Oyindamola Akinso is an Assistant Professor of Public Health at Wingate University and a global health and health education specialist with over a decade of experience in the coordination and implementation of several humanitarian and international development programs in Africa. Oyinda's extensive public health experience cuts across advocacy, policy development, and implementation at global, regional, and local levels utilizing evidence-based practice, strategic thinking, administrative, and problem-solving abilities. Oyinda is able to communicate exceptionally with team members, community partners, project stakeholders, and donors to secure organizational success. She is extensively involved in global health with a specific focus on women's and children’s health, adolescent sexual and reproductive health, gender-based violence and trauma in marginalized populations, and communicable disease control. Oyinda is also a Public Health Scholar with credible research articles in her name. Her research works have been published in peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings, and findings from her evidence-based research have been used in policy documents and technical reports. She has also been honored with several awards for outstanding professional accomplishments.