- EGERTON UNIVERSITY
University Chaplain (2013 - Present):
As the university chaplain, I provide spiritual leadership and pastoral care to students and staff, addressing their personal, academic, and emotional needs. I create a supportive environment for the University community, offering guidance and counseling on a range of issues, including academic pressures, personal relationships, and spiritual development.
Lecturer, Institute of Women, Gender, and Development Studies, Egerton University (2024 - Present):
I currently serve as a full-time lecturer, having previously taught part-time at both the Institute of Women, Gender, and Development Studies and the Department of Philosophy, History and Religious. In my role, I teach and mentor students, contribute to curriculum development, and engage in gender and development research.
Part-time Lecturer, Department of Philosophy History and Religious studies, Egerton University (2011-2023)
I taught undergraduate students in various courses, focusing on the intersection of religion, gender, and society, helping students critically engage with key issues in these areas.
University Committees and Board Membership & Service (2013 to date)
- National Values and National Cohesion Committee
- Alcohol Drugs and Substance Committee
- Board of Post Graduate School
- E-Learning Co-ordination
Policy Development:
- Developed and contributed to the Alcohol, Drugs, and Substance Abuse Policy for Egerton University.
- Currently chairing a team developing the Gender and Inclusivity Policy for Egerton University.
- Contributed to the development of organizational policies in the ACK Diocese of Nakuru that support community development, well-being, and governance.
Research and Collaboration:
I am actively engaged in research and currently involved in a collaborative research project with six other researchers, focusing on issues related to gender and development. This work aims to contribute to academic knowledge and promote practical solutions for addressing gender-based challenges.
Supervision and Mentorship:
I am currently supervising five Master's students at Egerton University, guiding them through their research and academic development in the field of gender and development.
2. ANGLICAN CHURCH OF KENYA (2003 - PESESNT)
Ordained Anglican Priest (December 2003):
Ordained as a priest, I have served in various pastoral capacities, providing spiritual guidance, counseling, and support to both individuals and communities. I have worked with diverse groups on social, marital, financial, and academic issues, offering holistic support through counseling and community service.
Administrative Secretary, ACK Diocese of Nakuru (2008 - 2010):
As the administrative secretary of the Diocese, I played a key role in managing administrative tasks, supporting diocesan activities, and ensuring the smooth running of operations within the Diocese.
Archdeacon, Anglican Diocese of Nakuru (2011-2013):
In my role as an Archdeacon, I combined pastoral duties with administrative responsibilities, overseeing church operations and supporting clergy and church members in their spiritual and community needs.
Anglican Diocese of Nakuru membership of Boards and Committees (2003 to date)
- Diocesan Synod
- Standing Committee of Synod
- Board of Finance
- Board of Social Services
- Board of Mission
- Berea Theological College Committee
- Human Resource Committee
- St. Nicholas Children’s Home Committee
- Parish Church Council Chairman
Counselor (2003 to date):
I have extensive experience providing counseling on various personal and social issues, including relationships, marriage, academic challenges, financial difficulties, and spiritual matters. I have supported individuals from different age groups, offering tailored guidance to help them overcome life's challenges.
