Nairobi University Arts Students Association
University of Nairobi,
P.O. Box 30197 - 00100, Nairobi.
E-MAIL: nuarsa@uonbi.ac.ke
0729-860-032
Cell phone: 0726265778
NUARSA HOLDS MR. AND MISS ARTS BEAUTY PAGEANT.
September 26, 2014.
Mr. and Miss Arts (sitted) with the first and second runners up (standing)
This colorful event marked the first ever held Mr. and Miss Art’s beauty pageant in the history of
NUARSA and the Faculty of Arts. The above students from the Faculty of Arts clinched the top
positions thereby earning the titles of Mr. and Miss Arts and their runners up. This occasion
provided students with an opportunity to polish their modelling skills while at the same time gain
experience in this industry. It was with great pleasure that we hosted this activity to the delight of
the participants and the students’ fraternity. We partnered with Red Bull who provided awards
and drinks for the winners and participants respectively.
Social event…
Photo: A section of Lady Contestants in the beauty pageant.
By bringing students together, this episode promoted the peaceful co-existence of the students
who also got an opportunity to mingle and create networks amongst themselves. During the
event, entertainment was provided by the Free Travelling Theatre who performed dances, poems
among other activities.
The following clinched the top positions:
1. Mr. Arts- George Onyango
2. Miss Arts- Phelister Akinyi
3. 1st Runners up( male)4. 2nd runner up (male)5. 1st runners up (female)6. 2nd Runners up (female)-
Special thanks….
The Judges and the organizing secretary (NUARSA) far left together with Mr. and Miss
Arts. (Sitted)
We appreciate the College of Humanities and Social Sciences and the Faculty of Arts for their
continuous support towards our activities. If not for their support, we would not be able to hold
this particular event. Our special thanks also goes to Red Bull for accepting to partner with us.
The students both in the audience and those who participated in modelling, similarly played a
pivotal role in this occasion. We appreciate them and hold them with high esteem.
We look forward to holding related events with appropriate support and continue serving the
students’ interest.
PICTURE ILLUSTRATION.
Photo: A group of male students during a photo session after the event.
Photo: Students having fun during the event.
A VISIT TO THE US EMBASSY- RESOURCE CENTER.
OCTOBER 22, 2014.
Photo: Jude Thaddeus (chairperson –NUARSA addressing the students during the visit to
the US embassy.
On the above date, NUARSA took a group of the Faculty of Arts students to the US Embassy.
The major objective of this visit was to enable the students to access the resource center of the
embassy which is majorly the library. The students were registered with the library to enable
them access the online data bases and also the physical library. This went a long way in
enhancing their academic researches and scholastic pursuit.
Photo: students being taken through the process of online library registration.
The US Embassy library has a large online data base with a wide array of books from all
disciplines. Access to this library expands the options for research for the students. Furthermore,
students were told that they could access the physical library anytime they wished once they
registered.
Furthermore, this visit strengthened the relationship of the university to the embassy. The
embassy staff also showed students how they could get scholarships to study in the US.
Photo: students enjoying the facilities at the US Embassy resource center.
Generally, this visit was far enriching to both the students and the university as a whole. We
appreciate the support that the university is according to us consequently enabling us to carry out
such activities.