PHOTO: Moi University scouts during a past event | COURTESY

As a first-year student at Moi University, you are presented with a vast array of clubs and societies that cater to various interests and professional development. These organizations are designed to nurture talent, enhance your skills, and foster a sense of community. Among the essential groups to consider are associations based on regional backgrounds and specific academic courses, as well as other clubs that focus on diverse activities and personal growth.

Regional and Cultural Associations

Moi University boasts numerous associations for students from different counties and regions, such as Kisumu, Kisii, Kakamega, and the Coast among others. These associations are crucial for first-year students, providing a support network and a sense of belonging. They are instrumental in promoting general well-being and facilitating connections with peers from similar backgrounds. Additionally, they play a significant role in cultural activities, such as Cultural Week and inter-community sports events, fostering intercultural understanding and unity.

PHOTO: A section of the Kamba community troupes during a past Cultural Week event | COURTESY

Academic Course Associations

Almost all courses at Moi University have their own association, comprising of students from all years of study. These associations offer a platform for academic support, networking, and professional development. An example is the Moi University Information Science Students Association (MUISSA), which includes all Information Science students. Such organizations are very key for academic collaboration and career advancement.

PHOTO: Geography Students Association of Moi University (GEOSAMU) during a past event | COURTESY.

Red Cross Club

The Red Cross Club at Moi University is dedicated to humanitarian activities and community service. Members engage in charity work, such as visiting and supporting children’s homes. They also conduct first aid training sessions, equipping students with essential life-saving skills. The Red Cross Club is a great avenue for those passionate about humanitarianism and making a positive impact on society.

Kenya Scouts

Kenya Scouts at Moi University are known for their disciplined marches during university events and overseeing the anthems. They participate in various community service activities, leadership training, and outdoor adventures like camping, which promote teamwork and resilience among members.

CHAKIMO (Chama Cha Kiswahili Moi)

CHAKIMO is a vibrant club focused on nurturing proficiency in the Kiswahili language. It provides a platform for aspiring Kiswahili teachers, public speakers, and media personalities. The club conducts Kiswahili debates, and its members attend national Kiswahili conferences, enhancing their linguistic and oratory skills.

The Legacy Media

Legacy Media is the premier media house at Moi University. It keeps the university community informed about current events and trends. Members engage in discussions on various trending topics and write articles for the weekly Legacy Media publication. This club is ideal for Media students and anyone passionate about journalism.

PHOTO: A Legacy Media news update on Thursday, April 18th, 2024 | COURTESY

Peer Counsellors Movement

The Peer Counsellors Movement plays a big role in promoting mental health and well-being at Moi University. Members offer peer support, organize awareness campaigns, and provide counseling services, ensuring students have access to necessary emotional and psychological support.

Moi University Sports Teams

Moi University offers a wide range of sports activities, including football, rugby, netball, handball, lawn tennis, table tennis, racquetball, basketball, skating, athletics, karate, and taekwondo. Joining a sports team not only helps in staying fit but also fosters teamwork and school spirit.

Moi University Christian Union 

For students with a strong faith, the Moi University Christian Union offers a community for spiritual growth. The union organizes religious gatherings, prayer meetings, and crusades, providing a space for worship and fellowship.

Moi University Press Club (the 3rd Eye)

The Moi University Press Club is dedicated to nurturing journalists. it also produces a weekly publication. The club offers valuable experience for those interested in media and communications.

 Modelling Club

The Modelling Club at Moi University nurtures aspiring runway models. Members showcase their fashion during university events and gain exposure to the modeling industry. The club provides a platform for students to express their creativity and style.

PHOTO: A section of Moi University models during a past event | COURTESY 

Music and Drama Club

The Music and Drama Club is a hub for singers, actors and performers. Members participate in national competitions and perform at university events, including singing the school anthem. This club is perfect for those passionate about music and theater.

AIESEC

'AIESEC in Moi University' provides opportunities for leadership development and global experiences. The organization hosts career fairs, offers exchange programs abroad, and connects students with international internships, fostering professional and personal growth.

Joining these and other clubs and organizations as a first-year student at Moi University will enrich your university experience, offering numerous opportunities for personal development, networking, and making lasting memories. Whether you are interested in professional development, cultural activities, sports, or community service, there is a club for you.