Kabarak University city campus had plans to celebrate this year’s mashujaa day by having a team-building activity at the Lake Elementaita Mountain Lodge. The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Henry Kiplangat graced the and set off the day with fatherly blessings.

Kabarak University school of music and media this afternoon had a mentorship session for the students in the department of media. The Media Council of Kenya (MCK) led by the Regional Coordinator Nakuru Mr. Jackson Karanja and head of radio and presenter at MBCI TV Madam Catherine Kulo.

Kabarak University’s Vision is to become a center of academic excellence founded on Biblical Christian Values with one of our core values being Excellence and Professionalism. To enhance these values, the Directorate of Excellence in Learning and Teaching has been able to train students and lecturers on best practices in the requirements of the 21^st Century, Pedagogy, Teaching, and Assessment.

Mentoring offers an opportunity to expand viewpoints, develop communication skills, and consider new ways of approaching situations. Kabarak University is second to none in providing great mentorship to high school students who come to visit the university from all over the nation.

Kabarak University has always been a believer in creating opportunities for the well-deserved. Opening its gates for Highschool students to have a taste of the experience of where they will be coming to in the next season of their higher learning has always been a blessing to those students who walk back to their busses with smiles worn on their faces.

The first-year Orientation program is a one-of-a-kind session at Kabarak University. The Program runs for a week for every intake. For September intake 2022, the university has organized the program to run from Monday the 26^th to Wednesday the 28^th at the university auditorium.