Contributing to the scholarship and intellectual life of the university by teaching, developing quality research papers and mentoring student’s performance in line with the institutions guidelines in Academic Affairs to achieve overall objectives.
Department of Theology and Pastoral Studies, School of Arts and Social Science
Biography
I am a Missiologist, lecturer and facilitator with over 20 years of work experience including exemplary teaching at university level, training in non-formal education, facilitation, leadership and management experience at institutions locally and internationally.
I have effectively taught a range of theological and leadership courses, residential and online, in multicultural contexts at different educational levels (within the university) in Africa and Asia.
I have trained and mentored faculty from 5 African countries for teaching in a Masters’ program in Organizational Leadership and Development on online course delivery and adult learning methodologies thereby significantly increasing the organization’s pool of faculty currently teaching within 18 university educational partnerships worldwide.
I provided strategic leadership for a Master’s Leadership program covering East Africa attaining high graduation rates and reported leadership impact for graduates.
I am a Co-author in development of teaching material with our resource been currently used in the research methods course in a Masters’ Program in Leadership in 18 universities.
I have provided expert assessment for book-writing projects to assess their contribution towards critical scholarly engagement and new insight in the discipline of Missiology and served as an External Examiner for Doctoral candidates in the Department of Spirituality, Church History and Missiology at the University of South Africa.
I have been involved as a curriculum developer and reviewer for an international Christian NGO’s training resource for a model for dealing with poverty and development, a model that is now being implemented in 30 countries.
I am one of the 350 contributors for the Africa Study Bible, and a trained facilitator for the effective use of this unique resource that reflects uniquely African insights and experiences, helping Africans, and others who minister in Africa, to understand the Bible more effectively.
I am a member of the International Council for Evangelical Theological Education (ICETE) Academy and the International Association of Facilitators (IAF)
Academic Qualifications
Master of Research in Educational and Social Research, University of London, UK, 2017: Thesis Topic:Parents’ Perspectives on Child Leadership: A Case Study of Selected Parents in Nairobi County
PhD Missiology, North-West University, South Africa, 2010: Thesis topic: Missiological Education in Kenya: Contextually Relevant and in the Light of Missio Dei?
Master of Arts, Missions, Africa International University, 2000: Thesis Topic:A Study of the Short Term Missions Program of the Fellowship of Christian Unions ( Focus ) Kenya and Its Implications for Missions
Bachelor of Science, Egerton University, 1993
Publications (2 Publications)
Books
Book Co-author: Development Associates International: ‘Taking Action Based on Research’ currently being used in the research methods course in a Masters Program in Organizational Leadership and Development.
Presenter, AEA Theological Consultation, September 8-13, 2019: Topic: Non-formal and Informal Education: Potential for Leadership Development in Africa
Conferences attended
One of 350 Contributors to the Africa Study Bible (Oasis International Publishing, 2017)
Participated as a curriculum reviewer for the Empowered Worldview (EWV) training resource, a Christian NGO’s model to help people understand their own worth and how they can utilize their full potential by employing their talents and the resources available to them.
