By: Shehneela Mazhar
Meet Saima Awan, a remarkable individual making waves in the fields of environmental engineering and water resource management. As an alumna of the U.S. Pakistan University Partnership Program (Class of 2019), Saima hails from the PUAN Jamshoro chapter and has emerged as a dedicated researcher and advocate. Beyond her expertise in environmental engineering, she also serves as an Ambassador for Women Engineers Pakistan, playing a pivotal role in promoting STEM education and inspiring young minds. Her contributions extend to being a highly qualified content matter reviewer for the esteemed “Journal of Environmental Quality,” reflecting her commitment to advancing knowledge in her field.
Saima’s passion for practical change shines through her work on water conservation and community education projects, where she actively engages as a field research associate. Notably, she takes on the role of a lead trainer at Sindh Agriculture University, focusing on enhancing students’ English writing skills and nurturing their scientific abilities.
In the realm of research, Saima has published a significant study as the main author, addressing the critical intersection of agriculture and climate change. Her commitment to environmental advocacy extends to being a climate warrior in rural Sindh, where she strives to effect positive transformations and drive awareness.
Saima Awan’s journey exemplifies empowerment, education, and environmental stewardship, making her a beacon of inspiration for those aspiring to make a meaningful impact in their communities and beyond.
