So many lessons at the CIU 12th graduation. Just a few things I wrote down from the commencement speaker, Mr. Robert Kabushenga
1. The story of leadership, innovation and transformation has been captured in the life of a 70-year old man called Dr. Ian Clarke (the proprietor of CIU. And from Ian we learn a few other lessons:
2. Courage means that even in the presence of fear, you still act. So be courageous to try anything and everything
3. When you are in a position of advantage, do good and be generous to other people.
4. If you see people you admire, follow them
5. Trust the process
6. Keep learning
7. Be authentic-comfortable in your skin
8. Be pragmatic. Avoid procrastination
9. Hope can deliver if you keep it alive.
10. You owe it to yourself to learn everything you can learn. So keep on learning
Congratulations
I had a chance to speak to Cohort Four of the critical care nurse trainees who are being trained through Mbarara University (MUST) as part of the Covid-19 Critical Care capacity building project . Among them, were two Clarke International University Alumni Atukunda Peace (BscN ‘2018) and Aketch Volta (BScN’2019). We celebrate al our alumni who continue to lease at the frontline #makingadifference #covidchampions
The Executive Director of National Identification Registration Authority (NIRA), Rosemary Kisembo has expressed the need for all university graduates to acquire practical skills needed in the job market.
She made these remarks during the 2021 Refactory graduation and Awards ceremony held at Clarke International University in Bukasa-Muyenga. Refactory is a program tailored to make tech talents job-ready. She called on software developers to lessen the complexity in their software “so that clients can be able to make upgrades on top of improving upon data privacy for all users.
Dr. Rose Clarke Nanyonga, the University Vice Chancellor, noted that they decided to start up this institution after receiving several complaints from various employers that majority of the graduates, despite their good grades, can’t put what they learnt into practice.
Clarke International University leadership (Evelyn G. Ayot , Registrar and Dean Alege John Bosco) sign an MOU with University of Somalia - UNISO leaders to enable teaching, learning and research collaboration between the two entities. We are thrilled with this opportunity and invite students in Somalia to contact UNISO for opportunities to pursue postgraduate studies: Masters of Science in Public Health (MPH), Master of Science in Health Services Management (MHSM), Master of Business Administration (MBA). #Collaboration www.ciu.ac.ug and https://www.uniso.edu.so/