Two Syracuse University faculty members and eight students spent two weeks in Kenya for a study abroad experience – experiencing rural and urban education in Kenya and interacting with students, teachers, and university faculty members and administrators. You can read … Continue reading
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A Syracuse University alumni event was held for all Syracuse University alumni living in Kenya on Friday, July 13, 2018 at Bomas of Kenya. Alumni had a wonderful time connecting with each other and the Syracuse University School of Education … Continue reading
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While in Kenya, members of the Syracuse University School of Education Board of Visitors visited the Centre for Mathematics, Science, and Technology Education in Africa (CEMASTEA). Three members of the current CEMASTEA staff (Beatrice Mathenge, Dr. Mungai Njoroge, Dr. Grace … Continue reading
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Several members of the Syracuse University School of Education Board of Visitors spent 10 days in Kenya to help celebrate 10 years of ‘Cuse in Kenya activities. One day was spent at Kenyatta University to learn about the collaborative work … Continue reading
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On July 2, 2014, we had a stakeholders’ meeting to present the activities and accomplishments from our partnership project that has been USAID-funded. We held the meeting at the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development and were welcomed by the Acting … Continue reading
Here is a press release from the Syracuse University School of Education about our fundraiser for iPads and iPods for Kenyatta University.
We now have a logo for our ‘Cuse in Kenya work!
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In February 2009, we applied for a $50,000 planning grant from Higher Education for Development for the Africa – U.S. Higher Education Initiative. In October 2009, we found out that we had been awarded a planning grant. We had collaborative … Continue reading
We received word on Friday, April 8th that the paperwork finalizing the funding for the Kenyatta University-Syracuse University teacher education partnership through the Africa – U.S. Higher Education Initiative was signed in Washington, D.C. The papers should be signed this … Continue reading
This blog will detail the collaborative work in teacher education of faculty members at Kenyatta University near Nairobi, Kenya and Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York, USA. Stay tuned!
