The Vice Chancellor, Professor Victoria Wambui Ngumi, invites you all to join us during our 36th Graduation Ceremony taking place on 9th April, 2021. The ceremony will be aired live on KTN home, and our social media platforms.
This is to inform all candidates who qualified for conferment of degrees and the award of diplomas
and certificates of JKUAT during the 2019/2020 academic year that the 36th Graduation Ceremony will be held virtually on Friday, 09/04/2021 from 8.00 am. ^DP
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JKUAT Scrabble: Benefitting students by developing their critical thinking, social and personal skills.
For more information about the club: https://t.co/8rJ19o1FqS ^DP
JKUATs' Research on Covid-19 is among 13 out of 350 proposals which were submitted and shortlisted by researchers to the NRF for allocation of funds. The research is expected to enhance the quality of rehabilitation for Covid- 19 patients.
Read more: https://t.co/v8NAWbZCu5 ^DP
JKUATs' Mushroom Growing Resource Centre, has introduced a new type of mushroom, known as Turkey Tail. It has medicinal value and could play a significant role in managing the impact of lifestyle diseases, and also reduce the cost burden on patients.
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Our attention has been drawn to some fake news making rounds online and featuring in Opera News, purporting to suggest that JKUAT has announced re-opening dates for face to face learning. Please note that the report (attached) purporting to have been issued by JKUAT is FAKE. ^DP
Stop comparing. Start cherishing what you have before it’s taken away from you. Gratitude is key. Be hopeful about what’s coming. Always believe that the Almighty wants good for us. He has blessed us with so much, more than we’ve asked for. Move forward with prayer & firm faith!
It is essential to maintain social distancing - including staying at least 1.8 metres (six feet) away from anyone around you.
The aim of social distancing is to slow the spread of the virus, giving global health systems more time to care for patients who need help.
You are what you feed your mind. Today we suffer from TMI! Too much information or information overload. Remember, your mental diet is just as important as your food intake. Thoughts are powerful food for your mind. What you believe, you become. So think positive thoughts!
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Worry is one of the biggest thieves around. It can steal your time, rob you of your sleep, affect your peace of mind, sap your energy and leave you completely stressed out. Turn your worry into worship. Seek the Almighty and find your much-needed strength to carry on.