The Co-operative University of Kenya (CUK) Alumni Association held its inaugural Charity Golf Challenge at Vetlab Golf Club on Saturday, drawing more than 100 golfers and over 40 sponsors and partners.
The Co-operative University of Kenya (CUK) Alumni Association held its inaugural Charity Golf Challenge at Vetlab Golf Club on Saturday, drawing more than 100 golfers and over 40 sponsors and partners.
The tournament launched a programme through which former students will support students in need, mentor students and contribute to research at the university.
The Co-operative University of Kenya (CUK) Alumni Association held its inaugural Charity Golf Challenge at Vetlab Golf Club on Saturday, drawing more than 100 golfers and over 40 sponsors and partners.
The tournament launched a programme through which former students will support students in need, mentor students and contribute to research at the university.
“The Alumni Association is committed to creating a platform that can make a lasting difference in the lives of students and in the development of the University,” said the association’s vice chairperson, Mary Njoki Mbugua.
Association chairperson Solomon Angutsa Atsiaya, who is also the CEO of Kenya National Police DT SACCO, said the tournament was the first step in a wider effort to keep alumni involved in the university’s development.
