Dr. Edward Ngubo Moracha holds Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology (Kisii University), M.A Counseling Psychology (USIU) and a Bachelor of psychology (Counseling). He is the current chair of the Department of psychology. He is greatly concerned about youth psychopathology and psychosocial issues, positive psychology and empowerment of the youth through psycho- education and counselling. He has published articles in peer reviewed journals.  He has a wide experience in counselling and Psychotherapy. Apart from designing, preparing and developing courses, modules and curricula, he also conducts and supervises research.  He gives motivational talks that inspire individuals on societal challenges.
He occasionally gives talks on youth and trainings with cooperate organizations. He is a professional trainer and an accredited counselor member by Kenya Counseling and Psychological Association (KCPA).

Dr. Rose Otieno holds a Doctor of philosophy degree in Clinical Psychology from Daystar University, Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology from Daystar University, Bachelor of Arts in Psychology & Counseling from the University of Nairobi and Bachelor of Education Arts from Kenyatta University. Dr. Rose is a lecturer in the Department of Psychology. She is the current Chair of gender mainstreaming committee in the university. She is a mental health specialist, a strong advocate of provision of mental health services as part of provision health care. She has many years of experience in research, training, consultancy and provision of mental health care, with a focus on education, gender issues, trauma, psychological screening and assessment, counseling children, youth and families as well as well as development across lifespan. She has consulted for various organizations, churches and schools on education matters, mental health issues, life skills for children and adolescents, and parental skills.  Strength in in research include linking theory with practice, literature review, establishing gaps in research and qualitative data analysis.
Dr. Rose currently runs a number of community outreach programs together with her students as a form of mentorship for her undergraduate students in the area of community mental health as well as children’s and adolescents’ mental health.

Dr. Michael Mbiriri holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology (Daystar University), M.A Counseling Psychology (USIU) and a Bachelor of Education Degree from Egerton University. He is greatly concerned about family psychosocial issues, wellbeing and empowerment of the youth through Counseling and psycho- education. Mbiriri is currently the coordinator of postgraduate students in the department of psychology. He is a board member of Kisii university AIDS control Unit.  Besides teaching, he has published numerous articles in peer reviewed journals. In addition he has rich experience in Psychotherapy, assessment and diagnosis of mental disorders. Apart from designing, preparing and developing courses, modules and curricula, he also conducts and supervises research. Periodically he delivers speech that inspires the audience to reflect upon their own life in some profound way that gets them to change their behavior or take a specific action.He occasionally gives talks on Family and marriage issues in the mainstream media stations as well as writing articles in Daily newspapers in Kenya. He is an accredited counselor Supervisor by Kenya Counseling and Psychological Association (KCPA).

Dr Samson Barongo, PhD, is a Lecturer in the Department of Psychology and has BED (ARTS) from Egerton, MA- Counseling Psychology-USIU and PhD- Clinical Psychology: (DAYSTAR). He is an interdisciplinary researcher. Widely published in marriage, family therapy.  Currently engaged in Alcohol and Addiction research. Has interest in community outreach. Other strengths are capacity in many thematic areas of psychology and social sciences