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Volunteerism: A Win-Win Undertaking by Murimi, Mary W.

“…Volunteerism in America could be considered a national pastime with nearly 1 in 4 Americans, an estimated 62.6 million people, serving as volunteers according to the National and Community Service report.1 Volunteerism includes a wide range of activities undertaken to serve others or contribute to a cause of common good for the general public where monetary reward is not the driving factor, according to the general assembly of the United Nations.2 The Society for Nutrition Education and Behavior (SNEB) as an organization would never achieve its stated goals without the many hours and skills provided by its member volunteers.…”
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Perceived Fathers’ Parenting Behaviours and Adolescent Children’s Academic Performance In Kenya Primary Schools by Githinji, Scolastica Kariuki, Kuria, Stanley Githinji

“…Findings revealed that fathers’ high monitoring, availability and provision of basic needs are linked to pupils’ higher academic performance at p< .001. …”
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Relationship between Human Capacity Building and Performance of Micro and Small Enterprises (Mses) In Kisumu City by Kithae, Peter Paul, Keino, Dinah Chebet

“…*Despite*the* central* role* of* mses* in* employment,* industrial* transformation* and* poverty* reduction,* the* competitiveness* and* growth* prospects* of* Mses* Fall* below* the* levels* required* to* meet* challenges* of* increasing* and* changing* basis* for* competition.* Effective*management* of*a*company’s*human*resources* is*key*to* business*survival*in*today’s*world.…”
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Developing a Framework for Promoting Blended Learning (Teachnology) among Communication Students at Daystar University by Kowuor, Rosemary Nyaole

“…The study was based on Denscombe’s action research model and was conducted over a period of two years during which, I worked with students, as co-facilitators and peer-mentors, during every class session on rotational basis, in planning for class sessions and coming up with class activities or instructional practices that they believed would help promote active learning and critical reflection. …”
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