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PPrrooff.. MMWWAANNGGII PPEETTEERR WWAANNDDEERRII ((PPhh..DD))
RREESSUUMMEE ((ffoorr PPrrooff.. MMwwaannggii PPeetteerr WWaannddeerrii,, PPhh..DD))
Prof. Mwangi Peter Wanderi is an Associate Professor and currently the Director, University – Industry
Partnerships, Kenyatta University, Kenya. He has over 22 years of teaching experience at the
University in the areas of Sport Anthropology, Exercise Physiology, and Pedagogy of Physical
Education and Sports both at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. He has successfully supervised
over 50 postgraduate candidates at various levels up to PhD. His PhD, completed in 2001, is on
Traditional Games. This is an area he has widely contributed to through teaching, research and prolific
publishing. He received a 2005 Senior Scholars‟ Research Award from the Organization for Social
Science Research in Eastern and Southern Africa (OSSREA). In 2007, he founded the Kenya
Federation of Traditional Games and Sports. In the same year, 2007, he was awarded a Research Grant
by the German based organization, Katholischer Akademischer Auslaender-Dienst (KAAD) for a
research project entitled, “The Traditional Games of the Maasai of Kenya: A Cultural- Educational
Appraisal” whose objective is to develop an audio-visual documentation of Maasai games for a
possible formalization. He has numerously served as an academic consultant for several institutions
within East Africa since 1995. Between 2007 and 2008 he was appointed a Consultant by the UNESCO
to initiate, co-ordinate and document a research report entitled, “Physical Education and Sports (PES)
in Kenya with Special Reference to Teacher–Training Colleges”. He served as the LOC Chair for the
17th
Biennial Conference of the International Society of Comparative Physical Education and Sports
(ISCPES) hosted by Kenyatta University, Nairobi, Kenya, (which was graced by Mr. Wilfred Lemke,
the Special Advisor to the Secretary General on Sport for Peace and Development). He served as a
transitional member of the ISCPES Executive Board between 2010 and 2012. Between August to
December, 2009 he participated in the Nile Basin Research Programme on a full time engagement at
the University of Bergen, Norway, and worked on a research project entitled, “External Aid System
and Sports in Kenya’s National Development’'. In December 2011, he participated in the organization
of the 1st conference for the African Sport Management Association in Kampala, Uganda. So far he has
established and maintains a very strong and vibrant working academic network in numerous countries
all over the world including China, Germany, Australia, Norway, Canada, US, Venezuela, Russia,
Taiwan as well as from all parts of Africa as shown in his full CV which is availed online. In 2011 he
was on a campaign to promote traditional games of Kenya under a partnership between Kenyatta
University and National Commission for UNESCO. He is the founding member (organizing secretary)
for the newly established African Sports Management Association (ASMA) and a founding member of
the World Association for Sports Management (WASM) founded in Taiwan in April 2012. In 2012, he
initiated a partnership which led to the introduction of Students Training on Entrepreneurial
Promotion (STEP) initiative at Kenyatta University. (For more info, Google search “Peter
Wanderi”). Attended a seminar in China on Science, Technology and Innovation between 2nd
and 17th
September 2012.
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C UR R I C U L U M V I T A E CONTENTS
ITEM PAGE
I. BIO DATA ………………………………………………………………… 3
II. RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (at a glance)….. 4
III. PRESENTATION OF PAPERS IN CONFERENCES
(Titles, dates, venues, and cost) ……………………………………… 5
IV. RESEARCH …………………………………………………. ………… 12
V. PUBLICATIONS ………………………………………………………… 14
VI: CONSULTANCIES…………………………………………………. 19
VII. LINKAGES / PARTNERSHIPS ………………………………………. 22
VIII. PARTICIPATION IN ORGANISING OF CONFERENCES AND
THE CONFERENCES ORGANIZED (As a Local Organizing
Committee Member/ Official)………………………………………… 25
IX. ACADEMIC SUPERVISIONS ……………………………………… 26
A: PhD Supervisions (Both in Kenya and Outside Kenya)……………… 26
B: Completed M.Ed Supervisions (Both in Kenya and Outside Kenya)… 27
C: On Going M.ED SUPERVISIONS …………………………………….. 28
D: Postgraduate Research Projects Supervisions (All Graduated) … 29
X. NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL TRAINING/
WORKSHOPS / CONFERENCES ATTENDED ……………….. 31
XI. TEACHING AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE ………… 32
XII. OTHER RELATED/ RELEVANT EXPERIENCES …………….. 33
XIII. MEMBERSHIP TO PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS ……….. 34
XIV. REFEREES ………………………………………………………… .. 35
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I. BIO DATA
DATE OF BIRTH: 31ST
DECEMBER 1962
NATIONALITY: KENYAN
MARITAL STATUS: MARRIED (with 3 children aged 22, 21 and 12 years).
HOME LOCATION: Kenya (East Africa), Kiambu County, Githunguri District, Ikinu
Division, Githiga Location, Githiga Sub-location, Gathiong‟oi Village.
LANGUAGES: ENGLISH, KISWAHILI, AND KIKUYU
CONTACTS:
Kenyatta University, University – Industry Partnerships,
P.O. Box 43844-00100, Nairobi.
Or
HOME ADDRESS: P.O BOX 7600-00300, NAIROBI
Email: [email protected], [email protected]
Fax: +254 20 8711575
Tel: +254-20-8703851(office)
Cell phone: + 254 722 495 895
Web site: www.ku.ac.ke
CURRENT POSITION: Associate Professor and Director, University – Industry Partnerships
ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
University Teaching Experience: Over 20 years in the areas of Sport Anthropology with a special
interest on the Traditional Games of Africa; Exercise Physiology, and Pedagogy
of Physical Education and Sports both at undergraduate and postgraduate
levels.
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD): Kenyatta University (2001).
Masters (1987-1989):M. Ed (Kenyatta University)
Undergraduate (1984-1987):B.Ed.; 1984 – 1987 (Kenyatta University)
High School Attended: - Githiga High School (1981-1982)
P.O BOX 361, Kiambu
Secondary School Attended: - Queen of Apostles Seminary, Ruaraka, Nairobi (1977-1980)
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Primary School Attended: Njenga Primary School, Githunguri, Githiga (1970-1976)
II. RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (at a glance).
1) 1999 to 2012, over 56 quality Research Supervisions done at PhD (13), Masters (26) and 17
(Postgraduate Diploma) at different Universities, nationally and internationally, namely,
Kenyatta University, Kenya; Kyambogo University, Uganda; University of Dar es salaam,
Tanzania; and University of Karlsruhe, Germany as detailed below. Out of these 45 are
completed and over 11are ongoing.
2) 2012: Initiated a tripartite partnership amongst Kenyatta University – Kenya National
Commission for UNESCO (KNATCOM - UNESCO) and - Leuphana University of Lueneberg,
Germany, a Partnership which led to the introduction of Students Training on
Entrepreneurial Promotion (STEP) initiative at KU
3) 2011: Obtained a grant through Kenya National Commission for UNESCO for training tutors
from Teachers Training Colleges on the research based traditional games.
4) 2010: Jointly with others, obtained a Partnership for Higher Education in Africa -
Educational Technology Initiative (PHEA-ETI) project grant to implement a Kenyatta
University post graduate e-course on Research Methodology (Currently developing it).
5) August 2009, received a Nile Basin Research Programme award and joined a team of 10 Guest
Researchers from the 10 Nile Basin Countries as a country representative on a research project
entitled, “External Aid System and Sports in Kenya’s National Development’', hence
participated at the University of Bergen, Norway between August and December 2009 on Nile
Basin Research Programme.
6) July 2009, was invited to the Communications Commission of Kenya‟s 10th
Anniversary
Celebration as an academic Moderator in the 3 day public forum/ workshop and Chaired
Session No. 8 on „‟Internet Communication Technology (ICT) Access for All‟‟.
7) 2007 to 2008: Appointed as a Consultant by the UNESCO to initiate, co-ordinate and
document a research report entitled, “PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS (PES) IN
KENYA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO TEACHER–TRAINING COLLEGES:
CURRENT STATUS, CHALLENGES AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
IMPROVEMENT”
8) September 2008: Engaged as an external Moderator by KIGALI INSTITUTE OF
EDUCATION, RWANDA to assess their Physical Education Teaching Modules.
9) 2007 to 2009: Was awarded a currently ongoing Research Grant by the German based
organization, Katholischer Akademischer Auslaender-Dienst (KAAD) for a research project
entitled, “The Traditional Games of the Maasai of Kenya: A Cultural- Educational Appraisal”.
Objective: Audio-visual documentation of Maasai games for a possible formalization.
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10) 2007: Participated in a joint research project entitled, “THE EVALUATION OF HUMAN
MOVEMENT AND SPORT STUDIES PROGRAMMES IN SELECTED AFRICAN
COUNTRIES: IMPLICATIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT”… (Jointly undertaken with Prof AL
Toriola, Tshwane Technical University, Pretoria, South Africa.
11) 2005- 2006: Was awarded the 2005 Senior Scholars Research Grant by the Organization of
Social Science Researchers for Eastern and Southern Africa (OSSREA), to document
Traditional Games of the Coastal region of Kenya and set a stage for their possible
formalization. The Project report was published in 2011.
12) 2007 to date: A member of the Editorial Board, International African Journal for the
Association of Health, P.E, Recreation, Sport and Dance (AJPHERD) published thrice per
year.
13) 2007 to 2010: A reviewer for International Council for Health, Physical Education, Recreation,
Sport and Dance (ICHPER-SD) Journal.
14) 2008 to date: A member of the Editorial Board of Kenyatta University sponsored African
Journal of Applied Human Sciences (AJAHS).
15) 1996- 2001:Researched on the PhD Thesis entitled, “Traditional Games
of the People of Mount Kenya Region. A Cultural-Educational Appraisal” on
partial sponsorships by Katholischer Akademischer Auslaender-Dienst (KAAD), at
the University of Karlsruhe, Germany and Kenyatta University.
= Conducted a vast part of the documentary analyses Section of the Literature Review
for the PhD research in Germany as well as in the US, at the University of Minnesota
between August 1999 and January 2000 at the University of Karlsruhe respectively.
III. PRESENTATION OF PAPERS IN CONFERENCES (Titles, dates, venues, and cost)
S/no.
Presenter Title of paper presented City/ Country
Date of conference
Funding (US$)
1)
2)
Mwangi Peter
Wanderi &
Mugenda Olive
Mwangi Peter
Wanderi
Strengthening Livelihoods,
Entrepreneurship & Exit
Opportunities for Youths
Business of Sports; Current
Trends and Challenges
UN, Gigiri, Nairobi, Kenya Kabarak, Nakuru, Kenya
2 – 4th July 2012 7th – 8th June 2012
US$300 US$250
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3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
11)
Mwangi Peter
Wanderi &
Mugenda Olive
Mwangi Peter
Wanderi
Mwangi Peter
Wanderin &
K.Thairu
Mwangi Peter
Wanderi
Mwangi Peter
Wanderi &
Mugenda Olive
Mwangi Peter
Wanderi
Mwangi Peter
Wanderi
Mwangi Peter
Wanderi
Mwangi Peter
Wanderi, Satersdal
Innovation in Knowledge
Management: The Case of
Kenyatta University
Innovations at Kenyatta
University’s Chandaria
Business Innovation and
Incubation Centre
World Association of Sports
Management (WASM) as a tool
for greater regional sports
collaboration
The Revival and Promotion of
Traditional Games in Africa
Kenyatta University as a
Dynamic Institution of Higher
Learning in Eastern Africa
The Role of ASMA in
resuscitation of Traditional
Games of Africa.
The Status of Traditional
Games in East Africa as a
Cultural Identity
Resuscitation of Indigenous
Games of Africa. Why and how
the East African Games
Federation Must Take the Lead
The enhancement of
Development in the Nile Basin
KICC, Nairobi, Kenya Laico Regency, Nairobi, Kenya Taipei, Taiwan Merida, Venezuela Lusaka, Zambia Kampala, Uganda Kampala, Uganda Nairobi/ Kenya Nairobi, Kenya
7th – 11th May 2012 2nd May 2012 28 – 29 April 2012 18th to 21st April 2012 11th to 12 December, 2011 2nd to 4th Dec. 2011 13 – 15th Sept. 2011 16th – 18th Nov. 2010 6th – 8th June
US$150 US$100 US$5500 US$6500 US$2000 US$1000 US$1000 US$200 US$200
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12)
13)
14)
15)
16)
17)
18)
Tole & Goodwin
Yasmin
F. Jones,
M.Thairu, Cheung
S. Y., Mak Jennifer
M., and M. P.
Wanderi
Mwangi Peter
Wanderi and
Nteere Jacob
F. Jones,
M.Thairu, Cheung
S. Y., A.
Livingston, B. C.
Green, D. Walker,
Mak Jennifer M.,
and M. P. Wanderi
Mwangi Peter
Wanderi
Mwangi P.
Wanderi
Mwangi Peter
Wanderi
Mwangi Peter
through sports
Globalization of Sport
Management as an Academic
Discipline
Indigenous Games of Africa: A
call for urgent intervention
Global perspectives on sport
management as an academic
discipline
Sports in the Global Village:
facts and controversies
External Aid System and
Sports in Kenya’s National
Development
International Aid in Kenya (A
paper written as a back ground
to the Nile Basin Project on
„External Aid and Sports
Development in Kenya‟; for more
info visit http://www.svt.ntnu.no/africanetwork/ ).
Promotion of Traditional
/Indigenous Games of The
Nairobi, Kenya Nairobi, Kenya Indianapolis, USA Bergen Norway Univer. Of Agder, Norway Trondheim, Norway Vancouver
2010 6th – 8th June 2010 6th – 8th June 2010 16th – 20th March 2010 16/12/2009 23 – 24 Nov. 2009 2nd – 3rd Oct, 2009 22nd -
US$200 US$200 Appr. US$3,400 Appr. US$2,400 Appr. US$2,400 Appr. US$2,400 US$5000
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19)
20)
21)
22)
23)
24)
25)
Wanderi
Andanje M., P.
Bukhala &
M. P. Wanderi
Porsche M., Boes
K., Steiner H. &
Wanderi M. P.
Kamenju J. W., M.
P. Wanderi,
Njororai WWS &
J. S. Nteere
Wanderi M. Peter & Nteere Jacob S.
Wanderi M. P., Muthomi H. N.,
Muniu R. K., &
Mwangi, J.
Kimani.
Muthomi H. N.,
Wanderi M. P., &
Wachira L. J. M.
Mundia, M. F.,
Wanderi, M. P.
and Wamukoya E.
K.
World: Prospects and
Challenges
The phenomenon of bull
fighting in Kenya: a tourist
attraction and a cultural
entertainment or a beastly
sport?
A comparative Analysis of
Motor Fitness and Physical
Activity levels amongst 10 to 13
years old Kenyan and German
children: A Nation’s Concern
for the Future
Aerobic Capacity of Kenyan
Rugby Union Players
Extinction of Traditional
Games: A Call For Urgent
Global Action
Potency of an 18 – Day Outdoor Education Programme on Kenyan Armed Forces Cadets’ Life Effectiveness Qualities Outdoor education Programming: Experiential Learning, Facilitation and Instructor effects.
The Biomechanical Effects of
Use of Different Arm Actions in
Athletics.
, Canada Vancouver, Canada Kenyatta University, Kenya Tshwane University, S. Africa Gaborone, BOTSWANA Egerton University, Njoro, KENYA Egerton University, Njoro, KENYA Guangzhou,
CHINA
24th Jun, 2009 22nd - 24th Jun, 2009 28th – 30th April, 2009 23th–25th Oct, 2008 14th – 17th Oct. 2008 16th – 18th Sept. 2008 16th – 18th Sept. 2008 31
st July –
4th
August,
2008
US$5000 US$25 Approx. US$ 1,600 Approx. US$ 1,500 Aprox. US$250 Approx. US$250 Approx. US$ 3,280
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26)
27)
28)
29)
30)
31)
32)
33)
Mwangi P.
Wanderi
Andanje, M and
Wanderi, M. P.
Muthomi, H. N.
and Wanderi, M.
P.
Mwihaki, M. G.
and Wanderi M.
P.
Wanderi, M. P., Andanje, M. and
Muniu, R. K.
Wanderi, M. P., Andanje M,
Bukhala, P.W.
Andanje M.,
Gitonga E. and
Wanderi M. P
Wanderi, M.P., Andanje, M., and
Muniu, R.K.
Traditional Games of the
People of the Coastal Region of
Kenya: A cultural and
educational appraisal
Key Note Address:
The Relevance of Physical
Education and Sports in the
Achievement of Millennium
Development Goals (MDGs).
The Impact of a 3-Day Outdoor
Education Program on the
Social Competence and Team
Building Skills of Staff
Trainees in Kenyan Corporate
Settings.
Gender Disparities and
Participation in Swimming in
Nairobi Secondary Schools.
The Role of Physical Education
and Sports in East Africa’s
Regional Development Enhancement of the Full
Potential of the Impaired
Persons Through Sports
Towards Gender Equity in
Sports: Insights into Under
Representation of Women in
Sports in Kenya.
Popularization of Physical
Education and Sports in
Kenya’s Schools.
OSSREA/
K.U.
Nairobi,
KENYA
Kampala, UGANDA Kampala, UGANDA Kampala, UGANDA Kampala, UGANDA Nairobi, KENYA Moi University, Eldoret, KENYA
Eldoret,
KENYA
2nd
– 4th
July 2008
3rd
to 5th
July 2008
3rd
to 5th
July 2008
3rd
to 5th
July 2008
13th – 14th
Dec 2007
14th
to 16th
June 2007.
31st July –
4th
August
2007.
9th
– 11th
April,
2007.
Approx. US$150 Approx. US$550 Approx. US$550 Approx. US$550 Approx. US$550 Approx. US$150 Approx. US$250 Approx. US$250
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34)
35)
36) 37)
38)
39)
40)
Mwangi P.
Wanderi and
Maringa T. James
Mwangi P.
Wanderi
Gitonga R.,
Njororai W. W. S.,
E. K. Wamukoya,
and Mwangi P.
Wanderi
Mwangi P.
Wanderi, I. K.
Wabuyabo and
Wahome E. N.
Kamau. J. W.,
Mwangi P.
Wanderi and
Njororai, W. W. S.
Mwangi P.
Wanderi and Soita
W.P.
Mwangi P.
Wanderi and
Kamau J.W.
Challenges Faced by Promoters
of Prevention-of-Mother-to-
Child-Transmission of HIV: A
Case of Voi and Tausi Divisions
of Taita- Taveta District,
Kenya.
Traditional Games of Africa:
Their Promotion and
Institutionalization.
Influence of Significant Others
in socialization into Sports: The
Case of Kenyan Secondary
School Athletes.
Herbal Diet and Human
Health.
Obesity Preference Among
Children in Nairobi Province.
The Case of Horizon Academy
and Moi Avenue Primary
Schools.
Effective Sports Management.
Managing a Female Athlete:
The East African Case.
Physiological Issues in Female
Athletics and their Implications
to Participation in Physical
MasindeMu
rilo Vasity,
Kakamega,
KENYA
Kenyatta
Varsity,
Nairobi-
KENYA
Kenyatta
University,
Nairobi-
KENYA
Kenyatta
University,
Nairobi-
KENYA
Kenyatta
University,
Nairobi-
Kenya
Kenyatta
University,
Nairobi-
Kenya
“ “ “
22nd
March
to 25th
March,
2006
9th
– 11th
November,
2005.
9th
– 11th
November,
2005
9th
– 11th
November,
2005
9th
– 11th
November,
2005
18-19th
Nov. 2004.
18-19th
Nov. 2004.
Approx. US$250 Approx. US$150 Approx. US$150 Approx. US$150 Approx. US$150 Approx. US$150 Approx. US$150
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41)
42)
43)
44)
45)
46)
47)
48)
49)
Mwisukha A.,
Warutere C.M.,
and Mwangi P.
Wanderi
Mwisukha A.,
Warutere C.M.,
and Mwangi P.
Wanderi
M‟Mbaha
J.M.,Njororai
W.W.S., and
Mwangi P.
Wanderi
Njororai W.S. and
Mwangi P.
Wanderi
H.B. Mukala and
Mwangi P.
Wanderi
J.W. Kamau and
MP. Wanderi
Mwangi P.
Wanderi
Mwangi P.
Wanderi
Mwangi P.
Wanderi
Activities and Sports.
Insights into the Family Setting
as the Centre for Leisure and
Recreation Delivery.
Leisure and Recreation
Participation: The Problem of
Time Famine.
Social Mobility Through
Sports: The Case of Selected
Members of Mathare Youth
Sports Association.
Sustenance of Sports Activities
in Schools.
Achievement motivation: An
option to Participants in
Sports.
Relevance of Training for
Aerobic Capacity in Physical
Activities.
Significance of Redox
Reactions in Physical
Performance.
Towards Promotion of
Traditional P.E and Games in
Kenya. A Cultural-Educational
Appraisal.
The Traditional Games of
“ “ “
“ “ “
“ “ “
“ “ “
“ “ “
“ “ “
“ “ “
Egerton
Varsity,
Njoro,
Kenya
Kenyatta Varsity
18-19th
Nov. 2004.
18-19th
Nov. 2004.
18-19th
Nov. 2004.
18th
-21st
May 2003.
2002 2002 2002 1998
11th
-15th
Sep 1997.
Approx. US$150 Approx. US$150 Approx. US$150 Approx. US$150 Approx. US$150 Approx. US$150 Approx. US$150 Approx. US$250 Approx. US$150
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50)
Mwangi P.
Wanderi
Mwangi P.
Wanderi
Mount Kenya Region.
Sport Entrepreneurship in
Kenya.
Towards Upgrading P.E in
Kenya to an Examination
Subject status.
Kenyatta Varsity Kenyatta Varsity
11th
-15th
Sept. 1997.
2nd
- 3rd
,
May 1996.
Approx. US$150 Approx. US$150
IV. RESEARCH
S/no Researcher Year Title Donor(s) / Sponsors
Funding (US$)
1) 2) 3) 4) 5)
M. Peter Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi M. Peter Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi (Lead Researcher; Co-authored with,
2012 2011 2010 2009 August to December 2007 - 2008
Students Training on Entrepreneurial Promotion (STEP) – A hands- on research based project Promotion of Traditional Games of Kenya
University – Industry Partnership
on Community Outreach
“External Aid System and Sports
in Kenya’s National
Development’'
Physical Education and Sports
(PES)in Kenya with Special
Reference to Teacher Education:
Current Status, Challenges and
Recommendations for
Improvements
UNESCO UNESCO
AAU/ ACCU
University of
Bergen,
Norway (Nile Basin Research Programme)
UNESCO
2,700 EUROS US$26,000 US$... Aprox. US$37,000 US$1000
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S/no Researcher Year Title Donor(s) / Sponsors
Funding (US$)
6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11)
Bukhala P., Gitonga E., Kamau J., Andanje M., Muniu R., Kamenju J., Gikaria N., Mwose N., Masinjila T., Mwangi P. Wanderi Toriola Abel L. & Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi
2007 - 2008 2007 2005 - 2006 1996 - 2001 1988 – 1989 1987
Traditional Games of the Maasai Evaluation of physical education
sport programmes in African
countries
Traditional Games of the Coastal
region of Kenya
Traditional Games of Mt. Kenya
Region (PhD Research project)
A study on Relationship Amongst
Diploma Trainee – Teachers‟
Achievement Motivation, Attitude
Towards Physical Education and
Academic Performance (M. Ed
Research Project)
Physical Fitness Evaluation Among
a Selected Group of Kenyatta
University Female Students
Katholischer
Akademischer
Auslaender-
Dienst (KAAD)
Tshwane
Technical
University,
South Africa
OSSREA
Kenyatta
University,
KAAD, Uni.
Of Minnesota,
& Self
Kenyatta
University
Kenyatta
University &
Self
US$550 US$300 US$18,800 Approx. US$ 13,000 Approx. US$1,300 Approx. US$10
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V. PUBLICATIONS
S/no.
Author Year Title Journal/ Book
ISBN/ ISSN Reference No.
1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6)
N. Ndegwa, M. P.
Wanderi & M. Andanje
Njuguna P. K., Ritho C.,
Olweny T., & Wanderi
M. P.
Elijah G. Gitonga, Peter
W. Mwangi & Mwisukha
Andanje
Gitonga E. R., Andanje
M., Wanderi P.M.,
Bailasha N., & Nteere J.S.
Samson Kuria, Wanderi
Peter, & Ondigi Alice
Wanjiku Jane Kamau
Mwangi Peter Wanderi
Simiyu W.W. Njororai
2012 2012 2011 2011 2011 2011
Factors influencing behavior change for the prevention of the spread of HIV/AIDS among students in Githunguri Division, Githunguri District , Kiambu County, Kenya Internet Banking Adoption in Kenya: the Case of Nairobi county. The Influence of Mass Media in Socialization into sport of Kenyan Secondary School Athletes Teacher-trainees Attitude Towards Physical Education in Kenya Factors Influencing Labour Turnover in Three and Five Star - Rated Hotels in Nairobi, Kenya Prevalence of
Overweight and
Obesity Among
International Journal of Business and Social Sciences , Vol. 3 No. 16, Aug 2012. International Journal of Business and Social Science Vol. 3 No. 18, Sept. 2012 (Special Issue) International Journal of Current Research, Vol.3, Issue 11, Oct. 2011, pp.471 - 475 Educational Research and Reviews. Vol.6 (17), Nov. 2011 International Journal of Humanities and Social science, Vol.1, No. 20, Dec. 2011 African Journal
of Physical and
Health
ISSN 2219 – 1933 (Print) ISSN 2219 – 6021 (Online) ISSN: 0975-833X ISSN: 1990-3839 ISSN:
ISSN:
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7) 8) 9) 10) 11)
Edwin K. Wamukoya
M. Peter Wanderi
Francis M. Mwangi, Peter
M. Wanderi, Edwin K.
Wamukoya, Vincent O.
Onywera and Elijah R.
Gitonga (2011)
Muniu R.K., Wanderi M.
P., & Andanje M. (2010). Thangu, K. E., Wanderi
P. & Andanje M. (2010).
Mwangi P. Wanderi,
Andanje Mwisukha &
Peter W. Bukhala
2011 2011 2010 2010 2009
Primary School
Children in Nairobi
Province, Kenya.
Traditional Games of the People of the Coastal Region of Kenya (Research Project Report Publication) Effects of different arm
kinematics on
performance in long
distance running Gender Based Analysis
of Perceived Stress
Levels among
Secondary School
Students in Kenya. Management of
Stereotype Behaviour in
Autism: Efficiency of
Structural Physical
Exercises on Gender.
Enhancement of the
Full Potential of the
Impaired Persons
Through Sports in the
Education,
Recreation, Sport
and Dance.
(AJPHERD) OSSREA Research Project Report Publication
International
Journal of
Current
Research. Vol.
3, Issue 6, pp.
185 – 190, June
International
Journal of
Research in
Counseling and
Sports Sciences
(IJORECS) Vol.
1 No 1, 2010
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Journal of
Research in
Counseling and
Sports Sciences
(IJORECS) Vol.
1 No 1, 2010
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Wanderi, M. P. and
Ndee, H.
Gathua, J. K. and M. P.
Wanderi
Mwangi P. Wanderi
2009 2009 2009 2009
21st Century: The
Kenyan Case Traditional and indigenous games and sports of East and Central Africa.
Traditional Games of Selected Bantu Communities of Tanzania
Traditional games of Mount Kenya region: An analysis of the Research Methodology and Scientific Principles Involved.
A Contextual
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(pty) Ltd (pp.8-28).
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W.W.S.
Andanje M. & M. Peter
Wanderi
M. Peter Wanderi
Wanderi, M.P.
& Gateru F. M.
2009 2009 2008 2007
Overview of the
Traditional games of
the Mount Kenya
Region.
Aerobic Capacity of
Kenyan Rugby Union
Players
Review of
Management Issues
and Challenges in
Kenya’s Sports as a
Basis for Future
Development
Identity, Sports and
Leisure in
Contemporary
Kenyan Society.
Sports and Games in
Kenya and their Role
in Society.
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(pty) Ltd (pp. 45 -61. In the African
Journal of
Applied Human
Sciences
(AJAHS) (pp )
In the Journal of
Educational
Research and
Development
(Faculty of
Education,
Ahmadu Bello
University,
Zaria)
In the book,
“Culture,
Performance and
Identity: Paths of
Communication
in Kenya” (Arts,
Culture and
Society, Vol. 2)
In the book, “Cultural
Production and
Social Change in
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Wanderi, M. P.
Gateru F.M. and M.P.
Wanderi
Kamau J.W., Njororai
W.W.S., and M. Peter
Wanderi
Njororai W.W.S. and M.P.
2007 2006 2004 2003 2003
The Art of Play: The
Search of Beauty and
Identity Through
Physical Activity.
The Traditional
Games of Africa:
Directions and
Challenges in Their
Promotion and
Formalization.
The Significance of
Traditional Games
and Dances in
Traditional African
Culture and its
Curriculum
Implications.
Aerobic Capacity and
Need for its
Assessment Among
Athletes: The Case of
Kenyatta University
Soccer Players.
Sustenance of Sports
Kenya: building
Bridges, (Art,
Culture and
Society, Vol. 1)
A Chapter in the
Journal,
JAHAZI:
Culture, Arts,
Performance. Vol. 1, Issue 2,
2007. International
Journal of
Physical
Education. A
Review
Publication. Vol.
XLIII, Issue1, 1st
Quarter 2006,
(Hofmann).
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of Physical and
Health
Education,
Recreation, Sport
and Dance.
(AJPHERD)
East African
Journal of
Physical
Education,
Sports Science,
Leisure and
Recreation
Management:
Vol. 1, Issue 1,
2003.
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Wanderi
Mwangi P. Wanderi
Mwangi P. Wanderi
1999 1998
Activities in Primary
Schools.
Traditional Games of
East and Central
Africa.
Traditional Games of
Mount Kenya Region.
proceedings of
the Kenyan
National
Teachers
workshop.
In the book,
“P.E and Sports
in Africa” (pp.
77 – 83)
In African
Journal for the
Association of
Health, P.E,
Recreation, Sport
and Dance.
(AJPHERD)
VOL. 4, Number
2, October 1998
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VI: CONSULTANCIES
S/no. Consultant(s) Consulting person/Body/ organization
Year Title of Consultancy services
Payment (US$)
1) 2) 3)
Mwangi Peter Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi
University of Nairobi KNATCOM-UNESCO International
2011 2011 2009
Review of the B.Ed PE Curriculm
Promotion of
Traditional Games
of Kenya
US$200 US$26,000
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Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi (Lead Contact i/c); Co- participants; Bukhala P., Kiplamai F., Kamau J., Andanje M., Muigai D., Onywera V Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi
Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi
Association of athletic Federations University of Nairobi KEMRI – U o Manitoba – KU – TEPAD collaboration Ministry of Education/ Gikang’a Kageche Secondary School, Kiambu Kiambu East Secondary Schools Principals’ Association Ministry of Education, Kenya, Dept. of Quality Control International Military
2009, 2010. 2011, 2012 (on going) 2009 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 March, 2009 November 2008 November 2008
Support Team
Process and
Leadership in
Sports
External Examiner
“Sports – Without
– Borders” Project:
Sports for
Development
Chairman, Board
of Governors
Invited as a Guest
Speaker during
their annual
meeting held in a
Nanyuki hotel
Teaching of
Traditional Games
in TTCs
The Functional Human Anatomy:
Approx. US$67 On going Approx. US$51,554 (Canadian Dollars 56,600) Free Service Approx. US$130 Approx. US$67 Approx. US$67
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Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi M. P. Wanderi
Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi
Council-CISM UNESCO University of
Venda, S. A.,
Centre for
Biokinetics and
Recreation
services KIGALI INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION Kyambogo University, Kampala, UG University of
Dar es Salaam,
Tanzania
University of
Dar es Salaam,
Tanzania
University of
Dar es Salaam,
Tanzania
2007 -2008 November 2008 September 2008 2007 - 2008 2007 2006 2005
The case of boxing Physical Education and
Sports (PES)in
Kenya with
Special Reference
to Teacher
Education:
Current Status,
Challenges and
Recommendations
for Improvements
Moderation of
Recreation &
Leisure Program Evaluation /
External
Moderation of
Physical Education
Modules
External Examiner External Examiner External Examiner External Examiner
US$1000 Nil US$200 Approx. US$1,200 Approx. US$1,400 Approx. US$1,400 Approx. US$1,400
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Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi
Kenyatta
University
IAAF Academy
OSSREA/
Makerere
University,
Department of
Sports Science
Kyambogo University, Kampala
Kenya Institute of Education (KIE) Ministry of Education Kahawa Garrison
Secondary
School, NRB.
Utalii Hotel
International
African Journal
for the
Association of
Health, P.E,
Recreation,
Sport and Dance
(AJPHERD) International
2007 2006 2003 - 2006 2007 – 2008 (3 times) 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012(on going) 2005 2007 -2012 (on going) 2007 –
Elite Coaches
Course Facilitator
Visiting Senior
Lecturer
Teaching and
Supervisions of
M.Sc students
National Teacher-
Education PE
Curriculum
Development
Workshops
Member, Board of
Governors (Chair,
Academic Sub-
Committee
Kenyan Hotels
Managers‟
workshop
Reviewer Reviewer
Approx. US$72 US$4,000 Approx. US$4,000 Approx. US$2,400 Free Service Approx. US$72 Nil
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Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi Mwangi P. Wanderi
Council for
Health, Physical
Education,
Recreation,
Sport and Dance
(ICHPER-SD)
Journal. African Journal
for the Applied
Human
Sciences
(AJAHS) University of Nairobi, PE DEPT. Catholic University of Eastern Africa
2008 (on going) 2008 (on going) 2005 1995
Reviewer Establishment of the new PE Dept. Teaching Practice External Examiner
Nil Nil Approx. US$280 Approx. US$425
VII. LINKAGES / PARTNERSHIPS
S/no. Department/organization/ School/centre/Directorate
Linkage Commencement
Status/ Remarks
1) 2) 3) 4) 5)
Kenyatta University – Chandaria
Foundation Partnership
Kenyatta University – Orange (Telkom)
Partnership
Kenyatta University – KWS Partnership
Kenyatta University – Maheinem
Education Institute Partnership
Kenyatta University – University of
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
Very active; Chandaria
Foundation represented in the
Chandaria Business Innovation
& Incubation Centre at KU
Very Active, Orange provides
unlimited internet connectivity
at KU' s Chandaria BIIC
MoU signed and active
MoU signed and active
Active; An instrumental
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6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11) 12) 13)
Western Ontario Business Incubation
Partnership
Kenyatta University – Youth Enterprise
Development Fund (YEDF) Partnership
Kenyatta University – National Council
for Science and Technology (NCST)
Partnership
Kenyatta University – Kenya National
Commission for UNESCO (KNATCOM -
UNESCO) Partnership
Kenyatta University – Leuphana
University of Lueneberg, Germany,
Partnership
Kenyatta University – Global Peace
Festival Foundation (GPFF) Partnership
Kenyatta University and East African
Presbyterian Church University;
Kenyatta University and the University of
Karlsruhe, Germany. Contact person: Prof.
Dr. Klaus Boes ([email protected])
Kenyatta University and the Tshwane
University of Technology, Pretoria, South
2011
2011
2011 - 2012
2012
2012
2010
Linkage
Linkage
partner in sharing and
exchange of ideas and
experiences on business
incubation
YEDF supported KU‟s
business and innovative
incubations by funding the
professional mentors to a tune
of Ksh5m in 2011
NCST sends their funded
innovators for mentoring and
incubation and Chandaria BIIC
KNATCOM – UNESCO has
facilitated special partnership
projects with KU since 2011
Led to the introduction of
Students Training on
Entrepreneurial Promotion
(STEP) initiative at KU
Partnership proposals being
developed on a wide ranging
activities geared towards
promotion of peace and
development initiatives in the
Eastern African Region
Led a number of collaborations
MOU has been approved by
both Universities.
MOU has been signed by both
Universities. Very active and
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Africa. Contact person; Prof. Abel L.
Toriola, e-mail: [email protected]
KEMRI – University of Manitoba –
Kenyatta University Contact persons; Prof.
Maritim Songok, [email protected];
Prof. Jennifer Mactavish,
Kenyatta University – University of
Macau, China. Contact person, Prof.
Walter King Y. Ho, [email protected]
Kenyatta University – Makerere
University.
Kenyatta University and University of
West Virginia, USA contact person, Dr
Floyd Jones (Associate Professor)…
Linkage on
“Sports
without
borders”
Linkage
Linkage
Linkage
led to the hosting of 17th
Biennial ISCPES conference at
KU in 2010
MOU has been signed by both
Universities.
MOU has been drafted and joint research and development initiatives are on going. MOU has been signed by both
Universities.
MOU is being discussed by
both Universities.
VIII. PARTICIPATION IN ORGANISING OF CONFERENCES AND THE
CONFERENCES ORGANIZED ( As a Local Organizing Committee Member/ Official)
(i) African Conference on Volunteer Action for Peace and Development held at UN Grounds,
Gigiri Nairobi, 2 – 4th
July 2012 (Member of the Steering Committee).
(ii) 1st Conference for the African Sport Management Association, Kampala, Uganda, 2nd – 4
th
Dec. 2011
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(iii) 7TH
Edition of the East African Universities Games: 16 – 18th
Nov. 2010 (Symposium) and 17th
– 21st Dec. 2010 (Games) at Kenyatta University, Kenya
(iv) The 17th
Edition of the International Society of Comparative Physical Education and Sports
(ISCPES) International Conference held in Kenya in June 2010. (Served as LOC Chairman
following a successful bid).
(v) The 6th
Biennial Congress of the African Association for Health, Physical Education,
Recreation, Sports and Dance. Held on 9th
– 11th
November 2005, at Kenyatta University,
Nairobi-Kenya (Served as the Vice-Chairman, Conference LOC).
(vi) 5th
National Conference of Kenya Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation,
Sports and Dance and 2nd
East Africa Universities Pre-Games Scientific Conference, 18-19th
November 2004, held at Kenyatta University, Nairobi-Kenya (Served as Chairman,
Conference LOC).
(vii) International Athletics Seminar held at Kenyatta University, on 11th
February 2004.
(viii) National Workshop for Primary Teachers and Teacher Education Lecturers in Physical
Education, at Kenyatta University (18th
-21st May 2003).
(ix) 4th
National Conference of Kenya Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport
and Dance (KAHPER-SD) at Kenyatta University, 21-22nd
November, 2002
(x) 3rd
Scientific Congress of Africa for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport and Dance
(AFAHPER-SD) at Kenyatta University, 11th
- 15th
September, 1997
(xi) 1st National Conference of Kenya Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport
and Dance (KAHPER-SD) at Kenyatta University, 2nd – 3rd
May, 1996.
IX. ACADEMIC SUPERVISIONS
A: Ph.D Supervisions (Both in Kenya and Outside Kenya)
(i) Gitonga R. Elijah (Graduated 2005) – Title, “The Role of Significant Others in Influencing
Students’ Participation in Sports”.
(ii) Kamau Jane W. (Graduated Dec. 2008). Title: “Assessment of Obesity Prevalence Among
Children in Nairobi Province”.
(iii) Muthomi N. Helen, (Graduated Dec. 2008) Title: “The Corporate Sector’s Use of
Recreational in Team Building in Kenya and its Impact to Recreation Development”.
(iv) Muniu R.K. (Graduated, June 2009) – Title, “Effects of Sports Participation on Examination
Related Stress among Selected Kenyan Secondary School Students.”
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(v) Muigai D. N. (Graduated, December 2009). Title, “Sport Market Orientation and Fitness
Enterprises Performance in Kenya”.
(vi) Waithaka Esther, (Graduated, December 2009). Title, “The informal Children Games and
Their Significance. A Study of Kiambu District, Kenya.”
(vii) Nakayiza Nsimbambi Connie (Graduated, December 2010: from Kyambogo University,
Kampala, Uganda, registered at Kenyatta University). Title: “Assessment of Health-Related
Fitness of Pupils in Primary Schools in Mpigi and Wakiso Districts, Uganda.”
(viii) Soita Wanzala Paschal (Graduated, December 2010: From Kyambogo University but
registered at Kenyatta University). Title: “Appraisal of Services in Commercial Fitness
Centers in Uganda”
(ix) Ananura Eunice Kateshumbwa (GRADUATED 2011: from Kyambogo University, Uganda
but registered at Kenyatta university). Title: “Trends towards Gender Equity in Sports in
Uganda”.
(x) Stephen Mabagala (from University of Dar-es- Salaam, Tanzania, registered at Kenyatta
University). Submitted Thesis for examining; Title: “The extent of Physical Education
Teachers’ Compliance with the Professional Code of Ethics and Conduct in Tanzania”.
(xi) Murioga Wilfred M (ONGOING). Title: “Efficiency of Macadamia Nuts Marketing Systems
in the Central Kenyan Highlands”.
(xii) Gitau Florence (proposal stage) Title: “Contributions of Selected Community Based Sports
Organisations Towards Achievement of Millennium Development Goals in Kenya”
(xiii) Yusuph Singo Omari (proposal stage), from university of Dar-es-Salaam. Tanzania. Title:
“Assessment of the Implementation of National Sports Development Policy Towards
Promotion of Youth Sports in Tanzania”.
PLUS A FEW OTHERS WHO ARE JUST COMMENCING
B: Completed M.Ed Supervisions (Both in Kenya and Outside Kenya)
(i) Bailasha Nicholas (Graduated in 1999) – Title; “Effectiveness of Serves Used in Volleyball”.
(Kenyatta University).
(ii) Hellen Nkatha (Graduated in 2002)- Title; “ Effects of P.E Program on Deaf Pupils Health-
Related Fitness: A Case of Kaaga School for the Deaf”. (Kenyatta University).
(iii) Kamau Jane Wanjiku (Graduated in 2003). Title: Aerobic Capacity Among Soccer Players of the
Kenya Premier League.
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(iv) Muigai D.N (Graduated 2003) – Title, “Corporate Sector’s Marketing Through Sports
Sponsorships”. (Kenyatta University).
(v) Janet M‟Mbaha (Graduated 2004)-Title; “Assessment of Social-Economic Mobility Through
Sports: Case of Mathare Youth Sports Association” (Kenyatta University).
(vi) Muasya Vincent (Graduated December, 2007). “The Efficacy of the Low Impact Dance on
Health-related Fitness. The Case of Kenyatta University Students”.
(vii)Gathwe M. Mwihaki (Graduated December, 2007). “The Psycho-social Factors Affecting
Students’ Participation in Swimming in Secondary Schools in Nairobi Province, Kenya”.
(viii) Kamenju W. Janet (Graduated December, 2007). “Assessment of Aerobic Levels of selected
Kenyan Rugby Players in the 2005 Kenya Cup”.
(ix) Kamande Isaac (Graduated December, 2007). “Positional Assessment of Selected Performance –
Related Components of Physical Fitness Amongst Kenyan University Basket Ball Players.
(x) Katiwa Edna (Graduated June, 2008). “Effects of an Eight Week Physical Education Program
on Autistic Children at the Kenya Autism Center”.
(xi) Mundia M. Francis (Graduated Dec. 2008). “An Analysis of the Effect of Different Arm
Actions in Athlete’s Middle and Long Distance Performance”.
(xii) Kithuka H. (Graduated Dec. 2010). “The Traditional Games of the Akamba of Eastern
Kenya”
(xiii) Soita W. Paschal. (Graduated 2005). Title: “Analysis of Fitness Trends Among Urban
Dwellers in Kampala. The Case of selected Fitness Clubs and Studios”. Kyambogo
University, Uganda.
(xiv) Kasoma Sandra (Graduated 2005). Title: “Comparative Study of the Teacher Education in
Kenya and Uganda”. Kyambogo University, Uganda.
(xv) Nakiyaga Hajarah (Graduated 2006), Title: “The Impact of Academic Programmes on
Leisure and Sport Participation Amongst Undergraduate Students: A case of Kyambogo
and Makerere Universities, Kyambogo University, Uganda.
(xvi) Kavuma Lawrence (Graduated 2007). “Factors Affecting Leisure and Recreation Pattern
Among Uganda Police Force Officers in Kampala City, Uganda”.
(xvii) Michael Porche, from University of Karlsruhe, on an exchange programme between Kenyatta
University and University of Karlsruhe, Germany. M. Sc degree Research title, “A
Comparative Analysis of Motor Fitness between Kenyan and German Children and
Teenagers”(Completed; Graduated 2007).
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(xviii) Ndegwa Njeri Isabell (GRADUATED 2010) “Factors Influencing Behavior Change for
HIV/AIDS Prevention Among Students in Githunguri Division, in Kiambu District,
Kenya.”
(xix) Kung‟u Kuria (GRADUATED 2011) “Assessment of Labour Turn Over in Star-rated
Hotels in Nairobi, Kenya.” (From Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management,
Kenyatta University).
C: On Going M.ED SUPERVISIONS
(xx) Kizito (To Resubmit) “An Analysis of Extrinsic Incentives Value Rating Amongst Selected
Male Team, Individual and Combat Sports Athletes’ in Kenya”.
(xxi) Litaba Samuel (Collecting Data) “Coach Leadership Behavior Amongst Kenya Rugby
Teams.”
(xxii) Janet Muhalia (submitted 1st draft: title “Factors Influencing the Development of Sports
Towns in Kenya”.
(xxiii) D. Ngatia (PILOTING)
(xxiv) Penina Wanjiku Mwenda (Proposal submitted for Examination). Title: “Traditional Games of
the Gusii Community of Kenya”
(xxv) Githogora (Proposal Stage)
(xxvi) Phyllis (Proposal Stage)
D: Postgraduate Research Projects Supervisions (All Graduated)
(i) Mwanjama, O.J. (2002).(Graduated) “HIV/AIDS Awareness and Attitudes towards
HIV/AIDS Control Amongst Care (K) – Rap Staff in Dadaab Refugee Camps.” Research
Project for Postgraduate Diploma in HIV/AIDS Control, Kenyatta University, Nairobi, Kenya.
(ii) Njuguna, D.K. (Graduated 2002). “Effects of Audio–Visual Aids in HIV/AIDS Control
among Adolescents. A case Study of Selected Secondary Schools in Lari Division, Kiambu
District.” Research Project for Postgraduate Diploma in HIV/AIDS Control, Kenyatta
University, Nairobi, Kenya.
(iii) Obaga M.A. (Graduated 2002). “Effects of Audio – Visuals in Creating HIV/AIDS
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Awareness Amongst Teacher – Trainees Case Study of Narok Teachers Training College.”
Research Project for Postgraduate Diploma in HIV/AIDS Control, Kenyatta University,
Nairobi, Kenya.
(iv) Kinyua J.W. (2004). An Assessment of the Attitudes Towards HIV/AIDS, Awareness Level
and Related Practices Amongst Church Leaders in Kikuyu Division, Kiambu District.”
Research Project for Postgraduate Diploma in HIV/AIDS Control, Kenyatta University Nairobi,
Kenya. (Graduated).
(v) Omweri K. N. (2004). (Completed and Graduated in 2004). “An Assessment of Trainee
Teachers’ Attitudes and Knowledge of VCTs in Training Colleges of the Coastal
Province of Kenya’. Research Project for Postgraduate Diploma in HIV/AIDS Control,
Kenyatta University, Nairobi, Kenya.(Graduated).
(vi) Kimeu, B. M. (Graduated 2005). “Knowledge and Attitudes Towards the use of Condoms: A
Case Study of Two African Inland Church Congregations in Mbooni Location, Machakos,
Kenya”. Research Project for Postgraduate Diploma in HIV/AIDS
CONTROL, Kenyatta University, Nairobi, Kenya. (Graduated)
(vii) Ndegwa I. Njeri (Graduated 2006). “Self Esteem and Utilization of VCT in Secondary
Schools in Githunguri Division, Kiambu District, Kenya”. Research Project for Postgraduate
Diploma in HIV/AIDS Control, Kenyatta University, Nairobi, Kenya.
(viii) Kahura J. Kanua, (Graduated 2006). “The Role of Peer Groups Against HIV/ Aids in
Secondary Schools in Wundanyi Division, Taita- Taveta District, Kenya”. Research Project
for Postgraduate Diploma in HIV/AID Control, Kenyatta University, Nairobi, Kenya.
(ix) Kinuthia Rose (Graduating 2007). “The Public Schools Principals’ Knowledge and Attitudes
Towards HIV VCT Services in Ndaragwa Division, Nyandarua District, Kenya”. Research
Project for Postgraduate Diploma in HIV/AIDS Control, Kenyatta University, Nairobi, Kenya.
(x) Maina W. Mary (Graduating 2007). “Acceptability of VCT by Church Leaders in the Full
Gospel Church of Kenya, in Kikuyu Division, Kiambu District, Kenya. Research Project for
Postgraduate Diploma in HIV/AIDS Control, Kenyatta University, Nairobi, Kenya.
(xi) Kariuki J. Ngunjiri (Graduated 2006). “Teachers’ Knowledge and Attitudes Towards the
Use of Condoms in Control of HIV/ AIDS in Kakuzi Division, Thika District, Kenya.”
Research Project for Postgraduate Diploma in HIV/AIDS Control, Kenyatta University,
Nairobi, Kenya.
(xii) Maringa T. James (Graduated 2006). “Challenges Faced by Promoters of Prevention-of-
Mother-to-Child-Transmission of HIV: A Case of Voi and Tausi Divisions of Taita-
Taveta District, Kenya”. Research Project for Postgraduate Diploma in HIV/AIDS Control,
Kenyatta University, Nairobi, Kenya.
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(xiii) Ruithia M. Njoki (Graduated 2007) “The Care and Experience of AIDS Orphans in
Secondary Schools in Mangu Location, Thika District, Kenya.” Research Project for
Postgraduate Diploma in HIV/AIDS Control, Kenyatta University, Nairobi, Kenya.
(xiv) Burugu Lucy W. Wanjiku (Graduated 2007). “Knowledge and Altitudes towards VCT
Services Among College Students in Eldoret Municipality. A Case Study of Eldoret
Polytechnic.”
(xv) Awour Rebecca (Graduated 2007). “Impact of HIV/AIDS Stigmatization and
Discrimination with the Kenya Military. A Case of study at the Armed Forces Memorial
Hospital.”
(xvi) Nganyi David (Graduated 2007) “Teachers’ Attitudes and Practices in the Teaching of
HIV/AIDS Curriculum in Secondary Schools in Tiriki West Division of Vihiga District,
Kenya.”
(xvii) Joslyn Nkonge (Graduated 2007). “Acceptance of VCT Services among Secondary School
Teachers in Central Division of Kajiado District.”
X. NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL TRAINING/ WORKSHOPS / CONFERENCES
ATTENDED
1. 1st African Forum on Science, Technology and Innovation (for Promotion of Youth Employment,
Human Capital development and Inclusive Growth) Held at Hotel Inter- Continental, Nairobi, 1st –
3rd
April 2012.
2. International Association of Universities 2011 Conference on Strategies for Securing Equityin
Access and Success in Higher Education at safari Park Hotel, Nairobi, on 16th
– 18th
November
2011
3. National Council for Science and Technology‟s 4th
National Conference for Dissemination of
Research Results and Exhibition of Innovation held at Kenyatta International Conference, 3rd
to 6th
May 2011.
4. East African Community Extra Ordinary Business Conference held at Milimani Conference Centre,
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, in April 2011
5. KAAD Society of East Africa (KASEA) / KAAD 50th
Anniversary Conference held at Bishop Stam
Centre, Kakamega, 11th
– 14th
August 2011.
6. Kenyatta University – KEMRI – University of Manitoba “Sports – Without – Borders”
Workshop held at the Utalii Hotel, Nairobi on 20th
– 24th
April, 2009.
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7. February 2009 attended a short training course on “Management of University Departments,
Schools, and Directorates”, organized by the Centre for Capacity Development in Higher
Education, Kenyatta University.
8. Kenyatta University and Partnerships for Higher Education in Africa (PHEA) workshop of
Educational Technology Initiative, held Kenyatta University, on 19th
– 21st May 2009.
9. Kenyatta University Senate Members Workshop held at Travelers‟ Beach Hotel, Mombasa on 9th
July 2008.
10. June, 28th
2008: Attended a regional workshop organized by the German based organization,
Katholischer Akademischer Auslaender-Dienst (KAAD) in Nairobi, Kenya for the KAAD
sponsored scholars.
11. Kenya Institute of Education (KIE) Writing Workshop in April 2008 held at Moi International
Stadium Hotel and Wrote a Tutors‟ Physical Education Handbook for Primary Teacher Education
(30th
March – 11th
April 2008).
12. Kenya Institute of Education (KIE) Workshop in September 2007 held at Mombasa Beach Hotel to
complete the Review of Diploma Teacher Education (final phase).
13. Kenya Institute of Education (KIE) Workshop in May 2007 held at Mbagathi Kenya
Telecommunications Training College on Review of Diploma Teacher Education (1st phase)
14. Kenyatta University Senators‟ Rapid Results Initiative workshop 11-12th
Oct 2007 at Kenya School
of Monitoring Studies, Nairobi. Was inducted as a Rapid Results Initiatives Team Member.
15. Kenyatta University Senate Members Workshop held at Travelers‟ Beach Hotel, Mombasa on July
2003.
16. Kenyatta University Senate Members Workshop held at Leisure Beach Hotel, 2002.
17. International Athletics Seminar at Kenyatta University, February 11th
, 2004.
18. National Physical Education Teachers Workshop at Kenyatta University May 2003.
19. The 1996 Top Level Sports Symposium (organized at Grand Regency Hotel
by Kenya National Olympic Committee) 5th
- 6th
/12/1996.
12. Conference for Review of Kenya‟s Performance at Kenyatta University
1996 Atlanta Olympic Games and Future Implications 5th
-6th
/8/1996.
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XI. TEACHING AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE
(i) Director, University – Industry Partnerships, Kenyatta University, Sept 2010 to date (Also in
charge of Chandaria Business Innovation and Incubation Centre.
(ii) 2011: Promoted TO THE POSITION OF ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, Kenyatta
University.
(iii) Chairman, (Since Dec. 2006 to Sept 2010), Department of Exercise, Recreation and Sports
Science, School of Health Sciences, Kenyatta University.
(iv) 2010: Initiated the formation of the African Sport Management Association, and currently
serves as a founding Organizing Secretary.
(v) 4th
– 16th
August, 2009 AND 22nd
Dec 2009 – 31st Jan 2010: Acted Dean, School of Applied
Human Sciences, Kenyatta University.
(vi) 2007: Initiated the formation of the Kenya Federation of Traditional Games and Sports,
and currently serves as a founding Chairman.
(vii) 2005 to 2006 served as the Departmental Postgraduate Studies Coordinator, in charge of
Post Graduate Programmes review, enrollments and supervisions. Coordinated the
development of two new MSc programmes in 1) Leisure and Recreation Management and 2)
Sports Science and review of one MSc programme in Physical and Health Education all of
which were approved by the Kenyatta University Senate in June 2007 and have been
implemented.
(viii) 2004 to 2005 served as a Departmental Undergraduate studies coordinator and successfully
undertook the review of all the THREE departmental undergraduate programmes which have
been implemented so far.
(ix) 2003: Promoted TO THE POSITION OF A Senior Lecturer, Kenyatta University.
(x) 2002- 2004, served as a Member of the Senate as a Chairman, Department of Leisure and
Recreational Management, Kenyatta University.
(xi) Served as Acting Department Chairman officially thrice ( in years 2000, 2001 and May 2002)
(xii) 1999-2002: Served as the Chairman of the Departmental Postgraduate Studies and Seminar
Committee and Served as a member of Faculty Postgraduate Studies Committee, Faculty of
Education.
(xiii) 1996-2001: Served as the Teaching Practice Area Supervisor for Nyahururu, Nakuru and
Murang‟a areas.
(xiv) 1992-1994: Served as a departmental examinations officer.
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(xv) 1992- Promoted to a Lecturer, Dept of P.E Kenyatta University.
(xvi) 1989- Appointed to teach (Tutorial Fellow), Kenyatta University.
(xvii) May 1987-Sept. 1987: Graduate teacher at Dry‟s Girls Secondary School, P.O BOX 152,
AINABKOI.
(xxvi) September 1987: Participated as an official (Lawn Tennis Linesman) during the All African
Games.
(xxvii) March 1983- March 1984: Untrained teacher at Mukuyu Secondary School P.O BOX 388,
KIAMBU
XII. OTHER RELATED/ RELEVANT EXPERIENCES
i) 2011 – 2012: Coordinated Kenyatta University Partnership with Nation Media Group‟s
NEXT BIG THING COMPETITION
ii) August to December 2009, at the University of Bergen as a team researcher on the Nile
Basin Research Project.
iii) 1/8/99-31/8/99- Visited UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA, U.S.A ON A K.U -
MINNESOTA LINK PROGRAMME. - Collected a lot of important literature and video tapes for teaching of Exercise Physiology and
Human Physiology.
Obtained a thorough exposure to the US P.E. curriculum at the University of Minnesota-useful
for curriculum review at Kenyatta University.
iv) 11/10/99-2/1/2000- on a PhD Literature Review VISITED UNIVERSITY OF
KARLSRUHE, GERMANY. Good exposure to German P.E Curriculum was acquired
--- And a lot of literature for teaching purposes was gathered.
iii)May 2003 to today: Has been teaching and supervising M.Sc (Sports Science) students at
KYAMBOGO UNIVERSITY, KAMPALA, UGANDA
IX. OTHER LEADERSHIP INVOLVEMENTS OUTSIDE THE UNIVERSITY
1988-1992:- Secretary to Parish Pastoral Council, Ruaraka Catholic Church ( Nairobi)
1992-1995- Secretary to Parish Pastoral Council, Kahawa West Catholic Church (Nairobi)
1994- Present: Chairman, Education Committee, Kahawa West Catholic Church Schools (In-
Charge of Parish Schools‟ Management Committee)
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1994- Present: Executive member, Soweto Informal School‟s ( for street children) Management
Committee
2001-2003: Chairman, Local Pastoral Council, Kahawa West Catholic Church, Nairobi.
2003 - 2006: Pastoral Parish Council Chairman, Kahawa West Catholic Parish, Nairobi.
XIII. MEMBERSHIP TO PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
A member of several professional organizations including;
i) African Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sports and
Dance (A.F.A.H.P.E.R.- S.D),
ii) Kenya Association for Physical and Health Education, Recreation, Sports and
Dance (K.A.H.P.E.R.- S.D),
iii) Organization for Social Science Research in Eastern and Southern Africa
(OSSREA),
iv) International Council for Health, Physical education, Recreation, Sports and
Dance (ICHPER.-SD).
v) International Society for Comparative Physical Education and Dance
(ISCPES).
vi) Society of KASEA (Katholischer Akademischer Auslaender-Dienst (KAAD)
Association of Scholars of E. Africa).
vii) American Association of Physical and Health Education, Recreation and Dance
(AAPHERD)
viii) African Sport Management Association (ASMA) (Organizing Secretary)
ix) World Association of Sports Management (Founding Member)
XIV. REFEREES
1) Dr. Fr. Wamugunda Wakimani Dean of Students Main Campus Gandhi wing Ground Floor Tel: 318262 Ext. 28101 Email: [email protected]
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2) Prof. Jacob S. Nteere,
University of Nairobi,
College of Education and Distance Learning,
Dept of Physical Education and Sports,
P.O Box 30197, G.P.O, Nairobi, Kenya
+254 710 704 982 (mobile)
+254 722 790 962 (mobile) (+254 - 20) 318262
Fax: (+254 - 20) 245566
3) Prof. Mike Boit,
Kenyatta University
P. O. Box 43844- 00100
Nairobi, Kenya
Email: [email protected]
4) Dr. Hamad S. Ndee,
e-mail: [email protected]
Department of Sports and Culture,
University of Dar es Salaam, P.O.Box 35048, Dar es Salaam
Tanzania.
5) Prof. Abel L. Toriola,
e-mail: [email protected]
Head, Department of Sports and Physical Rehabilitation Sciences,
Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria,
South Africa.
6) Prof. Dr. Klaus Boes, Universitaet Karlsruhe,
E-mail: [email protected]
Insitut fuer Sport und Sportwissenschaft,
Kaiserstrasse 12, 76128 Karlsruhe,
Tel 49-0721-608 Ext. 2611
Germany.
7) Dr. Jennifer Mactavish, Professor,
Faculty of Kinesiology & Recreation Management
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3T 2N2
Canada
8) Dr. Tore Saetersdal,
Director,
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Nile Basin Research Project,
Unifob Global,
University of Bergen,
Norway.
9) Dr. Andanje Mwisukha
Email: [email protected]
Acting Dean School of Applied Human Sciences
Kenyatta University.