Professor Wilson Okaka's research interests focus on mainstreaming climate change and gender equality in university higher education curriculum. He was trained in Uganda, UK, Italy, Sweden, and the USA, and has presented conference papers, published abstracts, books, book chapters, conference proceedings, and invited articles throughout his career. He has also performed academic editing and proofreading services, served in editorial boards of peer-reviewed journals, undertaken international academic mentorship, external examinations, and peer reviews for journals. He was also an international VSO volunteer in South Asia as a communication strategy advisor, EDI of the World Bank consultant, and environment researcher by SIDA, IUCEA, AICAD (Nairobi, Kenya), AICAD (Uganda), and JICA. Professor Okaka taught Georgetown University's TOEFL course at African Virtual University (AVU). He was a consultant for Uganda Science Journalists Association (USJA) on: Understanding Climate Change Through Journalism and Science Communication. He is listed in African Scientists Directory and Climate Change Experts Profile by Climate for Development (Clim-Dev) initiative of the collaborations among the African Climate Policy Centre (ACPC), United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA), African Union Commission (AUC), and African Development Bank. Dr. Okaka has been to countries in Asia, Africa, Europe, Middle East, and Americas. He currently teaches research and communication at Kyambogo University in Kampala, Uganda.