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Inability to or appropriately participate in the study Core Practice Activities Complete a database search and check lists for exclusions Send Invite letters to patients (All interested patients will contact the secondary care site, there will be no further practice activity) Practice Reimbursements Your practice will receive a £227* search fee for the initial practice database search and mailing. *Values are an indication and can vary depending on number of patients entered into the study from your practice. Patient Involvement See Flowchart Below Resources provided by the study team Clinical Research Network and the team CRN contacts: Saif Uddin 0121 414 8614
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• Administration of AIX Logical Volume Manager involved • Create and Modify file systems, Logical Volume, Physical Volumes, Volume Group. • Mirroring and Un-mirroring of volume groups, used hot spare Physical Volume. • Export and Import non rootvg volume groups across p-Series servers. • Migration of Logical volumes across PVs in same VG, Copy LVs between VGs. • Create logical volume copies whenever applicable. • Performed following tasks under Administration of AIX filesystem: • Create/modify JFS/JFS2 filesystems on AIX LV using SMIT and commands. • Create and allocate JFS and JFS2 File Systems and Log Devices respectively. • Check and Repair File system super-block with fsck, dd. • Daily Management: • User administration Group Administration and related system files administration, implemented user quota on JFS file System. • Creation and Deletion of Paging space, distribution of paging space across multiple PVs. • Monitoring system by errpt and troubleshoot system problems. • Listing device attributes and change device attributes e.g. inet0, tty0, hdisk0 etc. • Configuring Network Interfaces, Collect network device statistics. • Using performance monitoring tools like iostat, vmstat, netstat etc. Personal Details Name : Syed Irfan ul haq Nationality : Indian Fathers Name : Syed Arif ul Haq Passport No : G0559465 Religion : Sunni Muslim. I hereby declare that all the statements made above are correct and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Given the opportunity to utilize skills developed through training as an ESL-certified teacher Immersion into new culture required adaptability and exercise of non-native language skills Siegel Middle School Murfreesboro, TN March – May 2004 Student Teacher Residency II candidate in 4 English as a Second Language classes Worked in classrooms with more than 50% IEP and inclusion student population Riverdale High School Murfreesboro, TN January – March 2004 Student Teacher Residency II Candidate in the special education classroom Worked with students from a diverse range of backgrounds and developed differentiated, individualized lesson plans Smyrna Middle School Smyrna, TN August – December 2003 Student Teaching Observer Residency I placement observing and assisting with 2 English as a Second Language classes Implemented differentiated lesson plans to reach a variety of students Oakland Middle School Murfreesboro, TN August – December 2002 Methods Placement – 8 hours Blackman High School Murfreesboro, TN January – May 2002 Classroom Management Placement – 10 hours Eagleville School Eagleville, TN August – December 2001 Planning & Assessment Placement – 10 hours Presentations TESOL 2014 International Convention Portland, OR 29 March, 2014 Keynote Speaker “Complexity Theory: Renewing Our Understanding of Language, Learning, and Teaching” BETT Show 2013 London, England, UK 24 January, 2013 Invited International Presenter “Language In Your Pocket: How the Technology of the Present is Shaping Language-Learning for Tomorrow” iNACOL Online Learning Conference Indianapolis, IN 22 November, 2011 Keynote Student Speaker “Preparing Student Educators for the Future of the American Public School System” SXSW.EDU Austin, TX 9 March 2009 Workshop Leader “Reading Out Loud as a Method of Language Learning” Led a workshop with two fellow masters students on the benefits of having English Language Learners read outloud in a classroom setting; worked with other post-secondary students in a teacher-student model setting. Publications & Research Dancey, Eleanor, Kirkgard, Anna Wantabe, et al. Watch the Spanish Soap Operas: A Comprehensive Study of Immersion-Style English Language-Learning in Secondary English. Philadelphia: U Penn, 2015. Print. Dancey, Eleanor. "An Argument Against the Fulbright Teaching Program for the Sake of American ESL Teachers." TESOL Journal 3.4 (2014): 14-19. TESOL International Association. TESOLIA, 1 Mar. 2014. Web. Dancey, Eleanor. Language Applied: The Importance of Linguistic Studies in a Global Society. Diss. Cornell U, 2013.
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RESEARCH Current Grant Funding Funding Agency: Grant/Contract No.: Title of Project: Principal Investigator: Role in the Grant: Percent of Effort: Entire Project Period: Entire Project Directs: Entire Project Indirects: Project Funding AHRQ 1R01HS023708-01A1 Finding the Safer Way Yalini Senathirajah Principal Investigator 20% 2015-2019 $600,000 $400,000 $998,000 Funding Agency: Grant/Contract No.: of Project: Principal Investigator: Role in the Percent of Effort: Entire Project Period: Entire Project Directs: Entire Project Indirects: Total Project Funding Downstate N/A For Everyone: Flexible Technology for Multicultural Care Yalini Senathirajah Principal Investigator 20% 2016-2017 N/A N/A $50,000 Funding Agency: Grant/Contract No.: Title of Project: Principal Investigator: Role in the Grant: Percent of Effort: Entire Project Period: Entire Project Directs: Entire Project Indirects: Total Project Funding R25HL116378 Tailored Sleep Health Education Girardin Consultant 5% 2012-2016 ~ $1,068,188 Past Funding Funding Agency: Grant/Contract No.: Title of Project: Principal Investigator: Role in the Grant: Percent of Effort: Entire Project Period: Entire Project Directs: Entire Project Indirects: Total Project Funding SUNY Health Network Partnership to study Racial/Ethnic Differences in GI Cancer Biology Yalini Senathirajah Site Principal Investigator 5% 2016-2017 N/A N/A $150,000 Funding Agency: Grant/Contract No.: Title of Project: SUNY Health Network Clinical Integrated Data Repository
CV- Vishakha Deshpande Name : Mrs. Vishakha Subodh Deshpande E-mail : Telephone : Mobile # +91-9820926657, Address : D 26, Poorva society, Near Saraswati Secondary English High school, ` Pachpakhadi, Thane ( west) 400602 Date of birth : 22nd August, 1963 Education : B. A. (Economics), Bombay University Diploma in Early Childhood Care & Education, SIES College, Bombay University Training course in ‘Scripting for Audio Media’ like audio cassettes & Akashwani (All India Radio) programs, conducted by ‘Educational Technology Cell’ of Govt. of Maharashtra Work Experience : Total 25 years Time Period Institution Role October 14 till date Gokul kidz, Manager- Operations and Development. August 2014 to Sept 2014 Kotak Education Foundation Facilitator & mentor to the teachers in the Teachers Empowerment Program) June 2011- 2014 Grammangal, Pune Member of the Curriculum Design & Research team for developing
high school, private Conducted English speaking classes for children of age 6 to 12 years. Achievements / Engagements Institution Role Time Period Yeshwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University, Nasik- Thane Centre Resource person for Teachers’ Education Course. Team member of the curriculum & content development team. I have trained more than 3000 teachers from urban, tribal & rural parts of Maharashtra & Karnataka state. Especially in Dahanu, Thane, Wai, 2003-till date 2007
Shivapur, and Beed district. These were from Zilla Parishad, Corporation, as well as private schools. Maharashtra Bal Shikshan Parishad (MBSP) National and District Secretary 2002 till date Research and Development Centre of Maharashtra Bal Shikshan Parishad’ Member of the research support team, which conceived the Appropriate Curriculum for ECE’. (age 3 to 5 years) This curriculum was published first on 15th October 2005, and revised at the annual conference of MBSP in November 2010. I have prepared the 2002 till date
CURRICULUM VITAE MaryAnn P. Tran, M.D. CONTACT INFORMATION: Office: 788 Service Road, B411 East Lansing, MI 48824 Phone: (517) 353-3747 Fax: (517) 432-9471 maryann.tran@hc.msu.edu EDUCATION: M.D., Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, 2003 B.S., Lyman Briggs School - Physiology (High Honors), Michigan State University, 1999 POSTGRADUATE TRAINING: Fellowship, Michigan State University Infectious Disease Fellowship Program, 2008 Residency, Michigan State University Internal Medicine Residency Program, 2006 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 2015 - present Associate Professor, Department of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases, Michigan State University College of Human Medicine 2012 - present Medical Director, Infection Prevention and Epidemiology, Sparrow Hospital 2011 - present Associate Program Director, Infectious Disease Fellowship Program, Michigan State University College of Human Medicine 2008 - 2015 Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases, Michigan State University College of Human Medicine 2003 - 2008 Clinical Instructor, Department of Medicine, Michigan State University College of Human Medicine HOSPITAL STAFF PRIVILEGES: 2013 - present Metro Health Hospital, 5900 Byron Center, SW, Wyoming, MI 2013 - present Sparrow Specialty Hospital, 1215 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing, MI 2008 - present McLaren Greater Lansing Hospital, 401 W. Greenlawn Ave., Lansing, MI
Although retired, Prof. Lindenfeld continues to be active as a scholar in the field of World History. His area of interest is the interaction between indigenous peoples and Christian missionaries in a variety of cultures worldwide. His publications in this field include: “Indigenous Encounters with Christian Missionaries in China and West Africa, A Comparative Study”, Journal of World History, Vol. 16, No. 3 (2005), 327-369. . “The Varieties of Sioux Christianity, 1860- International Perspective”, Journal of Global History, vol. 2, no. 3 (Nov. 2007), pp. 281-302. “The Christian Religion in Modern European and World History: A Review of The Cambridge History of Christianity, 1800- History Compass, [an e-journal] vol. 6, No. 6 (2008): 1426-38. Beyond Conversion and Syncretism. Indigenous Encounters with Missionary Christianity, 1800-2000, ed. Lindenfeld and Miles Richardson. New York: Berghahn Books, 2011. “The Axial Age, Axiality, and the Missionary Enterprise,” International Bulletin of Mission Research, vol. 41, no. 1 (2017), pp. 63-72. Forthcoming: “Reflections on Provincializing the Secular” (article) Forthcoming: a book with the working title, Lands of Canaan. Indigenous Negotiations with Missionary Christianity, 1500-2000.
Core Curriculum AENG 210 Introduction to Literary Studies AENG 305Z Frankenstein and the Inhuman AENG 305Z Literature and Terror AENG 205Z Gothic Fiction ENG 28B and Tragic Vision (UC – Irvine) ENG 28A The Poetic Imagination (UC – Irvine) Critical Theory / Literary Theory AENG 410Y Literature and Community AENG 410 Literature and the Problem of Sovereignty ENG 240 Introduction to Literary Theory (U of Illinois, Chicago) CRIT 100A Introduction to Literary Theory (UC – Ivine) Interdisciplinary Hum 100 Humanities Core Class (UC-Irvine) Introductory ENG 113 English Literature in a Global Perspective (U of Alberta) ENG 111 Language, Literature and Culture (U of Alberta) ENG 108 Language and Literature (U of Alberta) ENG 101 Critical Reading and Writing (U of Alberta) Composition Writing 1000 Academic Writing (UC – Irvine) Writing 39B Cluster Course: Representations of War (UC – Irvine) Writing 39A Fundamentals of Writing (UC – Irvine) Writing 39B Expository Writing (UC – Irvine) Writing 39C Argument and Research (UC – Irvine) Philosophy PHIL 4 Introduction to Ethics (UC – Irvine) PHIL12 History of Modern Philosophy (UC – Irvine) PHIL 10 History of Ancient Philosophy (UC – Irvine) PHIL 113 Race and Gender (UC – Irvine) PHIL 5 Contemporary Problems (UC – Irvine) PHIL 210 Ancient Philosophy (Trent U) PHIL 214 Existentialism and Phenomenology (Trent U) SERVICE Committees
Also more than twenty texts published in connection with various art exhibitions. Most recently, editor of texts (and author) for the exhibition BYK at Studio44, Stockholm (January, 2011). Editor Co-editor (together with Hans Ruin) of Södertörn Philosophical Studies, vol. 1 (2003), multitlingual thematic issue on Hermeneutics and the tradition. Gadamer and Greek philosophy. Open access link: Curator Co-curator (together with Martin Ålund) for Jeanette Bonnier’s opening ceremony of Bonniers Konsthall in September 2006 Varia Videofilming, soundediting and postproduction of various conferences and international lectures 2009-2010, published on youtube.com, the Södertörn University homepage etc. Text on ”Still, Moving” (2011), artvideo by Anna Stina Erlandsson published on
READINESS: Readiness Status: Qualified Deployment Role: Disaster Response Engineer Training: (reverse chronological order for previous two years) ●CHART – Month Year ●etc Deployments: (reverse chronological order for previous two years) ●Indonesia – Month Year ●etc CAREER OFFICERSHIP: ●OBC Year ●EPAC Career Development Sub-Committee Year-Year ●TDY to Office of Foreign Disaster Asst Year ●Mentoring Program Participant Date of IAP validation PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS: ● (List chronologically) PRESENTATIONS, PUBLICATIONS, AND PATENTS: ● (List chronologically) SPECIAL SKILLS: Languages: ●Swahili – Advanced: Speaking, Reading, & Writing ●Mandarin – Intermediate: Speaking only ●Hindi – Basic: Speaking only Self Defense: ●Jujitsu - Second Degree Black Belt COMMUNITY SERVICE: ●School PTA Year to Present ●County Environmental Health Board Volunteer Year-Year
PROFESSIONAL KPMG LLP, Detroit, MI EXPERIENCE Audit Manager, 2010 Senior Associate, 2007-2010 Associate, 2005-2007 Intern, Summer 2004 ADDITIONAL Certified Public Accountant, Michigan (Active since 2008) Board Member, Montessori School for Young Children (2015-Present) Member, American Accounting Association Member, Michigan Association of Certified Public Accountants Proficient with Internet applications, Microsoft Office, Python, SAS, and Stata
Publications “Translation of Three Visions of Zosimus” in 3:AM Magazine, June 8 2015 “Translation of selected fragments of Heraclitus” in Volt, A Magazine of the Arts, Volume 20, Spring 2015 "Excerpts from a New Translation of Nonnus' Dionysiaca" in Aldus, a Journal of Translation, Spring 2013 "A Translation of Haris Psarras' 'Circe Penelope'" in Tellus, March 2013 Biographical entries on John Adams, Joan Baez, Joseph Cornell, Stanley Kubrick, Mark Rothko and Orson Welles in The Oxford Encyclopedia of American Cultural and Intellectual History, February 2013 "Translations of Haris Psarras' 'Enclosure,' 'Matchbook,' and 'Odysseus' in Aldus, a Journal of Translation, Spring 2012 "Excerpts from a New Translation of Nonnus' Dionysiaca" in Anomalous Press, September 2011 "Translations of Christopher Kontonikolis' 'Timoniad' and 'Timon vs. Newton'" in Words Without Borders, October 2011 Reviews Peret. The Leg of Lamb: Its Life and Works. Trans, Lownenthal. Three Percent, April 2011. Conference Panels Organized and Attended Signs of Life on the Silent Page: Exploring the Relationship Between Translator and Deceased Author: The American Literary Translation Association. Milwaukee, November 2014 Papers Presented Willing and Un-willing: The Relationship between Heraclitus and the Gods: The Ohio State University’s Fifth Annual Graduate Colloquium in Classics. Columbus, April 2007 Honors and Awards American Literary Translation Association Travel Fellowship: 2013
Bastien DINE Grenoble, France Site web : Email : Freelance Big Data Architect SysAdmin Fullstack Engineer EXPERIENCE Freelance Big Data Engineer | Sysadmin | DevOps 01/2018 - PRESENT | ARKYTE Freelance en ingénierie informatique, au sein de ma société ARKYTE Big Data Architect | Lead SysAdmin 2016 - 2018 | COSERVIT, GRENOBLE ➢ Conception et implémentation d'architecture Big Data “Lambda” ➢ Expertise NoSQL – Cassandra (conception data model - scalabilité cluster production) ➢ Mise en place des processus de développement Big Data, avec Storm, en Java ➢ Data Engineering – Spark (développement en Python / Scala) ➢ Automatisation installation et déploiement du produit, avec Ansible ➢ Contribution aux processus d’intégration & déploiement continue (DevOps, Jenkins.. ) Full Stack Engineer 2013 - 2017 | COSERVIT, GRENOBLE ➢ Développement FullStack : • Web / système / intégration de données ➢ Architecture & Administration : • Conception de l’architecture de la solution, intégration et centralisation des flux de données • Support système et automatisation ➢ Conduite de projet et software management : • Processus de développement Agile / Scrum • Contribution à la mise en place des processus, outils et environnements de développement et versionning COMPETENCES Big Data Cassandra, Elasticsearch RabbitMQ, Storm, Spark Connaissance en machine learning Sysadmin Linux, Shell Ansible Fullstack dev Back-end Java - Python PHP - Silex - Symfony Front-end HTML - JS - VueJS GIT, Jenkins. FORMATION 2013 | ENSIMAG, Grenoble INP (38) Semestre de spécialisation Sécurité, Cryptologie et Codage de l’information. 2010-2013 | ESISAR, Grenoble INP (26) Diplôme ingénieur, filière Informatique & Réseaux. LANGUES EN : Lu, écrit, parlé (850 TOEIC) IT : Notions FR : Langue maternelle
Cain, MP: Pediatric Urology for the Primary Care Physician. Update on Common Pediatric Issues CME. Fort Wayne, IN. June, 2000. Cain, MP: Undescended Testicles, Varicoceles and Testicular Torsion - Effect on Eventual Fertility. Association of Operation Room Nurses Lecture, IUSM, Indianapolis, Sept. 2000. Cain, MP: Common Scrotal Problems in Children and Adolescents. Family Practice Center CME, Community Hospital East. November, 2000. Cain, MP: Cryptorchidism, Torsion and Varicocele - Current Management and Long Term Effects on Fertility. Columbus Regional Hospital Grand Rounds, November, 2000. Cain, MP: Management of the Pediatric Overactive Bladder. St. Joseph Valley Urologic Association. South Bend, IN, February, 2001. Cain, MP: Primary Nocturnal Enuresis. Update for Pediatricians and Family Practitioners. Indianapolis, June, 2001. Cain, MP: Testicular Problems in Childhood - Impact on Fertility. Pediatric Grand Rounds, Lutheran Children’s Hospital, Ft. Wayne, IN. August, 2001. Cain, MP: Management of Enuresis. Update for Pediatricians and Urologists. Indianapolis, August, 2001. Cain, MP: Managing Day and Nightime Wetting in Children. Update for Pediatricians and Urologists. Terre Haute, October, 2001. Cain, MP: Management of Incontinence in Children. Community East Family Practice Resident Conference. Indianapolis, October, 2001. Cain, MP: Nocturnal Enuresis. Update for Pediatricians and Urologists. Arnett Clinic. Lafayette, October, 2001. Cain, MP: Management of Enuresis in Children. Update for Pediatricians and Urologists. Columbus, October, 2001. Cain, MP: Management of Voiding Dysfunction in Children. Update for Pediatricians. Fort Wayne, May, 2002. Cain, MP: Nocturnal Enuresis. Update for Pediatricians and Urologist. South Bend, June, 2002. Cain, MP: Management of Prenatally Detected Hydronephrosis. The Second Annual Women’s Care and High Risk Pregnancy Conference. IU School of Medicine, Dept. of OB/GYN, Indianapolis, IN. May, 2003. Cain, MP: Enuresis Educational Symposium. Indianapolis, IN. June, 2003.
MAIN PROJECT FEATURES: Information quality management, directorate budget planning and expenditure control and reporting, as well as professional service provider procurement POSITIONS HELD: Admin/Finance Officer ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: Document management, Finance management and professional service providers procurement NAME OF ASSIGNMENT/PROJECT: AFRICAN MINISTERIAL HYDRO POWER CONFERENCE YEAR: From: 2005 To: 2006 LOCATION: Johannesburg, South Africa CLIENT: Department of Minerals & Energy/Department of Affairs & Forestry, via Mothers of Afrika (Pty) Ltd MAIN PROJECT FEATURES: Events management. POSITIONS HELD: Assistant Conference Co-coordinator ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: Coordinating all aspects of event in terms of programme, logistics and attendees NAME OF ASSIGNMENT/PROJECT: DEVELOPMENT OF WATER CONSERVATION AND WATER DEMAND MANAGEMENT CONDITIONS YEAR: From: 2003 To: 2004 LOCATION: Pretoria, South Africa CLIENT: Department of Water Affairs & Forestry, Directorate: Water Use Efficiency via Blue Science Consulting MAIN PROJECT FEATURES: Developing Water Conservation Demand Management (WCDM) conditions for inclusion in the water use authorisation process POSITIONS HELD: Project Coordinator ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: Coordinating inputs from specialists and assisting with compiling criteria NAME OF ASSIGNMENT/PROJECT: GAUTRAIN INITIAL WORKS, PUBLIC PARTICIPATION YEAR: From: 2003 To: 2003 LOCATION: Gauteng, South Africa CLIENT: Gautrain Initial Works Environmental Management Plan (IWEMP) : Felehetsa Environmental via Iliso Consulting MAIN PROJECT FEATURES: Public participation with focus groups POSITIONS HELD: Assistant Project Coordinator ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: Plan and coordinate Public Participation Process activities and inputs to design process NAME OF ASSIGNMENT/PROJECT: FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME FOR EDUCATION, TRAINING AND RESEARCH IN THE WATER SECTOR (FETWATER) YEAR: From: 2003 To: 2009
macromolecules at the materno-fetal interface (placenta) and the advancement of automated microscopy. For the past 9 years (after return from a five year maternity leave) she has been involved in several national research projects as well as teaching/research cooperations with the Comenius University in Bratislava/Slovakia. An important achievement has been the development of algorithms for automated detection of cells in tissue sections or cell culture systems within an interdisciplinary cooperation with TissueGnostics GmbH (2009-2013). Isabella Ellinger is author of more 26 scientific publications, 5 reviews and 5 book chapters. http://www.meduniwien.ac.at/expatho/placenta/ellinger/Publications.html. Rsearch Projects (within last 5 years) Bridge Project/FFG Nr. 818094 (2009-2012): Automated cell-recognition technology for science and diagnostics (Coordinator: Ellinger; Partners: MUW, TissueGnostics GmbH and Seewald Solutions, both Vienna, Austria) Hochschuljubiläumsstiftung Nr. H-2490/2009 (2009-2011): RAGE (Receptor for „advanced glycated end products“) und die Schwangerschaftserkrankung Präeklampsie (Project leader: Ellinger, Partner: Dr. Sabine Dekan, MedUni Vienna) Ernst Mach Scholarship (Austrian Federal Ministry of Science and Research (BMWF) (10 2011-01 2012) Expression of melatonin receptors in mesenteric artery of hypertensive rats (Partner: Prof. Dr. Michal Zeman, Comenius University Bratislava, Slovakia) Project partner in: Life Science 2010 (Krems) (2011-2014), Mercury toxicokinetics in human term placenta: functional proof and localization of involved canditate proteins (Project leaders: Prim. Univ. Prof. Hans Salzer/Landesklinikum Tulln and Assoc.Prof. Dr. Claudia Gundacker/Inst. of Med. Genetics/MedUni Vienna) 5. Project partner in: Marie Sklodowska-Curie European Training Network (ETN) (2016-2019) (Project leader: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Enikö Kallay, IPA/MedUni Vienna)
from 10.2012 till present Department "National and Regional Security, University for National and World Economy Professor, (Full- time University Lecturer)/ Lectures and seminars in bachelor and master classes on 1.Defence economics 2. Defence- economic analysis 3. Security policy from 02.2006 till present Department "National and Regional Security, University for National and World Economy Associate Professor, (Full- time University Lecturer)/ Lectures and seminars in bachelor and master classes on 1.Defence economics 2. Defence- economic analysis 3. Security policy from 06.98 to 02.2006 Department "National and Regional Security, University for National and World Economy Senior Assistant Professor, (Full- time University Lecturer)/ Lectures and seminars in bachelor and master classes on 1.Defence economics 2. Defence- economic analysis 3. Management of security and defence from 03.95 to 06.1998 Department "National and Regional Security, University for National and World Economy Main Assistant Professor, (Full- time University Lecturer)/ Lectures and seminars in bachelor and master classes on 1.Defence economics 2. Defence- economic analysis 3. Management of security and defence from 01.94 to 03.1995 Department "National and Regional Security, University for National and World Economy Assistant Professor, (Full- time University Lecturer)/ Lectures and seminars in bachelor and master classes on 1.Defence economics 2. Defence- economic analysis
Bulgarian: native English: fluent Russian: fluent German: basic Research Interests Defense economic analysis Arms and arms control Defense budgeting and defense expenditures Economic aspects of terrorism Peace keeping operations European and international economic policy: in particular economic security and anti-terror policy Country Expertise Eastern Europe 2. Education, Honours and Career Education University for National and Economy – Sofia, 10.2012 Professor (Habilitation in Economics and Management), University for National and World Economy – Sofia, 02.2006 Associate Professor (Habilitation in Economics and Management), BG code No 05.02.18 University for National and World Economy – Sofia, 11.2004 PhD (Economics) PhD Thesis: Economic assessment of military equipment in the Bulgarian Armed Forces University for National and World Economy – Sofia 1983-1988 MA (Industrial Economics) Prizes, Distinctions and Scholarships 2014 MIIS at Monterey, California fellowship
from 10.2012 till present Department "National and Regional Security, University for National and World Economy Professor, (Full- time University Lecturer)/ Lectures and seminars in bachelor and master classes on 1.Defence economics 2. Defence- economic analysis 3. Security policy from 02.2006 till present Department "National and Regional Security, University for National and World Economy Associate Professor, (Full- time University Lecturer)/ Lectures and seminars in bachelor and master classes on 1.Defence economics 2. Defence- economic analysis 3. Security policy from 06.98 to 02.2006 Department "National and Regional Security, University for National and Economy Senior Assistant Professor, (Full- time University Lecturer)/ Lectures and seminars in bachelor and master classes on 1.Defence economics 2. Defence- economic analysis 3. Management of security and defence from 03.95 to 06.1998 Department "National and Regional Security, University for National and World Economy Main Assistant Professor, (Full- time University Lecturer)/ Lectures and seminars in bachelor and master classes on 1.Defence economics 2. Defence- economic analysis 3. Management of security and defence from 01.94 to 03.1995 Department "National and Regional Security, University for National and World Economy Assistant Professor, (Full- time University Lecturer)/ Lectures and seminars in bachelor and master classes on 1.Defence economics 2. Defence- economic analysis
Honors and Awards (selection) 2012: PhD dissertation shortlisted for the Jean Blondel PhD prize of the European Consortium of Political Research 2011: Best PhD dissertation in the field of social science of the Leibniz research community 2007 – 2009: PhD Scholarship, the Friedrich Ebert Foundation, Germany 2005: Scholarship for graduate studies in the United States, German Academic Exchange Service Books My book prospectus Governing the Faithful. Autocratic Legacies, Salafism and the Struggle for Order in Africa is currently under review with Cambridge University Press. If I receive a book contract I intend to submit the book manuscript by the first quarter of 2019. 2013: Political Parties in Africa: Ethnicity and Party Formation. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Journal articles 2018: Governing the Faithful. State Management of Salafi Activity in the Francophone Sahel. Comparative Politics (forthcoming; scheduled to appear in print in October 2018) 2016: Competitive Authoritarianism in Africa Revisited. Comparative Governance and Politics 10 (1): 5-18. 2015: Autocratic Legacies and State Management of Islamic Activism in Niger. African Affairs 114 (457): 577-597. 2013 (with Matthias Basedau): Return to the Barracks? The Military and Authoritarian Rule in Africa. Politische Vierteljahresschrift Sonderheft 47. 2012: Measuring and Comparing Party Ideology in Nonindustrialized Societies: Taking Party Manifesto Research to Africa. Democratization 19 (4): 642-667. 2008: Do African Parties Contribute to Democracy? Some Findings from Kenya, Ghana and Nigeria, Africa Spectrum 43 (2): 175-201. Articles under Review Legacy and Regime Developments in Africa. Insights from Niger. The manuscript received an R&R from the Review of African Political Economy. The revisions are due at the end of February. How Jihadism Ends. The State, Critical Antecedents, and the Demobilization of Violent Salafism in East Africa. The manuscript is currently under review with International Studies Quarterly. “Partisan Politics Was Making People Angry”. The Rise and Fall of Political Salafism in Kenya. The manuscript is under review with the Journal of the Middle East and Africa.
Translation: COURSES and SEMINARS United nations HUMAN Rights office of the high commisioner Regional conference on Boundary Communications Cyprus October 2015 Simultaneous Interpretation. Two day conference, mainly from English to French. Occasionally, from Turkish to French and French to English. GRAM GRAM Paris (Artisan Coffee Roasters) Collaboration for Website Translation ECPR Summer School in Peace and Conflict Studies University of Cyprus July 2015 State Fragmentation, Regional Crises &War Endings of Public policy AND public Near East Cyprus (Part Time) 2014 – 2015 for out duties, and Electricite de france pARIS Department of Corporate Strategy JULY 2011- JUNE 2012 Research on Energy Efficiency in Vietnam and Sustainable Development. Organisation of prestigious monthly conferences on Sustainable Development and preparation of theme reports on the subject. Translation of several Projects on Sustainable Development (French to English). Massachusetts Institute of Technology Open Courseware Introduction to Anthropology (Undergraduate) Identity and Difference (Undergraduate)) Ethnography (Graduate) Urban Sociology in Theory and Practise (Graduate
Teaching activities Eötvös Loránd University: General course on Public International Law (with others) 1977 – 2017 The Public Law of the EU (with others) 1992 - 2017 Refugee Law 1996 – 2017 The law of shared resources 1997 - 2002 Central European University: International and European Refugee Law (under different titles) 1997 – General Course on Public International Law 1998 - The Rights of Peoples (with István Pogány) 2013 - 2016 Human Rights and Forced Migration, an Interdisciplinary Approach (Summer university, co-director with the late Arthur Helton) 1999, 2000 Legal Dimensions of Preventing Forced Migration in Transitional Societies (with the late Arthur Helton) 1996 – 1999 The Common Heritage of Mankind (Summer course) 1997 The Law of Treaties 1992 – 1996 Rights (Refugee law) with Gábor Kardos 1992 MGIMO and PFUR, Mosco, University of Kazan, The Urals State Law University, Ekaterinburg: Short course on European Refugee Law, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 Université Libré de Bruxelles: Certificate in European Law on Immigration and Asylum Refugee and Migration Law 2006-2012, 2015 China-EU School of Law, Beijing 2008-2009 Foundations of Public International Law California University Education Abroad Program, Budapest 1994 –2002, 2004-2009 Loyalty and opposition. The state and the individual (With Pál Sonnevend) Selected list of lectures delivered abroad, icluding conference talks and education Lund, Lund University, “Asylum at the Frontiers of Europe: Realities and Legal Challenges” Conference: Luzern University, “Borderline decisions” conference Zagreb University, Refugees: Regional Approaches to Global Challenges Conference, 2016 Brüsszel, EIPA training, 2016 Lexington, Washington and Lee University, 2016 Riga, European Society of International Law conference, 2016 Berlin, Jaques Delors Institute, “Schengen at the crossroads” conference, 2016 Vienna, Universität Wien, 2016 Luxembourg, European Parliament, Translation service, 2016 Dürnstein, Austria, symposion “Vertrauen in unsicheren Zeiten. Optionen für die Zukunft”, 2016 Brussels EU Council Translation Service (EIPA training) Oxford, Refugee Studies Centre, 2016
(8-612) 34567 Address, Kaunas I am a careful and diligent graphic designer who has mastered the Adobe Creative Suite program and website design. I want to make fast, smart decisions on the position of the graphic designer in your company. I have a Bachelor's degree in Graphic Arts Engineering. LANGUAGES English – native Lithuanian – great Russian – okay German – the basics PERSONAL SKILLS Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere, Illustrator, CorelDRAW EDUCATION SPECIALTY, degree | 2012 - 2016 KAUNAS UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY Study modules required for the position Awards, achievements in contests, etc. (e.g. Certificate of appreciation from the head of the university for taking part in the project XXX (2015 09)) WORK EXPERIENCE JOB POSITION | 2015 09 – 2016 09 COMPANY List of responsibilities (e.g. Distribution of production in Lithuania, strategy of advertising, communication with buyers and search of potential clients) VOLUNTEER | 2015 03 - 2015 09 VOLUNTEERING ORGANIZATION Responsibilities and activity ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Publications, presentations, participation in projects, conferences, courses and seminars.
University of Vienna Medical School Grammar School Goethe Gymnasium, Vienna Elementary School Einsiedlergasse, Vienna COURSES ATTENDED October 2016 January 2015 May 2015 April 2015 March 2015 September 2014 April 2014 2013- 2014 October 2013 September 2013 June 2012 September 2011 Educational Course ESPU, Rhodos, Greece Mannheim, Arbeitskreis Kinderurologie The XIII ESPU Educational Course , Bucharest, Romania Verfassen und Einreichen wissenschaftlicher Arbeiten, MUW Wien COPU, VUR Educational Course ESPU, Mainz IRCAD, Urology Video Surgery hands on course, Strassburg Training course and Diploma in Child Protection Rhetoric Seminar, MUW, Vienna Medical English, Lectures and Presentations, MUW, Vienna WorkshopThoracoscopy, Hamburg Live Operative Workshop on Hypospadias and DSD, London/UK
June 2013 May 2013 2013 October 2012 June 2012 April 2012 MRI Symposium, Vienna/Austria , Vienna STEPS – Pediatric Urology, Pecs, Hungary Thoracic Surgery, Hamburg 41stInternational Symposium of Pediatric Surgery, Obergurgl September 2011 International Society of Hypospadias and Intersex Disorders, London/UK May 2011 Symposium Endoscopic Surgery in Children and Neonates: to Be or not to Be, 10.-11.05.2010 Utrecht 2009 38th Congress of Pediatric Surgery, Obergurgl/Austria June 2009 May 2008 June 2008 50th Austrian Congress of Surgery, Vienna/ Austria 3rd Fetal MRI Course and 2nd Fetal MRI Congress, Vienna 48th Austrian Congress of Surgery, Graz/ Austria April 2007 36th Congress of Pediatric Surgery, Obergurgl/Austria June 2006 May 2006 April 2006 3rd Adriatic Seminar in Pediatric Surgery, Oesophageal Atresia 47th Austrian Congress of Surgery, Klagenfurt/ Austria Symposium of Neonatology, Vienna Fetal MRI Congress, Vienna 35th International Symposium Ped. Surgery/ Obergurgl March 2006 Congress Pediatric Nephrology, Vienna/Austria February 2006 Symposium of Society of Perinatal Medicine, Vienna September 2005 November 2004 43th Austrian Society of Pediatrics, St. Pölten Symposium: Harntransportstörungen im Kindesalter, Tübingen, Deutschland
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World Congress of the Conseil International d'Etudes Francophones. Sinaia, Romania. June 2006. "Casanova et l'écriture ou le récit d'une auto-mythification." World Congress of the Conseil International d'Etudes Francophones. Limoges, France. July 2008. "Le Discours amoureux de Casanova." speaker at the "Friends of the Daniel Library Valentine's Day lecture. Charleston. February 2012. "Giacomo Girolamo Casanova." World Congress of the Conseil International d'Etudes Francophones. Thessaloniki, Greece. July 2012. "Casanova et l'influence du temps." Guest speaker at Soochow University, Taipei, Taiwan. June 2017. “Audience Analysis, Cultural Differences between Asian and Western Audiences.” Guest speaker at Dong Wu Da Xue University, Taipei, Taiwan. June 2018. “La Provence et ses mystères.” B. ARTICLES. "Casanova, le Pierrot, et le jeu des apparences," (Casanova, Pierrot and the Games of Appearances), article published in L'Intermédiaire des Casanovistes, année XI. 1994. Switzerland. "Casanova Acteur ou les vertiges de l'illusion" (Casanova Actor or the Vertigo of Illusion) article published in Dix-Huitième Siècle, no28. 1996. Paris. "Casanova. Jeu et travail ou le trompeur trompé" (Casanova. Game and work, or the Trumper Trumped), article published in Forum Italicum, vol.31, no 1. Spring 1997. New York.
2017 ‘Match’ by United Cowboys ‘Just before artificial intelligence’, by Spin Echo ‘Encounters at risk’ by Radical Hearts/Pé Vermeersch ‘`The Now Machine’ by Spin Echo 2016 ‘Mudachiefs’ by Jack Gallagher ‘Echoes of silent voices’ by Hanne Schillemans and Dirk Brossé ‘Plastic’ by United Cowboys ‘Landlopers’, by De Kwekerij ‘Show (er)’ by Spin Echo ‘De Fluisterende Stad’ by De Kwekerij ‘Inside-out’ by Dirk Brossé 2015 Founder of Spin Echo, a performance collective. ‘Le black stivali et la chaise rouge’ by Lamelis ‘Stand Alone’ by United-C ‘Dwaallumen’ by Beeldjutters ‘ Black White and in Between’, by Hanne Schillemans, in cooperation with Dirk Brossé and the Brussels Philharmonic. ‘On false tears and outsourcing’, by Cally Spooner ‘Jenufa’, Teatro Comunale de Bologna. Choreography: Alla Sigalova, Regie: Alvis Hermanis ‘Four Elements’, by Schillemans, Direction: Martine Geerinckx, ‘African Loop’, by Hanne Schillemans, in coöperation with Dirk Brossé. ‘Opaco Negro Blanc’, by LaMelis 2014 ‘De Fluisterende stad’, by De Kwekerij ‘Figures that wonder’ by United-C ‘Elena’, solo by Compagnie Monica, Sarah Bostoen ‘Time-lapse’ by Hanne Schillemans, with musician Johan Reijnders ‘Daphne’ Opera La Monnai Brussels, Choreogaphy: Aline David, Regie: Guy Joosten ‘Believe’ by Min Hee Bervoets en Michel Froget for the openingsceremony of the Special Olympic Games ‘BURN’ by United-C (a 4 hour improvisation based production). International tour until 2017 ‘Speakers’, by Anne Parleviet 2013
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Research Assistant/Clinical Reviewer, , Office of the Research Director, Department of Children & Family Services, September 1996 – June 1998 Interviewed caseworkers and foster parents of adolescents in therapeutic foster care to examine the frequency of visitation with biological parents and children’s connections to schools and communities Assisted in the development of interview tool for Family Connections Project mentioned above Reviewed clinical assessments, completed by caseworkers, documenting children’s special mental health and medical Conducted literature search regarding methods of treatment of childhood disorders and treatment efficacy Edited Levels of Care assessment tool for Specialized Foster Care project; coded and verified accuracy of assessment data CONFERENCE PAPERS/PRESENTATIONS “Tourist Typologies - Analyzing the Inroads to Ayahuasca Tourism” paper presented at the 2012 American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA. “Exotic Adventures Await: Advertising the Ayahuasca Experience Online”, “Imperial Cultures” panel presented at the 2011 Pacific Coast Branch American History Association Annual Meeting, . “Considering consumption: Ayahuasca Tourism in ” Roundtable Paper presented at the 2010 American Sociological Association Meeting, “Surfing for a Shaman: An Analysis of an Ayahuasca Tourism Website” Paper presented at the 2009 Society for the Study of Social Problems Annual Meeting, . “Playing Cards in Bars: Community Creation in Unlikely Spaces” Paper presented at the 2009 Pacific Sociological Association Annual Meeting, . “Spirituality for : An Analysis of Ayahuasca Tourism” Paper presented at the 2008 International Colloquium on Tourism and Leisure, . “The Separation of Church and State: An Examination of Gonzales v. O Centro,” presented at the 2006 Justice and Social Inquiry Graduate Student Conference, DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE
City View Curling Club - Ottawa, Ontario Senior Men’s 3rd Annual “Down South” Bonspiel Thursday, January 24, 2019 Time: 9:15 – 6:00 Three 6 end games – 4 events – Cash Prizes Relaxing format - great reviews!! “Down South” Food - Lunch and Dinner Cost: $220 per team - minimum age 50 early as only 8 teams will play To please fill out attached entry form. For more information call Brian Graham at 613-225-3432 or email: . City View Senior Men’s “Down South” Bonspiel Entry Form Thursday, January 24, 2019 Curling club: __________________________