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Dr. Damini Shah Date of Birth CURRICULUMVITAE Name: Dr. Damini Shah Date of Birth: 23/07/1962 Age: 57 Address: "Uphar"1, Mayurpankh Society, Nr. Umiyavijay Bus Stop, B/H Shaligram Flats, Satellite Road, Ahmedabad 380 015 Current Position : Assistant Professor Email : [email protected] Academic Qualifications: Division Grade Exam Board/University Subjects Year Merit passed Muslim Ghettoisation: with Ph.D. Gujarat Vidyapith Reference to 2002 Riots in 2012 Awarded Gujarat. (Social Work)The thesis is in Gujarati M. Phil. Ethnic Identity and Hindu- Gujarat Vidyapith Muslim Relationship (The 1992 First Class thesis is in Gujarati) Master of Gujarat Vidyapith Social Work 1984 First Class Social Work (MSW) B.A. Gujarat University Political Science 1982 First Class Contribution to Teaching: Courses Taught Name of University /College Duration Institution Child Rights, and Life Skills for CBCS Gujarat Vidyapith, Ahmedabad Since 2019 Course Assistant Professor, Social Work Since Social Work Department, Jan.2005 Civil society and Raksha Shakti University, Asarva Sept. 2014 Gujarat Vidyapith, Ahmadabad Ahmadabad. Crime Prevention to Nov.2014. One paper in Social Science, F.Y.B.A. Gujarat Vidyapith, Randheja, 2007 (Randheja) Gandhinagar. Visiting Faculty, Social Work Aug. 1997 to Social Work Department, Gujarat Vidyapith April 2004 Area of Interest: Gujarat Vidyapith, Ahmadabad • Human Rights • Women and Child Development • Political Science • Integrated Approach in Social Work • Social Group Work • Development and Social Problem • Child Rights (CBCS) Academic Programmes and Courses Evolved: 1) Human Rights 2) Development and Social problems 3) Communication in Social Work 4) Social Group Work 5) Integrated Approach in Social Work 6) Political Science 7) Criminology Involvement in Institute Development: • Organized and conducted Orientation (Abhimukhta) programme for newcomers in M.A. students on 9th to 11th July 2018 • Organized and Conducted One day Human Rights Training Programme for all Third and fourth sem. of M.A. Students with the help of Human Rights Commission Delhi on 26th Oct. 2018 • Member ‘Chhatralay (Hostel) Committee’ Gujarat Vidyapith, Ahmedabad. • Volunteer, Kisan Swaraj Sammelan, Gujarat Vidyapith, Nov. 2018 1) Initiated to establish Counseling Centre for students with the help of well-known psychotherapist Prof. Sumant Mazmudar. It started working from 3/3/2017 till today. 2) One of the Repertoire committee members for “Discussion on Decentralize Economy - National convention on Gandhi Returns: Back to Basics” at Gujarat Vidyapith ,30-31 January 2017 3) Inspired Students and gave them active guidance to have and run one food stall for Anand Mela at Vidyapith, Ahmedabad held on 19th to 20th February, 2017 4) I was one of the members of committee for Hostel student’s feedback for food and basic facilities provided by Gujarat Vidyapith from 1/9/2016. The committee submitted report to V.C. on December 2017. 5) One of the members of विध्यार्थी उ配कर्ष ओर छात्रालय समिति/ विध्यार्थी प्रश्न तनिारण समिति ‘(Duration from 1/5/2016 to 30/6/2016) Generated report about Gujarat Vidyapith Chhatralay. 6) Member of Child care Institution (CCI) review team and visited as a part of the team to review some CCI. in March 2016 7) Scrutiny committee member of Dr. Dayal Scholarship for M.S.W. first and third semesters’ student. (2015) 8) Member of Fact-Finding Committee in Some of the Hostel issues during 2014-15 9) Organized and Conducted "Sevak Santan Shibir" in 2008 and 2009 at Bharel and Surendranagar 10) Organising Committee Member and Conductor of one team of "Abhimukhta Shibir" since 2008 11) Core Committee Member in Padyatra Organizing Committee (2007) visited 125 villages at Sanand and Daskroi Taluka 12) Any administrative and academic work allotted by Department and Institution. Research Guidance: Guide to M. Phil and PhD Students. Guided students for their Post graduate (MSW) Dissertation from 2006 to 2018 List of Students and Subject of Dissertation: (From 2015 to 2009) Sr. Name of Title of Dissertation (The Dissertations are in Gujarati. The titles Year no. Students are translated in to English) 1 Mahendra Study of the Usefulness and Effectiveness of Mobile in Students 2019 Pagi Staying in the Hostel 2 Prashant Use of T.V. and Mobile and its effects in youth of Slum area in 2019 Vaghela Ahmedabad city 3 Dinesh Khant A Study of the Effectiveness of the School Management 2019 Committee 4 Khushbu K. Beliefs of Educated Muslim’s Young Women about their Religious 2019 Mansuri Custom and Tradition 5 Prachi Shelot A Study of Employment Status of Tribal Youth who took up 2019 Higher Education 6 Surekha Impact of Industrial Zone on Agriculture 2019 Makwana 7 Arzu Vegda A Study of Women’s Condition who is Having Self Employment at 2018 Home (with reference to Khadia and Jamalpur area of Ahmedabad) 8 Jitendra Gohil Condition of Migrated Labour’s Who are living nearby Night 2018 Home- Ren Basera (with reference to Ahmedabad) 9 Jayshri Bhatia A Study of Women who Leaving Education Incomplete and 2018 Training for Self-Employment in National Indian Association 10 Harshad Condition of Vedva-Devipujak among De-notified Tribes (DNT) 2018 Dumadiya (with reference to 4 villages of Sayla Tehsil) 11 Shailesh A Study of Condition of Brick kiln workers 2018 Khamal (With reference to Nesda village of Shihor Tehsil) 12 Krunal A Study of Jewel Artist in Diamond industry 2018 Boricha (With reference to Gadhda Village) 13 Akshay P. Present Condition of Displaced Muslims Families due to 2002 2017 Darji Communal Riots 14 Ajit Bavaliya Educational and Social Condition of Women in Talpada-Koli 2017 Community 15 Aruna Impact of Demonetization on Industrial Workers (Industrial 2017 Makvana workers of Dholka Tehsil) 16 Ganesh Gohil Impact of Demonetization on Unorganized Laborer (with 2017 reference to Changodar Tehsil) 17 Mansi Joshi Impact of Demonetization on Farmers (with reference to five 2017 villages of Junagadh District) 18 Dilip Chavda A Study on Role (and Effectiveness) of Panchayat in Rural 2017 Development (with reference to two panchayat of Pavi –Jetpur Tehsil ) 19 Sonal Effectiveness of Integrated Child Development Scheme (with 2017 Padhiyar reference to five villages of Anklav Tehsil) 20 Kajal Vaniya Status and Role of Women in Thakor Community (with reference 2016 to two villages of Kalol Tehsil of Gandhinagar) 21 Shamal A Study of Flood Affected People’s Condition and Government 2016 Chaudhari Intervention (with reference to villages of Tharad Tehsil of Banaskantha District) 22 Nipam Patel A Study of Beneficiaries of Foster Parent Scheme (with reference 2016 to Ahmadabad district) 23 Sandip A Study of Akik Industries Labors in Khambhat (with reference to 2016 Parmar five villages of Khambhat) 24 Mansukh Changed in Farmers due to Check-dam (with reference to three 2016 Chavda villages of Sayla Tehsil of Surendranagar District) 25 Megha A Study on Impact of E-gram Scheme (with reference of five 2016 Rabari villages of Bhabhar Tehsil-Banaskantha) 26 Pukhraj Roz A Study of Change in Tribal families due to M.N. Sadguru Water 2016 and Development Foundation (with reference to three villages of Dahod district) 27 Chandrakant A Study of Women Taking leadership in Self Help Group (In 2015 K. Maheriya Context of Mission Mangalam Scheme, Dudheshwar Center of UCD Ahmedabad) 28 Pallavi B. Various Effects of Television on Tribal Families (In context of 2015 Taral Gorvada and Antoli villages of Meghraj Taluka) 29 Priyanka G. Untouchability Related Situation in Rural Area (In context of five 2015 Dabhi village of Sanand Taluka) 30 Shyam P. Emerging Adjustment Problems of the Blind Teacher Serving in 2015 Maru Educational Institution (With Reference to School and Colleges of Ahmedabad) 31 Harpal G. A Study of Rehabilitation Condition of Juvenile Who are Coming 2015 Chauhan in Child Guidance Clinic, Ahmedabad 32 Hina H. A study of Working Tribal Women (In context of Dhandhoda, 2015 Vankar Puniawant and Hardaspur Villages) 33 Kalpesh A Study of Health Position of Registered Pregnant Women in 2014 Makwana Anganwadi (In Context to Five Villages of Vadhvan Taluka) 34 Gayatri A study of Dual Role: Conflict and Independence of Women (With 2014 Makwana Reference to 10 Villages of Dhandhuka Taluka) 35 Deva Ideal Gram Panchayat: Condition and Work Process 2014 Gambhalia 36 Vipul Donda Condition of Farmers Who Sold Their land to S.I.R. 2014 37 Vishnu Kopatel Effects on Farmers living Standard who Sold Their land to Industrial 2014 Nano Plant 38 Shreyas Joshi A study of Women Who Became Widowed Because of Husband’s 2014 Addiction 39 Hansa Dhrangi Condition of Divorced Tribal Women due to SATA Tradition 2014 40 Nikita Gadhvi Conflict and Adjustment in Marriage life of Women in the Registered 2013 Cases of Family Counseling (with reference to four Village of Ider Taluka) 41 Sonal Agja Views of Educated Mothers Regarding Female Infanticide (with 2013 Reference to Four Village of Visnagar Taluka) 42 Rana Desai Socio-Economic Condition of Women in ‘Rabari’ Community (With 2013 Reference to Five Village of Vav Taluka) 43 Bhavna Present Social, Economic and Educational Condition of Women in 2013 Herbha Machhua Ahir Community (With Reference to Three Village of Keshod Taluka) 44 Jitesh Kotar Present Economic and Social Condition of Farmers (With Reference to 2013 Four Village of Umrala Taluka) 45 Ganesh Valvi Economic, Educational and Health Condition of Agricultural Laborers 2013 (With Reference of Three Village of Nizer Taluka) 46 Amit Prajapati Study of Workers Who are Working in Cotton Gin.
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