I was graduated in tourism management at university of Gondar at the year 2000 etc. . currently, I am working at the Amhara region heritage & tourism fund office as project expert in the fund raising area. in addition i have an interest &starting trainings in the area of leadership ,entuerprenership art area .
I graduated from the University of Gondar School of Medicine in 2014 and served as a psychiatrist and Chief Clinical Director at this prestigious institution. Currently, I am on leave without pay from the University of Gondar and working full-time as a contract employee at McMaster University.
I am planning to apply for an adjunct position at the University of Gondar.
I am a Clinical Epidemiologist and a Clinical Midwife Professional who is currently working as Assistant Professor at the department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Institute of Public Health, University of Gondar.
I am Alumnus of the University of Gondar.
I'm a self-taught coder and prompt engineer exploring the edge of technolog) but my true mission goes beyond the screen
As Co-Founder of Better Ethiopian Youth, I'm building a platform that: motivates young Africans (16-26) to believe again, take bold action, and claim the opportunities they deserve from international internships to life-changing programs.
I combine tech, art, and storytelling to empower others, spark confidence, and rewire the mindset of a generation. Whether it's helping someone land thein first opportunity or sharing tools that unlock potential, I believe every youtt deserves a shot(on going) ideal stage.
Always learning. Always building. Always betting on growth. Let's connect in you believe Africa's future is already here we just have to build it
My name is Mahlet Wogu and graduate of 2018 from University of Gondar in Hydraulic and Water Resources Engineering and my MSc. from Adama Science and Technology University in irrigation engineering. Currently I'm working as irrigation and water harvesting researcher at Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research.
Dr. Mequannt Marie Yismaw, I am an assistant professor in Natural Resource and Environmental Management. My research areas of interest are climate change, agroforestry, forestry, natural resources, environmental problems, renewable energy, forest dynamics, climate change adaptation in agriculture, and the role of agroforestry in biodiversity conservation and carbon storage. I am proficient in R and ArcGIS for data analysis and modeling. I have published 9 articles on climate issues and agroforestry in Ethiopia in internationally reputable journals and am passionate about promoting sustainable agroforestry practices.
I’m originally from Gondar and graduated with a nursing degree in 2010, followed by an MSc in Infectious Diseases in 2015, both from the University of Gondar. After that, I moved to the United States, where I worked as a nurse for a couple of years before attending medical school. I’m currently in residency for internal medicine at Mayo Clinic.
