Vet Books for Africa, a body constituted by veterinary students from Pretoria University, South Africa, donated books and Microscopes including stereo microscopes (Dissecting microscopes) to the Department of Clinical Studies. This is through their partnership with the Department.
The Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of Tonix Pharmaceuticals Holdings Dr. Seth Lederman, the Director of project management Dr. Dawn Myscofski and the Kenya projects Manager Mr. Judah Arap Bett visited the Department of Clinical Studies on November 22, 2022. The purpose of the visit was to assess the progress made and the challenges encountered in the Uasin Gishu Disease Virus project, which is led by Prof.
The Department of Clinical Studies received three Veterinarians from Greece on November 14, 2022, to pay a courtesy call and discuss possible collaboration areas. These were Prof. Serafeim Papadimitriou, an Oral Maxillofacial surgeon from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki; Dr. Etstraties Tsipianitis, an orthopaedic and neurosurgeon in private practice, Athens; and Dr. Julia Chortara, an Oral Maxillofacial intern in Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. These came in courtesy of Dr.
Two donkeys were donated to the Department of Clinical Studies on June 24, 2022 by the Donkey Owners Association Branch of Nkareta and Ilmotiok Wards in Narok County through facilitation by the Farming Systems of Kenya (FSK), which is a Non-Governmental Charity Organization based in Nakuru County. This culminated into the signing of a Collaborative Agreement.
The University of Nairobi officially launched the University of Nairobi Foundation on Thursday, 30th June 2022 at 5:30PM at the Great Court. The Foundation is part of the reform agenda the University is implementing aimed at transforming the University into a vibrant, relevant and sustainable University. This Launch marks the first step of a journey of great transformation and impact for the University.
It was pomp and colour at the University of Nairobi Foundation pre-launch dinner hosted at the Great Court on Thursday 24th Junof Nairobie, 2022 evening.
The dinner was hosted ahead of the official launch of the University of Nairobi Foundation slated for 30th June, 2022. The event was aimed at raising awareness of the existence of the Foundation as well as mobilizing resources for its seed fund.
It brought together distinguished guests as well as key stakeholders to raise the seed capital for the University of Nairobi Foundation.
The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Clinical Studies invites you to a webinar titled One Health at the Global, Regional and National Level: A Case of OHHLEP, AFROHUN and ZDU.
University of Nairobi's Faculty of Veterinary Medicine launched a state of the art Animal Health, Molecular and Diagnostics laboratory that's hosted by the Department of Clinical Studies. The Lab is a collaborative initiative between the University of Nairobi and Washington State University through the Feed the Future programme. In his opening speech, the Vice Chancellor Prof.
In August 2022, 50 UoN students drawn from the Faculty of Agriculture, Veterinary Medicine and Biosystems Egineering will go to Israel for the 11-month experiential learning run by the Arava International Centre for Agricultural Training (AICAT).
Since 2017, The University of Nairobi has been priviledged to send over 90 students to Israel to learn by doing innovative and latest agricultural practices.
The University community and its partners gathered and planted 7000 tree seedlings on Friday, May 13, 2022, on the Annual Tree Planting and Growing Day.
Equity Group Foundation,County Government, National Government, Shamba Café, Loresho Community and Association of Green champions joined the university to plant and grow trees.
“We have been planting trees annually for as long as I can remember. When we plant a tree, we show that we have hope; Hope for a better tomorrow,” remarked the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Stephen Kiama during the official ceremony.
