Michael Zutah

Served as a teaching assistant for Atmospheric Physics and Thermodynamics within the Department of Meteorology and Climate Science. Provided support and guidance to students in their coursework.

Conducted research on air pollutants using Wind Rose in Ningo-Prampram, determining the source and sink of emanating pollutants. Investigated the impact of temperature variability on maize yields in Bole and Wa, analyzing the relationship between temperature and its effect on maize yield and agriculture.

Recorded TAF and METAR for airlines and the control tower, ensuring accurate weather information for aviation operations. Documented forecasts for the Aerodrome, including parameters like visibility, cloud type, base, dew point temperature, and relative humidity.

Facilitated communication and coordination among different departments within the association as Publicity Head. Increased the visibility of the association by effectively utilizing its social media handles.

Volunteered for Media and Publicity, contributing to the event's outreach and public image. Mentored over thirty junior course mates as an Academic Advisor, offering guidance and support in their academic journey and conducting workshops to expand their knowledge.

Learned forecasting techniques in marine meteorology and how to take readings from weather instruments such as Anemometer and Rain gauge. Gained proficiency in ArcGIS and forecasting techniques within the agriculture department.

Grade: Second Class Upper Honors (69.11)

Activities and societies: Publicity Head for the Science Students Association, KNUST; Volunteered for Media and Publicity at the Christoff Hyenns Moot Court Competition, KNUST; Mentored over thirty junior course mates as an Academic Advisor.

Achieved Second Class Upper Honors with a grade of 69.11. Engaged in research on air pollutants using wind rose in Ningo-Prampram and investigated the impact of temperature variability on maize yields in Bole and Wa.