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School of Economics, Management & Information Sciences (SEMIS) Mizoram University Annual Report 2009-2010 1. Name of the School : School of Economics, Management & Information Sciences (SEMIS) 2. Name of the Dean : Prof. Lianzela 3. Contact Details: i) Office Phone : 0389 – 2330707 ii) Residence Phone No : 0389 - 2323110 iii) Mobile Phone No : 9862324657 iv) Fax No : 0389 - 2330709 v) E-mail ID of the Dean : [email protected] 4. Number of School Board Meetings held during 2009-2010 (Local/Full Board) i) Date 03.06.2009 (Full Board) ii) Date 30.10.2009 (Local Board) 5. Names of External Members in the School Board : Names University / Institute 1) Prof. Keya Sengupta, Assam University, Silchar – 788 120 Dept. of Economics 2) Prof. P.K. Haldar, Tripura University, Agartala – 799 130 Dept. of Commerce 3) Prof. A. Chandel, NEHU – Shillong Dept. of Library & Information Sc. 4) Prof. A.K. Mukherjee, Allahabad University, Allahabad (UP) Faculty of Management 5) Prof. G. Singaia, NEHU, Tura Campus, Chanmari, Tara Dept. of Management (Meghalaya) 6. Brief Introduction about the School Under the School of Economics, Management & Information Sciences there have been four Departments viz Economics, Commerce, Library & Information Sciences and Management. Economics Department is one of the oldest departments in the University. It was started in 1979 (during the era of then North Eastern Hill University Mizoram Campus). The Departments of Library & Information Sciences, Commerce and that of Management followed. There is a new addition in the School i,e, the introduction of Mass Communication Department. For this new Department teachers are being recruited. With the addition of Mass Communication Department there are now five departments under the School of SEMIS. 1 Mizoram University Annual Report 2009-2010 Placement received by students under the School has been quite encouraging. The Department of Economics successfully completed its project entitled “Enhancing Trade Related Research Capacity Amongst Universities & Individual Researchers” under United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD). For the first year, under the project rupees twenty five lakh had been spent. The project has been renewed for the second year. In the second year , rupees twenty two lakh had been sanctioned. The project that had been taken up include: Training-Workshop for fifteen days, International Seminar, granting fellowship etc. Workshop/Seminars/Refresher Courses conducted by the Departments under the School indicated the interest, dedication and zeal that the School has in academic matters. 7. Staff Position at Deans’ Office in 2009-10 Sl. SC ST OBC Gen Others Designation No M F M F M F M F M F 1 LDC 1 2 Peon 1 Total 1 1 8. Particulars about the Teaching Faculty in the Departments under the School (2009-10) Professor Reader Lecturer Others O Others O Others O Name of the SC STB GenSC STB Gen SC ST B Gen Deptt. C C C M M M M M M M MF MF MF MF MFMF MF M F F F F F F F F Economics 3 1 2 1 1 Commerce 1 1 1 1 1 Library & Information 1 1 1 1 2 Science Manage- 1 2 1 1 1 ment 2 Mizoram University Annual Report 2009-2010 Name of the School : School of Economics, Management & Information Sciences (SEMIS) 1. (a) Name of the Department : Economics (b) Year of Establishment : 1979 2. (a) Name of Head of Department : Prof. T.C Nunga (b) Contact Detail : Phone No. / E-mail Department/Office : 0389-2330708 Residence : 0389-2332454 Mobile : - Email ID : [email protected] Dept. Fax No. : 0389-2330709 (Fax) 3. A Brief Introduction about the Department The Department of Economics, Mizoram University was started in 1979 under NEHU, Mizoram Campus with just one teacher and a few students. The student intake capacity was raised from 20 to 50 in 1996. This was later reduced to 40 again with the starting of Mizoram University in July, 2001. 4. Present Student Intake Capacity at Post Graduate Level (M.A) 40 (Forty) 5. Teaching Faculty Degree & Sl. Name Designation University/Institute from Subject Specialization No which awarded Micro Economics & 1 Thangchungnunga Professor M.A, Ph.D (GAU) Quantitative Methods Human Resources 2 Tlanglawma Professor M.A. Gold Medalist (GAU) Development 3 A.K Agarwal Professor M.A, Ph.D (Kanpur) Macro Economics M.A Gold Medalist (GAU), 4 Lianzela Professor Growth & Development Ph.D (GAU) 5 Vanlalchhawna Assote Professor M.A, Ph.D (NEHU) International Trade Environmental 6 Lalrinthanga Assote Professor M.A, Ph.D (NEHU) Economics & Micro Economics M.A, LLB (Sagar); Micro Economics, 7 S.K Ghosh Asst. Professor M.Phil (NEHU) Monetary & Banking M.A (NEHU) Gender Economics & 8 Lalhriatpuii Asst. Professor Ph.D (MZU) Monetary economics M.A (NEHU) 9 James LT Thanga Sr. Stats Asst. Quantitative Methods Ph.D (MZU) 3 Mizoram University Annual Report 2009-2010 7. Teaching and Non-Teaching Staff (Regular/Guest/Contract) in the Department as on 31.3.2010 SC ST OBC Gen Others Designation Reg Cont Reg Cont Reg Cont Reg Cont Reg Cont MFMFMFMFMFMFMFMFMFMF Professor 3 1 Reader 2 Sr.Lecturer 1 LDC 1 1 Sr.Stats Assistant 1 Peon 1 8. Details of Courses (2009-10) First Course Course Title Course In-Charge Semester Credit 1. Micro-Economics – I 1. Dr Lalrinthanga 2. Macro-Economics – I 2. Prof. A.K Agarwal I 3. Quantitative Methods – I 3. Prof. T.C Nunga 4. Economics of Growth & Development - I 4. Prof. Lianzela Second Course Course Title Course In-Charge Semester Credit 1. Micro-Economics – I 1. Dr Lalrinthanga 2. Macro-Economics – I 2. Prof. A.K Agarwal II 3. Quantitative Methods – I 3. Prof. T.C unga 4. Economics of Growth & Development – I 4. Prof. Lianzela Third Course Course Title Course In-Charge Semester Credit 1. Public Economics 1. Dr Vanlalchhawna 2. International Trade & Finance 2. Dr Vanlalchhawna 3. Financial Institution & Markets 3. Dr Lalhriatpuii 4. Economics of Human Resources – I 4. Prof. Tlanglawma III 5. Econometrics – I 5. Prof. T.C Nunga 6. Industrial Economics – I 6. Dr Vanlalchhawna 7. Agricultural Economics – I 7. Dr Lalrinthanga 8. Labour Economics - I 8. Prof. A.K Agarwal Fourth Course Course Title Course In-Charge Semester Credit 1. Indian Economics 1. Dr Vanlalchhawna 2. Financial Institution & Markets 2. Dr Vanlalchhawna 3. Eco of Social Sectors & Environments – II 3. Dr Lalhriatpuii 4. Economics of Human Resources – II 4. Prof. Tlanglawma 5. Econometrics – II 5. Prof. T.C Nunga IV 6. Industrial Economics – II 6. Dr Vanlalchhawna 7. Agricultural Economics – II 7. Dr Lalrinthanga 8. Labour Economics – II 8. Prof. A.K Agarwal 9. Gender Economics 9. Dr Lalhriatpuii 10. Mathematics Economics 10. Prof. T.C Nunga 4 Mizoram University Annual Report 2009-2010 9. Courses Conducted by the Department for M.Phil / Ph.D Programme (2009-2010) Compulsory / Optional / Numbers Name of the Course Courses Practical of Credits in-charge Prof. Lianzela (a) M.Phil / Pre-Ph.D 3 Papers + Dissertation 24 Prof. A.K Agarwal Prof. T.C Nunga 10. Allied and Cognate Subjects related to the Department. Allied Subjects Cognate Subjects Commerce, Management, Statistics, Information Forestry, Education & Public Science, Population Education, Demography, Administration Audit and Continuing Education 11. Student Particulars Category SC ST OBC Gen Others Total MFMFMFMFMFM F 2nd Semester 28 14 1 29 14 4th Semester 27 13 27 13 M phil 2 2 Ph D 6 7 6 7 12. Name of Scholars Registered for Ph.D. Programme during 2009-10 Name of the Scholars Registration Title of Ph.D. Dissertation Name of Number Supervisor Lalfakawmi Mzu/Ph.D/284 Investment in education and Prof. T.Lawma 3.6.2009 Health : A study with special reference to Mizoram Lalchhanhima Mzu/Ph.D/285 Economics of Health : A study Prof. T.Lawma 3.6.2009 of health care and Health services facilities in Aizawl Mizoram Lalrinawma Sailo Mzu/Ph.D/286 Role of Agriculture in the Prof. Lianzela 3.6.2009 Economics development of Mizoram Laldinpuii Chenkual Mzu/Ph.D/287 Analysis of Agriculture Prof. T.C Nunga 3.6.2009 production and its components of growth : A study with special reference to Mizoram K.Saitluanga Mzu/Ph.D/305 A study of problems and Prof. Lianzela 30.10.2009 impact of infrastructure in Mizoram : A case study of Serchhip district 5 Mizoram University Annual Report 2009-2010 Emanuel Lalhriatzuala Mzu/Ph.D/306 A study an the trends and Prof. T.C Nunga 30.10.2009 composition of income with reference to Mizoram : 1987 - 2007 Zothanzuali Hlondo Mzu/Ph.D/307 Economics of power Prof. Lianzela 30.10.2009 generation, transmission and distribution in Mizoram - Problems and prospect R.Lalhmangaihsangi Mzu/Ph.D/308 Socio Economics dimensions Prof. Lianzela 30.10.2009 of unemployment problems in Mizoram 13. Details of Research Scholars who are receiving Fellowships/Financial Support (as on March, 2010) Sl. Name of the Fellowship Names M.Phil/Ph.D No. (Please consult Notes below) 1 Lalchhanhima Ph.D JRF 2 J.L Hmingchhuanga Ph.D Rajiv Gandhi 3 Pradyut Guha Ph.D UNCTAD 4 J.Lalfakzuala Ph.D UNCTAD 5 C.Lalbiaksiami Ph.D UGC-MZU 6 John Larinawma Ph.D UGC-MZU 7 C.Laldingngheti Ph.D UGC-MZU 8 C.Lalrinmawii Ph.D UGC-MZU 9 George Zoramsanga Ph.D UGC-MZU 10 Lalmuanpuia Zawngte Ph.D UGC-MZU 11 Angela K.Lalhmingsangi Ph.D UGC-MZU 12 Thangrimawia Khiangte Ph.D UGC-MZU 13 V.Lalremruata Ph.D UGC-MZU 14 Rosy Lalbuatsaihi Ph.D UGC-MZU 15 Lalramthangi Ph.D UGC-MZU 16 Lalrinawma Sailo Ph.D UGC-MZU 17 Laldinpuii Chenkual Ph.D UGC-MZU 18 K.Saitluanga Ph.D UGC-MZU 19 Emanuel Lalhriatzuala Ph.D UGC-MZU 20 Zothanazuali Hlondo Ph.D UGC-MZU 21 R.Lalhmangaihsangi Ph.D UGC-MZU 14.
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