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Bethel College Board appoints Gering to second term
The Board of Directors has given Jon C. Gering, Ph.D., a second term as president of Bethel College in a unanimous vote.
Gering began serving as president Jan. 29, 2018. He has been appointed to a 5-year term effective July 1, 2021.
Gering is a 1994 Bethel honors graduate in biology, with master’s and doctoral degrees from Miami University of Ohio, and spent 17 years as a faculty member in the Department of Biology and as an administrator at Truman State University, Kirksville, Mo., before assuming the Bethel presidency.
“The board enthusiastically renewed President Gering’s contract for five years – a direct result of the confidence we have and value we place in his leadership,” said Lori Schmidt-Harrison, Santa Barbara, Calif., vice chair of the Bethel Board of Directors.
Varsities, National Treasury top in State s performance appraisal
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The National Treasury building, Nairobi.[Elvis Ogina,Standard]
Universities have dominated the list of top ten best performing parastatals in performance contracting of all ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) with the University of Embu emerging as the best-performing state corporation.
The National Treasury was ranked the best ministry.
This is according to the latest report by the Public Service Performance Management and Monitoring Unit (PSPMMU) looking at the performance of 223 public institutions in the last financial year.
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In the ranking, Tharaka Nithi University emerged second, followed by the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Curriculum Development, Assessment and Certification Council.
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Chamber to reopen investigation into architects guilty of Miriam Pace house collapse
Professional regulator cannot suspend architects without minimum one-year prison sentence, but will reopen investigation into breach of directives
2 July 2021, 6:32am
by Matthew Vella
Flowers and candles are placed along the boundary wall sealing off the remains of Miriam Pace s house during a demonstration in March 2021 by Repubblika
The Chamber of Architects will not take any disciplinary measures on the points already decided upon by a criminal court against the two architects found guilty of having caused the house collapse that killed Miriam Pace, in Santa Venera.
The Chamber said that as a regulator of the profession with the power of a quasi-judicial body, it was unable to institute action on the same charges the two architects were already found guilty of.