Harrison Kago

Harrison Kago currently serves as the Examinations Coordinator at Strathmore University’s School of Humanities and Social Studies, where he plays a pivotal role in ensuring the integrity, efficiency, and smooth administration of academic assessments. His responsibilities extend beyond logistical coordination; he is instrumental in overseeing the internal moderation process for end-of-semester exams, guaranteeing that assessment standards are upheld and that grading aligns with university policies. Harrison’s expertise in curriculum coordination and examination management is complemented by his strong leadership and organizational skills, which foster a collaborative environment among faculty, students, and administrative staff.

In his role, Harrison actively contributes to the development and implementation of assessment frameworks that support academic excellence and fairness. His proficiency in communication, facilitation, and team building enables him to effectively liaise with various stakeholders, including faculty members, external examiners, and accreditation bodies. Additionally, Harrison’s background in foreign languages, particularly French, enhances his ability to coordinate multilingual assessments and foster cross-cultural academic exchanges within the university.

Beyond his administrative duties, Harrison is deeply committed to mentorship and capacity building. His profile emphasizes a belief in the transformative power of support and effective coaching, which he applies in guiding colleagues and students toward achieving their academic and professional goals. His skills in leadership development, interpretation, and coaching make him a valuable asset in creating a conducive environment for academic success and continuous improvement at Strathmore University. Through his dedication and expertise, Harrison Kago exemplifies a holistic approach to academic administration, emphasizing quality, integrity, and student-centered excellence.