Dr. Duane McKey
Chancellor, Kamagambo University
President, Adventist World Radio (AWR)
“Transforming lives through faith, academic excellence, and global service.”
Welcome to Kamagambo University
It is my distinct honor and privilege to welcome you to our academic community. For over a century, Kamagambo has stood as a beacon of Christian education, holistic character development, and transformative leadership. As Chancellor, I am deeply committed to guiding our institution into a future marked by academic rigor, spiritual growth, and worldwide service.
Throughout my ministry — whether serving as President of Adventist World Radio (AWR), leading Sabbath School and Personal Ministries at the General Conference, or coordinating Total Member Involvement globally — I have seen firsthand how God uses dedicated men and women to change the world. At Kamagambo University, our mission is to prepare you to be those difference-makers.
We offer an education that goes beyond textbooks and degree certificates. Rooted in the firm foundation of Seventh-day Adventist principles, our programs nurture the whole person: mental, physical, and spiritual. We empower our students to engage meaningfully in their communities, discover their divine purpose, and lead with integrity in an ever-changing world.
Whether you are a prospective student, a proud alumnus, a parent, or a supporter, I invite you to partner with us as we equip a generation of visionary leaders driven by faith, service, and excellence.
May God richly bless your educational journey here at Kamagambo University.
In Christ’s Service,
Dr. Duane McKey
Chancellor, Kamagambo University
President, Adventist World Radio (AWR)
The role of the Chancellor
The Chancellor is the ceremonial head of the University. The office presides at graduation and confers degrees, represents the University to the wider church and public, and provides counsel to the University Council and to the Vice-Chancellor, who leads the day-to-day academic and administrative work of the institution.
Read the Vice-Chancellor’s message