MS. WILHEMINA ASARELECTURERDEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY SCIENCESFACULTY OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENTNYANKPALA Campus
Background
Mrs. Wilhemina Asare is a lecturer at the department of Ecotourism and Environmental management in the faculty of natural resources and environment. She started work in the university for development studies library in 2002. She later became a senior research assistant in the faculty of natural resources and environment in 2009 after completing BSc. degree in Agriculture Technology from the university and has progressed to the current status as a lecturer. She has seven years professional working experience in the filed of solid waste management. Her research work is mainly focused on solid waste management, recycling, and Environmental health.
Education
Msc. Environmental Resources Management. Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, Ghana. 2013-2011
BSc. Agricultural Technology. University for Development Studies, Tamale, Ghana. 2008-2004
Asare, W., Gyan, R. and Denteh, S. N. 2019. Knowledge and Perception of Tertiary Students on Open Defecation: Case in the Tamale Metropolis of Ghana. International Journal of Social and Political Science. 2(1). pp 149 – 162.
Apania, A. C., Asare, W. and Denteh, S. N. 2019. Comparative Assessment of the Sanitary Conditions of Some Food Service Joints: A Case Study in the Tamale Metropolis. International Journal of Food and Nutrition 1(2). pp1-12.
Bakobie, N., Adoah, B., Cobbina, S. J., Asare, W. and Duwiejuah, A. B. 2016. Perception, Quality and Consumption Health Risk of Water in Manyoro-Gworie, Ghana. International Journal of Scientific and Technology Research. 6(9). pp 41- 47.
Asare, W., Andrews, A. and Asare, R. 2015. Households Solid Waste Generation and Disposal in Some Selected Communities in Ejisu–Juaben Municipality, Ghana, Journal of Scientific Research and Reports. 6(5): pp. 371-382.
Adongo, R., Kuuder, C-J. W., Amoako, E. E., Asare, W., Duwiejuah, A. B. and Arthur V. 2015. Stakeholder Views on Waste and Its Management in Tamale Metropolis, Ghana. Journal of Scientific Research & Reports, 6(5): 340-349, March 2015.
Asare, W., Ohene, J. Y. and Denteh, S. 2020. Potentials of Household Solid Waste Separation in the Tamale Metropolis of Ghana. The 3rd UDS - DRI International WASH Conference, University for Development Studies Conference Center, Tamale, Ghana. 29th -30th January 2020.
Telunaya, R., Asare, W. and Nuripuoh, G. J. 2020. Plastic Waste Generation and Source Separation by Tertiary Students: A Case Study at Nyankpala Campus, University for Development Studies, Ghana. The 3rd UDS - DRI International WASH Conference, University for Development Studies Conference Center, Tamale, Ghana. 29th -30th January 2020.
Scholarship Award for PhD studies; RWESCK- KNUST, Kumasi - Ghana (2016)
