The 29th University of Nairobi Career Fair took place from Thursday 5th - Friday 6th December 2019, drawing industry players and students from universities as well as high schools.
Chiromo Environmental Awareness Club (CEAC) has appointed new officials who will be in office from November 2019 - November 2020. The former chairman, Mr. Wilfred Chemoiwo Kiptoo officially handed over to Ms. Wangari Kigundu who now holds the Chairperson's office.
Chiromo Campus has student organization with diverse membership of students drawn from different departments and Schools within the campus. Additionally, each organization has a structured team in office, complete with Chairperson, Vice-Chairperson, Organizing Secretary, Secretary-General, Head of Publicity, Student representatives among other officials.
The students engage with stakeholders from different industries and student members in organizing various activities, with leadership of Assistant Dean of Students, Ms. Lucy Jiomba.
Globe Cinema, Nairobi county was the focus for University of Nairobi Meteorological students who engaged in a cleaning activity November 30, 2019.
With key stakeholder from Kenya Meteorological Society (KMS) and County Government of Nairobi, the students received donations of t-shirts, a banner as well as wheelbarrows and spades used for the clean-up activity.
If we bring up the under-represented gender with the knowledge that there are no stereotyped roles for either male or female, or that STEM - Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics courses are not difficult subjects, then we will instill the choice of growing and retaining girls in STEM courses.
Technologies can be applied in satellite communication where data is transmitted through internet connectivity, this enables us to communicate globally. Currently there are many satellites taking images which are being used to monitor information from the surface of the earth. Hon. Wilber Ottichllo, Governor Vihiga County, and an alumnus University of Nairobi discussed this during a public lecture on Space Science at the University of Nairobi, College of Biological and Physical Sciences.
