Biography
I am Sali Suleman, a dedicated public health professional specializing in Biostatistics. Currently, I serve as the Coordinator for Research, Community Service, and Industry Linkage at the College of Health Sciences, Bonga University. My academic journey in Public Health has equipped me with a strong foundation in statistical methods and their application in health research, which I have utilized to contribute valuable insights to the field.
Throughout my career, I have published several articles in reputable health journals, addressing various public health issues. I am passionate about translating research findings into practical solutions that can improve health outcomes in our communities.
In my role as coordinator, I focus on fostering collaborations between the university and external stakeholders, including healthcare organizations and industry partners. I am committed to enhancing research initiatives and promoting community service projects that tackle local health challenges. My goal is to bridge the gap between academia and practice, ensuring that our research translates into meaningful improvements in public health.
I also take great pride in mentoring students and young researchers, encouraging them to engage in impactful research that serves our community. Through my initiatives, I strive to cultivate a culture of innovation and collaboration within the College of Health Sciences.
With a strong commitment to improving public health outcomes, I continue to work diligently at Bonga University, inspiring others through my research, leadership, and community service efforts.
