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New Catholic University of Eastern Africa VC Pledges Academic Excellence, Accountability
Fr. Elias Omondi Opongo pledged to improve academic excellence, financial sustainability, and accountability following his installation as Vice Chancellor and Rector of the Catholic University of Eastern Africa. He shared these priorities during the university's graduation Mass on Thursday, October 22.
The Jesuit priest stated that the university's strategic plan focuses on stabilization, transformation, and sustainable growth. He explained that strengthening governance, institutional systems, and financial stability will create a foundation for transforming the institution's culture and academic ambitions while maintaining its Catholic identity.
Fr. Omondi outlined six strategic pillars to guide his leadership of the regional institution, which is owned by the Association of Member Episcopal Conferences in Eastern Africa. The first pillar, collegiality and shared responsibility, involves building trust and consultation.
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