APHRC’s Interns
This CoP (Community of Practice) is exclusively designated for current and former APHRC interns.
Please note that this group is intended only for individuals who are either currently serving as APHRC interns or who have previously completed an internship with APHRC. Requests to join from individuals outside these categories will be denied access.
Hello everyone, My name is Baulyne Ochola, I am currently an intern at APHRC under the RRCS Division, within the ICS unit. I hold a Bachelors of Education(Arts) from Mount Kenya University, specializing in Geography and Business Studies. My academic background has equipped…
Hi everyone! My name is Ijeamaka Achebe, I also go by Ije. I recently graduated from Yale University with a Bachelor\'s degree in the History of Science, Medicine, and Public Health. I am now pursuing my master\'s in public health…
Hello. I\'m Grace Khatenya, currently pursuing a Masters degree in Nutritional Sciences at Egerton University. I am skilled in development of data collection tools, collection of both quantitative and qualitative data, and data analysis. My research intrests are in climate change…
Hello everyone, I am Vivian Anoemuah. I am a public health nutritionist and an intern under the CACEPS WP2 project.
We are glad you are here finally!!
Hi, iam Bivon Momanyi a graduate from kaimosi friends University. I\'m a Full Stack Developer and IT professional passionate about building practical digital solutions that solve real-world problems. I enjoy creating responsive web applications, learning new technologies, and turning innovative ideas…
Hello everyone, my name is Nonvicks Ochieng an Intern under RRCS division.
Thank you for sharing your journey and reflections. Your emphasis on consistency, curiosity, and reliability is particularly valuable for those who are still navigating the early stages of their careers. I also appreciate your reminder that career paths are rarely…
My journey has been a mix of learning, adapting, and taking every opportunity seriously, whether it was during my internship, project work, or stepping into more responsibility.One lesson I’ve learned is that consistency matters more. The people who grow are…
We all started here as interns, and our paths have since diverged in different ways—temporary roles, permanent positions, and ongoing internships.
What has your journey looked like so far, and what lessons or stories would you share that could inspire others who are still growing within this space?
