Temitayo Ewemoje

I am an academic with significant experience as a professor of soil and water conservation engineering in agricultural and environmental engineering department in the premier institution in my home country. I am an astute instructor and a research engineer, with experience leading training related to water resource management, surface water hydrology modeling, Hydrology and Hydraulics Engineering, Irrigation,an in with  and Drainage Engineering, looking for opportunity in any organization and seeking someone with my skillsets 

As a Professor of Agricultural and Environmental Engineering for over 21 years, I lead the water committee to develop (design, construct, install, and operate) a water supply scheme for the Faculty of Technology, University of Ibadan for the use of over 3,500 students, administrative staff, and faculties from 2015 to 2022 inclusive.  

I develop Document Management System (DMS) as Director of Special Duties, Office of the Vice-Chancellor, University of Ibadan, for the management of promotion documents of academic staff in the University of Ibadan. Over 1,000 Professors from across the globe (Europe, Asia, North America, South America, Australia/Oceania, and Africa) who were appointed assessors at the University of Ibadan were communicated with through the DMS and this led to the prompt promotion of 0ver 400 academic staff to professorial cadres within October 2019 and December 2022.

I designed, installed, installed, and tested a gravitational drip irrigation system and the outcome was published in a journal cited in the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology under the title “National Security Strategy for U.S. Water; Towards Ensuring Interoperability and Cooperative Engineering in the Water Sector” by Robert Mathews and Catherine M. Spencer.

As Sub-Dean Postgraduate, Faculty of Technology, University of Ibadan, I processed 38 doctoral degree students thesis abstracts through the Faculty Postgraduate committee and the Postgraduate College board leading to the award of Doctor of Philosophy between November 2011 and July 2012.

A Professional Service Provider Agreement with Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey under the USAstudents'ID Excellence in Higher Education for Liberian Development (EHELD). I provided leadership in teaching, research, and curriculum development activities within the College of Agriculture and Sustainable Development (CASD).

I established a laboratory and field research program to enable experiential learning in extension outreach (3 credit hours) and also in the area of agricultural engineering Total academic load is 15 credit hours; teaching load of 60% (9 credit hours), with 40% of research, experiential learning extension (6 credit hours).

Furthermore, I provided mentoring to the faculty and staff of the College of Agriculture; mentoring students and engagement of freshman and more advanced students. Engagement of students in agricultural clubs and extracurricular activities.

I communicated regularly with Rutgers University and prepared written brief monthly reports of activities to Rutgers University’s EHELD team on the progress of teaching, research, extension, and outreach activities.

I completed my doctorate degree in 2008 in Surface Water Hydrological Modeling and attended a refresher certificate course in Water Management at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Robert H. Smith Faculty of Agriculture, Food & Environment, Israel 24th Oct. to 22nd Nov. 2011