On July 30, 2025, the College of Human Resource Management (CHRM) hosted a momentous swearing-in ceremony for the newly elected student leaders of the CHRM Students Council. The event, held at the college’s main campus, marked a significant milestone in the institution’s student governance, as the elected leaders took their oaths of office, pledging to serve their peers with dedication and integrity. The ceremony, presided over by a distinguished advocate, was a blend of formality and celebration, reflecting the college’s commitment to fostering leadership among its students.
The swearing-in was graced by key members of the CHRM administration, underscoring the institution’s support for student leadership. Among the notable attendees were Milkah Murimi, HR Admin and Executive Assistant to the Principal, Simon Kachibo, Learning Coordinator, Linet Chedeye, Head of Academics, and Stephen Olu Satima, CHRM Exams Officer. Their presence highlighted the importance of the occasion and the college’s investment in nurturing a collaborative relationship between the administration and the student body.
The newly elected student leaders, chosen through a democratic process by their peers, represent a group tasked with steering the CHRM Students Council toward a future of inclusivity, innovation, and excellence. Leading the council is Kiprotich Amos, sworn in as President, whose vision and charisma earned him the trust of the student body. Supporting him is Marion Ndungu, the Vice President. Moses Mukuta, the Secretary General, brings organizational prowess that will ensure the council’s operations run smoothly, while Marion Ongeri, the Academics Representative, is poised to advocate for academic excellence and support.
The council also welcomed Daniella Mutai as the Social Affairs Representative, Josee Peter, sworn in as Treasurer, who will oversee the council’s financial responsibilities, ensuring transparency and accountability. Rounding out the team is Ben Mukanya, the Sports and Entertainment Representative, whose creativity promises an engaging calendar of events to foster camaraderie and school spirit.
The ceremony itself was a solemn and uplifting affair. The advocate administering the oaths emphasized the weight of the responsibilities the leaders were undertaking, reminding them of their duty to serve with integrity, fairness, and a commitment to the welfare of their fellow students. Each leader, standing before their peers and the administration, recited the oath with conviction, pledging to uphold the values of CHRM and champion the interests of the student community.
The swearing-in of Kiprotich Amos, Marion Ndungu, Moses Mukuta, Marion Ongeri, Daniella Mutai, Josee Peter, and Ben Mukanya marks the beginning of an exciting chapter for CHRM. With their diverse talents and shared commitment, the leaders are well-positioned to inspire and uplift the student community, leaving a lasting impact on the institution’s legacy of excellence.
