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The African Centre for the Study of United States
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Africa Center for the Study of the US ACSUS-University of Nairobi based at the University of Nairobi, will be hosting this conversation next week. Join us online or physically.
Panelists have opened the session by sharing personal reflections on how U.S.–Kenya exchange programs have shaped their careers and worldview—highlighting the life-changing power of intercultural learning and academic exposure. University of Nairobi Dept' of Diplomacy and International Studies #WeAreUoN
We are commemorating 60 years of U.S.–Kenya Partnership in Education and Cultural Exchange under the theme "Sharing Knowledge for Lasting Impact. University of Nairobi #WeAreUoN Dept' of Diplomacy and International Studies
Lisa (REAC) emphasized the lifelong impact of U.S.–Kenya exchange programs on leadership & collaboration. She noted how such experiences not only broaden personal worldviews but also strengthen cross-cultural ties that fuel innovation and mutual growth.University of Nairobi Dept' of Diplomacy and International Studies #WeAreUoN
Amos Bungei spoke on the importance of youth empowerment through global networking & education. He highlighted the need to expand opportunities for young leaders in both Kenya & the U.S.,& called for stronger collaboration across sectors to drive lasting impact. University of Nairobi Dept' of Diplomacy and International Studies
Peter Ndua, a technology executive and agricultural entrepreneur, highlighted the role of innovation in strengthening U.S.–Kenya exchanges, noting that technology can bridge access gaps, boost research, and equip youth with future-ready skills.University of Nairobi #WeAreUoN Dept' of Diplomacy and International Studies
Over the past six decades, more than 50,000 Kenyan students have pursued higher education in the United States, supported through academic exchange programs, institutional partnerships, and scholarships. University of Nairobi Dept' of Diplomacy and International Studies #WeAreUoN
Panelist Caroline Gray – Fulbright Scholar, Geopolitical Analyst (Online) Amos Bungei – Fulbright Scholar, Graduate Fellow, Syracuse University Peter Ndua – Founder/CEO, Kusini Coffee, Kenyan Diaspora Lisa Maroni – Regional Manager, EducationUSA. University of Nairobi Dept' of Diplomacy and International Studies #WeAreUoN
In late 2024, we at the Africa Center for the Study of the U.S. (University of Nairobi) ACSUS-University of Nairobi kicked off a year-long project, 'Reflecting on 60 Years of U.S.–Kenya Diplomatic Engagement' supported by U.S. Embassy Nairobi 1/6
It was an honor to be hosted by @USKenyaAlumni to reflect on my journey and our work at ACSUS-University of Nairobi. I’m humbled to be the first alumnus featured in this project celebrating 60 years of U.S.-Kenya partnership through 60 alumni stories.
Join ACSUS-University of Nairobi virtually for a hybrid conference on 25th September 2025 titled, “60 Years of U.S.–Kenya Relations: Reflecting on the Past, Inspiring the Future” 🔗 Register here to attend virtually: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…
🎉 Huge congratulations to Mariah Faridah Muli, PhD candidate and ACSUS Secretariat member University of Nairobi & HFG Africa Fellow, on winning the Routledge/Round Table Commonwealth Studentship 2025–26! 🌍👏 Mariah Faridah A proud moment for #Kenya & #Africa in global scholarship! 💡