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CURRICULUM VITAE PERSONAL Name : Maqbool Ahmad Awan Father’s Name : Fateh Muhammad Awan Date of Birth : 02-06-1970 N.I.C. No. : 38401-0171520-3 Nationality : Pakistani (Punjab) Present Status : Lecturer in History Present Posting : History Department, University of the Punjab, Lahore. Home Address : 113-R, Block, Marghzar Peco Housing Society Multan Road, Lahore. Email : [email protected] Telephones : Res. 042-7491797 Off. 042-9231170 Cell. 0300-6026802 SERVICE RECORD Date of Joining in Government Service: 21-01-1997 I- Govt. H/S School Phularwan (Sargodha) (21-01-1997 to 01-08-1997) II- Govt. Degree College Bhalwal (01-08-1997 to 04-08-2005) III- History Department, University of the Punjab, Lahore. (05-08-2005 to date) TEACHING EXPERIENCE: From 1997 to date I- Teaching History Department, Punjab University, Lahore (from 05-08-2005 to date) 1 II- Worked as subject specialist and taught Intermediate Classes at Govt. H/S School Phularwan (Sargodha) 21-01-1997 to 01-08-1997) III- Worked as lecturer and taught F.A. & B.A. Classes at Govt. Degree College Bhalwal (01-08-1997 to 04-08-2005) EDUCATIONAL BACK GROUND 2008 Ph.D. Candidate Punjab University, Lahore. 2004 M. Phil. History Punjab University, Lahore. 1992 M.A. History Punjab University, Lahore. 1989 B.A. History Punjab University, Lahore. RESEARCH WORK M.A. Thesis Entitled : United Arab Republic (1958-1961) Supervised by : Prof. Muhammad Iqbal Chawla Department of History, University of the Punjab, Lahore. M. Phil Thesis Entitled : Ch. Rahmat Ali: His Life and Times Supervised by : Prof. Muhammad Iqbal Chawla Department of History, University of the Punjab, Lahore. DISTINCTIONS & HONOURS ►1st Position in Merit list Punjab University M.A. History Gold Medalist (Session 1990-92) ►1st Position in College B.A. Examination 1989 ►Three time selected from Punjab Public Service Commission. ►Selection as subject specialist (S.S. History Punjab Public Service Commission, Lahore, 1997. ►2nd in Merit list for Lecturer ship (Pak-Studies) Punjab Public Service Commission, Lahore 1997. ►Selection as Lecturer in History, Punjab Public Service Commission, Lahore, 1997. MAJOR JOB ASSIGNMENTS Secretary College Sports Board 2 Secretary College Societies Board Student’s Advisor, Department of History, from May, 2007 to date. CONFERENCE, SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS ATTENDED CONFERENCES 1. Attended and organized an International Conference on “History and civilization of the Muslim World” organized by Department of History, University of the Punjab, Lahore (held on February 2006). 2. Conference attended “Perspective on Religion Politics and Society in South Asia” organized by Pakistan Studies Centre, University of the Punjab, Lahore (held on February 2007) 3. Conference attended on “Gandhara at the Cross Roads of Civilizations”- Art & Architecture organized by Department of Archaeology (held on April 10-12, 2007) WORKSHOPS 1. Workshop attended computer foundation “Organized by Education department Sargodha held on from 9-9-2003 to 27-9-2003. 2. Attended (workshop seventh HRDC Faculty orientation program organized by Human Resources development centre Institute of Administrative Science, University of the Punjab, Lahore (held on 3rd to 14th Oct. 2005. 3. Workshop attended on “ Survey of American History” Organized by American Consulate, (held on November, 2007) 4. Workshop attended on “Self Assessment Manual” organized by Quality Enhancement cell, Chemical engineering Department, University of the Punjab, Lahore (held on 6-11-2007). SEMINARS AND LECTURES Attended various seminars and lectures on different topics organized by Department of History and Pakistan Studies Centre, University of the Punjab, Lahore. 3.

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