From shared priorities to durable partnership.

Haramaya University Global Health Alliance is a U.S.-based nonprofit built to support collaborations led by Haramaya University.

We connect HU-defined priorities with the people, expertise, and resources that can help approved work move forward—while protecting local leadership, scientific integrity, and long-term value.

Haramaya University and visiting collaborators participate in a working discussion during the 2026 Global Health Partnership Summit.

Built through relationships. Sharpened by the summit.

In 2026, Haramaya University leaders, faculty, clinicians, researchers, and staff came together with visiting collaborators whose experience spanned academic medicine, public health, epidemiology, implementation science, data science, One Health, research administration, and nonprofit partnership development.

Through presentations, working sessions, site-based learning, and leadership reflection, the summit produced something more useful than a long list of ideas: a clearer understanding of HU’s strengths, areas of genuine alignment, and the conditions required for collaboration to move forward responsibly.

The outcome was not a finished portfolio. It was a disciplined way forward.

What the summit clarified

A strong foundation

Haramaya University already brings respected leadership, institutional depth, clinical reach, research capability, and deep knowledge of the communities it serves.

Focus before expansion

The strongest opportunities are those aligned with HU priorities, supported by the right expertise, and designed around clear institutional value.

Authority and accountability

HU leadership and formal university processes—not individual enthusiasm alone—must guide which collaborations advance, how they are approved, and how they are sustained.

HUGHA collaboration pathway: Haramaya University defines priorities, the Alliance connects expertise and resources, leadership reviews and approves, partners implement together, and teams learn and adapt.

Leadership and stewardship

HUGHA’s Board of Directors provides fiduciary oversight, strategic guidance, and continuity for the Alliance. Board members help ensure that partnerships remain aligned with Haramaya University priorities, nonprofit responsibilities, and long-term institutional value.

Board of Directors

  • Dr. David Nelson — President
  • Jeff Moseley — Vice President
  • Dr. Tara Wilfong — Treasurer
  • Dr. Gary Kindell — Secretary
  • Dr. Jamal Yousuf — Board Member

Board biographies and photographs will be added as the complete set becomes available.

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HUGHA welcomes individuals and organizations interested in supporting HU-led collaboration in health, education, research, and institutional capacity.

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