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  1. Name of the staff: Kelemua Eskezia Ewunetu

2. Biography

  • I have Bachelors of Arts (BA) Degree in Social Anthropology with a CGPA of 3.44, Bahir Dar University, 2018; and Masters of Arts (MA) Degree in Social Anthropology with a CGPA of 3.72, Bahir Dar University, 2020. I have been working in Bahir Dar University starting from 2024.
  • I have experiences in research concerning on different social organization to specify, I worked at Plan International Ethiopia and Action aid Ethiopia as a data collector on terminal evaluation of Etipad and Yeneray project and for action aid Ethiopia the issue of FGM. And I participated as volunteer service provider in health and wholeness Ethiopia (HAWE). I have engaged in different research projects and community services including training provisions; thus I have also engaged in different research projects as data collector and researcher.

3. Awards and Honors (Certified Short Trainings):

  • Higher Diploma Program (HDP) on Pedagogy, A Year Training, Debre tabor University 2023
  • Poster presentation in the first African graduate students conference BDU 2021

4.Teaching Experience: 

  • Lecturer, 06/08/2024- Present, Bahir Dar University

5. Research interests:

I’m interested in issues of culture-related areas, gender equality, FGM, migration, indigenous knowledge and related issues; I’m interested in any societal issues. 

6. Research projects since joining BDU

  • A mega research project entitled “Local knowledge, material cultures, and socio-cultural values of the peoples of Gojjam, Amhara regional state Ethiopia: an Ethnographic analysis”.
  • A mega research project entitled “Empowering Women in Political Economy: Exploring Gender-Responsive Budgeting and Political Decision-Making in Amhara Regional State Public Institutions”.

7. Conferences Attended

As paper presenter: 

  • Paper Presentation Entitled “Roles And Challenges Of Herbal Medicinal Knowledge And Healing Practices Of Rabies Disease, The Case Of Motta Town, Amhara Region, Ethiopia. BDU May 28/29/2021.
Department
Social Anthropology