All members

My name asmamaw kassew graduate from university of gondar at 2015 in civil engineering. And know i am exprinced in construvtion industries more  ten years

Graduated iin 2018

My name is Yeshambel Gashew Mekonen. I have been a student of the poiner one Ethiopian great  University which is called University of Gondar. I have been graduated in the year of January 15 ,  2012/13 E.C with in the department of Computer Science . I have many remembered proud activities at the time of  live in UoG thruow my life.

I have  greate happines to get this chance ,  due to this I want to great thanks for the pleasunt University UoG & all the people of UoG.

I am a Biomedicl Engineer

First batch of BSC in Midwifery graduate in Ethiopian history. 

My name is Esubalew Nega. I graduated in June 2025, and I am currently working in the insurance industry. I am motivated to continue learning, expand my professional network, and contribute positively to my community as an alumnus of the University of Gondar.

Dr. Kassaye Demeke Altaye is an Associate professor of emergency and critical care medicine at the University of Gondar. He also holds an MSc in clinical epidemiology and has extensive experience in resource-limited settings, focusing on patient care and clinical research, particularly in clinical trials and implementation science. His work emphasizes improving emergency and critical care practices in challenging environments. He is an experienced academician and clinician dealing daily with acutely ill patients with trauma, infectious diseases, acute complications of non-communicable disease, and acute presentations of neglected tropical diseases like snake bites and leishmaniasis. He had coached and mentored more than 100 medical students, more than 50 different specialty residents, and MSc students. He had done a lot of quality improvement projects at the University of Gondar Comprehensive Specialized Hospital as an emergency and critical care service director. This quality improvement project had improved mortality from 4% to 1.2%, lowered 24-hour stays from 60% to less than 10%, and reduced triage time to less than 5 minutes. He had also developed an undergraduate competency-based medical curriculum and a curriculum for specialization in emergency and critical care medicine, which had guaranteed 6 specialities in 2026 and counting on.