Solomon Osofero

Solomon Osofero is a highly experienced Science Teacher with 17 years of teaching middle, high school Science and University college-level courses. He earned a BSc in Biology and MAF and PhD in Aquaculture, He inspires student enthusiasm by connecting individually and offering engaging lessons and demonstrations. Currently teaching at one of the largest black county in the USA, Solomon covers subjects such as Biogeochemical Systems, Environmental Sciences, Biology, AP Biology, and Forensic Lab Science, while also serving as the Co-Chair of the Science Department. Previously, he was the MESA coordinator and Science Department Chair at a junior high school. Solomon has written science curricula and has experience mentoring, counseling, and providing career guidance to students. He has published research in peer-reviewed journals and is an active volunteer, including serving as a national judge for the Toshiba/NSTA ExploraVision STEM competition. Solomon is currently participating in a five-year Master Teacher Fellowship with Towson University’s Making STEM Matter program, funded by the National Science Foundation. He holds multiple certifications, including an Advanced Professional Certificate in Biology with Maryland State Department of Education.