Felix Nyamoko
Chairperson (TUSA)
TUSA is a non-partisan and non-sectarian association, providing an inclusive forum through which students can deliberate on issues of common concern while fostering unity, mutual respect, transparency, accountability, and responsible leadership. Rooted in the mission and values of Teaching Minds, Touching Hearts and Transforming Lives, TUSA exists to support the integral formation of students in line with Christian values and the laws of the Republic of Kenya.
At its core, TUSA advocates for the rights and interests of students in academic affairs, disciplinary processes, administration, health services, social welfare, and campus security. It acts as a formal link between students and University authorities, facilitating dialogue, cooperation, and student participation in relevant organs of university governance.
Membership in TUSA is automatic and inclusive, encompassing all registered Tangaza University students, inclusive without discrimination on the basis of race, gender, nationality, creed, or physical ability. TUSA is made up of students from over fiftytwo nationality groups of students from Africa, Asia, Europe and America, shaping a fraternity of rich cultural diversity.
Through its elected organs, including the General Assembly, Congress, and Executive Council, TUSA exercises democratic leadership, coordinates student activities, manages finances responsibly, and promotes co-curricular, cultural, and developmental initiatives. In doing so, TUSA not only represents student interests but also nurtures responsible citizenship, leadership skills, and a sense of shared responsibility for the welfare of the University community and society at large.
Rooted in Tangaza University's Mission & Values
At its core, TUSA advocates for the rights and interests of students in academic affairs, disciplinary processes, administration, health services, social welfare, and campus security. It acts as a formal link between students and University authorities, facilitating dialogue, cooperation, and student participation in relevant organs of university governance.
Our Mission
To represent, protect, and promote the academic, social, spiritual, cultural, and economic welfare of all Tangaza University students through inclusive, responsible, and values-driven student leadership.
Our Vision
To be a united, democratic, and vibrant student body that forms responsible leaders and fosters holistic student development within a culturally diverse university community.
Our Values
Unity in diversity, transparency, accountability, mutual respect, responsible leadership, and commitment to Christian values in line with the laws of the Republic of Kenya.
Our Objectives
To advocate for students’ rights and interests, facilitate dialogue between students and university authorities, and support integral formation through academic, social, cultural, and spiritual engagement.
Our Activities
Student representation in university governance, promotion of sports and extra-academic activities, organization of debates and quizzes, support of student welfare initiatives, and coordination of cultural and developmental programs.
Our Clubs
TUSA promotes and supports student clubs and interest groups including sports clubs, debate and quiz teams, cultural and nationality-based associations, academic and theology clubs, peer counselling, and creative and wellness-oriented groups.TUSA's Governing Body
Through its elected organs, including the General Assembly, Congress, and Executive Council, TUSA exercises democratic leadership, coordinates student activities, manages finances responsibly, and promotes co-curricular, cultural, and developmental initiatives. In doing so, TUSA not only represents student interests but also nurtures responsible citizenship, leadership skills, and a sense of shared responsibility for the welfare of the University community and society at large.
Providing Holistic Student Development
Keeping to her purpose, TUSA promotes the social life of students by encouraging formation of clubs and other interest groups, thereby creating avenues to students to participate in the students life actively, and developing their leadership skills which would prepare them to thrive in the society after graduation.
Sports Activities at Tangaza University and Their Contribution to Holistic Student Development
Tangaza University recognizes sports and physical activities as an integral component of holistic education, contributing significantly to the physical, mental, social, and emotional well-being of students. In line with its commitment to forming well-rounded individuals, the University actively promotes a variety of sporting activities that complement academic formation and foster community life.
Among the major sports activities at Tangaza University are football, basketball, and volleyball. These games attract wide student participation and serve as platforms for nurturing teamwork, discipline, leadership, and resilience. Regular training sessions and friendly matches encourage students to maintain physical fitness, manage stress, and develop healthy lifestyles that positively influence their academic performance.
Debates and Quiz Competitions: Extra-Academic Activities at Tangaza University
Tangaza University promotes debates and quiz competitions as key extra-academic activities that enrich the intellectual, social, and personal development of students. These platforms complement formal classroom learning by encouraging critical thinking, intellectual curiosity, and active engagement with contemporary academic and societal issues.
Debate activities provide students with opportunities to develop strong analytical, communication, and public-speaking skills. Through structured arguments and respectful exchange of ideas, students learn to think logically, articulate their positions clearly, and engage constructively with differing perspectives. Participation in debates also nurtures confidence, ethical reasoning, leadership, and a culture of dialogue; skills that are essential for academic excellence and responsible citizenship.
Student Clubs at Tangaza University and Their Contribution to Holistic Formation
Tangaza University supports a wide range of student clubs as an essential dimension of holistic education and formation. These clubs provide structured spaces where students can develop intellectually, spiritually, socially, culturally, and physically beyond the formal academic curriculum. Through active participation, students are empowered to integrate theory with practice while fostering a strong sense of community within the University.
Physical and wellness-oriented clubs, such as the Karate Club, promote physical fitness, discipline, self-control, and mental resilience. Participation in such activities contributes to healthy lifestyles, stress management, and personal confidence, thereby supporting both physical and psychological well-being.
SEMA Magazine: The Official Student and Campus-Based Journal of Tangaza University
SEMA Magazine is the official student and campus-based journal of Tangaza University Students Association. It serves as a vital platform for student expression, intellectual engagement, and scholarly development. As a student-led publication, SEMA Magazine provides students with a credible and structured voice through which they can reflect on university life, academic experiences, social issues, and matters affecting the wider Church and society.
Through articles, essays, interviews, opinion pieces, creative writing, and research-based contributions, SEMA Magazine enables students to articulate their perspectives thoughtfully and responsibly. This process encourages critical reflection, ethical communication, and informed dialogue, thereby strengthening students’ ability to engage constructively with diverse viewpoints within and beyond the University community.
Safeguarding Initiative Office News & Updates
Have Questions? Read the FAQ
Who can apply for the TEFLAP programme?
Anyone seeking to improve their proficiency in English or other foreign languages, regardless of background or nationality.
Are there specific entry requirements?
Basic academic qualifications and a willingness to learn. Some courses may require a placement test.
What career or academic opportunities does TEFLAP open up?
Graduates can pursue further studies, professional courses, or participate in mission and community work both locally and internationally.
Is TEFLAP only for those interested in religious work?
No, TEFLAP is open to all learners-students, professionals, missionaries, and anyone seeking language skills for personal or career growth.
How long does the programme take?
Duration varies by course; details are available on the programme page.
Contact Information
Want to get in touch? Sometimes you need a little help. Don’t worry, We’re here for you. We’d love to hear from you. Here’s how you can reach us…
TUSA Office
- +254 722 204 724
- tusa@tangaza.ac.ke
- P.O. Box 15055 - 00509, Langata South Rd.
Join Tangaza University for a Journey of Knowledge and Excellence!
By enrolling in our diverse range of programs, you will join a community of passionate learners and accomplished faculty who are dedicated to nurturing your intellectual curiosity and preparing you for success in a rapidly evolving world.
Join Tangaza University for a Journey of Knowledge and Excellence!
By enrolling in our diverse range of programs, you will join a community of passionate learners and accomplished faculty who are dedicated to nurturing your intellectual curiosity and preparing you for success in a rapidly evolving world.
- Langata South Road, Karen - Nairobi
- P.O. Box 15055 - 00509
- +254 722 204 724
- +254 733 685 059
- +254 208 067 667
- inquiries@tangaza.ac.ke