Dr. Agnes is currently a Deputy chief in Charge of Sports at Busitema University. Agnes is responsible for general management and administration of all University sports activities, she also links the Sports and Recresation Department to Managemnt and present all sports matters to management. She is the supervisor of all members of the Sports and Recreation Department.Agnes has worked in spoerts both as a trainer, coach and as lecturer for a long time. She has actively participated in designing of sports related programmes which were approved both by the National ouncil for higher Education and the Ministry of Education and Sports.
- Improving Busitema University staff health, productivity and well-being through streamlined physical activity (bushpa project)
- Promoting protection of women and girls from violence, abuse, and exploitation through sport
- Development of an online digital application for reporting violence against women and children in Busitema university
- “Enhancing gender transformative models of economic empowerment for women and girls in entry, retention and advancement in the sports sector in Uganda”
- Empowering women and youth through sports project 2020
- Uganda covid-19 crisis response and female athletes’ recovery support to mitigate covid-19 pandemic effects through sports
- Agnes Baluka Masajja, Nsibirano Ruth , Nankwanga Annet, (2020), “Men want to understand for us”: The gender Dynamics in Sports Organisations’ Leadership in Uganda.", IJRAR - International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews (IJRAR), E-ISSN 2348-1269, P- ISSN 2349-5138, Volume.7, Issue 3, Page No pp.337-348, August 2020
- Agnes Baluka MasajjaNankwanga Annet, Nsibirano Ruth, (2021), Theoretical and conceptual framework for gender analysis of the power gender dynamics that influence women’s participation in sports leadership in Uganda.
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https://kawowo.com/2022/04/15/busitema-university-hosts-successful-gender-round-table-sports-forum/
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https://www.businessinsider.in/slideshows/miscellaneous/finland-and-uganda-are-the-worlds-fittest-countries-heres-what-they-do-to-stay-in-shape/slidelist/69009799.cms
- Gender issues in sports
- Sports science
- Sports for health and well being