Kevin Naboth

I'm an enthusiastic and optimistic student undertaking a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science with Technology  from Zetech University. 

I'm passionate about administration and governance.

As a budding political scientist, my academic pursuits are only half the story. To truly understand the intricate dance of power and policy, I've actively sought experiences that complement classroom learning. These ventures, a blend of professional and volunteer work, have equipped me with diverse perspectives and invaluable practical skills, shaping me into a well-rounded scholar ready to engage in the complex world of politics.

My internship at the local council, for instance, wasn't your typical coffee-fetching gig. Thrust into the heart of policy formulation, I witnessed firsthand the delicate interplay between public needs, political agendas, and budgetary constraints. I drafted community outreach programs, analyzed voting patterns, and even co-authored a proposal for improved waste management – an experience that instilled in me the crucial ability to translate theoretical frameworks into actionable solutions.

Beyond the formal setting, volunteering at an NGO advocating for refugee rights opened my eyes to the human cost of political decisions. I facilitated workshops on cultural awareness, organized fundraising drives, and even co-wrote a report highlighting the discriminatory practices faced by refugees – all while juggling coursework and exams. This demanding yet rewarding experience honed my communication, teamwork, and advocacy skills, reminding me that political science isn't just about abstract concepts; it's about the lived experiences of real people.

But my political compass wasn't solely pointed towards grand issues. Recognizing the power of grassroots change, I volunteered at a local campaign for improved public transportation. Canvassing neighborhoods, organizing voter registration drives, and even designing social media campaigns – these activities not only demystified the electoral process but also taught me the importance of mobilizing communities and amplifying unheard voices.

Of course, the academic side of political science remains my bedrock. Researching the history of political movements in Kenya, analyzing the impact of foreign aid on development, and participating in lively classroom debates have sharpened my critical thinking, research, and analytical skills. These pursuits haven't just informed my understanding of political systems; they've also instilled in me a healthy skepticism and a thirst for deeper knowledge.

Looking ahead, I envision myself not just as an analyst of power dynamics, but as an active participant in shaping them. My experiences, both academic and practical, have instilled in me a commitment to social justice, a keen understanding of policy intricacies, and the ability to bridge the gap between theory and action. I am confident that as I embark on my professional journey, this unique blend of knowledge and experience will equip me to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of politics and contribute meaningfully to a more just and equitable world.

I'm currently a student in Zetech University Kiambu pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science with Technology .