On October 10, 2024, Egerton University came together to recognize World Mental Health Day with a powerful Mental Health Sensitization Seminar at the Main Campus.
Organized by Growing Up Liking It (GULI) and under the esteemed patronage of Prof. Charles M'Erimba, the event welcomed an amazing turnout of 368 students and staff, all eager to learn, share, and grow.
We were privileged to have the support and presence of Dr. Japhet Muthamia, Dean of Students, along with representatives from various departments, including the Medical Department, Directorate of Linkages and Collaborations, Vice Chancellor’s Office, and Directorate of Marketing and Resource Mobilization. The seminar’s diverse lineup offered fresh perspectives on mental health, sex education, self-esteem, and holistic wellness. Notable speakers like Dr. Justus Nondi and Mwalimu Michael Gacohi engaged the audience, sparking meaningful conversations and inspiring actionable steps toward better mental health.
The event was made possible by many university leaders and partner organisations. Their dedication to mental health awareness is truly appreciated, and the GULI team is grateful to everyone who joined hands to make this seminar a success! From insightful talks to engaging discussions, each attendee left with valuable insights and a stronger commitment to prioritize mental wellness.
A Special Thank You to Our Partners & Sponsors
This impactful day wouldn’t have been possible without the support of university leaders, departments, and esteemed sponsors:
Prof. Isaac. O. Kibwage, PhD, HSC - Vice Chancellor, Egerton University
Dr. Japheth M. Mburugu - Dean of Students, Egerton University
Prof. George Owuor - Center Leader, CESSAM
Prof. Nancy W. Mungai - Coordinator, TAGDev 2.0
Prof. Alexander Kahi - Center Leader, Co-ELIB
Mr. Kennedy Maina - Branch Manager, Equity Njoro
Jacklyn Schess - Generation Mental Health
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