Onesimus Otieno

Onesimus Otieno is an interdisciplinary professional with over 22 years of post-graduate experience in training, research, project management, and policy planning.

With a background in Entomology, IPM, Insect-plant interactions, and toxicology, Onesimus Otieno holds a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) from Oklahoma State University.

His educational journey includes studies at University of Eastern Africa Baraton for both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, as well as a Masters in Environmental Studies and International Affairs from Ohio University.

Having served as a Professor of Biological Sciences at Oakwood University, Onesimus Otieno's expertise extends to curriculum development, instruction across various platforms, project development, grant writing, and program assessment.

His professional roles also involve mentoring, professional development coaching, and fostering institutional partnerships, particularly in the realms of International Development and Academia.

Apart from his academic positions, Onesimus Otieno has engaged in roles like being a Carnegie African Diaspora Fellow at Adventist University of Africa, a Program Coordinator, a Program Director, and a Research Assistant at different universities and organizations.

Known for his exceptional interpersonal skills, talent management capabilities, and consensus-building prowess, Onesimus Otieno is a well-rounded professional thriving in fast-paced multicultural and decentralized work environments.