“EFFECTIVE AND QUALITY CUSTOMER CARE SERVICE IMPROVES OUR REPUTATION AND ATTRACTS MORE STUDENTS,” SAYS THE VICE CHANECELLOR

The one-week Customer Service celebrations hit its climax today Friday, 8th October 2021 with an auspicious closing ceremony graced by the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Solomon Shibairo. Speaking during the event, the Vice Chancellor applauded the Directorate of Corporate Communications and Marketing (DCCM) for their productive work which has put MMUST in good light. He stressed on the importance of commemorating Customer Service Week stating that it is a time when we raise awareness of the value of customer service. “Effective and quality customer care service improves our reputation and attracts more students to this institution. I urge you to continue offering quality services to all the clients visiting MMUST,” added the Vice Chancellor.

“GENDER INCLUSION IN RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT IS KEY TO CAREER PROGRESSION AMONG ACADEMIC STAFF IN UNIVERSITIES,” SAY RESEARCHERS AT MMUST

A team of researchers from Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology have ascertained that gender inclusion in research and Management is key to career progression among academic staff in Universities. The team of researchers led by Rev. Prof. Judith Achoka (Principal Investigator), conducted a dissemination workshop yesterday, 5th October 2021 at Bishop Stam, Kakamega County.

MMUST RECEIVES 60,000 FACE MASKS FROM MALTESER INTERNATIONAL

Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology has today, 5th October 2021, received a donation of 60,000 face masks courtesy of a Multi stakeholder partnership project with key partners being MMUST, Malteser International, AMREF Health Africa and Kenya Health Federation. 

The Vice Chancellor, Prof. Solomon Shibairo, stated that COVID-19 is still a key issue and that this donation will go a long way in reducing the rate of its spread. He acknowledged the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Paramedical Sciences (SONMAPS) for taking lead in the initiative that bore this collaboration.

MMUST’S RENOWN PROFESSOR OF NUTRITION INTENSIFIES THE NEED FOR MUSHROOM CULTIVATION IN WESTERN REGION TO BOOST FOOD SECURITY

Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology Professor of Nutrition, Asenath Sigot has heightened the need of the society to venture into mushroom production. This was during an interactive research dissemination session with mushroom farmers at Tsimbalo village in Vihiga County, yesterday 30th September 2021. The title of this research project is Utilization of Oyster Mushroom, Value Addition and New product development for improved Nutrition and Food Security in Western Kenya.

MMUST’S MOVE TO TRAIN STAFF IN MODERN OFFICE OPERATIONS, ETIQUETTE AND CUSTOMER SERVICE SET TO UPSCALE SERVICE DELIVERY

Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology has trained office assistants in critical skills required in the modern office environment as a way of building capacity while at the same time improving service delivery. The training workshop, which was organized by the office of the Registrar Administration, was conducted from Thursday 23rd to Friday 24th September 2021 at Farm View Hotel in Busia County.

MMUST’S VICE CHANCELLOR HOSTS A PRESS CONFERENCE FOLLOWING HIS SUBSTANTIVE APPOINTMENT

Following the appointments of MMUST’s Top Managers, the Vice Chancellor Prof. Solomon Shibairo on Sunday 26 September 2021, hosted a bevy of journalists drawn from various media houses in the region, including West TV, TV Magharibi, Citizen TV, Pendo TV, Nation Newspapers, Standard Newspapers, Radio Citizen and KBC Radio.

Prof. Shibairo who has hit the ground running, was happy to address the Press stating that he is well prepared for the task ahead and that he is determined to take Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology to a higher pinnacle in Science and Technology. 

MMUST MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM’S RESEARCH ASCERTAINS EFFECTIVENESS OF HOME-BASED CARE FOR COVID-19 PATIENTS IN WESTERN REGION

A team of researchers from Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST), led by the Principal Investigator (P.I), Prof. Francis Orata, has established that the Home-Based Care Model for patients with COVID-19 in the Western Region is effective, citing a higher recovery rate compared to Ministry of Health (MoH) Isolation Centres. This was one of the key findings presented at a Research Dissemination and Stakeholders’ workshop held on 21st September, 2021 at Bishop Stam Pastoral Centre, Kakamega.

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