QAHE Announces Distinguished Professorship in Agriculture Awarded to John Cassius Moreki by Pebble Hills University
We are thrilled to announce that Dr. John Cassius Moreki has been awarded the prestigious Distinguished Professorship in Agriculture by Pebble Hills University. This honor recognizes Dr. Moreki’s exceptional contributions to the field of agriculture, particularly in animal science and poultry production.
Dr. Moreki, with a Ph.D. in Animal Science specializing in poultry nutrition from the University of the Free State, has dedicated over 35 years to advancing agricultural practices in Botswana. His extensive academic and professional journey includes significant roles at the Botswana University of Agriculture and Natural Resources, where he currently serves as a Senior Lecturer and has previously held various leadership positions, including Acting Head of the Department of Animal Sciences.
The Distinguished Professorship is not only a testament to Dr. Moreki’s academic achievements but also highlights his commitment to research and community engagement. His work has focused on innovative agricultural practices, including the nutritional requirements of various poultry breeds and sustainable livestock management. Dr. Moreki has published numerous peer-reviewed articles and contributed to the academic community through his mentorship and guidance of students at both the undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
In addition to his academic pursuits, Dr. Moreki has been actively involved in various national and international agricultural initiatives aimed at improving food security and enhancing livestock production. His leadership in projects related to poultry management and animal health has made a significant impact on the agricultural landscape in Botswana and beyond.
This award from Pebble Hills University underscores the importance of Dr. Moreki’s work in promoting sustainable agricultural practices and fostering the next generation of agricultural leaders. As a Distinguished Professor, he will continue to influence the field through his research, teaching, and community service.