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Mr STEPHEN NJOROGE KARANJA

Deputy Registrar, HUMAN RESOURCE SERVICES AND REGISTRY

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Official email

stephen.karanja@tukenya.ac.ke

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Office telephone

+254(020) 2219929, 3341639, 3343672

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Consultation hours

8AM-5PM MON - FRI

About

Mr STEPHEN NJOROGE KARANJA is a Deputy Registrar, HUMAN RESOURCE SERVICES AND REGISTRY at the Technical University of Kenya, specialising in Community Development & Project Planning, Human Resource Management, Sociology & Geography . Mr STEPHEN NJOROGE KARANJA holds a Masters of Arts (MA). Member of: Institute of Human Resource Management - Kenya, Kenya Institute Social Work and Community Development, INSTITUTE OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

Level	Qualification Name	Institution	Year
Masters of Arts (MA)	COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & PROJECT PLANNING	EGERTON UNIVERSITY(Kenya)	2010
Bachelor of Arts (BA)	SOCIOLOGY & GEOGRAPHY	EGERTON UNIVERSITY(Kenya)	1998
Higher National Diploma	HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT	KENYA NATIONAL EXAMINATION COUNSIL (Kenya)	2010
O level/Equivalent	KENYA CERTIFICATE OF SECONDARY EDUCATION	KIRIMARA HIGH SCHOOL(Kenya)	1991
KCPE/Equivalent	KENYA CERTIFICATE OF PRIMARY EDUCATION	MAMA NGINA PRIMARY SCHOOL(Kenya)	1987

Period	Institution	Position
2007 - June 2010	Egerton University	Senior Administrative Assistant
16th February 2003 - June 2008	Egerton University	Administrative Assistant
June 2010 - January 2011	Egerton University	University Examinations Officer
March 2011 - February 2013	Chuka University College	Assistant Registrar
February 2013 - Current	Technical University of Kenya	Assistant Registar

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Link to publication

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Karanja S. N., Mwangi S. W., Kibet N., Njeru M. K., (2013) Influence of Informal Solid Waste Management on Livelihoods of Urban Solid Waste Collectors: A Case Study Of Nakuru Municipality, Kenya. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Vol. 3 No. 13.

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Karanja S. N., Kibet K., Njeru M. K., Mwenda E. E., (2013) Rethinking the Street Children Phenomena: An Evaluation of Losses Gains and Anticipation, The Case Of Nakuru Municipality, Kenya. American International Journal of Contemporary Research Vol. 3 No. 1 2013.

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Title	Institution
Member (Since 2013)	Institute of Human Resource Management - Kenya
Member (Since 2013)	Kenya Institute Social Work and Community Development
MEMBER	INSTITUTE OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

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