- Egerton University will today hold a candle-lighting ceremony in memory of the late Prof. Catherine Wawasi Kitetu.
- The event will celebrate her contributions to teaching, research and mentorship.
- Students, staff, alumni, family and friends are expected to gather for prayers, tributes and reflections
Egerton University will today hold a candle-lighting ceremony in honour of the late Prof Catherine Wawasi Kitetu as the institution celebrates her life, achievements and lasting contribution to academia.
The event, organised by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS), will take place at the faculty grounds and is expected to bring together students, lecturers, staff members, alumni, family and friends.
According to the university, the ceremony will feature prayers, heartfelt tributes, soulful music and a symbolic candle-lighting session in remembrance of the renowned scholar, mentor and teacher.
Prof. Kitetu is remembered for her dedication to teaching, research and mentorship, qualities that endeared her to students and colleagues throughout her distinguished academic career.
Members of the university community are expected to share memories and reflections on the impact she made in shaping lives and advancing scholarship.
The candle-lighting ceremony will provide an opportunity for mourners to celebrate a life well lived and honour a legacy that continues to inspire learners and educators alike.
A lasting legacy
University officials said the event will also serve as a moment of unity and reflection as the institution pays tribute to a colleague whose commitment to academic excellence, integrity and service left an indelible mark on the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences and the wider university community.
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The university has invited members of the public to attend the event and join in celebrating the life and legacy of Prof. Catherine Wawasi Kitetu under the theme, “A Life Well Lived Leaves a Lasting Legacy.”
By Jeff Kirui
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