Life and Times of Professor Bethwel Allan Ogot

Life and Times of Professor Bethwel Allan Ogot

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Professor Emeritus of Maseno University

At Maseno University, Professor Bethwell Allan Ogot made significant contributions to academia, particularly in the advancement of research and postgraduate studies. He founded the Institute of Research and Postgraduate Studies, aiming to enhance the university's research capabilities and support advanced academic pursuits. In addition to this, Prof. Ogot held the UNESCO Chair for Higher Education in Africa at Maseno University, reflecting his commitment to elevating educational standards and fostering academic excellence across the continent.

Throughout his tenure, Prof. Ogot was instrumental in mentoring numerous scholars and guiding research initiatives that have had a lasting impact on African historiography and higher education. His leadership and vision have left an enduring legacy at Maseno University and beyond.

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Tribute: Professor Bethwel Allan Ogot

"Professor Bethwell Allan Ogot’s legacy at Maseno University was one of academic excellence and visionary leadership".

 

 

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"From founding the Institute of Research and Postgraduate Studies at Maseno University to shaping African historiography, Prof. Bethwell Allan Ogot’s legacy spans decades of academic excellence. His passing on January 30, 2025, marks the end of an era, but his influence will continue to inspire generations to come."

Prof. Ogot (left) attending Senate meeting at Maseno University Boardroom

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MASENO UNIVERSITY fraternity pays sincere tribute to Professor B. A. Ogot, Professor Emeritus of History and founder Director of IRPS that grew to become the School of Graduate Studies. Prof. Ogot was instrumental in the development of the University as a great scholar and an invaluable advisor whose great contribution to the academia shall be etched in the institutional memory in Maseno for ever.
Prof. Julius O. Nyabundi PhD., OGW.
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