Rosetta Blanyon Yormie
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Rosetta Blanyon Yormie

Fellow | West Africa | Liberia

Rosetta Blanyon Yormie is a Liberian transportation engineer with a background in civil engineering and professional experience in airport engineering, transportation infrastructure management, construction supervision, maintenance planning and technical reporting.

She holds a Master of Engineering in Traffic and Transportation Engineering from Beijing Jiaotong University, China, and a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from William V. S. Tubman University, Liberia.

Rosetta currently works as a Transportation Engineer at Roberts International Airport. Her professional experience includes work related to the construction, rehabilitation, supervision, maintenance and management of airport infrastructure, including runways, taxiways, aprons and terminal facilities.

Her professional interests include promoting sustainable transportation systems, strengthening airport infrastructure, advancing engineering innovation, mentoring young professionals and supporting knowledge exchange that contributes to Africa’s socio-economic development.

Through the AOU Pan-African Youth Fellows Network, she looks forward to contributing to education, engineering, innovation, research collaboration and youth development initiatives.

Areas of Interest

Airport Engineering · Transportation Planning · Sustainable Mobility · Aviation Infrastructure · Intelligent Transportation Systems · Transport Policy · Infrastructure Development · Research Collaboration · Youth Capacity Building · Engineering Education

Education & Experience Highlights

  • Master of Engineering in Traffic and Transportation Engineering, Beijing Jiaotong University, China
  • Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, William V. S. Tubman University, Liberia
  • Transportation Engineer, Roberts International Airport
  • Professional experience in airport infrastructure construction, rehabilitation, supervision and maintenance
Participation Note: Participation in the AOU Pan-African Youth Fellows Network is based on voluntary engagement, shared values and mutual interest in education and capacity development. It does not constitute employment, funding commitment, formal academic appointment, degree admission, institutional representation, national representation, or authority to act on behalf of AOU unless separately confirmed in writing.