Kenyatta University Kusa Constitution, Kenyatta University Student association has been in existence since 1970. However during Kenya’s struggle for multiparty democracy (2nd liberation) in the 90’s all student organizations were banned. This led to a mass protest from student but eventually all unions collapsed including KUSA. This went on until the year 2004 when the students decided to actively take part in matters affecting them. KUSA was then reborn and has been an instrumental part in the governance of the university.
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Mission & Vision
Mission
Kenyatta University Student association exists to serve the student community in its pursuit of academic excellence, social welfare, peace, competitiveness in the job market, and integrity.
Vision
To be the best student governing body in Africa through exemplary service provision to the students, partnerships with other organisations to provide opportunities to students and working with the university administration to deliver the best services.
Objectives
The aims and objectives of KUSA are:
- To establish efficient and effective processes and organs for the making and administration of KUSA’s policies
- To deepen the members’ sense of duty to our university community, families, and nation
- To ensure the rights of students in academics, disciplinary actions, administration and health services, catering and accommodation, social welfare services, and security
- To provide students with suitable opportunities for a healthy social life through the arts, sports, and entertainment
- To advance gender equity
- To further the integration of persons with special needs in Kenyatta University and society
- To liaise with the Directorate of Alumni in enhancing contact with the alumni of Kenyatta University
- In consultation with the University’s management, to honor members of the student body who have made outstanding contributions to the University in academic and co-curricular activities
- In consultation with the University’s management, to honor members of the student body who have made outstanding contributions to the University in academic and co-curricular activities
- To develop positive relationships with the general public through participation in community service and other related projects
- With the approval of the Vice-Chancellor, to collaborate with non-political organizations, professional associations, and student groups that share the aims and objectives of KUSA.
Organs of KUSA
- The Annual General Meeting, also referred to as the AGM;
- The Special General Meeting, also referred to as the SGM;
- The Students’ Congress, also referred to as the Congress;
- The Executive Council;
- Subject to the approval of Congress, any other organ determined by the Executive Council.