Keima Borsuah

Keima Borsuah is an accomplished environmental professional with extensive experience in solid waste management and recycling. Currently serving as the Assistant State Extension Specialist at the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service since October 2017, Keima develops educational materials and organizes training sessions focused on sustainable waste practices across various communities. As a leader in the Oklahoma Recycling Association, Keima has held positions as Past President and President, overseeing the organization's operations. Additional roles include Board Member of the National Recycling Coalition and the Oklahoma Compost and Sustainability Association, as well as representation of the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service on the SWANA board. Keima also founded and leads the Solid Waste Alliance Sierra Leone, emphasizing community-driven waste management solutions. Educational credentials include a Professional Science Masters in Environmental Management from Oklahoma State University and a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Management from Njala University, Sierra Leone.