey adds to other evidence that the economy is picking up as the weather improves. Freezing temperatures and severe snowstorms in January and February had shut down factories, interrupted work at construction sites and cut into car sales as consumers remained at home.
But automakers said Tuesday that sales rose 6 percent in March. That suggests Americans are willing to spend on big purchases, a hopeful sign for the broader economy.
And the ISM's separate survey of manufacturers, released Tuesday, rose to 53.7 last month. Factories cranked out more goods and new orders rose, the survey found. But manufacturers added jobs at a slower pace.
The number of Americans seeking unemployment aid rose last week but remained at close to pre-recession levels. The four week average of applications, a less volatile measure, stayed near a six-month low. That suggests companies are cutting fewer workers and may even be hiring more.
Still, service companies are growing at only a modest pace. The index has drifted downward after peaking at 57.9 in August.
Most economists expect growth slowed in the January-March quarter to a 1.5 percent to 2 percent annual rate. That would be slower than the fourth quarter's 2.6 percent pace. But growth is expected to accelerate to nearly 3 percent for the rest of the year, as hiring improves and Americans spend more.
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NY rabbi accused of trying to pull over motorists
MAMARONECK, N.Y. (AP) - Some drivers in the suburbs north of New York City were startled when they saw a man waving his arms, honking his horn and flashing a silver badge in a frantic effort to get them to pull over in traffic.
Even more surprising was who was suspected of doing it: a respected rabbi.
Rabbi Alfredo Borodowski has been arrested in one case and is being investigated in at least two more in which authorities say the apparent reason for trying to pull people over was to rage at them for cutting him off or driving too slowly.
"That girl was driving too slow and I hate when people do this," the 49-year-old Borodowski told investigators after he was charged with impersonating a police officer in June, when he allegedly pulled his Camry alongside a woman's car in Mamaroneck, flashed a badge and shouted: "Police! Police! Pull over!"
The woman, whose name has not been made public, did not pull over. According to her lawyer, Richard Clifford, the rabbi "just laid on the horn and started screaming at her" as she obeyed a 20-mph limit in a school zone. "She was so freaked out with the horn honking and the screaming that she called police immediately. ... I believe my client was in danger with this guy and if she had gotten out of her car it could have escalated."
Borodowski denied to police he was trying to impersonate an officer, saying he was telling the woman only that he would be "calling the police."
Police confiscated the badge, which read: "Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority Officer 1338." Judie Glave, a spokeswoman for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which oversees the bridge and tunnel authority, said the badge is "totally fake."
Borodowski's lawyer, Andrew Rubin, acknowledged that the rabbi's behavior has been "manic" and said he's suffering from bipolar disorder. The lawyer said the rabbi will plead not guilty in court this week. A previous hearing was postponed because the rabbi was hospitalized.
The rabbi has been fired from a position at prestigious Temple Emanu-El in Manhattan, one of the world's largest Jewish houses of worship. He also leads a congregation in Larchmont.
The odd saga of the rabbi has grabbed headlines in the car-centric suburbs and gained momentum after his arrest, when other drivers came forward saying he had tried to pull them over, too.
When Peter Moses' wife saw the story on the TV news, "She shouted, 'Oh my God, the guy who stopped us did it to someone else - and he's a rabbi!'" said Moses, a public relations consultant in White Plains.
Moses said that in May, a motorist tailgated him on a drive from Scarsdale to White Plains, "obviously trying to make me go faster" than the 40- mph limit. Instead, Moses slowed, and the driver passed him and then blocked his path.
"He's shouting, 'I'm a police officer, pull over!' and he's got this little badge that he's waving at us. I told my wife, 'That's not a police officer,'" Moses said.
"Then he's out of his car and he's screaming: 'I can arrest you! I can have you arrested!' I said, 'Fine, call the police,' then he storms back to his car and drives off."
Moses said his wife asked him not to report the incident but changed her mind when they learned of the arrest in Mamaroneck. "What we want is for the rabbi to get the emotional help he so obviously needs," he said.
Yet another driver handed State Police a video of a confrontation in late April on Interstate 87 near Yonkers. The man told authorities that he swerved in front of a driver who then flashed a badge and demanded that he pull over.
Police are not releasing the video, but a still image from it obtained by The Journal News shows a man who looks like Borodowski sticking his head out of his car window, his wispy graying hair blowing in the wind, who appears to be shouting and waving a silver badge in a leather case.
"He was holding up this tiny badge, and I knew the guy could no way be a cop in any sense of the word," the driver, whose name has not been made public, told the newspaper. When he challenged the man, he drove off.
The three complaints prompted the trustees of Temple Emanu-El to dismiss Borodowski as executive director of the Skirball Center for Jewish Learning "in the best interests of the congregation," said Mark Weisstuch, administrative vice president.
Borodowski was still listed as rabbi on the website for Congregation Sulam Yaakov in Larchmont. A call to the synagogue there was answered by a man who said: "No comment. That's his personal life."


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Speaking during the Convocation Ceremony on Aug 27 at the LRC, Msgr Dr. Pius Rutechura outlined several aspects on focus during the new academic Year 2015/16.
First, the VC said that the university was seeking the status of operating as a fully fledged and canonically elected Chaplaincy. He said that this would enhance pastoral ministries and strengthen the base of making CUEA to continue bearing desirable fruits.
He urged all the members of the university to maximize their participation and attendance to spiritual functions. More of the pastoral ministries would be made operational. These include, Spiritual Formation and accompaniment, Worship and Liturgy, Social Concern, Ecumenism and Interfaith.
Msgr Pius also requested everyone to read, internalize and integrate values of Pope Francis's new encyclical, Laudato Si 'on the care for our common home'. "We have to care for oneself, neighbour and the institutions we serve as a starting point", he added.
He urged everyone to embrace a new lifestyle which will liberate us from becoming a seedbed for collective selfishness and embark upon new paths of authentic freedom where disinterested concern for others, and care for our brothers and sisters and for the natural environment is possible.
"What will liberate us and lead us to success is focusing on long range achievements by consciously expanding our mind." The vice chancellor added.
Further, the VC said that the bright future of CUEA depended on openness to share and shoulder a common vision and building consensus on how to address key issues which will eventually lead to mutual reaping of the fruits of our labour.
Monsignor noted, "I firmly believe that embracing cost effective measures, accompanied by more order and deliberate efforts to raise non tuition income will enable us to increase the size of our cake which we will all share with gratitude and joy.
He informed the staff at the University that the job evaluation and HR audit report was already being implemented and urged all sections to willingly implement the recommendations.
Rutechura revealed some of the measures targeting to harmonise teaching workloads and part time claims. These will include; a) qualified administrative staff to teach two units per year without claiming, b) Faculties and departments to reduce number of units offered, rationalize and streamline courses and units taught (across faculties and departments) so as to reduce part-time claims, c) Ensure that lecturers take full loads before making any claims and extend their service to related faculties.
On security, the VC assured that stringent measures were being undertaken to ensure that our campuses remained safe. This is being worked in collaboration with IBM and will involve the installation of CCTV cameras and other advanced systems.
Further, the VC congratulated CUEA Monks for their great efforts which have seen them rise back to the first league status. He assured students that the university will continue accompanying them in a holistic manner. He further announced that the University was seriously minding international students and had set up a committee to see how to enrich our services to them.
At the beginning of his speech the Vice Chancellor paid glowing tribute to the Rt. Rev. Paul Kalanda, Bishop Emeritus, Fort Portal, Uganda, the first rector of the university, then known as CHIEA (Catholic Higher Institute of Eastern Africa) who passed on on Aug 18. See Separate story here.
Here is a full script of the Vice Chancellor's speech:Download
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Professor Justus Gitari Mbae has been appointed the new Vice-Chancellor for the University in an acting capacity. He replaces, Monsignor Dr. Pius Rutechura.Read more
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The University takes this opportunity to inform you that the Faculty of Law is still in full operation and that registration for the next semester will take place between 4-10th May 2016, as per the University Calendar. Please note that next semester lectures commence on 9th May 2016 as per the university calendar.Read more
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The Faculty of Commerce will sign an MoU with the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) on Friday, May 6 at 10 am at the LRC Auditorium. This will see CUEA students benefit from both financial and exam exemptions.Read more
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Catholic University Monks progressed to the finals of the KRU Nationwide league with a 35-23 win over Kisumu RFC at the RFUEA Grounds on Saturday April 23, 2016. They will now play USIU in the final.Read more
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CUEA's Kivindyo Munyao won the 2016 Jonathan Blake Spirit of the Competition Award during the 9th Annual Monroe E. Price media Law Moot Court Competition held at The University of Oxford on 28th of March to the 3rd of April 2016.Read more
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Dear CUEA Alumni, Greetings to you all! The other day, you received an invitation to participate in CUEATRACE, a survey of CUEA graduates who completed their studies in the year 2013.Read more
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The University has set up a bus shuttle service between Kozlowieck hall and the Library at the Pope Paul VI Learning Resource Centre.Read more
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Rev. Prof. Clement Majawa has authored a chapter in the book, The Routledge Companion to Christianity in Africa published by Routledge.Read more
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On Sunday, April 3, 2016 the Rt. Rev. Dominic Kimengich, the Bishop Catholic Diocese of Lodwar celebrated Mass at the University to enthrone the statue of Divine.Read more
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The recent student elections (held on Mar 9) at the university have been lauded at different quarters for their efficiency and being a first at the University.Read more
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46 beneficiaries of the St. Elizabeth scholarship program were on 9th February 2016 taken through an orientation of the university.Read more
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February 9, 2016: The Catholic University of Eastern Africa has signed an agreement with the Kenya Institute of Mass Communication (KIMC) which will see diploma graduates from KIMC complete a degree in Kiswahili and Communication at CUEA.Read more
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The Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops (KCCB) through its Commission for Education and Religious Education signed a Memorandum of Understanding with CUEA on Tuesday 12th January 2016 at the Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops – General Secretariat at Westlands.Read more
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Pope Francis announces the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy with the Bull "MisericordiaeVultus" (the Mercy on 11th April, 2015). This jubilee is a Holy year that he opened on 8th December 2015, on the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception to run until 20th November 2016. He invited the Bishops in all the Dioceses all over the world to open a Holy Door of Mercy at the respective cathedrals, or shrines frequented by many people.Read more
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The Faculty of Law in collaboration with the Registry has released a semester distribution chart. This will inform Faculty of Law students how the the academic year will be operationalized. Please see here the Law Semester Distribution ChartRead more
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Dear Parents/Guardians, The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) would like to respond to recent media claims concerning the alleged closure of its Faculty of Law. The University reassures students and parents/guardians that the Faculty of Law has not, and will not, be shut down.Read more
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The CUEA city campus for the second time marked a day to award its graduates their certificates on 30th October, 2015 at the university's city campus (I&M house, Kenyatta Avenue). Present at the ceremony was the town campus director Rev. Dr. Peter Mbaro, the academic registrar Odilon Dizon, the deputy academic registrar Caleb Opwora and the administrator Peter Ng'eno among others.Read more
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The University Chaplain, Rev. Dr. Charles Kyallo has extended an invite from Kenyan Bishops to pray for Pope Francis's visit. The Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops (KCCB) pastoral department, on October 27, invited young people to get involved in the preparation for the coming of the Pope to Kenya through prayer and other logistic preparations.Read more
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The Japan Information and Culture Center held the J-Pop festival on 2nd and 3rd October 2015 at the embassy of Japan in Nairobi. The festival was a mesh between the Anime (Animations) Festival and a J-pop Nodojiman and cosplay competition. H.E. Mr. Tatsushi Terada, Ambassador of Japan to Kenya and Mr. Nicholas ole Moipei, 2015 JAMAFEST Director officially opened the competition.Read more
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Centre for Social Justice and Ethics hosted the second interfaith youth forum on environment and peace on 9thand 10th October at the Catholic University of Eastern Africa. The Environmental component of the forum created awareness among the youth on the forth-coming climate change negotiations in Paris. Young people were invited to use social media, and sign online petitions directed at world leaders to provide real solutions to the challenge of climate change.Read more
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Professor Clara Momanyi, a Kiswahili professor and head of Kiswahili department won an award in the 2015 Jomo Kenyatta Prize for Literature held at Pride inn, Westlands on 26th September 2015.Read more
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The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) celebrated its 32nd graduation ceremony on 2nd October 2015. The high commissioner of the republic of Uganda to Kenya Angelina Wapakhabulo crowned the colorful ceremony as the guest of honour. Speaking at the ceremony, Wapakhabulo congratulated CUEA for championing higher education in the region.Read more
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For the second time, the Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) library took the first position in the Annual Maktaba Awards. The Catholic university library attained the first position in the Academic Libraries Category as the best library in Kenya. KCA University and USIU took the second and the third positions respectively.Read more
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The faculty of Arts and Social Sciences has new courses. The courses include; two doctorates, Five Master of Arts programmes, and one Bachelor's degree programme.Read more
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The Catholic University of Eastern Africa presents you with an opportunity to learn Japanese in your own country. Learning a foreign language places you in a position to interact effectively with other people, more reason to take this course. It is the first of its kind and through it you will be able to learn the diverse Japanese culture.Read more
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It is always right and just to look in the past with gratitude and pay tribute to those on whose shoulders we are gradually uplifted to higher heights.Read more
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Speaking during the Convocation Ceremony on Aug 27 at the LRC, Msgr Dr. Pius Rutechura outlined several aspects on focus during the new academic Year 2015/16.Read more
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This year's convocation ceremony was held on August 27. The chief guest at the event was Bishop Anthony Muheria, Kitui Catholic Diocese and the Apostolic Administrator, Machakos Diocese.Read more
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Muthoni Wachira Kanyana, an alumna of the 2001 graduating class (Bachelor of Commerce – Marketing), has been recognised among the top 40 under 40 women, 2015 by the Business Daily.Read more
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We would like to bring you to speed with some of the critical dates as we move towards the new trimester and academic year 2015/16. On Monday Aug 10, the School focused/ Holiday program will begin in all the campuses.Read more
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Our men rugby team, CUEA Monks, was on Sunday night (July 5) crowned as the winners of the Masaku 7's Division A main cup after beating Kisii University in the final game that was held in the Kenyatta Stadium, Machakos County.Read more
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The family of a CUEA Gaba campus graduate was on May 30 involved in an accident along the Nakuru-Eldoret highway. The accident claimed the life of the graduands mother and her sister's son. The graduate, Valentine Jemutai Kendagar was conferred with a degree in Computer Science during the May graduation held the previous day, May 29 at Langata.Read more
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His Eminence Berhaneyesus Cardinal Souraphiel has condemned the April 2 Garissa University attack where 147 students died. Speaking during a graduation mass at CUEA whose theme was 'I choose life', the chancellor said that the church has always stood for the sanctity of life and echoed Pope Francis words that such acts of violence especially contributing to loss of human life should be condemned.Read more
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Dear CUEA Family, beloved Citizens of CUEA, the Pentecost we celebrated this past Sunday is a great event to those who believe because the Descent of the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of God is a blessing that no one can afford to ignore or neglect. As a free gift from God, the Holy Spirit comes to shape and transform our lives, to strengthen our vocations, to give more meaning to our labour, to instruct our Family in the way of...Read more
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The Institute for Regional Integration and Development (IRID) at the Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) is a specialist inter-disciplinary graduate institute for research and training in Regional Integration. It brings together academics, researchers and practitioners to provide conceptual, policy and practical instruction of the highest standard on regional integration and global governance. This is intended at developing expertise in regional integration for Africa's Regional Economic Communities. The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) is offering scholarships for IRID's two-year Master of Arts program in Regional Integration...Read more
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On the evening of Monday April 13, 2015 the University held a service to pray for the victims and relatives of the Garissa University College terrorist attack. Students and staff filled Missio hall whereby there was candle lighting, prayers and messages of solidarity with the victims and their families. In one voice, they all condemned the attack and urged for extra caution in the management of security in our campuses.Read more
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On Wednesday April 8, 2015 the University signed an MoU with African Organisation for Standardisation (ARSO), Kenya Bureau of Standard (KEBS), and APEX Management Systems Consultants Limited (APEX). The MoU presents a framework for collaboration between the four partners in providing education on standards at certificate, diploma, degree and post graduate levelsRead more
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The Catholic University of Eastern Africa is the 3rd best private university in terms of graduate employability. According to a survey, prominently reported by local dailies, and done by the Corporate Staffing Services an HR consultancy firm CUEA is 3rd after Strathmore and Daystar. The 2015 Quarter One Talent Report survey was conducted among 208 employers in the private, public and NGO sectors. 85% of those surveyed had a preference for a particular university when hiring. According to the report, "when hiring graduates...Read more
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The University took part in a community service activity on February 28, 2015 in Embu County. The exercise spearheaded by the Community Service department at CUEA also involved Sadolin Paints which donated paint for the school's walls.Read more
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A CUEA Lecturer has authored a chapter in an international book. Sr. Dr. Lucy Kimaro, is a contributor to the book Food in Zones of Conflict; Cross-Disciplinary Perspectives. The chapter she authored reads: Engaging Religion in the Quest for Sustainable Food Security in Zones of Conflict in Sub-Saharan Africa. It is the fifth chapter in the book.Read more
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Feb 5, 2015: The Catholic Bishop of Ngong Diocese, Rt. Rev. John Oballa Owaa launched the year of consecrated life here at the University. Speaking at the Thursday community mass which he celebrated, the Bishop said the year of consecrated life "is a moment of grace for the whole church and specifically for those who have consecrated themselves to God through the religious vows".Read more
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Feb 2, 2015: Two CUEA students made an online presentation on Service Learning to a Scholar's forum in Rome on Service Learning also witnessed by Pope Francis. The two students; Kimberly Mworia and Brian Nzioka made a case for the University's initiative at the Kuwinda slums referred to as CUEA for Kuwinda.Read more
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Are you looking for adventure? Come work with us in Africa. Where else can you work on evolving cognitive solutions for a smarter planet in energy, water, agriculture, education, healthcare, mobility and financial inclusion during the week and then go on Safari on the weekend? We're looking for individuals with strong programming skills and experience in areas such as data mining, optimization, machine learning, computer vision and high performance analytics.Read more
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The Holy Father Pope Francis, on 19th January 2015, erected the Metropolitan Church sui iuris in Eritrea dividing it from the Metropolitan Archeparchy of Addis Ababa; and appointed the first Metropolitan Archbishop His Excellency Menghesteab Tesfamariam, MCCJ hitherto Eparchial Bishop of Asmara. Most Rev. Menghesteab Tesfamariam, MCCJ, Archbishop Designate of Asmara is a member of the University Council.The seat of the new metropolitan Church is Asmara, which is elevated to the status of metropolitan Archdiocese.Read more
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The University hosted the screening of the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) proceedings for Kenya presented by the AG, Githu Muigai from Geneva, Switzerland on January 24, 2015. Locally, the screening held at the Learning Resource Centre Auditorium was hosted by the Centre for Social Justice and Ethics (CSJE) with other partner agencies in attendance. These included; KHRC, KNHRC, Pax Romana, Edmund Rice Advocacy Network, Franciscans International , the Office of Justice Peace and Integrity of Creation Franciscans Africa (JPICFA) and the...Read more
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Archbishop-elect Mombasa, Most Rev. Martin Kivuva presided over the launch of the book on "Year of the Priest, faithfulness of Christ, faithfulness of the Priest, 150 years of St. John Marie Vianney" edited by Rev. Prof. Lukwata. Most Rev. Martin Kivuva thanked the CUEA Faculty of Theology for the reflection on the beauty and demands of 'the Priestly vocation today', noting that, "writing about priesthood is a noble task".Read more
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Archbishop Zacchaeus Okoth launched the book "Paths of Development" on January 15, 2015 here at the University. The Archbishop of Kisumu and Chairman of Justice and Peace Commission, Kenya Conference of Catholic bishops (KCCB) was the chief guest at the event. The Archbishop concelebrated the Thursday community Mass with Archbishop-elect of Mombasa, Most Rev. Martin Kivuva Musonde, Rev. Prof. Lukwata and Rev. Dr. Charles Kyallo the University Chaplain before the launch.Read more
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The University signed a memorandum of understanding with IESEG (Scientific Institute of Economics and Management*) School of Management from Lille, France, on January 12, 2015.Read more
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The CUEA Chancellor, Most Rev Berhaneyesus Demerew Souraphiel, C.M., Archbishop of Addis Ababa; Ethiopia has been appointed Cardinal. Information posted online by www.news.va, quoting Vatican radio stated that on Sunday 04 January 2015 at the Angelus, Pope Francis announced the names of fifteen Archbishops and Bishops whom he will raise to the dignity of the Cardinalate on February 14, 2015; among them is Most Rev Berhaneyesus Demerew Souraphiel, C.M., Archbishop of Addis Ababa; Ethiopia and AMECEA Chairman.Read more
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Ferzana Cocker, a Bachelor of Education (English and English Literature) graduate and MA student of CUEA, launched her first book entitled 'Wild Hearts of The Savannah' at the Sir Ali Muslim Club, Park road - Ngara on Sunday December 7, 2014. The Novel is a romantic adventure fiction exploring relationships, social and cultural gatherings and affairs of young hearts.Read more
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The Faculty of Commerce, CUEA has been ranked among the top four business schools in Kenya as a '2 palmes of excellence - Good business school with strong regional influence' in 2014 by Eduniversal.The Faculty, stood out among three other Kenyan academic institutions who were among the best 1,000 business schools in 154 countries. These are, Strathmore Business School, University of Nairobi School of Business and the USIU School of Business. These were ranked position one to three in Kenya...Read more
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Mr Samuel Makori has been appointed as the new Security Officer for the University effective 1st November 2014. Mr. Makori has been instrumental in major university events such as the Graduation whereby he has always taken charge as the head of security. He is a law student with a wealth of experience in managing different security apparatus in Kenya.Read more
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October 14, 2014 The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) with the American University from Washington DC. The MoA, will mainly promote the exchange of students between the two institutions and also promote other forms of academic exchanges between the two institutions.Read more
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The Cabinet Secretary for National Treasury, Hon. Henry Rotich congratulated CUEA for being among the leading institutions in the region with a large number of PhD holders in the teaching and research fraternity. Hon. Rotich was the chief guest at the 30th CUEA graduation where he noted that the university has been adding to the number of PhD graduands in the country in the past years.Read more
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The new Chancellor for The Catholic University of Eastern Africa, the Most Rev. Berhaneyesus Demerew Souraphiel presided over his first graduation (and the 30th for the University) on Friday October 3, 2014. In his speech, the Chancellor urged the students to go out and transform their communities in a tangible manner. In this case, he urged them to carry with them the AMECEA vision which is about 'the integral transformation of the people of God.'Read more
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Monday, September 29, 2014 The department of Moral Theology hosted the launch of a book on Rev. Prof. Laurenti Magesa. Endless Quest: The Vocation of an African Christian Theologian Essays in honour of Laurenti Magesa is edited by Prof. Jesse Mugambi and Evaristi Magoti.Read more
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ON 30th MAY 2014 AT PEMA EDUCATIONAL CENTRE Community Services embraces the service hub concept and explore opportunities to further expand service integration beyond existing multiple-service centers. The Catholic University of Eastern Africa - Open and Distance e-Learning Centre had their first Community Service Activity on Friday 30th May, 2014 at PEMA Education Centre of Excellence in Education and Community Service in Buruburu Estate Nairobi.Read more
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A national conference bringing together Principals of Catholic High Schools in Kenya has started at the Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) in Langata. The 3-day (12th August-14th August, 2014) conference is bringing together over 700 participants from around the country. In addition to the principals, other groups represented at the conference include Diocesan Education Secretaries and Religious Education Advisors.Read more
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The Catholic University of Eastern Africa's School of Graduate Studies was established in October 2013. It serves the Ecclesiastical Faculty of Theology, the Faculties of Arts and Social Sciences, Commerce, Science, Education and Law, the Institutes of Canon Law and Regional Integration and Development, the Centre for social Justice and Ethics, and the School of Professional Development.Read more
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The Catholic University of Eastern Africa held its 29th Graduation ceremony at its Lang'ata Campus on 23rd May 2014. The theme of the graduation was "Education for transformative leadership in Africa". 597 graduands were bestowed with Doctorate, Graduate, and Undergraduate Degrees in various fields. Diplomas and Certificates in various fields were also awarded.Read more
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"The facilities of this place are all good and everything is so digitalized. They are the best". Those are the comments you could hear from the Principals of Catholic Diocese of Embu when they visited The Catholic University of Eastern Africa on Thursday May 15, 2014. The Principals were given a tour of the University Library. They also visited the University's Pope Paul VI Auditorium. Mr. Musau the University Events and Projects Coordinator explained to them the various functionsRead more
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Orientation of the New Students to Catholic University of Eastern Africa took place from Monday 5th May to 14th May 2014. The DVC Administration, Rev. Prof. Juvenalis Baitu in his remarks told the students to be purposeful in life by inculcating themselves with the desirable values of life. The values will in return help them achieve transformative leadership.Read more
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The Catholic University of Eastern Africa class of 2013/2014 held their finalist dinner on 26th April 2014 at the Panari Hotel. The purpose of the dinner was to bring together all finalists and give thanks to God for their presence and good life at the University. The Deputy Dean of Students Sr. Dr. Lucy Kamaro said that it was the time to appreciate talents in diversity so as to make the world a better place to live in as diversity makes...Read more
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The Peer Counselors 4th graduation ceremony was held on 4th April 2014 at Jubilee hall. Peer counseling is one of the short courses that CUEA offers to students in various faculties to help them deal with the challenges they encounter in life. The ceremony started with elections of the incoming Peer Counselors Officials.Read more
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Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops (KCCB) held a joint meeting for Education Secretaries, Catholic Schools Principals and Education Advisors on 3rd April 2014 at The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA). The Guest of Honors were Rt. Rev. Paul Kariuki, Bishop Embu Diocese and Rt. Rev. Maurice Muhatia Mukaba, Bishop Nakuru Diocese in Kenya.Read more
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The Association of Consecrated Women in Eastern and Central Africa (ACWECA) held a Social Media Workshop from 31st March 2014 to 4th April 2014 at the IBM Research Lab Africa. The workshop was a partnership between The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA), IBM Research Lab Africa and Avant Communications.Read more
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The new Catholic University of Eastern Africa Student Organization (CUEASO) 2014/2015 officials from CUEA's Lang'ata campus were sworn into office on 31st April 2014. During the event the outgoing CUEASO 2013/2014 student leaders handed over their respective files to the new student leaders. Congratulating the new students, the Vice Chancellor,Read more
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CUEA's Nairobi City Campus undertook its first Community Service on 29th March 2014 at the Missionaries of Charity, Home of Peace, Kasarani. Staff, faculty and students from the Nairobi City Campus distributed foodstuff, clothing and assisted in folding of clean clothes, preparation of food, cutting firewood and feeding the patients.Read more
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On 25th March 2014, The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) and Linux Professional Institute (LPI) signed a Memorandum of Agreement at the Vice Chancellors boardroom. This partnership between CUEA and LPI seeks to empower CUEA students with proficiency skills in Linux.Read more
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Brian Obiero, Mr. CUEA 2013/2014 in partnership with the University's Pro Life Club and the Association for the International Exchange of Students in Economics and Commerce (AISEC) Club held a fundraising initiative at the cafeteria on 25th March 2014, in support of the Kenya Christian Professional Forum (KCPF), Linda Uhai Walk.Read more
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The University's Human Resources Department held a Medical Education Day on patient's rights on 19th March 2014 at Missio Hall. The guest speaker was Dr. Matthew Ng'etich, a specialist medical doctor in preventive health measures. As he introduced the topic of discussion, Dr. Ng'etich stated that patients have rights to services given to them at any medical centre. Moreover, he emphasized that patients can accept, reject or challenge the service provider and the services given to patients.Read more
04-04-2014 Hits:2917
The Annual Japanese Speech Contest was held at the Embassy of Japan in Nairobi, on 22nd March 2014. This year, The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) was represented by Ms. Cynthia Murimi, who made an excellent speech, in Japanese, entitled "the meaning of education". There were fourteen contestants from various universities, such as Daystar University, Kenyatta University (KU), Strathmore University, Kenya Utalii College, and United States International University (USIU).Read more
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Stewardship of God's Creation: A Catholic Environmental Toolkit for Catechists and Seminarians. The Centre for Social Justice and Ethics at The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) in partnership with Alliance of Religions and Conservations (ARC), launched the book "Stewardship of God's Creation: A Catholic Environmental Toolkit for Catechists and Seminarians" on 21st March 2014, at CUEA's Lang'ata Campus. The Launch was preceded by celebrations to mark the World Water Day.Read more
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The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) won the finals in the Inter-Faculty Constitutional Law and Human Rights Moot Court Competition, between Jommo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT), Karen Campus and CUEA on 7th and 14th March 2014, at CUEA's Upper Campus. The Judges of the Moot were Hon. Justice Stephen Githinji, from Naivasha; Mr. Elvis Michieka, Principal Magistrate Kikuyu and Mr. Duncan Okubasu, Lecturer CUEA.Read more
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CUEA Talent Awards 2013/2014 took place on 13th March 2014, at the University cafeteria. The awards seek to recognize talent from outstanding clubs, faculties, students and student leaders in the University. Nescafe sponsored the event. Mr. Gideon Maina, Dean of Students, congratulated the winners and asked them to receive the awards with a lot of humility. "This is an occasion where weRead more
20-03-2014 Hits:2546
Doreen Gatwiri, Miss CUEA 2013/2014, held a fundraising initiative to raise funds and donations in kind for needy students on 12th March 2014, at the University cafeteria. Ms. Doreen called upon CUEA staff and students to support needy students in the University by giving various donations in kind through the Dean of Students office.Read more
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The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) marked its 30th Community Service Week from 3rd to 8th March 2014. The theme was "Education for Transformative Leadership in Africa." The climax of the celebration was a fun filled day with activities ranging from aerobics, a community walk, youth mentorship talk and children's fun fair. The day was also an opportunity for the entire CUEA fraternity to come together with their families and share their talents.Read more
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The Chaplaincy office in collaboration with the Dean of Students office, hosted the Righteous Care of The Human Body Through Dress Code seminar on 27th, February 2014, at Missio Hall. It involved presentations of best essays written by students from different faculties in the University. The essays were written under the following sub-themes: traditional perspective of dress code, religious perspective of dress code, human perspective of dress code and economy of dress code. The guest performance was from Kenyan gospel...Read more
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The 2013/2014 Students General Assembly took place on 26th February 2014. This assembly was a culmination of various faculty student assemblies held in the 2013/2014 academic year. The highlight of the assembly was an interactive open forum where students were invited to freely share various challenges that they encounter on campus and present them to the University's management team.Read more
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The University's Faculty of Theology held its 16th Interdisciplinary Theological Session from 26th to 28th February 2014, under the theme "Quest for an African Political Theology." Rt. Rev. Maurice Muhatia Makumba, Bishop Nakuru Diocese in Kenya, was the guest of honour. In his welcome remarks, the Vice Chancellor Monsignor Dr. Pius RutechuraRead more
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On 22nd and 23rd February 2014, more than twenty universities, colleges and secondary schools in Kenya took part in The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) Annual Sports Festival at the Lang'ata campus. Strathmore University emerged as the overall winner; CUEA secured second position while Egerton University took third position. The various sports activities that took place include: karate, rugby, basket ball, volleyball, lawn tennis, soccer and hockey.Read more
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Visitors from Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers paid a courtesy call to the University's Vice Chancellor, Monsignor Dr. Pius Rutechura on 21st February 2014. The visitors included Bishop Phillip Francis Straling, Bishop Emeritus of Reno, Nevada. During the visit, the Vice Chancellor gave a brief history of the University, and the various services and programmes on offer.Read more
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On the 19th of February 2014 CUEA students from the Centre of Social Justice and Ethics (CSJE), Faculty of Education, Faculty of Science, Faculty of Commerce and Faculty of Law, took part in an Inter-faculty quiz competition. The theme of the competition was "battle of intellectuals."Read more
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Pope Francis has called an Extraordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops on the theme "The Pastoral Challenges of the family in the context of Evangelization." Thursday 13th February 2014, marked the launch of The Year of the Family at The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA). The Chancellor, Most Rev. Tarcisius Ziyaye, presided over the Eucharistic Celebration. The climax was the unveiling of The Year of The Family banner by the Chancellor and the University Council members.Read more
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The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) Annual awards 2013/2014 took place on 13th February 2014, at the University cafeteria grounds. The awards seek to recognize commitment, success and active participation from outstanding students and student leaders, clubs and faculties in the University. Nescafe, Accounting Students Association (ASA) and Rafiki Microfinance sponsored the event.Read more
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The Vice Chancellor Msgr. Dr. Pius Rutechura held a luncheon to congratulate Mr. CUEA 2013/2014, Brian Obiero, third year Bachelor of Commerce student and Miss. CUEA 2013/2014, Doreen Gatwiri Riungu, fourth year Bachelor of Law student, on 7th February 2014, at Stedmark Garden, Karen. The Vice Chancellor thanked them for showcasing their talents in the annual beauty pageant.Read more
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The Faculty of Education held a one day workshop on Publishing Your Research on 7th February 2014, at The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA). Professor Sagini Keengwe, Associate Professor, Department of Teaching and Learning at University of North Dakota and Prof Gary Schnellert, a Full Professor of Educational Leadership in charge of Doctoral Cohorts at the University of North Dakota, USA, were the key facilitators at the workshop.Read more
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Students from Consolata Girls High School, Kevote, visited The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) on 7th February 2014, for an educational tour on the University. The best performing students in the school accompanied by their teachers, toured various facilities at the University including the Pope Paul VI Learning Resource Centre and the Moot Court classes. The students also received a brief talk on the various programs on offer at CUEA.Read more
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The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) was awarded a certificate of recognition by Kenya Education Network (Kenet) on 11th December 2013, for being the first runners up institution, in terms of the percentage number of students who own laptops as at October 2013.Read more
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Early Childhood Education for holistic development of the child The Faculty of Education launched the Interdisciplinary Proceedings Publications for the year 2011 and Published Modules, on Monday 27th January 2014, at The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA), Lang'ata Campus.Read more
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Baseline Survey training workshop The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) through the Department of Research, in collaboration with Actionaid International Kenya held a two day workshop on 28th and 29th January 2014, on Transforming Girls Education in a Violence Free Environment, at the University. The researchers training and the consequent baseline survey data collection commencing on January 30th to 9th February 2014, marks the beginning of the two year project funded by theRead more
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The Directorate of Academic Linkages in partnership with Mr. Charles Omboto, Erasmus (EuRopean Action Scheme for the Mobility of University Students) Mundus Scholarship Country Representative, Kenya, held a Higher Education Fair at The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) on Saturday 25th January 2014, at the Learning Resource Centre basement discussion rooms. Mr. Charles Omboto is also a PhD student in the Faculty of Education at CUEA.Read more
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Signing of Framework of Reference between The Catholic University of Eastern Africa and African Sisters Education Collaborative (ASEC)On 20th January 2014, The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) and African Sisters Education Collaborative (ASEC) signed a Framework of Reference. This partnership between CUEA and ASEC seeks to empower African Sisters to develop creative and innovative skills sets through higher education, so that they can efficiently serve the society.Read more
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New students accompanied by their parents, guardians and sponsors took part in the General Orientation, on 7th January 2014, at the University's Pope Paul VI Learning Resource Centre Auditorium. The Library Orientation took place on Thursday 9th January 2014, while the Dean of Students Orientation took place on Tuesday 14th January 2014.Read more
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The Vice Chancellor held a luncheon on 20th November 2013 at the Bomas of Kenya, in appreciation of staff who sat in the CUEA City Campus Advisory Committee that led to the establishment of the CUEA Nairobi City Campus. The staff were awarded with certificates for their commitment and service. Members of the committee were; Rev. Fr. Dr. Peter Mbaro, Executive Director Nairobi City Campus; Odilon Dizon Jr. University Registrar; Mr. David Gaiti,Read more
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21st November 2013 marked the Celebration of the Closing of the Year of Faith at The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA). The main celebrant was His Excellency, Charles Daniel Balvo, Apostolic Nuncio to Kenya. Delivering his homily to the faithful, H.E. Charles Balvo shared on how to deepen our faith, how we are tested in our faith and how we can strengthen our faith. "Faith is gift that comes to us from God, but it is a gift that can...Read more
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The Faculty of Education held a five day Pedagogical and Supervision of Postgraduate Students Workshop from 18th to 22nd November 2013, at the University's Lang'ata Campus. Prof. Gary Schnellert, a Full Professor of Educational Leadership in charge of Doctoral Cohorts at the University of North Dakota, USA and Dr. Jared Keengwe, Associate Professor, Department of Teaching and Learning at University of North Dakota were the key facilitators at the workshop.Read more
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SPEECH BY HIS EXCELLENCY HON. UHURU KENYATTA, C.G.H., PRESIDENT AND COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF THE DEFENCE FORCES OF THE REPUBLIC OF KENYA DURING THE LAUNCH OF IBM RESEARCH LAB AT THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF EASTERN AFRICA, NAIROBI, 8TH NOVEMBER, 2013Read more
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Your Excellency, Hon. Uhuru Kenyatta – President and Commander in Chief of the Defence Forces Hon. Dr. Fred Matiangi – Cabinet secretary for Communication and Technology Dr. Robert Morris - Vice President, Global Labs, IBM ResearchRead more
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IBM Research Africa was officially opened by, His Excellency Hon. Uhuru Kenyatta, C.G.H., President and Commander in Chief of the Defense forces of the Republic of Kenya, on 8th November 2013, at The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA). Giving his speech at the launch, H.E. Hon. Uhuru Kenyatta thanked the University for providing the land on which this Laboratory is hosted and for itsRead more
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The University's Aids Control Unit (ACU), held a week of voluntary counseling and testing from 4th to 7th November at the University. The climax was a concert held on Thursday 7th November 2013 themed; "Getting to Zero: Zero New HIV infections. Zero Discrimination. Zero AIDS Related Deaths." In her opening remarks, Ms. Catherine Machyo, CUEA ACU coordinator, stated that "the purpose of this event is to alert you that we exist.Read more
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The Institute of Canon Law held an academic seminar on "Canon Law Issues of Interest", on 6th November 2013. Giving his opening remarks at the seminar, Rev. Dr. Fabien Lonema, Director, Institute of Canon Law, called upon all the participants to freely discuss and contribute to ensure the success of the seminar.Read more
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Research Department at St. Mary's Village Home for Aged Women at Sagana The University's Research Department led the CUEA community in a community service activity at St. Mary's Village Home for Aged Women at Sagana, on 2nd November 2013. CUEA staff and students demonstrated love by giving and sharing with the elderly women. The University gaveRead more
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The Co-operative Bank of Kenya gave three million Kenya shillings dummy cheque to the University, on 31st October 2013, towards the establishment of the CUEA Green Park, adjacent to the Ultra modern Pope Paul VI Learning Resource Centre. The memorandum of understanding between Co-operative Bank of Kenya and CUEA was signed on the same day in one of the discussion rooms in the facility.Read more
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Ms. Doreen Gatwiri Rungu, a fourth year Law student at The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA), was crowned Miss CUEA 2013/2014, while Mr. Brian Obiero a 3rd student won the Mr. CUEA 2013/2014 title. The beauty pageant took place on 12th 2013, at the Carnivore Simba Saloon Restaurant.Read more
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Address by Chief Guest: H. E. Dr. Evans Kidero, Governor Nairobi City County, on 4th October 2013, at The Catholic University of Eastern Africa's 28th Graduation CeremonyRead more
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The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) held its 28th Graduation Ceremony at the University's Lang'ata Campus, on 4th October 2013. The theme for the graduation was "Education for Transformative Leadership in Africa." His Grace Archbishop Tarcisius Gervazio Ziyaye, the University's Chancellor, was the main celebrant during the University's 28th graduation mass onRead more
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Catholic University of Eastern Africa Library recently won two prestigious "Maktaba Awards 2013" namely: The Best Academic Library and the Best Overall Library in Kenya. The Award ceremony was held at National Museums of Kenya on Thursday, 26th September, 2013. This is in recognition of its outstanding quality of information services to researchers and students, integration of modern technologies in provision on information services,Read more
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Theme: In faith together for transformative leadership The 8th Annual Scholarship Award Ceremony took place on 25th September 2013 at the University's Missio Hall, Lang'ata Campus. The guest of honour was Mr. Bernard Malenya, Ag. Director, Directorate of Higher Education, Ministry of Education Science and Technology. The award ceremony was also attended by Ms. Catherine Kgechu, Relationship Manager, Commercial Bank of Africa; invited guests from K-rep Bank, Chase Bank and Equity Bank;Read more
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Students and staff members from The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) took part in a colorful Cultural Festival, on 14th September 2013 at Missio Hall, Lang'ata campus. The theme for this year's Cultural Festival was "my culture, my pride, my identity." Lively artistic performances were presented by invited guests and by students from the various nationalities represented in CUEA. Welcoming all to the CulturalRead more
27-09-2013 Hits:2652
Students from The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) took part in Crazy Olympics on 13th September 2013, as part of the activities in the Cultural Week Festival. The Crazy Olympics activities for both ladies and men included; eating competition; dance competition; musical chairs ; couples race; 200meters race; egg race; sac race and tag of war.Read more
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The Vice Chancellor Msgr. Dr. Pius Rutechura, held a luncheon on 11th September 2013 at the Bomas of Kenya, to appreciate the CUEA Monks Rugby Team and to congratulate them for their past achievements. Also in attendance was; Bro. John Maluku, Sports tutor; Peris Mukoko, IRB Match official educator (first female in Kenya, 3rd in Africa); and The CatholicRead more
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International students from The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) took part in the 4th International Students Dinner, on 6th September 2013 at the Bomas of Kenya. The theme for the dinner was "in faith united as one." The Vice Chancellor thanked the international students for choosing to partner with CUEA, a regional University that is nurturing transformative leaders for the Association of Member Episcopal Conferences of Eastern Africa (AMECEA)Read more
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The annual Cardinal Otunga Memorial and Fundraising took place on 6th September 2013 at the Holy Family Minor Basilica Hall, Nairobi. Rt. Rev. John Obala Owaa, Bishop of Ngong celebrated mass with the Catholic faithful at the Holy Family Basilica, Nairobi. Giving his keynote address at the event, Rt. Rev. John Obala Owaa, Bishop of Ngong, remarked that Cardinal Otunga simply wanted to be a Servant of God.Read more
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5th September 2013 marked the Faculty of Theology Book Launch at the Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA), Lang'ata campus. According to Rev. Dr. JohnLukwata, the purpose of a book launch is to arouse interest among the public, to know more about the specific topics addressed in the books, so that they can acquire a book for themselves or share the books with others.Read more
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The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) Academic Convocation took place on 14th August 2013, at the Pope Paul VI Learning Resource Centre. Most. Rev. Peter Kairo, Archbishop of Nyeri Archdiocese, joined the members of the CUEA community to celebrate the Holy Eucharist at the beginning of the new academic year.Read more
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The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) staff members assembled at the Pope Paul VI Learning Resource Centre, on 5th August 2013, for the annual staff general meeting. Dr. Sharon Kisire, Human Capital Director, Safaricom, gave a motivationalRead more
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Longtime climbing pioneer and inventor Bill Forrest died on December 21 while snowshoeing near Monarch Pass in Colorado. He was 73.
Longtime climbing pioneer and inventor Bill Forrest died on December 21 while snowshoeing near Monarch Pass in Colorado. He was 73. Forrest is perhaps best known for his company Forrest Mountaineering, and for his innovations including a cammable nut, the Titon, the first modular ice tool, the Mjolnir, which is displayed at the Smithsonian, as well as one of the first commercial harnesses with leg loops and technical ice tools with aluminum shafts and steeply drooped picks.
One the rock, Forrest was a longtime fixture in the West, with numerous first ascents including the Forrest/Walker in 1972 in the Black Canyon of the Gunnison, a 2,500-foot line on the then unclimbed Painted wall."The 24th pitch was the hardest I'd ever done," Forrest said in an interview with the Denver Post earlier this year. "I came close to dying. I'll never forget that pitch. I still think about it now and then."
In 1970 Forrest made the first solo ascent of the Diamond on Longs Peak, and was in the same era active in the Mystery Towers of Utah, where he bagged the first ascents of numerous proud towers including Doric Column and the Gothic Nightmare, climbs that remained unrepeated for several decades.
Forrest began climbing while in the Army in the 1950s and stopped climbing in 1993 when he came down with a case of dysentery while attempting Mount Everest. Near death, Forrest lost 30 pounds in a single week. He never fully recovered and gave up climbing.


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