Dr. Eng. Joseph Sang was the 3rd Dean of the School of Biosystems and Environmental Engineering (SoBEE). He holds a PhD from Baylor University, USA, and an M.Sc. from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT), Kenya. His research and professional expertise focus on watershed management, hydrology, hydrological modelling, and reservoir sedimentation, with an emphasis on sustainable water resources management and environmental conservation.

Dr. (Eng.) Gareth Kituu was the second Dean of the School of Dean of the School of Biosystems and Environmental Engineering (SoBEE). He served between 2017 and 2021. Prof. Eng. Gareth Kituu is an Associate professor at the department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering. His research interests include agricultural processing engineering, energy technology, modelling and simulation, design and optimization of agricultural processing. He mentors graduate engineers and helps them transition to professional engineers.

Prof. Urbanus N. Mutwiwa (Dean from 2009-2017) was the founding Dean having steered the then Biomechanical and Environmental Engineering Department (BEED), to grow to the fifth School within College of Engineering and Technology (COETEC ), established with two departments namely Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering Department (ABED) and the Soil, Water and Environmental Engineering Department (SWEED). In his view, SOBEE’s mandate is to work towards understanding and managing the complex interactions between environment (water), energy and food, all of which are essential for life and sustainable development. He continues to serve as an Associate Professor, with research interests in sustainable production systems.