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Deans: School of Mathematics (1972-Todate) University of Nairobi

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Chairperson, Department of Physical Education & Sport (2006 - To Date) University of Nairobi Our core business is to develop a person in all the three domains of learning Cognitive, Affective and Psycho-motor skills Physical education is unique in that it offers all these domains is in one. Definition: Physical Education is an educational process whose aim is to improve human performance and enhance human development. Generally, the core business of education is to develop a person in the three domains of learning namely cognitive, affective and psycho-motor skills. The uniqueness of physical education is that it offers these three components of personality in one. On the basis of this uniqueness, the University of Nairobi established the department of Physical Education and Sports as an academic unit in the year 2005 and is located at the College of Education and External Studies (Kikuyu Campus) under the School of Education. Objectives: • To equip learners with skills of scholarship and research in the area of physical education and sports. • To equip learners with skill for recreation and leisure activities at different levels of human development. • To equip learners with skills to teach physical education and sports. • To provide a basis for further study and research in Physical Education, health, recreation dance and sports. • To equip learners with skills to organize and administer sports programmed at different levels. MAJOR MILESTONES: *_ Launch of the B.Ed Science (Physical Education Option) *_ Development of four new programs: 1. Bachelor of Science (Sports Science) 2. Bachelor of Science (Leisure and Recreation) 3. Master of Education (Physical Education option) 4. Bachelor of Science (Sports Management and Coaching) *_ The department will have the first Ph.D student graduating on 23rd August, 2013 *_ Increase in undergraduate students from 6 students in 2009 to 30 in 2013.

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Heads of Geology Department , University of Nairobi University Of Nairobi, (1970-Todate)

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Chairpersons, Meteorology Department (1980 - To Date) University of Nairobi Weather and Climate are widely recognized in developmental circles as crucial in the development of any Nation since weather and climate impact on all sectors of economy. Moreover, many of the natural disasters in the world are related to weather and climate. Knowledge of weather and climate is necessary if it has to be appropriately factored into National development strategic plan. It is because of the importance of the science of meteorology that the Department of Meteorology of the University of Nairobi was established in 1963 at the request of the East African Community (EAC), the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) to train professional Meteorologists for the English speaking countries of Africa. Ever since its inception, Department of Meteorology has continued to play a major role in training highly skilled meteorological personnel, most of whom are currently manning National Meteorological Services (NWS) of most countries in Africa. In response to the evolving needs, the Department has developed several other programs in applied fields. Major milestones: - The Department of Meteorology is among the departments in the University with the highest enrolment of foreign students at both undergraduate and graduate levels (20 students were admitted in the year 2012/2013 out of the total number of 68 students).

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