10 th Annual International Conference. Theme: Human Resource, Education and Science for Sustainable Development

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1 10 th Annual International Conference Theme: Human Resource, Education and Science for Sustainable Development

2 Moi University, ISO Certified Institution ii

3 iii 10 th Annual International Conference 10 th Annual International Conference Theme: Human Resource, Education and Science for Sustainable Development MOI UNIVERSITY PRESS

4 Moi University, ISO Certified Institution iv Moi University Press, Moi University, Eldoret, Kenya Moi University 2014

5 v 10 th Annual International Conference Contents Officers of the University... vii Conference Co-ordinating Committee... vii Symposium I: School of Biological and Physical Sciences...2 Symposium II: School of Education...11 Symposium III: School of Human Resource Development...22 Symposium IV: Cross-Cutting...30 Closing Ceremony and High Tea...40 Conference Symposia & Logistics Committee...41 Excursion Brochure...42

6 Moi University, ISO Certified Institution vi MOI UNIVERSITY ISO 9001:2008 Certified Institution MU/DVC-(A, R&E)/OP/001/6.6 -ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE Authorization: This Procedure is for the award of research grants, conducting and enhancing research and dissemination of research findings in the university has been issued under the authority of: Title/Position: Prof. B.E.L. Wishitemi Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academics, Research & Extension) Signature: Date of Issue: Tuesday, September 23, 2014 College: Corporate Document Control: ISSUE NO: 01 REV NO: 007 Controlled issue of this procedure will be final in case of dispute Authorised by: Prof. R.K. Mibey Vice Chancellor

7 vii 10 th Annual International Conference Prof. M. Were - Chancellor Officers of the University Prof. J.I. Kinyamario - Chairman of Council Prof. R. K. Mibey - Vice Chancellor Prof. B. E. L. Wishitemi - Deputy Vice Chancellor, A, R&E Prof. P. Chepkuto - Deputy Vice Chancellor, A, P&D Prof. D. Tuigong - Deputy Vice Chancellor, Finance Prof N. Ogechi - Deputy Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs Ms. M. Mutwol - Finance Officer Mrs. W. Were - Senior Legal Officer Dr. T. arap Tanui - University Librarian Mr. D. Mureithi - Dean of Students Conference Co-ordinating Committee Prof. S.K. Mining - Director, Research Prof. P. Nyangweso - Cross- Cutting Symposium Prof. S. Rotich - School of Biological & Physical Sciences Prof. F. Ouma - Cross- Cutting Symposium Dr. A. Mulwo - School of Human Resource Development Dr. J. Korir - Cross- Cutting Symposium Dr. E. Maseh - Cross- Cutting Symposium Dr. R. Mbaraka - School of Human Resource Development Dr. S. Chebii - School of Human Resource Development Dr. P. Omboto - School of Human Resource Development Dr. F. Nyamwala - School of Biological & Physical Sciences Dr. J. Changach - School of Education Dr. C. Omulando - School of Education Dr. C. Simiyu - School of Education

8 Moi University, ISO Certified Institution viii Mrs. B. Bor - School of Education Mrs. P. Githinji - School of Biological & Physical Sciences Mr. B. Makumba - School of Biological & Physical Sciences Ms. J. Majanja - Moi University Press Ms. C. Sawe - Office of Registrar, Academics, Research & Extension Mr. F. B. Komen - Deputy Registrar, Extension & Outreach Mr. N. K. Tuiyot - Office of DVC, Academics, Research & Extension Mr. A. Nyakoni - Projects Accountant Ms. S. Sang - ICT Directorate Mrs. S. Kiprono - ICT Directorate Mr. W. Bett - Purchasing Officer Mr. A. Ngeny - Extension and Outreach Mr. A. Mbayaki - Technology Transfer Office Mr. I. Mwani - Students Affairs Ms. E. Kandie - Directorate of Research Mr. F. Mavuru - Directorate of Research Ms. B. Koskei - Directorate of Research Mr. I. Kiptoon - Directorate of Research Ms. S. Matum - Directorate of Research Ms. S. Atieno - Directorate of Research Ms. E. Busienei - Directorate of Research Mr. E. Maiyo - Directorate of Research

9 ix 10 th Annual International Conference Day 1 Tuesday, September 23, 2014 Conference Opening Ceremony Venue: Margaret Thatcher Library Chief Guest Opening Ceremony Ms. Sarah Serem, Chairperson, Salaries & Remuneration Commission Chairman Prof. Richard K. Mibey Vice Chancellor Master of Ceremonies Prof. B. E. L. Wishitemi Deputy Vice Chancellor (A, R&E)

10 Moi University, ISO Certified Institution x Tuesday, September 23, 2014 Time Activity Responsibility 9.00am -1.30pm 2.00pm -3.00pm Registration of Participants Arrival of Guests Arrival of Guests Arrival of Chief Guest Tree Planting by Chief Guest Office of DVC A, R&E 3.00pm -3.05pm Welcoming remarks Prof. B.E.L. Wishitemi 3.05pm -3.20pm Introductory remarks Prof. R. K. Mibey 3.20pm -3.35pm Chairman of Council address Prof. J. Kinyamario 3.35pm -4.00pm Chancellor of Moi University Address Prof. M. Were 4.00pm -5.00pm 5.00pm pm Guest of Honour s Address and Official Opening Book Launch Prof. M. Mwaka - Essentials of Instruction... Dr. D. Rotich - Development of Education... Amb. Dr. Kurgat - Education as a Foreign... Dr. M. Wahome - Contemporary Issiues... Ms. Sarah Serem, Chairperson, Salaries & Remuneration Commission 5.20pm -5.35pm Vote of Thanks Prof. S.K. Mining 5.35pm -5.45pm Announcements Prof. B.E.L. Wishitemi 5.45pm -6.00pm Refreshments & Entertainment Office of DVC, R&E Traditional Women Group University Choir School of Arts Theatre Group

11 1 10 th Annual International Conference Symposium I School of Biological & Physical Sciences Theme: Science and Technology for Sustainable Development School Symposium Organizing Committee 1. Prof. Ambrose Kiprop - Dean, School of Biological and Physical Sciences 2. Dr. Fredrick Nyamwala - Coordinator 3. Prof. S. Rotich - Member 4. Dr. Rose Ramkat - Member 5. Ms. Pauline Githinji - Member 6. Mr. Billy Makumba - Member Sub-Themes: Empowering the Peasant Farmer to Feed the Ever-Growing Population in the Developing World. Green Energy for Sustainable Development Socio-Economic Impact of Scientific Knowledge on Development Applied Science for Sustainable Industrial and Agricultural Development Environment, Biodiversity and Climate Change Appropriate Technology Utilisation for Enhanced Food security From Models to Technology Transfer and Product Keynote Speakers: Prof. Phillip Owuor Okinda; Director of Schoool of Graduate Studies and Professor of Organic Chemistry, Maseno University, Kenya. Topic: Chemistry Research to Improve Quality for Sustainable Development of the Kenya Tea Industry: Tea Processing Prof. John Ogonji Agure; Director, MAKNET and Professor of Pure Mathematics, Maseno University, Kenya. Topic: Mathematicizing Sciences for Development

12 Symposium I: School of Biological & Physical Sciences 2 Day 2 Wednesday, September 24, 2014 Plenary Session Room 1 A Plenary Lecture 1-#PL-001 Chemistry Research to Improve Quality for Sustainable Development of the Kenya Tea Industry: Tea Processing Prof. P. O. Okinda Chair: Prof. Ambrose Kiprop Rapporteur: Dr. F. Nyamwala Health Break/Tea/Coffee/Poster Session/Exhibition Session I: Room 1 A Chair: Prof. J. Mutiso Rapporteur: Dr. G. Kerich 1-#1-01 Analysis of A-Efficiency and A-Alphabetic Optimally Criteria in Specific Second Order Rotatable Designs A.K. Cheruiyot, J. M. Mutiso and M. K. Kosgei #1-02 Bayesian Statistical Modelling Using Winbugs Koech Milton, Otieno A #1-03 Modelling on Universal Optimality Designs Too Robert, Koske Joseph #1-04 A-optimal Second Order Rotatable Designs Joseph K. Koske, Silver J. Keny and John M. Mutiso #1-05 Asymptotic Expansion and Properties of Interquantile Volatility Estimator Ananda Kube, Leo odongo and Peter Mwita

13 3 10 th Annual International Conference #1-06 Optimum Rotatable designs for a Second order Response surface Kronecker model Koske J.K, Otieno E., Cheruiyot, K Health Break/Lunch/Poster Session/Exhibition Session II: Room 1 A Chair: Prof. H. M. Tsingalia Rapporteur: Dr. Rose Ramakat #2-07 A Review of Fisheries Management Systems in Kenya: Good ideas, Strategic management, Production estimates Maithya J., P. Wanjala and A. Rono #2-08 Positional and seed ageing effects on seed quality of cotton (Gossypium hirsutum) grown in Western Kenya. Eliud Kiprotich Rugut Kris Audenaert Lucas Ngode Linnet Gohole Godelieve Gheysen Geert Haesaert #2-09 Assessment of Tenorm Transfer factors for Spartina Alterniflora in Bangs Lake, Grand Bay Mississippi S.Kurgatt, E. Johnson, Florida A #2-10 Effects of canopies of remnant trees on the species composition in degraded areas of Kakamega Forest Agevi H, H.M.Tsingalia, K.A., Mwendwa, J. Obiri, M.W. Wabusya, R. Songok 5 and W. Musila #2-11 Effectiveness of Compound X in Management of Jiggers in Kakamega county Christina Otieno and Monica Amunga,

14 Symposium I: School of Biological & Physical Sciences Session III Room 1 A Chair: Prof. S. Rotich Rapportuer: Dr. F. Nyamwala 1-#3-12 Solar photocatalysis enhanced biogas production Aoyi Ochieng, Anil Kumar 1-#3-13 IR and FIR optical properties of metals Al, Co, Cu Au, Ag and Pb. D. K. Choge, S. K. Rotich and D. Waswa 1-#3-14 Modelling and Simulations of Solar-PV-Wind fuel Cell Hybrid System for Off-Grid Applications D. K. Choge, S. K. Rotich, D. Waswa, J. K. Tonui and J. K Maritim 1-#3-15 Mosfet Scaling to Sub-micron Range; Analysis of Characteristic Curves in Relation to Device Parameters G. K. Yegon, G. K. Arusei 1-#3-16 E- Optimal Design Non-Maximal Parameter Subsystem for Four Ingredient Second-Degree Kronecker Model Mixture Experiment Koech Eliud, Mike Cherutich, Koske Joseph, Kerich Gregory Health Break/Tea/Coffee/Poster Session/Exhibition Room 1 A Chair: Dr. F. Nyamwala Rapporteurs Reports Received and Presented to Secretariat Bus Departs to Eldoret Town

15 5 10 th Annual International Conference Day 3 Room 1 A Thursday, September 25, 2014 Plenary Session Plenary Lecture 1-#PL-002 Mathematicizing Sciences for Development Prof. J. O. Agure Chair: Prof. J. Koskei Rapporteur: Ms. P. Githinji Health Break/Tea/Coffee/Poster Session/Exhibition Session I: Room 1 A Chair: Dr. F. Nyamwala Rapporteur: Mr. S. Kemboi #1-17 Absolutely Continuous Spectrum of Fourth Order Difference Operators With Unbounded Coefficients on the Hilbert Space Mogoi E., Nyamwala F. O. and Agure J. O #1-18 On the Numerical Ranges Denis N. Kingangi, John O. Agure, Fredrick O. Nyamwala #1-19 The Usefulness of Lagrange Multiplier in Everyday s Life Pauline W Githinji #1-20 Suborbital Graphs Associated with the Actions of S n (n 7) on Unordered Triple Stephen K. Kibet, Ireri N.Kamuti, Nixon K.Ronoh, Nyamai B.Mumo, Kimaiyo Joel

16 Symposium I: School of Biological & Physical Sciences #1-21 A-Optimal designs for Third Degree Kronecker Model mixture Experiments Kerich Gregory, Koske Joseph, Betty korir, Josphat kinyanyui #1-22 Finite Operators John Ogonji Agure Health Break/Lunch/Poster Session/Exhibition Session II: Room 1 A Chair: Prof. A. Kiprop Rapporteur: Dr. Cheruyiot #2-23 Kerosene Mediated Tissue Toxicity in Albino Rat Animal Model Rachel W. Njoroge and Geoffrey K. Maiyoh #2-24 Dyeing cellulose-based-fabrics using pigments produced by fungi R. K. Mibey and B.A.N. Makumba #2-25 Phytoecdysteroids from the stem bark of Vitex doniana with antiinflammatory activities Charles O. Ochieng, Ismail O. Ishola, Sylvia A. Opiyo, Lawrence A.O. Manguro, Philip O. Owuor, Keng-Chong Wong #2-26 Incidence of TSWV on Tomato (Lycopersicon Esculentum) Varieties Infected by Natural Field Infection by Thrips Ramkat, R. C, Wangai, A. W, Ouma, J. P #2-27 Environment, Biodiversity and Climate Change Mongare D. Bonareri

17 7 10 th Annual International Conference Session III Room 1 A Chair: Prof. H. M. Tsingalia Rapportuer: Mr. Rotich #3-28 A Review of Wetland Management Systems: A Paradigm of Kenya s Dwindling Resources. Maithya J., A. Rono and P. Wanjala #3-29 Factors Influencing Green Maize Harvesting Towards Achieving A Knowledge Economics Through Research and Innovation; A Case Study of South Nandi District Pius Kipkorir Cheruiyot, John Kipchirchir Boit, john Changach, Priscah Tanui #3-30 Growth performance of Oreochromis variabilis larvae: A case Study of Effect of Live and Formulated Diets on Growth and Survival rates Maithya J; J. B. Okeyo-Owuor and R. Abila #3-31 Potential of Lubricating Oil (MGALO) and organic Bio-fertilizer production from Marine Green Algae. Bonface Jiveri and Sylvester Anami #3-32 Significance of Environmental Impact Assessment Reports for Institutional Projects: A Case Study of Moi University Academic Buildings Maithya J., A. Rono and P. Wanjala Health Break/Tea/Coffee/Poster Session/Exhibition Room 1 A Chair: Rapporteurs Reports Received and Presented to Secretariat Bus Departs to Eldoret Town

18 Symposium I: School of Biological & Physical Sciences 8 Room 1 A Day 4 Friday, September 26, 2014 Plenary Session Plenary Lecture 1-#PL-003 Prof. Fulbert Namwamba Chair: Rapporteur: Prof. J. M. Mutiso Dr. F. Nyamwala Health Break/Tea/Coffee/Poster Session/Exhibition Session I: Room 1 A Chair: Prof. S. Rotich Rapporteur: Mrs. S. Rambaei #1-33 Securing Advancing Democracy through Cryptography Daniel Ochieng Achola, Paul Oleche and Fredrick Nyamwala #1-34 Spectral Theory of Fourth Order Difference Operators on Hilbert Spaces Nyamwala Fredrick #1-35 How to Easily Understand, Improve and Pass Mathematics Pauline W Githinji #1-36 Algebraic Foundations of Third Order Rotatability in Two-Dimensions John Muhindi Mutiso #1-37 Review of Rotatability in Response Surface Designs with Some Illustrations and Examples. Kosgei, K.M., Koske, K.J., Mutiso, J.M. and Too, K.R.

19 9 10 th Annual International Conference #1-38 Parameter Estimates and corresponding Variances for Parameter System of Interest for Second Order Optimal Rotatable Designs Silver J. Keny, Joseph K. Koske and John M. Mutiso Health Break/Lunch/Poster Session/Exhibition Session II: Room 1 A Chair: Prof. H. M. Tsingalia Rapporteur: Ms. Pauline Githinji #2-39 Genetic Variability Analysis for Growth and Yield Parameters in Double Cross Maize (Zea Mays L.) Genotypes in Kitale County Kenya Melil K. Charles, Njoka M. Fredrick, Ombakho A. George, Omari M. Odongo 1-#2-40 Green Energy For Sustainable Rural Development: A Gender Perspec tive focusing On Women Participation, In Kisumu West Sub-County, Kenya Odera Petronilla Achieng #2-41 Participatory Video Content in Learning and Disseminating Push-Pull Technology Among Small Holder Farmers in Bungoma and Kisumu west Sammy Shirima Olumola #2-42 Social Cultural Factors that Constraint Gender mainstreaming in Agriculture Extension Okello Godfrey, Ng uono Millycent, Ouma Evans, Chebichiie Everlyne #2-43 A Review of the Status of Underground Water in Kenya: Abstraction, Pollution and Societal demand P. Wanjala, J. Maithya, A. Rono, D. K. Kirwa

20 Symposium I: School of Biological & Physical Sciences 10 Session III Room 1 A Chair: Dr. F. Nyamwala Rapportuer: Dr. Rose Ramakat #3-44 Effects of Land Use Practices on Soil Properties in River Nzoia Drainage Basin, Kenya Wabusya, M., M. M. Konje, H. Nyongesa, H. M. Tsingalia, R. Wekesa, C. Kigen, H. Agevi A. K Osogo and L. Obiet #3-45 The Role of Tree Nurseries on Global Climate Change Mitigation and Sustainable Development: A Case Study of Moi University Tree Nurseries and the Adjacent Rural Communities Kirwa D. K.; J. Maithya, D.K Kandie, A. Rono and P. Wanjala #3-46 Effects of canopies of remnant trees on the species composition in degraded areas of Kakamega Forest Agevi H, H.M.Tsingalia K.A., Mwendwa, J. Obiri, M.W. Wabusya, R. Songok and W. Musila #3-47 Important Communication Skills that Extension Workers can use for Effective Dialogue on Innovations in Order to Promote Adoption of Appropriate Technologies Among Farmers in Uasin Gishu County-Kenya Okello Godfrey, Ng uono Millycent, Ouma Evans, Mulongo Leonard #3-48 Effect of Entrepreneurial Supply Chain Management Competencies on Organisational Performance in Manufacturing Firms, Nairobi County, Kenya Ronald Bonuke, Korir Loice Health Break/Tea/Coffee/Poster Session/Exhibition Room 1 A Chair: Rapporteurs Reports Received and Presented to Secretariat Bus Departs to Eldoret Town

21 11 10 th Annual International Conference Symposium II School of Education Theme: Managing Change in Education for Sustainable Development School Symposium Organising Committee Prof. J. N. Kindiki - Dean, School of Education Dr. J. Chang ach - Chair Dr. C. Simiyu - Member Dr. C. Omulando - Member Mrs. B. Bor - Member Ms. J. Macharia - SoE Secretariat Sub- Themes Educational Policy: Change & Management Transformative Pedagogical Strategies for Sustainable Development Gender, Culture & Inclusivity in Education Re-conceptualizing Teacher Education for Sustainable Development Language in Education Financing Education: Challenges and Opportunities 7. Re-engineering Science & Technology Education for Sustainable Development Keynote speakers Prof. Patricia Rogan, Executive Associate Dean, Indiana University School of Education, UIPIU. Topic: Preparing Exemplary Educators for Tomorrow s Schools Prof. Fred Simiyu Barasa; Deputy Principal (Admin, Finance and Planning), Taita Taveta University College Topic: Policy and Regulatory Framework for Distance Higher Education in Africa: Conceptualizing enablers and inhibitors for Distance Education Development

22 Symposium II: School of Education 12 Day 2 Wednesday, September 24, 2014 TIME Keynote Speaker Panel Session Plenary Session Prof. Patricia Rogan Preparing Exemplary Educators for Tomorrow s Schools Chair: Prof. Kindiki Rapporteur: Dr. C. Omulando Health Break/ Tea/ Coffee Sub-Theme 1: Educational Policy: Change & Management Session I: Room: 2 A Chair: Dr. Z. Kosgei Rapporteur: Dr. C. Kiprop # 1-1 Issues in the Implementation of Instructional Materials Procurement Policy in Kenyan Public Primary Schools: The Case of Wareng District, Uasin-Gishu County, Kenya Catherine Kiprop, Jane Jelimo Michael and Emily Bomett, Moi University # 1-2 Review of the Teachers Service Commission Pilot Project on Teacher Appraisal and Development Sophia A Oriwo, Moi University Sub-Theme 2: Transformative Pedagogical Strategies For Sustainable Development Session II: Room: 2 B Chair: Mr. W. Kyalo Rapporteur: Dr. E. Bommet 2# 2-1 Learning Environment, Learning, and Teaching Approaches: Will our Children Learn? Brown Bully Onguko, 2# 2-2 Mentorship, a New Transformative Dimension in Training Student Teachers: The Case of Kenyatta University, Kenya Isabella M. Musyoka-Kamere and George Kiganjo, Kenyatta University

23 13 10 th Annual International Conference # 1-4 Public Policy and Practice in Juvenile Rehabilitation Schools in Kenya: Current Trends and Needed Reforms Beth Wambugu, Moi University # 1-5 Re-conceptualising Teacher Education for Sustainable Development, A Case for Teachers Workplace Learning: The Role of School Leadership in Teachers Work Place Learning Chirure Nabututu Hellen, Moi Unversity # 1-6 Role of Teachers in Decision-Making Process in Secondary Schools in Kisii County Peter Simba Mwoma, Kisii University Moses Makori Ayienda, Mt. Kenya University Ondieki James Ratemo, Moi University # 1-11 Strategic Planning in Public Secondary Schools in Kenya: Challenges and Prospects Catherine Kiprop, Moi University Betty Tikoko, Kabarak University Emily Bomett, Moi University 2# 2-3 The Integrated Approach In English : Truth Or Myth? Wasike E. K., Moi University 2# 2-4 Sustainability of Adaptive Electronic Instructional Media for the Visually Impaired in Integrated Programs; Kenya Obondo Gaudence, Jackson K. Too, Violet K. Nabwire, Moi University 2# 2-5 Managing Change in Education: Exploring Early Childhood Education Teacher Competencies for Sustainable Development Betty Tonui, Esther Bitok, Philomena Chepsiror and John Chang ach, Moi University 2# 2-9 The Position of Research in Uganda Christian University A Case of UCU Mbale Campus Nabende Danny Wamakote, MweluLukunyu Stephen, Gidudu Hannah Lunyolo, Uganda Christian University Discussion 30mins Health Break/ Lunch Session II: Room: 2 A Chair: Dr. C. Simiyu Rapporteur: Dr. J. Momanyi Session II: Room 2B Chair: Dr. C. Omulando Rapporteur: Mr. D. Kessio

24 Symposium II: School of Education # 1-8 Management of Change for Sustainable Development Inclusive Education: A Change in Education for Sustainable Development Andrew Makachia and Shikuku Mulambula, Moi University # 1-9 An Evaluation of Advocate-Advisory Approaches in Education: Managing change in Education Shikuku M. Mulambula, Moi University 2# 2-6 Transforming Society through Education Robert Masinde, Moi University 2# 2-7 Towards Integrated E-Learning Approach: Teachers and Students perceived challenges in the Teaching and Learning Of Business Studies in Kenyan Secondary Schools Susan J. Kurgat, Moi University # 1-10 Students Mobility in the East African Community: A Catalyst for Internationalization of Higher Education in East Africa Andrew K. Kandie, Moi University 2# 2-8 Resource Capacities Supporting Thematic Approach in Teaching ECDE, in Uasin Gishu County Esther Chepkorir Bitok, Philomena Chepsiror, Betty Tonui, Prof Jackson Too., Moi University Discussion 20mins Session III: Room: 2 A Chair: Mrs. B. Bor Rapporteur: Dr. S. Kurgat # 1-12 Teenage Mother and Schooling: Teachers Perception on their Involvement in Implementation of Teenage Mother Re Admission Policy in Kenya Emily J. Bomett, Moi University Daisy Jebet Kipkosgei, Kampiya Moto Secondary School Kiprop Catherine, Moi University Session II: Room: 2 A Chair: Dr. C. Simiyu Rapporteur: Dr. J. Momanyi 2 # 3-1 The Influence to Change Frustrates Maasai Girls Learning Outcomes in Secondary School Education in Kenya Stephen Kipkorir Rotich, Garissa University College Laban Ayiro, Moi University James Sang, Moi University

25 15 10 th Annual International Conference # 1-13 Effect of the Learning Environment on Dropout in Primary Schools in Katilu Division, Turkana County in Kenya Emily J. Bomett, Moi University Namunwa B. Daniel, Kapedo Mixed Secondary School Kiprop Catherine, Moi University # 1-14 The Role of Teacher Counsellors in Counselling Students in Selected Secondary Schools in Kisii County Ondiko, Theresa Moraa N, Kenyatta University Ondieki J. R. Moi University Bathsheba, R. Kerongo, Kisii University Benard Momanyi, Kisii University # 1-15 Projection n the Number of Secondary School Students in Kenya in 2015: A Survey of Nandi North and South Districts Zachariah K. Kosgei and Joyce J. Kurgat, Moi University 2 # 3-2 Gender Differences in Parental Involvement in Children s Learning in Public Secondary Schools: A Case of Kieni-West District, Nyeri County-Kenya Ondigi S. Kenya, Methodist University Ndirangu L, Kenyatta University 2 # 3-3 Gender Equity and Access in Kenyan Public Universities: An Examination of Affirmative action policy in practice John Mugun Boit, Moi University 2 # 3-4 Resilience Factors Influencing Pregnancy of Girls in Public Primary Schools in Kisii County, Kenya Pacifica Magoma, Mt. Kenya University David Nguti, Mt. Kenya University Ondieki J. R., Kisii University Margaret Ongek, University of Kabianga # 3-5 Assessment of Coping Strategies by Orphaned Learners and their Academic Achievement in Selected Primary Schools in Kenya Owino A. Alice and Susan J. Kurgat, Moi University

26 Symposium II: School of Education # 3-6 The Impact of Reading Culture on the Academic Performance of Students in Manafwa District Discussion 20min Health Break/Tea/Coffee Nabende Wamakote Danny, Khakale George, Chelegant Moses Taifa and Nandutu Janet 17:10pm- 17:30 Room: 1A Chair: Dr. J. Chang ach Rapporteurs Reports Received and Presented to Secretariat Bus Departure To Eldoret Town Day 3 Thursday, September 25, Keynote Speaker Panel Session Prof. Fred Simiyu Barasa Policy and Regulatory Framework for Distance Higher Education in Africa: Conceptualizing Enablers and Inhibitors for Distance Education Development Chair: Prof. P. Barasa Rapporteur: Dr. A. Kisilu Plenary Session Health Break/ Tea/ Coffee Sub-Theme 1: Educational Policy: Change & Management Session I: Room: 2 A Chair: Prof. J. Too Rapporteur: Dr. J. Chang ach Sub-Theme 1: Educational Policy: Change & Management Session II: Room: 2 A Chair: Dr. R. Ruto-Korir Rapporteur: Dr. B. Wambugu

27 17 10 th Annual International Conference # 1-16 Nurturing Integrity in Management Education with the Development of an Alternative Web of Metaphors Patrick Onsando, Moi University # 1-17 Dimensions of Service Quality Management in University Education 2# 1-21 Liberative Role of Education in Transforming Society John K. Boit, John K. Chang ach and Silas Chemwaina, Moi University 2# 1-22 Reorienting Education to Achieve Vision 2030: Challenges and Barriers Stephen Momanyi, Bernard Ombati, Francis Komen and Benson Sorhe Moi University # 1-18 Changing Perspectives of Early Childhood Education for Sustainable Development Elizabeth Owino and Rose Rutto- Korir, Moi University Kanyiri Joyce, Moi University Alice Kibui Director SOS Village Schools Omtondo Tom, Moi University 2# 1-23 An Assessment of School Management Committees Capacity in the Implementation of FPE Funds in Public Primary Schools: A Survey of Eldoret East District, Kenya Joyce Kanyiri, Moi University, Faith J. Kiprono and Mary Nganga, Moi University # 1-19 Managing Education for Sustainable Development Wafula Andrew Luke, Mulambula Musima, Siakilo Emmanuel Moi University 2# 1-24 Intervention Strategies to Improve Students Academic Performance in Public Secondary Schools: A Case of West Pokot Sub-County, Kenya Ngolekong Richard, Kanyiri Joyce and Isabella Wainaina, Moi University Discussion 20mins Sub-Theme 1: Educational Policy: Change & Management Sub-Theme 7: Re-Engineering Science & Technology Education For Sustainable Development

28 Symposium II: School of Education 18 Session III: Room: 2 A Chair: Dr. J. Kanyir Rapporteur: Dr. C. Simiyu # 1-7 The Place of Early Childhood Development Education in the Practice of Education in Kenya Bigambo, Jael Joan Session IV: Room: 2 A Chair: Dr. K. Simwa Rapporteur: Mrs. B. Bor 2 # 7-1 Challenges facing Adoption of Information Communication Technology in Educational Management in Universities in Africa: An African Perspective Titus Murgor and John K. Chang ach, Moi University # 1-3 The Kenyan Higher Education Crisis: Dilemma and Options John Mugun Boit, Moi University # 1-20 Principals Interpretation, Vision and its Influence on Learners Academic Achievement in Public Secondary Schools in Baringo County, Kenya Stephen T. Cheboi and Jonah N. Kindiki, Moi University 2 # 7-3 Simulation and Modelling Methodology for Physics Teachers Joseph K. Maritim, Moi University 2 # 7-2 The Role of Technology in Empowering Women in Education Global Perspective John Boit and John Chang ach, Moi University Discussion 25mins Health Break/ Lunch/ Exhibition Sub Theme 4: Re-Conceptualizing Teacher Education for Sustainable Development Session I: Room: 2 B Chair: Prof. I. Kimengi Rapporteur: Dr. J. Lelan Sub Theme 5: Language In Education Session II: Room: 2 B Chair: Prof. C. Mukwa Rapporteur: Dr. S. Chumba

29 19 10 th Annual International Conference # 4-1 Improving Management Styles in Education: A Review of Education Strategic Planning and Implementation in Kenya Veronica Onjoro, Mount Kenya University # 4-2 Discipline of Teachers in Conceptualising Teacher Education for Sustainable Development Gilbert Nyakundi Okebiro, Mt.Kenya University # 4-3 Preparation of Teachers in Teacher Education Njuguna J. Mwangi, Moi University 2 #5-1 Recreating Language Teaching: Focusing the Learner in the English Language Classroom in Kenya Carolyne Omulando and Peter L. Barasa, Moi University 2 #5-2 Integration of Music, Dance and Drama in Enhancing the Teaching of English Language in Secondary Schools Chelangat Moses Taifa, Nabende Wamakote Danny, Khakale George, Uganda Christian University 2 #5-3 Competence and Performance in English Language Teaching: An Assessment of Classroom Teacher Practice in Kenya Peter L. Barasa and Carolyne Omulando, Moi University # 4-4 An Assessment of the Competencies of English Language Departments in Facilitating Professional Development of Teachers of English in Secondary Schools in Keiyo South District, Kenya Mak Obila Laban Adero, Peter L. Barasa and Peter Amuka, Moi University Discussion 20mins

30 Symposium II: School of Education 20 Sub Theme 4: Re-Conceptualizing Teacher Education For Sustainable Development Session III: Room: 2 B Chair: Dr. J. Chang ach Rapporteur: Dr. C. Simiyu # 4-5 Teachers Preparedness in the Integration of Information Communication Technology in Public Secondary Schools: A Case of Kieni East District,Nyeri County- Kenya Thuranira Simon, Embu University College Ndirangu Lydiah, Kenya Methodist University # 4-6 Training Needs of Head Teachers of Public Secondary Schools in Siaya County, Kenya Ongek Margaret, University of Kabianga # 4-7 Training Early Childhood and Primary Education Teachers for Sustainable Development Hellen Sang, Beatrice Chepkwony and Syallow C. Makero, University of Kabianga Sub Theme 6: Financing Education: Challenges And Opportunities Session III: Room: 2 B Chair: Dr. C. Omulando Rapporteur: Mrs. B. Bor 2 # 6-1 Challenges and Effects of Financing University Education in Kenya Gilbert Nyakundi Okebiro and Morara Vincent Gesora, Mt. Kenya University 2 # 6-2 Of donor funding and ECE practice in Kenya: A discourse of power or of partnership? Rose Ruto-Korir, Elizabeth Owino, Moi University Grace Jepkemboi, Birmingham, USA 2 # 6-3 Education in the Wake of Consumerism: Effects on Funding and Quality Simiyu Catherine Kituko, Moi University

31 21 10 th Annual International Conference # 6-4 Challenges in the allocation of Constituency Bursary Funds and their Effect on Access and Retention of Students in Public Secondary School in Nairobi County, Kenya Saina Shadrack Kiprotich, Moi University # 6-5 Risk Management on Financial Performance in Higher Institutions of Learning: A Case Study of Uganda Christian University, Mbale Campus Discussion 20mins Health Break/Tea/Coffee/Exhibition Omache Henry, Mbale. Nabende D, Okware S, and Wabusa F., Uganda Christian University, Mbale 16:55pm-17:20 Room: 1A Chair: Dr. Chang ach Rapporteurs Reports Received and Presented to Secretariat Bus Departure To Eldoret Town

32 Symposium III: School of Human Resource Development 22 Symposium III School of Human Resource Development Theme: Challenges and opportunities in Developing Human Resource Capacity for Sustainable Development Sub Themes: Information & Communication Technology for Sustainable Development Human Resource Development for Sustainable Growth The Role of Mass Media in Sustainable Development Public Participation & Sustainable Development School Symposium Organising Committee Dr. R. Tubey - Dr. A. Mulwo - Dr. P. Omboto - Dr. R. Mbaraka- Dr. S. Chebii - Dean, School of Human Resource Development Coordinator Member Member Member Keynote speakers: Prof. Hilde Arntsen - Oslo and Akershus University, Norway Topic: Digital Dilemmas: Global Challenges and Opportunities in New Media for Sustainable Development. Dr. Chris Kiptoo Country Director, Trademark East Africa Topic: Leveraging Regional Integration for Sustainable Development

33 23 10 th Annual International Conference Day 2 Wednesday, September 24, 2014 TIME Plenary Session Venue: Margaret Thatcher Library, Exhibition Hall 08:30am-10:00am Room Plenary Lecture 1 Chair: Dr. A. Mulwo Rapporteur: Dr. S. Chebii Leveraging Regional Integration for Sustainable Development. By Dr. C. Kiptoo 10.00am-10.30am TIME Health Break/ Tea/ Coffee/ Poster Session /Exhibition Session 1: Information and Communication Technology for Sustainable Development Room Chair: Dr. C. Ongondo Rapporteur: Dr. P. Omboto 10:30am-10:50 am The critical role of the mass media in promoting mental health for the realization of Kenya s 2030 vision Julia Kagunda - Moi university 10:50am-11:10 am Sustainable development through youth involvement in citizen journalism Job Mwaura, Frederick Njoroge & Charles Ong ondo - Moi University 11:10am-11:30 am Advances in globalization: prospects and dilemmas of the internet and new media Stella Chebii & Daniel Were - Moi University 11:30am-11:50am The Role of Radio in Enhancing Family Values: A Study Of Hutia Mundu Programme of Inooro FM Mbugguss, M., Chepkuto, P. & Lumala, M. - Moi University

34 Symposium III: School of Human Resource Development 24 11:50am-12:10pm The role of mass media in the devolved governance system of development in kenya. A case of kisii county Orawo A.D., Miruka K., Mungou C. & Kutoto P. University of Eldoret 12:10pm-12:30pm Perceptions and professional use of electronic communication media in education: a study of secondary school teachers in Machakos county, Kenya Mary wambaria - Moi university 12:30pm-12:50pm Protection of individuals rights to information in the digital environment: an analysis of measures in place Jane Chebet Malel & Anne Singoei - Moi University 12:50pm-1:10pm Media Coverage of Climate Change For Development Edith Biwott & Stella Chebii - Moi University 1.10pm-2.00pm TIME Health Break/ Lunch/ Poster Session /Exhibition Session 2: Human Resource Development for Sustainable Growth Room Chair: Dr. Razia Rapporteur: Dr. Masibo 2:00pm-2:20pm 2:20pm-2:40pm Governance and Service Delivery in Uganda: Cases, Issues and Challenges of The Health Sector. Bekoreire Mary Baremirwe, Kyatuha Ovia Mwisaka, & Augustine Wamala - Uganda Christian University Equal employment policy and access to formal employment of people with disabilities in Uganda: case study of eastern Uganda Bekoreire mary baremirwe, Wanambwa benard, Kyatuha ovia, Wasike Sam, Janet Nandutu & Magolo Annet. K. - Uganda Christian University

35 25 10 th Annual International Conference 2:40pm-3:00pm 3:00pm-3:20pm Organizational empowerment strategies and employee service delivery in the banking sector in kenya Zipporah C. Metto, Leonard S. Mulongo & Peter. I. Omboto - Moi University Internal corporate communication strategies used in the implementation of performance contracts: a study of one corporation in kenya Okong o, M. A. Salome, Kinya, H. & Oluoch, J. O - Rongo University College 3:20pm-3:40pm 3:40pm-4:00pm Employee training and knowledge transfer in organizations Omega Elizabeth - Moi University Entrepreneurial training status, social economic factors and enterprisers entrepreneurial competencies in selected counts in western Kenya Nassiuma B.K, Sergon, D. & Sangura, R. - Moi University 4:00pm-4:20pm Impact of education and training on the performance of micro and small enterprises: a case of kisumu city bus park Kenya Nyonje Raphael Ondeko & Nyang ori Ruth Achieng - University of Nairobi Room: 1A Chair: Dr. A. Mulwo Rapporteurs Reports Received and Presented to Secretariat 4.00pm-4.30pm Health Break/ Tea/ Coffee/ Poster Session /Exhibition

36 Symposium III: School of Human Resource Development 26 Day 3 Thursday, September 25, :30am-10:00am Plenary Lecture 2 Digital Dilemmas: Global Challenges and Opportunities in New Media for Sustainable Development. by Prof. Hilde Arntsen Chair: Prof. O. Bigambo C. Ongondo Rapporteur: Dr am-10.30am TIME Health Break/ Tea/ Coffee/ Poster Session /Exhibition Session 1: Role of Mass Media in Sustainable Development Room Chair: Dr. L. Masibo Rapporteur: Dr. B. Malakwen 10:30am-10:50am The mass media and social cohesion : mapping the margin for sustainable social development in Kenya Felicity Okoth - Malmö university, Sweden 10:50am-11:10am Societal constructions of multiple concurrent partnerships and its implications on the efficacy of HIV communication campaigns in Homabay county, Kenya Daniel K. Were, Abraham K. Mulwo & Masibo P. Lumala - Moi University 11:10am-11:30am Role of journalists in development: an exploration of the professional autonomy of kenyan journalists Joel K. Ng etich - Moi University 11:30am-11:50am Audiences As Spect-Actors In The Viewership Of Television Dramas: Reading Makutano Junction And Siri Caroline Sambai - Moi university

37 27 10 th Annual International Conference 11:50am-12:10pm Developing effective health communication strategies for sustainable development: an analysis of young people s appropriations of G-pange Hiv/Aids campaign messages in Uasin-Gishu county, Kenya Edwin Tallam, Abraham Mulwo & Paul Chepkuto - Moi University 12:10pm-12:30pm Peace, Conflict and Security In Africa: Employing An African Solution To African Problems Benard kibet malakwen - Moi University 12:30pm-12:50pm Engaging communities on social accountability activities for sustainable development: a study of transparency international kenya s citizen demand programme in kisumu county. Gloria Anyango Ooko, Abraham Kiprop Mulwo, Erneo Nyakundi Nyamboga - Moi university 1.00pm-2.00pm Health Break/ Lunch/ Poster Session /Exhibition TIME Session 2: Role of Mass Media in Sustainable Development Room Chair: Prof. J. Kwonyike Rapporteur: Dr. Nassiuma 2:00pm -2:20pm Role of privately-owned media in enhancing accountability and transparency in democratic states Korir Geoffrey Kiplimo, Ollinga Michael Oruko & Rutto Wallace Cheruiyot - Moi University 2:20pm -2:40pm Television advertisements and their effects on deterring youth from the consumption of alcohol: a study of secondary school students in Eldoret Kasamba Claris & Changorok Joel - Moi University

38 Symposium III: School of Human Resource Development 28 2:40pm -3:00pm Political speeches and national integration: a pragmatic analysis of selected political speeches in kenya Wangatiah, I. R. Makata Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology 3:00pm -3:20pm Couple communication on unplanned pregnancy among married couples in keiyo marakwet county, kenya Jerop C., Cheptum, J. & Chebii, S - Moi University 3:20pm -3:40pm The role of mass media in sustainable development Chang orok Joel & Claris-Kasamba - Moi university 3:40pm -4:00pm Media agenda setting role in fostering maternal healthcare development: an analysis of Kenyan newspapers Jane Chebet Malel, Anne Singoei - Moi University 4:00pm-420pm The role of media in implementation of mass campaign messages Korir Geoffrey Kiplimo, Ollinga Michael Oruko, Rutto Wallace Cheruiyot - Moi University 4.20pm-4.40pm 4:40pm-5:00pm Health Break/ Tea/ Coffee/ Poster Session /Exhibition Room: 1A Chair: Dr. A. Mulwo Rapporteurs Reports Received and Presented to Secretariat Day 4 Friday, September 26, 2014 TIME Session 1: Public Participation and Sustainable Development Room Chair: Dr. R. Tubey Rapporteur: Dr. A. Langat

39 29 10 th Annual International Conference 08:30am-08:50am Public participation and sustainable development in devolved government Gilbert Nyakundi Okebiro - Mount Kenya University, Lodwar 08:50am-09:10am Community policing as a security enhancing strategy for attaining millenium development goals in kenya Karuku Julius Ngumo, David M. Kungu (Moi University), Risper Omari, John Mwaruvie and Harry Ododa 09:10am-09:30am Indigenous mechanisms for managing intra-ethnic conflict among the abakuria, Kenya: a cure or recipe to conflict? David M Kungu (Moi University), Risper Omari (MMUST), Kennedy Onkware (University of Eldoret) and Harry Ododa 09:30am-09:50am Aim of human resource in staff development in actualizing educational needs in higher education Veronica Onjoro - Mount Kenya University 09:50am-10:10pm Employee job satisfaction and faculty academic staff research productivity in private universities in uganda. Human resource development a blessing for the future generation Machyo Jane - Kumi University, Uganda 10:10pm-10:30pm The effect of skill mismatch in an organization on employee performance and organization attainment of its strategic intent; a case of commercial banks in kisii town Erick Nyakundi Onsongo, Charles Kombo Okioga & Sharon Matama Gichaba - Kisii University 10.30am-12.30am 12:30pm-1:00pm Health Break/ Tea/ Coffee/ Poster Session /Exhibition Room: 1A Chair: Dr. A. Mulwo Rapporteurs Reports Received and Presented to Secretariat 1.00pm-2.00pm Health Break/ Lunch/ Poster Session /Exhibition

40 Symposium IV: Cross-Cutting 30 Symposium IV Cross Cutting Symposium Theme: Knowledge Creation, Incubation & Sharing for Sustainable Development Symposium Organising Committee Rethinking Business & Financial Management Models for Sustainable Development Knowledge Creation, Incubation & Sharing for Balanced Governance and Sustainable Development From Production to Markets & Beyond Quality Assurance & Service Delivery Information Management & Security for Increased Efficiency & Service Delivery E-learning & Digitalization of the Economy for Sustainable Development Refocusing Health Priorities for Sustainable Development Social Sciences & Humanities for sustainable development Research & Training in Engineering & Technology for sustainable ICT as a vehicle for educational content delivery Crosscutting Symposium Prof. P. Nyangweso - School of Business & Economics Prof. N. Ouma - School of Engeneering Dr. J. Korir - School of Tourism & Events Management Dr. E. Maseh - School of Information Sciences Ms. C. Sawe - Office of Registrar, Academics, Research & Extension Keynote Speakers 1. Prof. Nyokabi Kamau; Centre for Parliamentary Studies and Training. Kenya Topic: Mainstreaming gender in developing and Implementing Sustainable Heakth Care Priorities in the 21 st Century. 2. Dr. George Owuor Topic: Financial Inclusion for Smallholder Farmers: A synthesis of Success Stories of using

41 31 10 th Annual International Conference Day 2 Wednesday, September 24, 2014 TIME 8.30am-10.00am Plenary Session Room 4A Topic: Mainstreaming gender in developing and Implementing Sustainable Health Care Priorities in the 21 st Century Prof. Nyokabi Kamau; Director, Centre for Parliamentary Studies and Training. Kenya. Chair: Prof. P. Nyangweso Rapporteur: Mr. Milimo 10.00am-10.30am TIME Health Break/ Tea/ Coffee/ Poster Session /Exhibition ROOM: 4A 10:30am-10:50am Chair: Prof. Michael Korir Rapporteur: Ms Martha Metto Sub theme 1: Rethinking Business & Financial Management Models for Sustainable Development 4#1-1 Factors Influencing Growth of ROSCA Banking Services in Kenya, A Case of Nairobi CBD Vincent K. Yego, GIBB Africa International; Robert M. Odunga, Moi University 10:50am-11:10am 4#1-2 The Impact of Trade Liberalization on Export-Led Growth in Kenya Vincent Ngeno, Philip Nyangweso, Mark Korir&Mose Jared I.,Moi University, Kenya 11:10am-11:30am 4#1-3 Effect of Entrepreneurs Risk Preference on Organization Efficacy of Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya Torois Kimutai, Charles Lagat & Thomas Cheruiyot. Moi University

42 Symposium IV: Cross-Cutting 32 11:30am-11:50am 4#1-4 Internal audit: A watchdog for financial management in Kenya s Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions. 12:00-12:45 pm Discussion Peninah Jepkogei Tanui, Catholic University of Eastern Africa 12:45pm-1.40pm Health break 1:40pm-2:00pm Sub-Themes 2: Room 4A Knowledge Creation, Incubation & Sharing for Balanced Governance and Sustainable Development Chair: F. Komen Rapporteur: Ms C. Mutuku 4#2-1 Impact of Terrorism on the Kenyan Society: Experiences, Challenges and Lessons Learnt Benard Sorre & Peter Oino, Moi University 2:00pm-2:20pm 4#2-2 Governance and Public Service Delivery in Uganda: A case of UPE and USE Programmes in Uganda: Institutional Arrangements and School Performance Bekoreire Mary Baremirwe, Kyatuha Ovia Mwisaka,Annet Kisaka Magolo, Augustine Wamala, Uganda Christian University 2:20pm-2:40pm 4#2-3 Leadership Styles and Empoloyee Performance in Local Government in Mbale District. Case of Mbale Municipal Local Government Nandutu Janet, Annet Magolo, Lillian Gimuguni; Uganda Christian University 2:40pm-3:00pm Sub-Themes: From Production To Markets & Beyond Chair: Dr. Vincent Ngeno Rapporteur: Ms S. Matum 4#3-1 From the Source to the Mainstream User: The publisher is panacea in the mix J. Majanja, E. Okuto, M. Wafula and H. Chepkwony; Moi University, [email protected]

43 33 10 th Annual International Conference 3:00pm-3:20pm 4#3-2 Socio Economic Factors Influencing Smallholder Maize Production in Migori County, Kenya Ojala D.O, Nyangweso P.M, Mudaki J.S, Zablon Evusa, Chacha J, Kisinyo P, and Kiano E.K., Moi University 3:20pm-3:40pm 4#3-3 Determinants of Sales Force Technology Adoption among Insurance Sales Agents in Kenya Ndegwa, H. W., Lagat C. K. and Bonuke, R., Moi Universit. 3.40pm-4.00pm 4#3-4 Determinants of Farmers Preferences for Communal Spraying for Trypanosomiasis Control among Smallholder Dairy Cattle Farms In Busia County, Kenya J. I. Mose, P.M. Nyangweso, T. Sulo, E. Saina, D. K. Tuitoek, Moi University 4:00pm 4:20pm 4#3-5 Profitability Potential of Forest Plantations in Forest Conservancies of Kenya Paul Okelo Odwori, Donald Ogweno, Kingiri Senelwa 1, Lazaus Etiegni and Phillip Nyangweso- Moi University 4.20pm 4:50pm Discussion 4.50pm - 5:20pm Venue: Room 4-A De-briefing from Each Parallel Session, Discussions and Receiving Rapporteurs Reports Chair: Prof. P. Nyangweso Chief Rapporteur: Ms. C. Sawe 5.20pm-5.35pm 5:35pm-5:45pm Health Break/ Tea/ Coffee/ Poster Session /Exhibition Chair: Prof. P. Nyangweso Room: 4A Rapporteurs Reports Received and Presented to Secretariat ` 6.00 pm Bus departure to Eldoret town

44 Symposium IV: Cross-Cutting 34 Day 3 Thursday, 25 th September am-9.30am Plenary Lecture 2 Room: 4A Topic: Financial Inclusion for Smallholder Farmers: A synthesis of Success Stories of using Mobile Money Transfer and Group Based Micro-Financing in Africa. Dr. George Owuor 9.30am-9.50am Chair: Prof. Mark Odhiambo Rapporteur: Ms. A. Kirika Sub-theme 4 : Quality Assurance & Service Delivery Chair: Prof. P. Gatongi Rapporteur: Mr. I Kiptoon 4#4-1 Copyright Exceptions and the use of Educational materials in Universities in Kenya J Ayamunda 9.50am-10.10am 4#4-2 Audit Quality, Audit Committee Effectiveness and Audit Evaluation: A Critical Literature Review 10:10 am 10:30 am Health Break Robert M. Odunga, Jack K. Wasong, Moi University, PhD (Accounting) Student, School of Business, University of Nairobi am 10.50am Room: 4 A Sub-Themes 5: Information Management & Security For Increased Efficiency & Service Delivery Chair: Dr. Dancan Omanga Rapporteur: Ms B. Koskei 4#5-1 Integrated Financial Management Information System And Its Effect On Cash Management In Eldoret West District Treasury, Kenya Adero Peninah, Dr. Odoyo Fredrick Selfano, Chumba Sarah

45 35 10 th Annual International Conference am 11.10am Sub-Themes 6: E-Learning & Digitalization of The Economy for Sustainable Development 4#6-1 Methods for Investigating the use of Podcasting in Higher Education: A Review Of Recent Studies Gwendo John Oloo and Omwenga Elijah am am ROOM: 4 A Sub-Themes 7: Refocusing Health Priorities for Sustainable Development 4#7-1 Embracing Multidisciplinary Approach to Palliative Care; The Role of Medical Anthropology in Palliative Care Mackuline Atieno, Clementine Wavinya, HMK Maithya ; Moi University, am am 4#7-2 Prostate Diseases and Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) Levels among Patients above 50 years of age Seen at Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH) Eldoret 11.45pm pm Kemei Kipchirchir William, Musau Pius, Wakhisi Johnston, Choge K. Joseph and Khayeka Wandabwa Christopher Discussion pm 2.00 pm Lunch 2.00 pm pm Session 1 Room: 4 A Chair : Prof. Yashon Ouma Rapporteur: Mr. P. Koske 4#7-3 Family Planning Uptake and Awareness in Health Centres With AMPATH-Influence And In Health Centres without AMPATH influence. Anyango Ruth Atieno; Odhiambo Kevin Orage; Arthur Kwena.

46 Symposium IV: Cross-Cutting pm 2.40 pm 4#7-4 HIV/AIDS awareness and Testing in AMPATH and non- AMPATH Served Centres as observed during Community Based Education and Service (COBES). Ruth Anyango, Kevin Odhiambo, A. Kwena; Moi University 2.40 pm 3.10 pm 4#7-5 Knowledge Creation, Incubation and Sharing For Sustainable Development: Refocusing Health Priorities for Sustainable Development. Chelangat Bancy Koros, Moi University 3.10 pm 3.30 pm 4#7-6 The Principles of Epidemiologic Transition and The Experiences in Kenya Gatongi, P.M., Songa,J., and Kiyiapi,L.- Moi University. 3.30pm-3.50pm 4#7-7 To Establish The Adequacy of Micro and Macro Nutrients Intake in Children aged between 6 and 23 Months Born To HIV Positive Mothers in AMPATH Centre Caroline Jepkoech Sawe, Grace Ettyang, Fabian Esamai; Moi University 3.50 pm 4.10 pm 4#7-8 Parental Perception on Neonatal Pain and Pain Management Practices in Special Care Nurseries Debrah Kereri, O Brien Kyololo, Irene Marete; Moi University 4.10 pm 4.30 pm Sub-Themes 8: Social Sciences & Humanities For Sustainable Development 4.30pm #8-1 Effects Of Corporate Social Responsibility Dimension On Consumer Identification among Safaricom Clients in Kajiado County Kenya. Phyllis Osodo, Michael Korir, Ronald Bonuke Discussion 5.30 pm 5.50 pm Venue: Room 4-A De-briefing from Each Parallel Session, Discussions and Receiving Rapporteur Report Chair: Prof. P. Nyangweso Rapporteur: Mr. F. Mavuru

47 37 10 th Annual International Conference 5.50pm-6.10pm 6.30pm Chair: Prof. P. Nyangweso Room: 4 A Rapporteurs Reports Received and Presented to Secretariat Bus departure to Eldoret town Day 4 Friday, 26 th September 2014 TIME 08:30am-08:50am Chair : Dr. J. Mose Rapporteur: Ms. E. Kandie Room: 4A 4#8-2 Equal Employment Policy and access to Formal Empolyment of People With Disabilities in Uganda: Case Study of Eastern Uganda Bekoreire Mary Baremirwe, Wanambwa Benard, Kyatuha ovia, Wasike Sam Mankind, Janet Nandutu, Magolo Annet. K.; Uganda Christian University-Mbale Campus 08:50am-09:10am Sub-Themes 10: ICT as a Vehicle for Educational Content Delivery 4#10-1 Design and Implementation of a Low Cost High Bandwidth Sampling Bridge. Chege Simon, Kamucha G. 09:10am-09:30am 4#10-2 Adoption of Assistive Technologies in Academic Libraries: A Case of Margaret Thatcher Library, Moi University. Langat Kipngetich Antony, Willy Kiprono. 09:30am-09:50am 4#10-3 Benefits of ICT In Higher Institutional of Learning 09:50am-10:30pm 10.30am-12.30am Veronica Onjoro, Mount kenya university Discussion Health Break/ Tea/ Coffee/ Poster Session /Exhibition

48 Symposium IV: Cross-Cutting 38 12:30pm-1:00pm Room: 1A 1.00pm-2.00pm Chair: Prof Nyangweso Rapporteurs Reports Received And Presented To Secretariat Health Break/ Lunch/ Poster Session /Exhibition 2.00 pm Closing Ceremony Venue: Margaret Thatcher Library, Exhibition Hall Mobile Money Transfer and Group Based Micro-Financing in Africa. Day 5 Saturday, 27 th September am-5.00pm Excursion Departure of Participants

49 39 10 th Annual International Conference Friday September 26, 2014 Closing Ceremony and High Tea Venue: Margaret Thatcher Library, Exhibition Hall Guest of Honour Dr. M.K. Rugutt, Ag. Secretary/Chief Executive Officer, National Commission For Science, Technology And Innovation Chairman Prof. R. K. Mibey, FWIF, EBS Vice Chancellor Master of Ceremonies Prof. B. E. L. Wishitemi Deputy Vice-Chancellor (A, R&E) Time Activity Responsibility Presentation of Papers Conference Participants Arrival of Guests Conference Secretariat Remarks Vice-Chancellor Prof. R. K. Mibey Chair of Council Prof. J.I. Kinyamario Chancellor Prof. M. Were Dr. M.K. Rugutt, Ag. Secretary/Chief Executive Officer, National Commission for Science, Technology and Innovation Vote of Thanks Prof. B.E.L. Wishitemi Refreshments Office of DVC (A, R & E) Departure of Guests & Participants

50 Moi University, ISO Certified Institution 40 Moi University 10 th Annual International Conference Symposia & Logistics Committee 1. Prof. S.K. Mining Director, Research 2. Prof. S. Rotich School of Biological & Physical Sciences 3. Mr. B. Makumba School of Biological & Physical Sciences 4. Dr. J. Changach School of Education 5. Dr. C. Simiyu School of Education 6. Mrs. B. Bor School of Education 7. Dr. A. Mulwo School of Human Resource Management 8. Dr. R. Mbaraka School of Human Resource Management 9. Prof. P. Nyangweso School of Business & Economics 10. Prof. Y. Ouma School of Engineering 11. Dr. J. Korir - School of Tourism & Hospitality Management 12. Ms. E. Maseh - School of Information Sciences 13. Ms. C. Sawe - Registrar, A R&E Office 14. Dr. P. Nyongesa - School of Medicine- 15. Dr. J. Kirinyet - School of Medicine 16. Mr. B. Onyancha - Postgraduate Office 17. Ms. C. Amimo - Extension &Outreach 18. Ms. L. Amakobe - International Office 19. Dr. S. Chebii - SHRD 20. Dr. F. Nyamwala School of Biological & Physical Sciences 21. Dr. C. Omulando School of Education 22. Ms. S. Matum Research Directorate 23. Dr. P. Omboto SHRD 24. Mrs. P. Githinji School of Biological & Physical Sciences 25. Mr. I. Mwani Students Affairs 26. Ms. E. Kandie Research Directorate 27. Ms. E. Cheptoo Alumni Office 28. Ms. S. Sang ICT Directorate 29. Mr. I. Kiptoon Research Directorate 30. Mr. O. Mandila Chairman, Technology Students Association 31. Mr. C. Chesang Catering & Hostels 32. Ms. F. Kosgei Catering & Hostels 33. Ms D. Cheptumo STHEM Guest House 34. Mrs. B. Kote Cateress, Eldoret West Campus 35. Mr. W. Rotich Transport & Garage 36. Mr. V. Cheloti Transport & Garage 37. Mr. F.Mavuru Research Directorate 38. Dr. T arap Tanui Library Service 39. Mr. I. Birgen Central Services 40. Mr. D. Kandie Estates 41. Mr. J. Kiptiony Comtech 42. Mr. M. Kipkulei Library Services 43. Mr C. Jamanda Chief Security Officer

51 41 10 th Annual International Conference 44. Mr. T. Cheserem Fire Officer 45. Mr. W. C. Kipkorio Recruitment & Training 46. Dr. J. Mumia Chief Medical Officer 47. Mr. P. Olongojine Health Services 48. Ms. T. Shikanga Health Services 49. Mr. G. Aduda Finance 50. Mr. A. Nyakoni Project Accountant 51. Mrs. M. Gimaiyo Audit 52. Mr. W. Bett Purchasing 53. Ms. J. Majanja MU Press 54. Mr. F.B. Komen Deputy Registrar, E&O- 55. Mr. P.C.K. Barmase Deputy Registrar, Human Resource 56. Mr.N.K.Tuiyot Office of DVC A R & E 57. Ms. B. Koskei Research Directorate 58. Mr. A. Mbayaki Technology Transfer Officer 59. Ms. H. Ramogi Office of DVC AR& E 60. Ms. A. O King Extension & Outreach 61. Ms. S. Atieno Research Directorate 62. Ms H. Kipkoech International Office 63. Mr. A. Ngeny Extension & Outreach

52 Moi University, ISO Certified Institution 42 Excursion Brochure Saturday, September 27, 2014 Conference General Theme: Human Resource, Education and Science for Sustainable Development Excursion Schedule Time Activity 7.00A.M 6.00P.M Departure from Sirikwa Hotel Arrival at Eldoret town boat trips, with the guidance of a professional ornithologist, the lake offers a range of activities including fishing, water sports (ski, windsurfing), camel rides, day trips to the nearby Lake Bogoria National Reserve or a visit to Njemps village, one can see and enjoy the local handcrafts and dances. En-route attractions include: The Kerio View, Rimoi National Reserve, Chebloch gorge, among others. Hippopotamus Hippopotamuses require habitats with water deep enough to protect them from overheating and sunburn. Despite their enormous bulk these aquatic mammals move with grace underwater, their specific gravity allows them to sink and literally run at the bottom of the lake. When on land, they can also be nimble and speedy, but it s the battles between males where their power is best demonstrated. Heron People and culture of Baringo The Ilchamus (Njemps) people speak the Samburu language and are often counted as Samburu people. They number about Njemps are unique people who are the only pastoral, cattle herding, tribe who also fish unlike the other pastoralist tribes where eating fish is a taboo. The Njemps are linguistically related to both the Maasai and the Samburu, and possibly genetically related to one, or both of these tribes. Contact Persons: The lake is home to a diversity of marine and bird life. In addition to bird watching walks and Chairperson, Moi University Annual International Conference [email protected]