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Name: | Rev. Dr. Patrick Musembi, PhD |
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Mobile: | +254 709 972 000 |
E-mail: | pmusembi@daystar.ac.ke |
Website: | None |
Updated: | 18 Oct, 2024 |
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I am an accomplished educationist with over 20 years� teaching experience at university level.
I conceived and founded department of the Peace and International Studies at Daystar in 2010. I developed and implemented the curriculum for BA in Peace and Conflict Transformation of Daystar University in 2008 making Daystar the first University in Kenya to offer a BA in Peace and Conflict Transformation.
I have strategically grown the number of faculty members from 1 to 25 and grown the Academic Programmes from One to Five including one diploma, two BA and one MA programme.
Under my leadership the department has grown from about 43 students in 2010 to over 1000 students accounting for 20 percent of the student population in 2019.
Additionally, I chair the Spiritual Nurture Committee (SNC) of the Senate which is responsible for the Spiritual Welfare of the University. I help initiate and guide Spiritual Nurture programmes for the Community.
Away from Daystar, I Chair the National Board of Trustees (BOT) of the Christian Chapels Kenya where I mentor young pastors, help them in the running of their local churches, as well as developing governance and accountability structures for the ministry in Kenya and beyond.
I am an associate member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators of Kenya
Currently teaching Post-Conflict Reconstruction, Seminar on Selected Topics in International Relations to graduate students, and Human security to second year undergraduate students.
Musembi, P. (2018). An assessment of the approaches employed in the management of conflicts: A case of Tana River County, Kenya. Available at DOI: https://doi.org/10.24941/ijcr.32297.09.2018
Published2018
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Musembi, P. & Iteyo, C. (2018). Exploring the Role of Community Participation Approach in the Management of Protracted Conflicts in Africa: A Case of Tana River County, Kenya. Journal of African Interdisciplinary Studies (JAIS). Volume 2, Number 7, July 2018, pages 4- 17.
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Musembi, P. (2007). The Role of the Church in the Challenge of Poverty Alleviation in Sub- Saharan Africa’ Perspectives. An academic journal of Daystar University, January, 2007 Vol. 1. No. 2
Published2007
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Published2017
2017 - Presented a paper titled, “Post-conflict Reconstruction and Peacebuilding Efforts in South Sudan: An Assessment of the Post- Liberation Role of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD)” in a workshop titled “Balancing Justice and Peace The Role of Regional Organizations’ in Justice Processes, funded by the Royal Irish
Academy to build capacity for early-career researchers in Kenya on May 18th 2017
Published2016
2016 - I participated in curriculum development for a diploma in peace and conflict transformation for the institute Great Lakes Peacebuilding Institute, based in Burundi.
Published2008
2008 I participated in a Reconciliation Conference organized by the Great Lakes Institutes of Peace-building (GLI) in Burundi.
Published2012
Musembi, P. & Kaburu, M. (2012). Conflict communications guidelines for conflict mitigation with regard to conflicts in Isiolo. (A manual published by the Interreligious Council of Kenya and UNICEF, 2012.)
Published2008
Musembi, P. (2008). Towards Community Cohesion and Conflict Transformation. A Bible Study Guide prepared for Daystar Community in response to the post-election violence, January 2008.
My research interests include: Conflict Analysis, Armed Violence Reduction (AVR), Peacebuilding, Reconciliation, Conflict Transformation, and Community Security. Currently,
I am involved in an ongoing research project about the conflict in Tana River County, in the delta of Kenya�s largest river, which has persisted for so long in spite of numerous interventions by state and non- state actors. This project seeks to build capacity among the various stakeholders, organizations and government agencies involved in managing the Tana River conflict.