MACTION KOMWA
Faculty Advisor
Maction Komwa, an Associate Professor in the Department of Geography and Geoinformation Science (GGS), is a dedicated educator with a wealth of knowledge in environmental geography, conservation, and sustainability. His teaching portfolio includes undergraduate and graduate courses covering resource conservation, biogeography, geospatial technologies, and sustainable development. Since joining the Geography department, a decade ago, Dr. Komwa has demonstrably impacted student development by cultivating a passion for environmental problem-solving. His innovative teaching and mentorship have inspired numerous students to pursue careers and research focused on creating a more sustainable future. Utilizing the power of geospatial tools, Dr. Komwa equips students with cutting-edge skills to analyze and address critical environmental challenges, including pressing issues in resource conservation, the complexities of global food systems, and the development of impactful sustainable development initiatives. His commitment extends beyond the classroom, fostering a dynamic learning environment where students actively engage with real-world problems and develop the analytical and collaborative skills necessary to become effective environmental stewards. For over a decade now, Dr. Komwa has been the Faculty Advisor for the WYSE program and he is delighted to extend a warm welcome to the delegates for Summer 2025.
