About Us

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The founder of the Superior libraries is Dr. James Misoka. Dr. James Misoka is an Anatomy and Physiology professor at New Jersey City University in New Jersey, USA. He also teaches advanced placement Biology, a college level credit at Ferris High school, Jersey City, New Jersey.

Education

Doctorate:

Doctorate in Leadership in higher Education from Northcentral University, Arizona, USA.

Masters: 

Master of Science in Biotechnology from William Paterson University, Wayne, New Jersey, USA

Undergraduate: 

Bachelor of Science in Agricultural education and extension, Egerton University, Kenya.

Educational organization membership

• National Education Association, USA
• New Jersey Education Association, USA
• Jersey City Education Association, USA
• Honor rolls Society, USA
• Golden Key International Honor Society, USA

Research and Publication

• Attitudes of urban high school teachers towards students with special needs and towards instructional modification to students with special needs in inclusive classrooms. 

Now in existence for 4 years, Superior Libraries is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping kindergarten, primary school, and high school students, as well as members of the underserved communities to access a diversified collection of reading materials. Our mission is to provide free and open access to a broad range of materials and services to the underserved communities. Currently, there are only 64 public libraries in Kenya. That is an average of 1 library per 859,375 individuals! Because of high demand, the current residential home that was converted into a library has become smaller. A need has risen to construct a bigger library that can accommodate the current large flow of demand. We are humbly asking that you help by donating whatever you have to help us construct a modern library at the current location which will act as a pilot program for the underserved communities. Together, we can make a difference. Your generosity will help allow us to continue in our work. Our current goal is to raise $200,000.00 for the construction and equipment