Prof. Anne Andayi Sande

Prof. Anne Andayi Sande

Associate Professor

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

Department of Social Sciences

Biography

Teaching

Outputs

Research/PhD

Biography of Prof. Anne Sande
Professor Anne Sande is a distinguished academic serving as a Professor in the Department of Social Sciences at Chuka University, Kenya. With a robust educational background, including a Ph.D. and Master’s Degrees in Disaster Management and Sustainable Development, alongside a Bachelor’s Degree in Science Education and a Higher Diploma in Human Resource Management, Professor Sande brings a wealth of expertise to her role.
Her academic journey spans over three decades, during which she has made significant contributions to various fields including Science Education, Community Development, Disaster Management, Sociology, and related social sciences. As a seasoned educator, she has been instrumental in shaping the minds of students at Chuka University, imparting knowledge and fostering critical thinking among learners. Furthermore, her mentorship and supervision of postgraduate students, both at the Master’s and Ph.D. levels, highlight her commitment to nurturing the next generation of scholars.
Professor Sande’s dedication to academic excellence is evident through her role as a paper reviewer for Chuka University journals, where she has diligently ensured the quality and rigor of scholarly publications for the past five years. This involvement underscores her dedication to upholding the highest standards of research and contributing to the advancement of knowledge in her field.
Before assuming her current position, Professor Sande served as a tutor in a technical institute within the Department of Applied Sciences, where she gained valuable insights into diverse educational environments. Additionally, her experience teaching STEM subjects in various secondary schools across Kenya has further enriched her understanding of educational practices and challenges.
Driven by her passion for education and informed by her expertise in disaster management and sustainable development, Professor Anne Sande stands as a beacon of leadership and influence within the academic community. Her contributions to scholarship and mentorship extend beyond the confines of Chuka University, making her a respected figure in her field both nationally and internationally. Through her dedication and commitment, Professor Sande continues to inspire and empower future generations of scholars, leaving an indelible mark on academia and society as a whole.

FIELD OF SPECIALIZATION
Disaster Management/Community Development

WORK EXPERIENCE
October 2023: Associate Professor, Social Sciences Department, Chuka University.
May 2019 to date: Senior Lecturer, Social Sciences Department, Chuka University.
December 2015-2019- Lecturer, Social Sciences Department, Chuka University.
November 2012 – 2016- Assistant Lecturer, Social Sciences Department, Chuka University.
2009-2012 (3yrs) External Lecturer Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology.
2004-2012 (9yrs) Senior Teacher; Sigalagala Technical Training Institute. Subjects: Biochemistry, Anatomy and physiology
2002-2004 (2yrs) Graduate Teacher: Matende Secondary School- Biology and Chemistry (Teachers Service Commission)
1999-2002 (3yrs) Graduate Teacher: Mukumu Boys High School- Biology and Chemistry (Teachers Service Commission)
1996-1999 (3yrs) Graduate Teacher: Butere Girls High School- Biology and Chemistry (Teachers Service Commission)
1994-1995 (1yr) Graduate Teacher: Malava Girls Secondary School- Biology and Chemistry (Teachers Service Commission)

EDUCATION
PhD, Kisii University
MA, Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology
B.Ed. (Science), Egerton University

POSTGRADUATE TOPICS SUPERVISED

1. Strategies of Water Resource Users Associations in Promoting Sustainable Water Projects: A case of Tana Catchment Area, Kenya
2. Assessment of Factors affecting Sustainability of Donor Funded Food Security in Tharaka Nithi South Sub County, Kenya.
3. Factors Influencing Perfomance of Income Generating Enterprises Owned by Youth Living with Disabilities (YLWD) in Chuka/Igamba-Ngombe Constituencies, Kenya.
4. Gender and Urban Agriculture: The Case Study of Kakamega County, Kenya.
5. Adoption of New Grain Storage Technologies in Embu County, Kenya.
6. Community development): Effectiveness of NjaaMarufuku Kenya Programme on Food Security to small Holder Farmers in Embu West Sub- County, Kenya.
7. Youth Violence: Exploration of Predisposing Factors in Garissa Sub- County, Garissa County, Kenya.
8. Effectiveness of Cash transfer Programme in Promoting the Welfare of Orphans and Vulnerable Children in Secondary Schools in Embu East Sub- County, Kenya.
9. The relationship between Women Literacy and Household Food Security: A case of IgambaNg’ombe Division, TharakaNithi County, Kenya.
10. Role of Entrepreneurship Training Program on the Performance of Youth Enterprises: A case Study of Laikipia East Sub County, Laikipia
11. ChildLabour and its Impacts in Public Primary Schools in Dadaab, Garissa County.