Prof. Elishiba Njambi Kimani PF. No: 4792 Department: Sociology, Gender and Development Studies Acting

CURRICULUM VITAE

1.1 Personal Profile 1.1.1 Personal details Name: Prof. Elishiba Njambi Kimani PF. No: 4792 Department: Sociology, Gender and Development Studies Acting. Dean: Graduate School -Kenyatta University E-mail: [email protected], [email protected] Mobile : 0723 702 041 Area of Specialization: Gender, Education and Development Studies Research Interests:  Development Studies  Gender, Education and Development  Gender and Health  Gender and Reproductive Health  Gender and Human Rights  Participatory approach and citizen engagement  Strategic management and Gender  Gender and Governance  Gender, planning and policy  Gender Based Violence  Gender and HIV/AIDS (Preventive and Management)  Gender and Policy Development  Rural and Community Development  Gender, Agriculture and Development  Gender, Environmental Conservation, Management and Sustainable Development  Women Empowerment in social-economic development  Gender analysis and mainstreaming  Institutional Management and Development  Project Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation  Community mobilization for participatory development  Gender, Media and Journalism  Drugs and Substance Abuse  Gender responsive social Research and report writing

 Theories in Gender and Development Studies  Social Research Methodology  Gender Mainstreaming, Empowerment and Analysis  Policy development and Gender

ORCID ID : http://orcid.org/0000-0002-5616-0930 Google Scholar: [email protected] https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=EKiZ8cYAAAAJ&hl=en&authuser=2

1.1.2 Academic & Professional Qualifications

1998 Ph.D. - Gender, Education and Development Studies- Kenyatta University.

1983 Masters in Education - Primary Teacher Education (P.T.E.) - University of Nairobi.

1977 Bachelor of Education (Arts- History and Geography) Upper Second Class Honors – (University of Nairobi).

1.1.3 Employment History

 20th September 2011 to date: Associate Professor-Gender and Development Studies- School of Humanities and Social Sciences - Kenyatta University.

 2003 to September 2011: Senior Lecturer - Department of Gender and Development Studies- School of Humanities and Social Sciences - Kenyatta University.

 1992-2003: Lecturer, Department of Gender and Development Studies, Kenyatta University.

 1990-1992: Tutorial Fellow: Department of Development Studies, Kenyatta University.

 January 2013 to date: Visiting Professor: Pan-Africa University of Basic Sciences, Technology and Innovation (Teaching Human rights and gender).

 November, 2018-to date: Acting Dean- Graduate School-Kenyatta University.

 May 2013 to November, 2018: Associate Dean- Graduate School- Kenyatta University.

 25th April, 2008-April 2013: Director, Kenyatta University Mentoring Programme.

 March 2010 to June 2010: Acting Director for Gender and Affirmative Action Implementation Centre, Kenyatta University.

 29th August, 2006: Coordinator, University Mentoring programme.

 December 2002 to September 2006: Chair Person, Department of Development Studies, Kenyatta University.  11th March, 2000-December, 2002: Acting Chair Person Department of Development Studies. 2

 1995-2000: Examination Coordinator, Department of Development Studies, Kenyatta University.

 6th January 2014 to date: Adjunct Professor, Mount Kenya University, Department of Social and Development Studies.

 1st January, 2012 to date: Curriculum Peer Reviewer for the Commission for University Education (CUE).

 1985-1990: Dean of Curriculum Kilimambogo Teachers Training College- Also Tutor - Professional Studies and GHC (Geography, History and Civics).

 1983-1985: Lecturer- Thogoto Teachers Training College –Tutor: Professional Studies and GHC (Geography, History and Civics).

 1980-1982: Headmistress- Kiangunyi Girls Secondary School in Murang’a County, Kenya.

 1979 - 1980: Secondary School Teacher- Mumbi Girls’ Secondary schools in Murang’a County, Kenya.

1.1.4 Achievements  Successfully supervised nine (9) PhD students and twenty-nine (29) Master’s students (13 with Theses and 20 with Projects) since my appointment as an Associate Professor in September, 2011.  Published thirty-seven (37) publications in peer reviewed journals.  Written books, chapters in books and E-Learning modules.  Participated in various trainings as a resource person and/or facilitator.  Engaged in various consultancies both internal and external, including research work.  Awarded by the Vice Chancellors-Kenyatta University for Exemplary performance in recognition and appreciation of demonstrated commitment and hard Work in Dec 2012.  Engaged in community service and outreach.  Held different leadership and university management positions as Departmental Chairman, Examination coordinator, Director, Associate and Ag. Dean of Graduate School, in addition to chairing and being a member to many Committees and Boards in the university.  Participated in the development and review of academic programmes for my Department, School of Security, Diplomacy and Peace Studies as well as other institutions outside Kenyatta University.  Participated in grant proposals writing for the University.

1.2 Publications

1.2.1 Peer Reviewed Articles in International Journals:

1) Lucy Maina and Elishiba Kimani (2019). Gendered Patterns of Unpaid Care and Domestic work in the Urban Informal Settlements of Nairobi, Kenya. Finding from a household Care Survey 2019. Women’s Economic Empowerment and Care (OXFAM).

2) Sarah Fedha Barasa, Prof. Elishiba Njambi Kimani and Dr. Pacificah Okemwa (2018). Factors Influencing Men’s Involvement in the Prevention of Violence against Women in Nairobi City County, Kenya. https://doi.org/10.15640/ijgws.v6n2p7

3) Paul Kizito, Elishiba Kimani and Mildred Lodiaga (April, 2017). Ventures Within Fisheries Value Chain that Men and Women Participate in Nairobi City County, Kenya. http://scholarpublishing.org/index.php/ASSRJ/issue/view/145

4) Paul Kizito, Elishiba Kimani and Mildred Lodiaga (2017). Socio-economic determinants of men and women’s participation in fisheries value chain in Nairobi City County, Kenya. http://jsaer.com/

5) Gorreti Wangari, Prof. Elishiba Kimani, and Dr. Geofrey Wango (2017). Challenges faced by women football players who participate in football leagues. Journal of Developing Country Studies ISSN 2520-5307 (Online) Vol.2, Issue 1 No.2, pp 13 -35, 2017 https://profiles.uonbi.ac.ke/gwango/files/challenges_faced_by_women_football_players_who _participate_in_football_leagues.pdf

6) Gorreti Wangari, Prof. Elishiba Kimani and Dr. Geofrey Wango (2017). Factors influencing the participation of women in the local football leagues. International Journal of Gender Studies. https://www.iprjb.org/journals/index.php/IJGS/article/view/470

7) Joan Kabaria Muriithi, Lucy W. Ngige and Elishiba N. Kimani (March, 2017). Forms and Prevalence of Intimate Partner Violence Experienced by Women Survivors in Shelter Homes in Kenya. http://www.ijhssnet.com/journals/Vol_7_No_3_March_2017/19.pdf

8) Elishiba Kimani (February 2015). Women’s Knowledge and Food Security. In Pathways to African Feminism and Development, Filling Granary: Journal of African Women Studies Center. University of Nairobi. Nairobi. Kenya. (Online) Link: journals.uonbi.ac.ke/index.php/awsc

9) Judy Mwangi and Elishiba Kimani. (January, 2015). Factors Influencing Participation of men and women in Informal Finance Groups in Gachagi Informal Settlement in Thika Sub- County, Kenya. In The International Journal of Humanities & Social Studies. ISSN 2321- 9203) Volume 3. Issue 1. www.theijhss.com

10) Judy Mwangi and Elishiba Kimani (January, 2015). Challenges Experienced by Men and Women in Informal Finance Groups in Gachagi Informal Settlement in Thika Sub-County, Kenya. In International Journal of Innovative Research and Development. ISSN 2278. Volume 4. Issue 1. (Online). http://www.ijird.com/index.php/ijird/article/view/57630/44981

11) Judy Mwangi and Elishiba Kimani (May 2015). Operations of Informal Finance Groups in Gachagi Informal Settlement in Thika Sub-County, Kenya. In International Journal of physical and social sciences. ISSN 2278. Volume 5. Issue 5. May, 2015. (Online). http://www.ijmra.us/2015.ijpss-may.php.

12) Pauline W. Kamau, Elishiba Kimani and Grace Wamue-Ngare, (December, 2014) Challenges in Access to Microfinance Resources among Women in Kiharu Constituency, Murang’a County, in Kenya. In International Journal of Innovative Social Sciences &Humanities Research 2 (4):68-74, Oct-Dec. 2014. ISSN: 2354-2926.

13) Esther Kibere, Elishiba Kimani and Mildred Lodiaga. (September, 2014). Gender Dynamics in Access to and Control of Benefits Accrued from Tea Farming in Kiganjo Division, Gatundu District-Kenya. In International Journal of Farming and Allied Sciences.IJFAS Journal-2014-3-9/956-961/30September,2014. ISSN 2322-4134@2014 IJFAS. http://ijifas.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/956-961.pdf

14) Elishiba Kimani and Wanjiku Kabira. (September, 2014). Influencing National Policies towards Sustainable food Security through Gender Mainstreaming. In Prime Journal of Social Science (PJSS) ISSN: 2315-5051, Vol. 3((), pp. 837-841, September 29th, 2014. http://primejournal/continents/2014/se.htm

15) Pauline W. Kamau, Elishiba Kimani and Grace Wamue-Ngare. (Septrmber, 2014). Gender Relations in Utilisation of Micro Finance Resources among Women in Kiharu Constituency, Murang’a County. In Merit Research Journals of Art, Social Science and Humanities (ISSN:2350-2258) vol 2(7) pp. 095-100, Setember,2014. http://meritresearchjournals.org/assh/september.htm

16) Elishiba Njambi Kimani. (September 2014). Challenges in Quality Control for Postgraduate Supervision. In International Journal of Humanities Social Sciences and Education (IJHSSE). Volume 1, Issue 9, September 2014, PP 63-70. ISSN 2349-0373 (Print) & ISSN 2349-0381 (Online). www.arcjournals.org. http://www.arcjournals.org/ijhsse/2014_ijhsse_vi-i9.php

17) Pauline W. Kamau, Elishiba Kimani and Grace Wamue-Ngare. (August 2014). Gender Relations in Access to Micro Finance resources among women in Kiharu Constituency, Murangá County-Kenya. In Prime Research on Education. ISSN: 2251. Vol. 4(5), pp. 717- 722, August 11th, 2014. http:/primejournal.org/PRE/contents/2014/aug.htm

18) Grace Ngure, Nyakwara Begi, Elishiba Kimani and Maurine Mweu. (July 2014). Utilization of Instructional Media for Quality training in Pre-Primary School Teacher Training Colleges in Nairobi County, Kenya. In Research Journali’s Journal of Education. Vol. 2/No. 7July/2014 ISSN 2347. 8225. www.researchjournali.com/pdf/798.pdf.

19) Dorothy M. Elijah, Elishiba N. Kimani and Geoffrey M. Wango. (December 2013). Gender- related Challenges faced by students in learning technical courses in Machakos Technical Training Institute, Machakos County-Kenya. In Woodpecker Journal of Educational Research. www.wudpeckerresearchjournals.org ISSN 2315-7267. Vol. 2 (10)

20) Elishiba Kimani, Tabitha Wang’eri, Samuel Mutua Mutweleli. (June, 2013) ICT uptake and use of ICT as a tool for personal adjustment and academic pursuit among undergraduate students at Kenyatta University. In international Journal of Economy, Management and Social Sciences. ISSN: 2306-7276. www.tijournals.com.

21) Elishiba N. Kimani (June 2013). HIV/AIDS and the Community with Reference to Kenya. PPRIME Journals: The Prime Journal of Social Science. www.primejournal.org/PJSS. ISSN: 2315-5051. 5

22) Tabitha Wang’eri, Elishiba Kimani, Samuel Mutueleli. (April, 2012). ‘Transitional Challenges Facing First Year Students in Kenyan Public Universities: A Case of Kenyatta University-Kenya’. Oriental Journals on International Review of Economics and Management.Vol. 2, No. 1. Online: www.oriental journal.org

23) Wanjiku Mukabi Kabira and Elishiba Njambi Kimani. (December, 2012). ‘The Historical Journey of Women’s Leadership in Kenya.In The Journal of Emerging Trends in Educational Research and Policy Studies (JETERAPS) 3(6): 842-849. Online: jeteraps.scholarlinkresearch.org

24) Joan Kabaria-Muriithi, Lucy Ngigi, Elishiba Kimani. (October, 2012). ‘Factors Predisposing Women to Intimate Partner Violence in Kenya’. In The Journal of Emerging Trends (JETEAS, JETEMS, JETERAPS). OCTOBER 2012 EDITION, Volume 3. Number 5). Online Journal:http://www.ijarr.com

25) Josephine Kisulu. Elishiba Kimani, Donald Kombo. (2012). Factors influencing occupational aspirations among girls in secondary schools in Nairobi region – Kenya. In Prime Research on Education (PRE). ISSN: 2251-1253. Volume 2, Issue 4, pp. 244-251. Online Journal-www.primejournal.org/PRE

26) Elishiba Njambi Kimani and Donald Kisilu Kombo. (2011). An Investigation of Community Participation in the Development of Schools and Income Generating Projects in Rural Areas in Kenya. In British Journal of Educational Research 1(1): 58-68. Online Journal-www.sciencedomain.org.

27) Mwikamba Kaibui, R. W. Gakuru, J.N. Kathuri and E. N. Kimani. (2011). The Role of Retired Agricultural Extension Workers in Enhancing Farmers Socio-economic Development in Thika District-Kenya. In Egerton Journal of Humanities, Science and Education. Vol. x, 2011. Njoro: Egerton University.

28) E.N. Kimani and M.N. Ndani: (2011). Challenges faced by teacher students of Kenyatta University in accessing further education through e-Learning: In Global Education, Science, Technology and Public Policy Initiatives for Sustainable Development in Africa. Fall 2011 Edition. Volume 1 no. 1.

29) Elishiba Njambi Kimani and Donald Kisilu Kombo. (October 2011). Abortion in Kenya: An Examination of its causes and Effects on Female Students in Secondary Schools and Colleges in Kenya. In Journal of Education & Social Sciences. Issue Number 2 Vol 1: Education, Human Resources Production and Social Economic Transformation in the 21st Century: Challenges and Opportunities. Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology.

30) Elishiba Njambi Kimani and Donald Kisilu Kombo. (2010). Challenges facing nuclear families with absent fathers in Gatundu North District, Central Kenya”.In The African Symposium: An online Journal of the African Educational Research Network. Issue (volume 10, No. 2). On line -the African Symposium (ISSN#TX 6-342-323).

31) Elishiba Njambi Kimani and Donald Kisilu Kombo. (2010). Gender and Poverty reeducation a Kenyan context. In Education Research and Reviews International Academic

Journals. January 2010; 5 (1). On-line ournal::http://academicjournals.org/ERR2/contents/2010cont/Jan.htm.

32) Kimani E and Maina L (2010). Older Women’s Rights to Property and Inheritance in Kenya: Culture, Policy and Disenfranchisement. In International Journal of Ethics and cultural Diversity in Social Work. On-line journal: http://pdfserve.informaworld.com/636052_929899868.pdf

33) Elishiba Kimani and Kaibui Mwikamba (2010). Gender Dynamic in Science and Technology. In Journal of Agriculture, Science and Technology (JAGST). Volume 12 (2) 2010.

34) M.N. Ndani and E.N. Kimani. (2010). Factors Influencing Early Childhood Development Teachers; Motivation in Thika District, Kenya. In African Journal of Teacher Education AJOTE Volume 1 Number! Summer 2010. ISSN:1916-7822.

35) M.N. Ndani and E.N. Kimani. (2009). Community Participation in School Teacher Motivation and Adequacy of the Physical Learning Environment. In Isiphethu Solwazi: Unizulu International Journal of Education. Volume 1 Number 1 2009. ISSN 2078- 7545. Also Online-URL:www.isiphethu.uzulu.ac.za.

36) Philomena Mwaura and Elishiba Kimani, (June 2009). Gender Based Violence: A Pastoral Challenge for the Church in Africa. In Orita Ibadab Journal of Religious Studies. XLI/1 June 2009 ISSN 0030 5596 – Also on line: www.oritauijournal.org/[email protected].

37) Elishiba Kimani. (2008). Gender Issues and HIV and AIDS in Universities. In ChemChemi International Journal of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences: Volume 5 Number 1, 2008.

1.2.2 University Level Scholarly Books:

1) Elishiba Kimani, Wanjiku Mukabi Kabira and Lucia Mary Mbithi. (2014). Socio-Economic Rights-Article 43 (1) of Constitution of Kenya 2010: Best Practices. Africa Women Studies Centre and Amkeni Wakenya. Nairobi.

2) Mary Wambui Kanyi and Elishiba Njambi Kimani. (2014). Remaining Vigilant for the Entrenchment and Implementation of the Affirmative Action Principle in the New Kenyan Constitution. Diakonia and Women Political Alliance. Nairobi: Kenya.

3) Kimani, E.N., Mbaabu L. N., Gitu, J. and Kamau, F. (June 2013). 26th Post-Graduate Seminar Abstracts. Kenyatta University Press. Nairobi.

4) Kimani, E., Mwangi, W., Gacheche, and Ruto, G. (2012), Article 43 (1) (f) of the Kenya Constitution: ‘Every person has the right to Education’, African Women Studies Centre and Amkeni Wakenya, Nairobi: Kenya.

5) Kimani, E. Development & Training Services Inc. (2012). Gender analysis & Action Plan for USAID/ Kenya Country Development Cooperation Strategy for USAID, Kenya.

6) Mugenda O., Kimani E., Maina L. and Wainaina M. (2010). A Survey of Female Representation in Higher Education in Kenya: Identify Opportunities for Policy Action. Nairobi: Longhorn Publications.

7) L.N. Wanjama, E.N. Kimani, M.J. Lodiaga. (2007). HIV and AIDS: The Pandemic. Nairobi. Jomo Kenyatta Foundation.

8) Elishiba Kimani. (2004). A Situational Analysis of Primary Education in Somalia: A Gender Perspective, UNICEF Somalia. On line: www.reliefweb.int/w/rwb.nsf/668614).

1.2.3 Tertiary Level Scholarly Books 1) Elishiba Kimani, Wanjiku Mukabi Kabira and Lucia Mary Mbithi. (2014). Socio-Economic Rights-Article 43 (1) of Constitution of Kenya 2010: Best Practices. Africa Women Studies Centre and Amkeni Wakenya. Nairobi.

3) L.N. Wanjama, E.N. Kimani, M.J. Lodiaga. (2007). HIV and AIDS: The Pandemic. Nairobi. Jomo Kenyatta Foundation.

4) Elishiba Kimani. (2004). A Situational Analysis of Primary Education in Somalia: A Gender Perspective, UNICEF Somalia. On line: www.reliefweb.int/w/rwb.nsf/668614).

1.2.4 Book Chapters: i. Elishiba Njambi Kimani & Philomena Njeri Mwaura (2018). “Women’s organizations as agents of change 1985-2010” In Changing the Mainstream: Celebrating women’s resilience. University of Nairobi, African Women Studies Centre.

ii. Elishiba Njambi Kimani, Jane Wambui Njagi and Kennedy Mwangi. (2014). “Education Best Practices” In Socio-Economic Rights-Article 43 (1) of Constitution of Kenya 2010: Best Practices. Africa Women Studies Centre and Amkeni Wakenya. Nairobi. iii. Elishiba Kimani. (2006). “The Role of African Universities in the Achievement of Gender Equality and Women Empowerment, MDG 3). In The Role of African Universities in the Attainment of the Millennium Development Goals. Kenyatta University. iv. Eddah Gachukia and Fay Chung. (2005). “Why Gender is a Critical Issue in Textbook Writing”. The Textbook Writer’s Manual. Lusaka: International Institute for Capacity Building in Africa and United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).

v. D.M. Muia and J.E. Otiende. (2004). Introduction to Development Studies for Africa. Nairobi: Acacia Publishers. Nairobi. The Chapters I have written are:

o Chapter 3: The Development Process: Strategies and Related Socio-Economic Indicators and problems. o Chapter 4: Taking a gender Perspective in the Development Process: a justification. o Chapter 5: Participatory Development.

1.2.5. Refereed Learning Modules 8

i. Kenyatta University and UN women. The Africa Center for Transformative and inclusive leadership- Module one: Transformational Leadership by Prof Wangari Mwai, Prof Fredrick Gravenir, Prof Elishiba Kimani and Prof Catherine Ndung’o. Chapter written Lesson Three (3) the leader as a relationship builder, Coach and a mentor (Page 50-69).

ii. Development of Digital School modules for AGD 202: Participatory Approaches and tools in Gender and Development for the Department of Gender and Development Studies-KU on 19th March 2015.

iii. Development of National Police Senior Command and Leadership Module NPS 003: Legal issues and trends in Police administration for Institute if Peace and Security-Kenyatta University on November, 2014.

iv. Development and review of the module for certificate in leadership development and mentorship, 31st March 2014.

1.2.6 Reviewed Conference paper

Elishiba Njambi Kimani. (September 2014). Challenges in Quality Control for Postgraduate Supervision presented in a Postgraduate Supervision African Summit 2014 held in Johannesburg- South Africa in Aug 6th to 8th, 2014 and later published in International Journal of Humanities Social Sciences and Education (IJHSSE). Volume 1, Issue 9, September 2014, PP 63-70. ISSN 2349-0373 (Print) & ISSN 2349-0381 (Online). www.arcjournals.org. Publication link- http://www.arcjournals.org/ijhsse/2014_ijhsse_vi-i9.php.

1.2.7 Secondary School Level Textbook

L.N. Wanjama, E.N. Kimani, M.J. Lodiaga. (2007). HIV and AIDS: The Pandemic. Nairobi. Jomo Kenyatta Foundation.

1.2.8 Consultancy and Project Reports

1) November 2017 to date: Consultant/Mentor for Gender Mainstreaming for AHADI in the development of Public Management Expenditure Garissa and Wajir Counties-Kenya.

2) December 2018 to May, 2019: Carried out a research as a Consultant on a Household Care Survey titled “Gendered Care Work Patterns in the Urban Informal Settlements of Nairobi County, Kenya: Promoting Livelihoods and Inclusion of Vulnerable Women Domestic Workers and Small Scale Traders.” for OXFAM.

3) June 3rd to 9th 2018: Lead Facilitator/Trainer for the Meru Twaweza Programme Training Workshop Programme for Women Ward Representatives: A programme in the Office of the first Lady in Meru County to empower Grassroot women, socially, economically and in leadership.

4) February to March 2017: Consultant for African Women Study Center (University of Nairobi) to participate in the documentation on “100 years of women’s journey towards gender equality in Kenya” 1900-2000.

5) February 2015 to December 2016: Lead Consultant in a Baseline Survey for OXFAM on “The Documentation of Women’s Care work for Domestic Workers and Small Scale

Traders in Nairobi Informal Sector”: Kibera, Mathare, Korogocho, Mukuru and Kawangware.

6) 13th February May 2017: Consultant for UN Women for the review and development of the Strategic Plan (2016-2021) for Maendeleo ya Wanawake Organisation in Kenya.

7) 4th May to 3rd June 2015: Developed a midterm project evaluation report as a lead consultant for the Kenya Good Samaritan HIV program by the Bible Society of Kenya.

8) December, 2014: Developed a midterm evaluation project report as lead consultant in for the Bible Society of Cote dívoire (BSCI) on the “The good Samaritan programme (GSP) and take charge HIV and AIDS youth program”.

1.2.9 Non-Reviewed Conference paper i. 27th Aug, 2015: Presented a paper at colloquium on “Perspectives on African Women in Kenyan Academic Institutions,” in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences Boardroom-University of Nairobi

ii. 25th August, 2014: Presented a paper on “Interrogating the policy options for increasing and retaining women’s participation in politics and in the public service sector” in a conference held at Lukenya Gateway for Parliamentary Committee on Labour.

iii. 12th -13th May, 2014: Presented a paper on “An overview of women’s reproductive health and services rights” in a conference held at African Women Studies Centre Workshop- University of Nairobi.

iv. 19th -21st November 2013: Presented a paper on “Influencing national Policies towards Sustainable Food Security in Africa Through Gender mainstreaming in Research” in a conference held by the International Network of Women Engineers and Scientists Regional at the Kenya School of Monetary Studies-Nairobi, Kenya.

v. 11th -14th March, 2013: Presented a paper on “Children’s rights and OVC programming” in a Programme Evaluation conference organized by United Bible Society in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

1.2.10 Other Publications Co-authored a book for the Development & Training Services Inc. on “Gender analysis & Action Plan for USAID/ Kenya Country Development Cooperation Strategy” for USAID, Kenya, (2012).

1.2.11 Editorship of a book/ Conference Proceedings

a) Editorship of a book

i. Elishiba Kimani. (February 2015) Pathways to African Feminism and Development, Filling Granary: Journal of African Women Studies Center. University of Nairobi, Kenya. (Online)

ii. Elishiba Kimani, Wanjiku Mukabi Kabira and Lucia Mary Mbithi. (2014). Socio- Economic Rights-Article 43 (1) of Constitution of Kenya 2010: Best Practices. Africa Women Studies Centre and Amkeni Wakenya. Nairobi.

iii. Gun-Marie Franberg, Camilla Hallgren and Elza Dunkels (2013). invisible girl. Umea University, Sweden. See the page on acknowledgement and editorial Board just before the table of content.

b) Organizer and Editorship of Conference Proceedings

i. 1st -3rd August, 2012: Participated as one of the Organizers and editor for the conference proceedings for the First International Conference on Gender Based Violence held in Kenyatta University.

ii. 26th-28th August 2014: Organizer and editor for the Conference proceedings for inaugural capacity building workshop on Doctoral provision in East Africa Organized by the Association of Common Wealth Universities, Kenyatta University and Institute of Education University of London Venue Kenyatta University Conference Centre in Nairobi, Kenya.

1.2.12 Scholarly Presentations at Conferences/Workshops/Seminars Paper Title Where presentation Dates 1 Godly View, Religion and Gender National Conference for 29th - 30th August, Christian and Scientific 2018 Association of Kenya (CSAK) –held at Sweet Lake Resort, Naivasha-Kenya 2 Progamme for Departmental Kenyatta University BSSC 26th August, 2016 Postgraduate Workshop title-The Room 14 process of writing MA thesis, MA project and PhD Thesis 3 Capacity Building Workshop Sunbird Capital Hotel- 27th – 29th April Malawi 2016 4 Good Samaritan HIV program Nairobi, Kenya 5th -9th October, Workshop 2015 5 Inculcating positive attitude through Kenyatta University 21st November, mentorship 2015 6 Colloquium on Perspectives on UON -College of Humanities 27th August, 2015 African Women in Kenya and Social Sciences Main Academic Institutions Campus 7 Influencing Leadership through Africa Centre for 21st Oct, 2014 Mentorship Transformative and Inclusive Leadership-KU 8 Personal Development and Kenyatta University 11th November, achievement 2014 9 Influencing national policies International Network of 19-21st November towards sustainable food security in Women Engineers and 2013 Africa through gender Scientists Regional mainstreaming in research Conference Held in Kenya School of Monetary Studies- Nairobi 10 Negotiation skills: Training of Kenyatta University Aids 13th -17th May, trainers Workshop on HIV/AIDS Control Unit- KU 2013 prevention 11 Children’s rights and OVC United bible Society 11th-14th March,

programming Programme evaluation 2013 conference in Addis Ababa 12 Does God Care About Women? The United Bible Society- 29-31st October, reality Versus the Godly View Abidjan: Corte Devior. 2012 13 Gender and poverty Methodist Guest House 10th September, Nairobi- Kenya 2012 14 Factors predisposing women to The First International 1st -3rd August, intimate partner violence in Kenya Conference on Gender Based 2012 Violence- Kenyatta University 15 Perceptions of health care The First International 1st -3rd August, professionals of sexual violence on Conference on Gender Based 2012 health care clientele by healthcare Violence- Kenyatta providers: A case of medical University personnel in public and private Hospitals 16 Strategies for securing equity in IAU International Conference 16th-18th access and success in higher -Safari park November, 2011 education

1.3 Quality Teaching and Learning

1.3.1 Students’ evaluation of instructor and course a. 2012/2013: First semester student- Lecturer Evaluation Results unit ADG 502 Grade Awarded A. b. 2011/2012: First semester student- Lecturer Evaluation Results AGD 502 Grade Awarded A c. Jan 2014: Appreciated for participating in the prize proposal writing (UNESCO-HAMDAN BIN RASHID) for Kenyatta University

1.3.2 Training in higher education teaching since the last appointment/ promotion

I have participated in various training on higher education teaching:

a. 28th May and 14th Nov, 2013: Participated in a course in teaching methodology for the Centre of Teaching Excellence and Evaluation Kenyatta University held in KUCC

b. 6th to 7th Nov, 2012 and 17th to 18th November: Participated in a Peer reviewers training workshop held at the Commission for Higher Education Gigiri, Nairobi- Kenya, 2015.

c. 29th Oct-Nov, 2012: Facilitated as a trainer in a Training of Trainers workshop (TOT) in HIV and Gender Mainstreaming held in Abidjan-Cote-D’ivoire.

d. 29th to 30th May, 2012: Participated in a AAU-EASRN HIV research methodology workshop in Kenyatta University Conference Centre (KUCC)

e. 28th Sept-3rd October, 2012: Facilitated as a trainer in a TOT workshop on HIV and Gender held in Lilongwe-Malawi

f. 21st to 24th May, 2013: Facilitated as a trainer in a TOT workshop on HIV Mainstreaming and integration into curriculum held in Kenyatta University

g. 14th and 19th April, 2014: Trained on transformational leadership for Kenyatta University Mentoring Programme

h. 10th and 13th Dec, 2012 Trained on transformational leadership for Kenyatta University Mentoring Programme

1.3.3 Post-Graduate supervision

1.3.3.1 Masters

a. Ongoing masters’ student supervision:

Name Registration Department/School 1 Aosa Martha C50/26415/2018 Department of Sociology, Kerubo Gender and Development Studies 2 Chemutai Rotich C50/CTY/PT/31529/2015 Department of Sociology, Gender and Development Studies 3 Ann Lutalala C50/CTY/PT/28361/2014 Department of Sociology, Gender and Development Studies 4 Peninah Wangari C50/CTY/PT/28123/2014 Department of Sociology, Wanjie Gender and Development Studies 5 Tabitha Wangui C50/NKU/PT/29033/2014 Department of Gender and Ngatia Development Studies 6 Peninah Wangari C50/ CTY/PT/28123/2014 Department of Sociology, Wanjie Gender and Development Studies 7 Juster M. Ngai C50/CE/25849/11 Department of Sociology, Gender and Development Studies 8 Agnes Githinji C50/25634/2011 Department of History, M. Archeology and Political Studies

b. Successful supervision of Masters (thesis)

S/N Name Registration Title of Thesis Department/S Year of chool Graduati on 1 Anne C50/CTY/PT/ Impact of Women Gender July, 2019 Ouma Opil 25446/2011 Enterprise Fund on Sociology, Women’s Social-Economic Gender and Empowerment in Nakuru Development County, Kenya Studies 2 Simon C50/CTY/PT/ Emergency and coping Conflict and Dec., 2018 Njoroge 23152/2012 mechanisms of Congolese International Kamau Refugees in Kitengela, Relations Kajiado County, Kenya 13

3 Redempta H60/CE/2526 Determinants of Physical Community Dec., 2018 Ngina 9/2013 Violence on Married Resource Jonathan Women by Spouses in Management Kandara Sub County, Murang’a County 4 Oluk C50/CTY/PT/ Status of Gender Department of Aug 2017 Deborah 20124/2012 Mainstreaming in the Civil Gender and Awour Service of Kenya A case of Development the Public Service Studies Commission in Nairobi City, Kenya 5 Gorreti C50/21905/12 Determinants of women Department of Aug 2017 Wangari participation in Football Gender and leagues in Thika West and Development Gatundu North Sub-County Studies in Kiambu County, Kenya 6 Grace C50/CE/2337 Determinants of Department of Dec 2016 Achieng’ 8/2010 sustainability of womens’ Gender and development projects Development funded by non- Studies governmental organization in Kisumu Central Sub- County Kisumu County, Kenya 7 Lucy C50/NYI/PT/2 Determinants of Boys’ Department of Dec 2016 Wamaitha 4578/11 performance in public Gender and Mwangi primary schools in Development Mukurweini Sub-County Studies Kenya 8 Felister C50/NYI/PT/2 Investigating the Department of Dec 2016 Waithira 4580/2011 effectiveness of Gender and Njine rehabilitation programmes Development of street girls and boys in Studies Nyeri municipality, Nyeri county, Kenya 9 Karanja C50/CE/2272 The Impact of Self-help Department of July 2016 Margaret 6/10 groups on women’s ability Gender and Wanjiru to meet basic family needs Development in Makuyu Location Studies Muranga’ County , Kenya 10 Judy C50/CE/2272 Status of men and women’s Department of Mwangi 4/2010 savings in informal finance Gender and July 2015 groups in Gachagi informal Development settlements-Thika Sub- Studies County, Kenya 11 Brain W. C50/23101/11 Gender mainstreaming in Department of Mwambu the management of the Gender and July 2015 Bridge water project in Development Kakamega County, Kenya Studies

12 Elizabeth C50/7256/200 HIV and AIDs: Factors Department of June 2013 Auma 1 sustaining risky sexual Sociology Omoraa behavior among female fish dealers in fish landing beaches in Kisumu County, Kenya 13 Kamau C50/6135/03 Factors influencing Department of Dec, 2011 Isaac Gitau community participation in Sociology the implementation of free primary education: A case of Kiharu Division Murang’a District, Kenya

c. Successful supervision of Masters (projects) Name Registration Title of the Project Department/S Year of chool Graduati on 1 Simon C159/CTY/PT The changing Pace of Department of July, 2019 Karembu /28887/2014 Terrorism: Participation of Security and Kuria Women in Terror Activities Correctional in Nairobi County, Kenya Science 2 Okindo Mark C159/ Determinants of Physical Department of Dec., 2018 Ogendi CTY/PT/3343 Violence on Married Security and 3/2015 Women by their Spouses in Correctional Kisii County, Kenya Science 3 Franciscah C50/CE/1189 Impact of VI Agroforestry Department of Dec. 2016 Nekesa 4/07 Project on Socio-Economic Gender and Simiyu Empowerment of Men and Development Women in North Central Studies SEME Location, Kisumu County, Kenya 4 Elisheba C50/CE/1437 Determinants of promotion Department of Dec 2016 Mokeira 3/2009 of female teachers into Gender and Omari leadership positions in Development public in public primary Studies schools: A case of Bomachoge Chache Sub- County of Kisii County, Kenya 5 Nancy Bedi C50/CE/2011/ Challenges faced by Kenya Department of July 2016 Iyadi 2007 police in combating rape Gender and incidences in Kitale police Development division, Kenya Studies 6 Eshoper N. C50/CE/1521 Factors affecting women Dept of Dec, 2013 Gideon 8/2008 leadership in public primary Gender and schools in Mwea Divison Dev. Studies Embu County 7 Brenda C50/CE/1518 Participation of women in Dept of July 2014 Kemei 7 the management of Gender and

Chepkorio Dairy farmer Dev. Studies cooperative society in Keiyo South Constituency, Elgeyo Marakwet County 8 Simon C159/CTY/PT Occurrences of Domestic Institute of July, 2014 Munene /24666/2011 violence among police peace and families: A case of Nairobi Security County, Kenya Studies 9 Franciscah C50/CE/1189 Impact of Seme Agro Department of Dec 2016 Nekesa 4/07 forestry on socio economic Gender and Simuyu empowerment of men and Development women in North Central Studies Seme Location, Kisumu Country, Kenya 10 Anne Keeru C50/10839/20 Christian Congregants’ Dept of Dec, 2013 Mate 08 perception of clergy sexual Gender and misconduct: A case of our Dev. Studies lady of Guadalupe parish, Nairobi County 11 Kirima C50/10849/08 Educational opportunities Dept of Dec, 2013 Regina C. for students with hearing Gender and Nkirote impairment: A case of Dev. Studies Karen technical training institute for the Deaf, Nairobi County Kenya 12 Kasana C50/CE/1160 Women’s access to micro Dept of Dec, 2013 Sarah 2 finance credit: A case of Gender and KWFT in Makunga Dev. Studies Location of Kakamega County 13 Mwalaa C50/CE/1153 Factors affecting placement Dept of Dec, 2013 Chari Eunice 7/2008 and professional growth of Gender and female employees in the Dev. Studies hotel industries: A case of Malindi Town 14 Kwenya C50/EC/1201 Gender dynamics in access Dept of July, 2013 George 0/2007 to and control over sugar Gender and Kwenya cane benefits in Uriri Dev. Studies Constituency in Migori County 15 Gitangu Beth C50/CE/1518 Women’s and men’s Dept of July, 2013 Kibui 6/08 perceptions towards Gender and unmarried women inheriting Dev. Studies property in Gatundu South Constituency in Kiambu County, Kenya 16 Musindayi C50/CE/1503 Factors influencing more Dept of July, 2013 Wenslaus 4/2008 boys into crime than girls in Gender and Agala Nyahururu district lakipia Dev. Studies County, Kenya

17 Gladys C50/CE/1126 Challenges faced by support Dept of Dec,2012 Moraa 8/2007 groups in offering services Gender and Mogoba to people living with HIV Dev. Studies and AIDs in Kitutu Chache Constituency Kisii County Kenya 18 Everline C50/PT/11167 The role of prisons in the Dept of Dec, 2012 Wekesa /08 administration of custodial Gender and rehabilitation of inmates in Dev. Studies Kenya: A case of Thika Main Prison, Kiambu County, Kenya 19 Dorothy M. C50/CE/1140 Gender related challenges Dept of Dec, 2012 Elijah 1/07 encountered by students in Gender and learning technical courses in Dev. Studies Machakos Technical Training Institute 20 Faith Linda C50/CE/1140 Gender dimensions of Gender and June, Mueni Muya 2/07 indiscipline in public Development 2012 boarding schools in Central Studies Division of Machakos Department District, Machakos County, Kenya

1.3.3.2 PhD a) Ongoing PhD students’ supervision:

Name Registration Department/School 1 Willy W. Mwangi C82/22577/2011 Department of Sociology, Gender and development Studies, School of Humanities & Social Sciences. 2 Judy Wambui C82/32196/2015 Department of Sociology, Gender and Mwangi development Studies, School of Humanities & Social Sciences. 3 Felistus W. Njine C82/38384/2016 Department of Sociology, Gender and development Studies, School of Humanities & Social Sciences.

b) Successful supervision of PhD students

Name Registration Title of Thesis Department/School Year of Graduation 1 Sarah F. C82/22902/12 Men’s Involvement Department of Dec 2018 Barasa in the Prevention of Gender and Violence against development Women in Nairobi Studies, School of City County, Kenya Humanities & Social Sciences. 2 Milkah D86/5052/04 Determinants Dept of Lib. Sci., Dec 2016 Mathu influencing School of Education 17

entrepreneurial Activities in selected universities libraries in Kenya 3 Geraldine C82/21141/10 The effects of Department of Dec 2016 Kalekye obstetric fistula on Gender and Musyoki womanhood the case Development of west Pokot Studies County, Kenya 4 Paul C82/11261/08 Participation of men Department of July 2016 Kizito and women in Gender and fisheries value chain Development in Nairobi City Studies County. 5 Mary C82/10905/06 Patterns of Women’s Sociology Dept., Dec. 2015 Moraa property ownership School of Mogute and inheritance rights Humanities & Social in Kisii County, Sci. Kenya. 6 Pauline C82/21329/10 Gender relations in Gender and Dev. Dec, 2014 W. access, control and Studies Kamau utilization of School: Humanities microfinance & Social Sciences. resources: a case of women in Kiharu Constituency Murangá 7 Jamlek C82/5094/04 Determints of Gender Sociology Dept., Dec, 2014 Dennis Disparities in School of Industrial Humanities & Social occupations in Sciences. Kenya. 8 Ngure E83/13831/09 Utilization of Early Child Hood Dec, 2014 Grace instructional media Education, School Nancy for quality training in of Education Njoki pre-primary school teacher training colleges in Nairobi County, Kenya 9 Kabaria H87/12197/09 Analysis of intimate Dept. Community July 2014 Muriithi partner violence Resource Joan among women Management & survivors in shelter Extension. homes in Kenya School: Applied Human Sciences

1.4 Professional/Consulting

1.4.1 Evidence of networking and collaborating with external organizations

a) Acted as external Examiner for various Universities as follows: 18

i. January 2018 to date: External Examiner for Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural resources- Bunda College Campus (Faculty of food and Human Sciences)

ii. 2014 to date: External Examiner for University of Nairobi -African Women’s Studies Centre

iii. 2014 to date- External Examiner for Mount Kenya University (Department of Social and Development Studies);

iv. 2013-2015: External Examiner for South Eastern University College (Faculty of Humanities and social studies; and

v. 2015 to date: External Examiner for Maseno University (Institute of Gender Studies)

b) December 2018 to May, 2019: Carried out a research as a Consultant on a Household Care Survey titled “Gendered Care Work Patterns in the Urban Informal Settlements of Nairobi County, Kenya” for OXFAM

c) April - May 2016 Supervisor for the Ottawa students in support of Kenyatta University and Ottawa University Exchange Programme for the Kenyatta University, Centre for International Programmes and Collaborations

d) February, 2016 to September, 2017: Offered Individual consultancy services to support the Task Force in development of Maendeleo Ya Wanawake Organization’s Strategic Plan 2017/2022 -Consulted by UNWOMEN e) February 15th to September, 2015: Carried out a research as a lead consultant titled: Care work for Women in Small Trade and Domestic Work in Nairobi slums, Kenya” for OXFAM. f) June 2014: Participated as an expert in assessment of Senior Police Officers organized by the Kenya Police Service in Kileleshwa Police Training College in Nairobi

g) September 2013 to February 2014: Lead consultant for the Women Political Alliance- Kenya (WPA-K) in the development of Kenya County Woman Leaders Training Manual and Toolkit with Support of Diakonia.

h) 15th Sept, 2015: Participated as an independent consultant for the United Bible Societies to facilitate the 2015 Capacity Building workshop for the Good Samaritan HIV program

i) 28th Sept to 31st Dec, 2015: Offered independent contractual services (for individual only) for the Research Foundation of the State University of New York from - to train Parliamentary Committee on Gender inclusivity in County affairs.

j) 17th and 18th November: Attended Commission for University Education External peer reviewer induction workshop on the 2015 at Egerton University Agricultural Training Centre.

k) 31st March 201: Attended a launch of book profiling women in Kenya’s 11th Parliament by the Association of Media Women in Kenya (AMWK) at the Stanley Hotel, Kenya.

l) 4th May to 3rd June 2015: External Evaluator for the Kenya Good Samaritan HIV program by the Bible Society of Kenya

m) February 1, 2015: Recognized as a Prequalified Curriculum Peer Reviewer for the Commission for University Education (CUE)

n) 17th -19th October, 2013: Participated as a Consultant in Gender training for the Parliament of Kenya National Assembly- Departmental Committee on Labour and Social welfare: Held in Lukenya Gateway- 24th -26th August 2014, Kisumu Imperial Hotel-

o) 27th Feb-2rd March 2014: Participated as a Gender consultant in the Training for Mombasa County government- Ministry of Youth, Gender and Sports: During a Retreat on -in Swahili Beach Resort- Mombasa South Coast.

1.4.2 Being a referee for professional periodical or being an invited member of an editorial board

a. 2013: A member of Editorial Advisory Board for Umea University Sweden – Department of Applied educational science- School of Education for the publication on “invisible girl” by Gun-Marie Franberg, Camilla Hallgren and Elza Dunkels. See the page on acknowledgement and editorial Board just before the table of content.

b. May 15, 2013: Appointed as an editor in Prime Journal of Social Science (PJSS) and Inter- Nation Journal of Global Studies (IJGS).

c. January 14th, 2013: Appointed as a member of an editorial board of the African women’s studies Centre, University of Nairobi Journal.

d. 18th May, 2012: Appointed as a member of the Board-CHEMCHEMI International Journal School of Humanities and Social Sciences appointed.

1.4.3 Consulting for International and National Boards

a. August, 2012: Am a Board member of a collaborative Centre for Gender and Development Board for three years b. 7th April 2014 to date: A member of the Governance Board for Pan Africa University Institute of Basic Sciences, Technology and Innovation (PAUSTI).

1.4.4 Consulting for organizations/institutions

a. 2012 to date: Participated in the evaluation of Bachelors, Masters and Doctor of Philosophy Programmes in Various Universities for the Commission for University Education (CUE)

b. February, 2016 to September, 2017: Offered Individual consultancy services to support the Task Force in development of Maendeleo Ya Wanawake Organization’s Strategic Plan 2017/2022

c. 27th Oct, 2016 to 2nd Nov 2016: Participated in an assessment process for selecting strategic leadership and command course candidates for Senior Police Officers training in Kenya Police Service Course in Loresho Police Training College in Nairobi, from Appointed as an Associate Faculty Member for Pan African University for Basic Sciences, Technology and Innovation (PAUST) to teach Human Rights and Gender course,3rd Aug and 20th Nov, 2015 and September-December, 2016

d. 14th July, 2014: Appointed as an external examiner for PHD Thesis for Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (USA)

e. 2013 – 2014: Served as an external examiner for National Kenya Police Service for the Police Service Recruit and Basic Cadet Examinations

1.4.5 Membership to academic /professional bodies

a) Kenya Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics (KAGG) - Membership Number 13 b) Christian Scientific Association of Kenya (CSAK) - Membership number KCSA/17/0277

1.4.6 Other Professional/Consulting including being an external examiner

a) Acted as external Examiner for various Universities as follows:

i. January 2018 to date: External Examiner for Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural resources- Bunda College Campus (Faculty of food and Human Sciences) ii. 2014 to date: External Examiner for University of Nairobi -African Women’s Studies Centre iii. 2014 to date- External Examiner for Mount Kenya University (Department of Social and Development Studies); iv. 2013-2015: External Examiner for South Eastern University College (Faculty of Humanities and social studies; and v. 2015 to date: External Examiner for Maseno University (Institute of Gender Studies)

b) 24th Feb, 2015: Appointed as an expert peer reviewer appointed by the division of WOTRO Science for Global Development of the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO) for Dr. J.E. Finlay research entitled Empowering Young Women in Bujumbura to improve their sexual and reproductive health and rights and claim to their rights.

c) 6th August - 8th August, 2014 Appointed as a guest speaker in a Postgraduate Supervision Africa Summit 2014 on Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport, Johannesburg-South Africa; show casing and discussing success and challenges in the postgraduate in the Continent.

d) March, 2014 Appointed as a Board member of Pan Africa University Institute of Basic Sciences, Technology and Innovation (PAUSTI) Institute Governance Board

e) 6th January, 2014: Appointed as adjunct/visiting Professor for the School of Social Sciences, Department of Social and Development Studies of Mount Kenya University

f) April 2nd to July, 26th, 2013: Nominated as a Visiting Lecturer Pan African University for Science Technology and Innovation.

g) August, 2012 Appointed as a Board member of a collaborative Centre for Gender and Development Board for three years since

h) 8th June 2013 Invited as a guest speaker during Prize Giving Day Gathirimu Technical Girls School 21

1.5 Administrative and Responsibilities

1.5.1 Recognized University Administrative Positions

1. 1st Nov, 2018 to date: Appointed as ag. Dean Graduate School -Kenyatta University.

2. 17th April, 2013-Nov, 2018: Appointed as Associate, Dean Graduate School -Kenyatta University

3. 11th December, 2002-August, 2004: Appointed Chairman Department of Development Studies-Kenyatta University

4. 11th March, 2000-December, 2002: Appointed ag. Chairman Department of Development Studies-Kenyatta University

5. 13th Feb, 1995-March, 2000: Appointed Examination Coordinator, Department of Gender and Development Studies-Kenyatta University

6. 25th April, 2008-April 2013: Appointed Director, University Mentoring Programme - Kenyatta University

7. March 2010 to June 2010: Appointed ag. Director for Gender and Affirmative Action Implementation Centre, Kenyatta University.

8. 29th August, 2006-April 2008: Appointed Coordinator, University Mentoring programme.

9. Chairperson of Senate/ University Committees

a) 5th June, 2019: Appointed as the Chairperson of the Committee to Develop a University Policy to Guide the Organization and Dissemination of Postgraduate Research Findings.

b) 9th November, 2018: Appointed as the Chairperson of the Committee on Restructuring Post Graduate Seminars for Masters and PhD Programmes

c) 5th March, 2014: Appointed as a Chairperson of IPSS Curriculum Development Committee

d) 14th August, 2013: Appointed as a Chairperson of the Board Kenyatta University Mentoring Programme

e) 2nd Feb, 2013: Appointed Chair for the Board of Kenyatta University Mentoring programme

f) 1st Nov, 2013: Appointed as a chair of Masters Project Evaluation and Recommendation Committee

10. Member of a Senate Standing or a University Board

a) 16th July, 2019: Appointed member of the committee to receive, process and Rank Applications for East Africa Community (EAC)-Germany Development Bank (KFW) funded Scholarships for various programmes

b) 4th Dec. 2018: Appointed Member of Advisory Committee on KU-Online Journal 22

c) May 2014: Appointed Board Member for Kenyatta University Centre for Gender Equity and Empowerment –Kenyatta University

d) Being an ag Dean Graduate School, I am a member of the Graduate School Board-Kenyatta University which is a Statutory University Board.

e) 12th Jan, 2015 Appointed member of the University Ranking Committee

f) 2nd Feb, 2013: Appointed Chair for the Board of Kenyatta University Mentoring programme

11. Renewal of the Term of Office

a) 17th April, 2017: Renewal of the term of office as an Associate Dean, Graduate School

b) 17th April, 2015: Renewal of the term of office as an Associate Dean, Graduate School

c) 1st September, 2012: Renewal of the term of office as Director, University Mentoring programme

1.5.2 Other Responsibilities in the university a) Staff and students Mentorship

i. 2013 to date: Students’ Mentor informally and within the Kenyatta University mentoring programme

ii. 5th Feb, 2015: Appointed as a staff mentor by the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic). b) Initiating New Academic Programmes in Department or School

i. June, 2015: Participated in the development of a Post Graduate Diploma In Security and Correctional Science Curriculum.

ii. 2013-2014: Participated in the development of programmes for Diploma, Bachelor and Master of Arts in Leadership and Security Management for National Police Service and Institute of peace and Security Studies.

iii. 5th Feb, 2012: Appointed as a member of the Department of Gender and Development Curriculum Review and development.

1.6 Community Engagement and Other Contributions

1.6.1 Attracting Research and Development Funding: a) 2014/2015: Participated as a member of the committee that developed the Grant Proposal that resulted with winning the partnership between Kenyatta University and USAID for the hosting of Regional Leadership Centre -under USA President Obama’s Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI).

b) Nov 2014: I participated as a member of the Committee that developed a research grant proposal that brought KSH. 5,300,000 ($58,889) to the University for the rehabilitation of Mukurwe wa Nyagathanga- the Agikuyu Shrine.

c) October 2014 to July 2015: Participated as a member of the committee that developed a research proposal in Dec 2013 for KSH. 4,760,300 ($ 51,958) as a research grant from Kenya Retirement Benefit Authority (RBA). The study in which I was one of the researchers was on the “Risks and opportunities associated with paying lump sum pension benefits to retirees in Kenya: implications for income security”.

d) November, 2012 to January, 2013: Participated as a member of the team who developed the technical proposal for UN Women to bid for Kenyatta University to host ‘Africa Centre for Inclusive Transformational Leadership’ Initial grant awarded to the University for the Project was $ 57,000,000.

1.6.2 Community Service and Outreach a. August, 2012: Nominated Board Member for the Collaborative Center for Gender and Development (An NGO based in Nairobi but whose programmes for poverty eradication, Girls and Women Empowerment Operate country wide and regionally.

b. 4th June 2019: Renewal of appointment as a member of the Board of Management Munyu Mixed Secondary School for three years.

c. 15th Dec, 2015: Renewal of appointment as a member of the Board of Management Munyu Mixed Secondary School for three years.

d. 27th February, 2012: Nominated as a Chairperson of Naitera Community Empowerment Programme, in Kiambu aimed at empowering the elderly, OVCs and other vulnerable members of the Kiambu Community.

e. July 2013: Appointed as a Board Member Munyu Mixed Day Secondary School- Thika Sub County, Kenya.

f. 8th June 2013: Invited as a guest speaker in Gathirimu Girls High School Prize Giving Day.

g. 14th April, 2012: Participated as a trainer in mentorship training for Equity Bank Mentors in Wings to fly on in Equity Centre – Nairobi.

1.6.3 Professional Affiliations and Portfolios A Board member of 2nd international Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics as a Vice Chairman on 6th -8th Dec 2016.

1.6.4 Recognition Awards and Honours a. 21st December 2012: Received the Kenyatta University Vice Chancellors award for Exemplary performance in recognition and appreciation of demonstrated commitment and hard Work.

b. 2007 Kenyatta University Certificate of Recognition awarded in recognition of outstanding contribution towards the University attainment of 1st position in Performance Contracting (State Corporations) 2006/2007 Cycle.

1.6.5 Other Community Engagement and contributions 24

a) Guest speaker/Resource Person i. 6th August - 8th August, 2014: Participated as a guest speaker in a Postgraduate Supervision Africa Summit in Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport, Johannesburg-South Africa; whose focus was: “show casing and discussing success and challenges in the postgraduate in the Continent”.

ii. 2012 to date: Participated as a resource person for Commission of University Education in Evaluation of Programmes from various Universities for accreditation.

iii. 8th June 2013: Invited as a guest speaker during Prize Giving Day Gathirimu Technical Girls School in Kiambu County.

iv. 28th Sept – 2nd Oct, 2015: Participated as a resource person and facilitator for the phase two of the revision of the Good Samaritan Programme (GSP) training manual (on HIV/AODS and Sexuality) in Nairobi supported by the United Bible Societies.

v. 5th Sept – 9th Oct, 2015: Participated as a lead facilitator of the annual capacity building workshop for the Good Samaritan HIV program in Nairobi, supported by the United Bible Societies.

vi. 6th – 10th July, 2015: Participated as a resource person and facilitator during the revision of the Good Samaritan Programme (GSP) training manual in Nairobi supported by the United Bible Societies.

vii. 9th -12th June 2015: Participated as a lead facilitator during the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development’s Education week.

viii. 12th -15th March 2012, and 28th Sept-3rd Oct 2012 respectively: Participated as a resource person for United Bible Societies for gender Workshop in Lilongwe Malawi in Addis Ababa Ethiopia.

ix. 26th March 2014: Participated as a resource person appointed for grant proposal evaluation for Netherlands Foundation for Science for Global Development (WOTRO).

x. 5th December, 2012: Participated as a Resource person for a Gender Mainstreaming Workshop in Kimathi University College of Technology, Nyeri-Kenya.

b) Leading Research Project i. Participated as a lead researcher by the OXFAM on Women Care Work in Nairobi slums, Kenya in 18th Feb 2016.

ii. Participated as a lead researcher in a collaborative research between Kenyatta University, Department of Gender and Development Studies and Claremont University, Department of Religious Studies, United States of America on “AIDS stigma: A Kenyan Case” from 1St Sept, 2015 -30th August 2016. iii. Participated as a lead investigator on Status of food Security in Kenya- a lead researcher in Kiambu and Murang’a Counties for a study on Status of Food Security in Kenya.

c) Developing programmes external to Kenyatta University

i. March 2019 to date: Appointed as an expert in the development of curriculum in Human Rights and Gender for the Pan Africa Virtual and E-University (PAVEU) which is one of AU’s flagship projects in addressing the Agenda 2063.

ii. 6th May- 10th May 2019: Participated in a meeting of experts supported by African Union Commission (ACU) in Cameroon to deliberate on modalities and content for piloting of an E-Learning programme, suitable for ODel mode in Human Rights and Gender for the Pan Africa Virtual and E-University (PAVEU).

iii. 2012 to date: Trained and involved by Commission for University Education as a curriculum reviewer and has regularly participated as a Curriculum peer reviewer for programmes in Gender and Development Studies, Community Development and related programmes for various public and private universities across Kenya.

iv. March 2019 to date: Participates in Curriculum development for the African Women Studies Center of University of Nairobi as an external reviewer for Open learning and E- Learning Modules for the following programmes: March 2019- MAW 504: African Women and Public Policy; May, 2019-MAW 502: Women in Conflict Resolution and Peace Building in Africa; June, 2019: NDG 600: Theories and Concepts in Gender Analysis.

v. 19th February- 20th February, 2015: Participated as an external expert for the development of Postgraduate Diploma curriculum in Monitoring and Evaluation for the Department of Social and Development Studies, Mount Kenya University- in a Workshop held in Cleavers Hotel: Thika town.

vi. 26th May -27th May, 2014: Participated as an external expert in review of curriculum for Masters of Arts in Development Studies and Bachelor of Arts in Development Studies for the Department of Social and Development Studies Curricula from Mount Kenya University.

1.7 Referees:

Dean, School of humanities and Social Sciences Kenyatta University, P.O. Box 43844 – 0100, NAIROBI, KENYA [email protected]

Chairperson, Department of Sociology, Gender & Development Studies, Kenyatta University, P.O. Box 43844 – 0100, NAIROBI, KENYA [email protected]

Prof. Paul Okemo Kenyatta University, P.O. Box 43844 – 0100, NAIROBI, KENYA 26

Email: [email protected] [email protected]

Prof. Wanjiku Kabira Director, African Women Studies Centre University of Nairobi P.O. Box 30197 – 00100 NAIROBI, KENYA Email: [email protected]