Dr. Komakech obtained both his BA in philosophy and BA in theology from Urbaniana
Pontifical University in Rome. He received his M.A. and Ph.D. in systematic theology from
Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, PA. Before joining SIT Study Abroad, Dr. Komakech was
a lecturer at Gulu University’s Institute of Peace and Strategic Studies located in
northern Uganda. A Ugandan national, Dr. Komakech has examined very closely the dynamics
at work during periods of post-conflict and efforts to strengthen civil society.

Presentations

Conflict Memory, the Ugandan perspective, Fostering Multicultural Competence and Global Justice: an SIT Symposium (2010)

Uganda is a country that has experienced internal conflicts since the time of colonization in...

 

Other

Convergences and Conflicts in a Comparison of Lwo Marriage Tradition and Contemporary Catholic Understanding of Marriage. (2005)

The main goal and objective of the study is to confront the challenges of inculturating...