DR KIMOGA JOSEPH
Personal details
Address: P.O Box 1502
Kampala – Uganda
East Africa
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (00256) 392967224
Birth: 12th October 1971
Nationality: Ugandan
Education
 PhD of Sheffield University, England: July 2004 – July 2007
 Master of Philosophy – Sheffield University, England: July 2004 – July 2005 as an initial
stage for PhD, Pass
 MA Education – Lancaster University, England: September 2002 – September 2003,
awarded December 2003, Pass
 Post Graduate Diploma in Education – Makerere University, Uganda: September 2001 –
July 2002, awarded March 2003, 2nd Upper
 B. Divinity - Makerere University, Uganda: August 1995- June 1999, awarded March
2000, 2nd Upper
 B. Philosophy - Makerere University, Uganda: August 1991- May 1994, awarded January
1995, 2nd Lower
Publications
Kimoga, J. (2014) Lecturers’ perceptions on using Information and Communications Technology
in Higher Education Institutions. African Journal of Education and Technology, 4(1), pp
70 – 82.
Kimoga J. (2014) The Conflict between the Right to Religion and University Policies: Analysing
a Policy Impact. American Journal of Educational Research, 2, (4), pp 225-232.
Kimoga, J. (2014) University Students' beliefs on communicating meanings: Justifying the
language policy. Open Journal of Modern Linguistics, 4, 228-238.
Kimoga, J. (2012) Shaping a resourceful teacher: A new pedagogical outlook, LAP LAMBERT
ACADEMIC PUBLISHING, Saarbruecken – Germany.
Kimoga, J. (2010) Conceptualizing 'preoccupation': evidence from attention-seeker Questioning.
Journal of Curriculum Studies, 42 (4), pp 503 – 517.
Kimoga, J. (2010) Remorseless apology: Analysing a political letter. Journal of Pragmatics, 42,
pp 2181–2188.
Work experience in Academia
Lecturer, East African School of Educational Studies and Development, College of Education
and External Studies, Makerere University – since November 2010
Courses I teach
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Qualitative Research Methods
Ethical Studies in Education
Policy and Law in Higher Education
Policy Formulation and Strategic Planning
Masters Students I have supervised and have completed their researches
A - Graduated
1. RABWONI JUDITH: PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION AND THE QUALITY OF
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS IN MAKERERE UNIVERSITY – Graduated in January
2011
2. NAKALANZI STELLAH - 2007/HD04/10738U: MOTIVATION AND EMPLOYEE
PERFORMANCE IN KISUBI BROTHERS UGANDA MARTYRS UNIVERSITY,
KAMPALA – Graduated in January 2012
3. KATUSIIME DOREEN - 2010/HD04/2656U: EFFECT OF ORGANIZATIONAL
COMMUNICATION ON STAFF PRODUCTIVITY IN FACULTY OF ARTS AND
SOCIAL SCIENCES, KYAMBOGO UNIVERSITY – Graduated in January 2013
4. MBABAZI ANNET - 2009/HD04/16581U: MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AND
COMMITMENT OF ACADEMIC STAFF AT UGANDA CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY
(UCU) MUKONO, UGANDA – Graduated in January 2013
5. MIREMBE HELLEN – 2009/HD04/17011U: IMPLEMENTATION OF QUALITY
ASSURANCE MEASURES AND ITS INFLUENCE ON STAFF PERFORMANCE IN
MAKERERE UNIVERSITY – graduated in January 2013
6. NANSIKOMBI ALLEN – 2009/HD04/16539U: LEADERHIP STYLES AND
EFFECTIVENESS OF ACADEMIC STAFFS IN MAKERERERE UNIVESITY
BUSSINESS SCHOOL - graduated in January 2014
7. LUNYOLO OLIVE: ASSESSING THE INFLUENCE OF WORK ENVIRONMENT
ON THE SUCCESS OF QUALITY ASSURANCE POLICY IN MAKERERE
UNIVERSITY- graduated in January 2014
8. SSENABULYA DAVID MWANJE: MANAGEMENT OF RECORDS AND
STUDENTS COMPLETION RATES IN COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND
EXTERNAL STUDIES, MAKERERE UNIVERSITY- graduated in January 2014
9. STEVEN KITAKA - 2009/HD04/16578U: HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
PRACTICES AND LECTURERS JOB PERFORMANCE IN THE COLLEGE OF
EDUCATION AND EXTERNAL STUDIES, MAKERERE UNIVERSITY- graduated in
January 2014
10. AVAKO WINNIE - 2011/HDO4/2298U: POLICY ON STAFF MANAGEMENT AND
LECTURER JOB SATISFACTION IN THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND
EXTERNAL STUDIES MAKERERE UNIVERSITY- graduated in January 2014
11. NAMAGANDA JUSTINE - 2011/HD04/2308U: THE CORRELATION BETWEEN
STAFF DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS AND RESEARCH PRODUCTIVITY OF
ACADEMIC STAFF IN MAKERERE UNIVERSITY- graduated in January 2014
C- Submitted, not yet defended
1. NASSUNA AIDAH - 2009/HD04/16540U: THE INFLUENCE OF CHALLENGES TO
TEAM BUILDING ON LECTURERS’ EFFECTIVENESS IN THE COLLEGE OF
EDUCATION AND EXTERNAL STUDIES, MAKERERE UNIVERSITY
2. KITUNGULU LILLIAN: THE INFLUENCE OF FAMILY FACTORS ON
STUDENTS’ ACCESS TO UNIVERSITY EDUCATION: THE CASE OF COLLEGE
OF EDUCATION AND EXTERNAL STUDIES, MAKERERE UNIVERSITY
3. MUGANZI LUCY - 2001/HDO4/909U: THE EFFECT OF MEALS MANAGEMENT
ON STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES OF
UGANDA; A CASE STUDY OF NKUMBA UNIVERSITY IN WAKISO DISTRICT