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FACULTY PROFILE Dr. J.JEYAMATHI FACULTY PROFILE Dr. J.JEYAMATHI Assistant Professor Department of History Lady Doak College Madurai [email protected] Educational Qualification Year of Degree Subject Board / College / University Passing Tamil, English, Maths, Social S.S.L.C Tamil Nadu Education Board 1999 Sciences, Science H.S.C Science Tamil Nadu Education Board 2001 Sivanthi Aditanar College, Nagercoil, Manonmanium B.A. History 2004 Sundaranar University, Thirunelveli Scott Christian College, Nagercoil , Manonmanium Sundaranar M.A. History 2006 University, Thirunelveli South Travancore Hindu College, Nagercoil, Manonmanium M. Phil. History 2007 Sundaranar University, Thirunelveli Scott Christian College, Nagercoil , Manonmanium Sundaranar Ph.D. History 2015 University, Thirunelveli Additional Qualification ▪ DTED(Diploma in Pre-Primary Teachers Education) Research Experience S. Degree Title of the Research Work No. 1. M.Phil. Thengampthur Town Panchayat – A Study SOCIAL POLITICAL ECONOMIC CONDITION OF THE DALITS IN 2. Ph.D. KANYAKUMARI DISTRICT IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY Area of Specialization ▪ SUBALTERN STUDIES Orientation Date Title of the Orientation Level Conducted by 30TH August, RE-ORIENTATION COURSES FOR THE TEACHERS Tamil Nadu National 2008 HANDLING X-STD SUBJECTS Teachers Board Refresher Course Date Title of the Orientation Level Conducted by Academic Membership ▪ TAMILNAD HISTORY CONGRESS Articles Published Seminar attended / S. ISBN No. / Date Name of the Article published Organiser / Publisher No. CodeNo. Journal / Book International Seminar on “INNOVATION Muslim College of Education AND BEST B.ED& M.ED ISBN: : 24th& 25th PRACTICES IN 1. “DALIT-DEFINITIONS” Thiruvithancode, 978938142300 Jan, 2014 TEACHING AND Kanyakumari District 4 LEARNING” “DALIT- DEFINITIONS” National “NAGERCOIL CLOCK TOWER- Conference on IMPORTANCE FOR ITS B-DIGEST Publication, “HISTORIC PENDULAM” 27th March, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari ISBN: 978-93- 2. EDIFICES OF 2015 District 84734-10-7 INDIA”- A Subaltern Study National B-DIGEST Publication, : 28th March, “HISTORY OF KULATHUVILAI ISBN:978-81- 3. Conference on Nagercoil, Kanyakumari 2014 CHURCH” 929047-5-7 HISTORICAL District - 2 - MONUMENTS IN INDIA National Seminar on “PROGRESS OF i-manager Pubication “KANI’S AND KANI 10th ,April, HISTORICAL Nagercoil, Kanyakumari ISBN:978-81- 4. SETTLEMENT IN 2012 RESEARCH AND District 908910-2-8 KANYAKUMARI DISTRICT” WRITING IN THE 20TH CENTURY Presented The Paper SOUTH INDIAN Held in the HISTORY 3,4,5 METHOD OF TEACHING IN Department of Indian Chepauk, CONGRESS 5. February, EDUCATION History, Chennai- XXXII ANNUAL 2012 University of Madras 600005 SESSION Chepauk, Chennai-600005 Two Day National UGC Approved Journal 20th&21st Conference on “Value Based Education For Number: 44213(VOLU6) December, “Quality Education Students” Shanlax International Journal ISSN:2320- 6. 2017 for All- a Search for of Education 2653 Identity” Madurai-9 Two Day ICSSR Sponsored National Seminar on Present Status of Kodiakanal Hill Department of History, “Empowermeent, Tribes –Special Reference to Directorate of Distance ISBN: 1ST&2ND Feb, Social Justice, Paliyars in 21st Century Education 7. 978935174212 2018 Inclusive Madurai Kamaraj University 2 Development: Issues Madurai-2 & Perspectives of Tribal TamilNadu Temple Entry Movement Hosted by :Jayaraj Two Day ICHR Kanyakumari District in the early Annapackiam College for Sponsored National Twentieth Century-with reference women Seminar on to SuchindramTemple A peer reviewed, refered& ISSN:2349- 8. “ Popular Quarterly Journal with 8684 Movements in South Impact factor ROOTS India During 19th& UGC APPROVED 20th Centuries” JOURNAL NUMBER - 3 - 48991. Participation: Seminar S. Date Seminar Attended Level Sponsor Organiser No. Inter – Collegiate POST GRADUATE POST GRADUATE Seminar on Department of History, Department of History, 4th , March, “Reconstructing the 1. Inter College Scott Christian College, Scott Christian 2006 History of Nagercoil, Kanyakumari College, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District Kanyakumari District District A One- Day History Department, History Department, Seminar & Five- 12th March, Women;s Christian Women;s Christian 2. Day Exhibition on Regional 2010 College, Nagercoil, College, Nagercoil, Kerala Through the Kanyakumari District Kanyakumari District Ages National Seminar History Department, Scott History Department, 18th March, on “Recent Trend in Christian College, Scott Christian 3. National 2011 Historical Nagercoil, Kanyakumari College, Nagercoil, Research” District Kanyakumari District Two – Day National History Department, 20th&21st Seminar on “Social History Department, S.T. 4. National S.T. Hindu College, January, 2012 Reformers of Hindu College, Nagercoil Nagercoil Travancore” Inter-National Seminar on “ Muslim College of Muslim College of 24th&25th Innovation and Best Education, Education, 5. International January, 2014 Practices in Thiruvithancode, Thiruvithancode, Teaching and Kanyakumari District Kanyakumari District Learning” National Seminar History Department, Scott History Department, on “Progress of 10th ,April, Christian College, Scott Christian 6. Historical Research National 2012 Nagercoil, Kanyakumari College, Nagercoil, and Writing in the District Kanyakumari District 20th Century” - 4 - Two Day National Seminar on “Water- Resources History Department, 30th& 31st History Department, Lady 7. of Tamil Nadu- National Lady Doak Collge, January, 2018 Doak Collge, Madurai-2 Histo-Festo Cultural Madurai-2 Environment Perspectives” Participation: Conference S. Conference Date Level Sponsor Organiser No. Attended Eighth All India Scott Christian College, Scott Christian 2nd April, 1. Conference of Scott National Nagercoil, Kanyakumari College, Nagercoil, 2011 Research Forum District Kanyakumari District National Conference on Scott Christian College, Scott Christian 28th March, 2. “Historical National Nagercoil, Kanyakumari College, Nagercoil, 2014 Monuments in District Kanyakumari District India” National Scott Christian College, Scott Christian 27th March, Conference on 3. National Nagercoil, Kanyakumari College, Nagercoil, 2015 “Historic Edifices District Kanyakumari District of India” Two Day National Thiagarajar College of Thiagarajar College of 20th and 21st Conference on Preceptors, Preceptors, 4. December, "Quality Education National Teppakulam, Teppakulam, 2017 - A Search for Madurai - 625009 Madurai - 625009 Identity” - 5 - Participation: Workshop S. Workshop Date Level Sponsor Organiser No. Attended 21st Centre for Gandhian Womens Christian College, 1. September, Regional Department of History Studie’s Nagercoil 2011 November & Global Mission Lady Doak College, Lady Doak College, 2. December, Through English Regional Madurai-2 Madurai-2 2015 Learning Intercollegiate Centre for Womens;s Centre for Womens;s 5th March, Faculty Workshop 3. Inter College Studies, Lady Doak College, Studies, Lady Doak College, 2016 on “Pedagogy of Madurai-2 Madurai-2 Women’s Studies” National Level Workshop on 19th&20th “Museum: Mirror of ICSSR History Department, Fatima 4. September, National the Nation” (ICSSR College, Madurai 2016 Sponsored Workshop) Two- Day 25th&26th Workshop for Lady Doak College, Madrai- Lady Doak College, Madrai- 5. September, Inside College Resident Staff 2 2 2016 Members Three-Day 27th , History Department , Workshop on 6. 28th&29th National ICHR Bharathidasan University, “Historical March, 2017 Thiruchi Methods” Four Day Workshop on “Enhancing Centre for Human Resource Centre for Human Resource Your Pedagogical 8th , 9th ,11th, Development & Development & Repertoire: Tasks, 7. &12th , May, Inside College International Studies Centre, International Studies Centre, Techniques and 2017 Lady Doak College, Lady Doak College, Grammar for Madurai-2 Madurai-2 Developing Academic - 6 - Language” A Two- Day National Workshop 23rd&24th , on “Recent Trends History Department, Bishop History Department, Bishop 8. National August, 2017 in India’s Relations Heber College, Tiruchy Heber College, Tiruchy with East and South Asian Countries” 29th June, 13th Confident Career Guidance and Career Guidance and 9. July & 20th Communication on Inside College Placement Cell &Lady Doak Placement Cell &Lady Doak July, 2016 English” College, Madurai-2 College, Madurai-2 Career Guidance and Career Guidance and 28th July, 10. Blended Learning” Inside College Placement Cell &Lady Doak Placement Cell &Lady Doak 2016 College, Madurai-2 College, Madurai-2 Career Guidance and Career Guidance and 29th July, “Google 11. Inside College Placement Cell &Lady Doak Placement Cell &Lady Doak 2016 Application” College, Madurai-2 College, Madurai-2 25th , “Conflict and February, Department of History, Lady Department of History, Lady 12. Conflict Inside College &7th, March, Doak College, Madurai-2 Doak College, Madurai-2 Resolution” 2016 Centre for Human Resources Centre for Human Resources Development Development (CHRD),RESEARCH (CHRD),RESEARCH ‘Research CULTURE CULTURE 12th , Motivation and PROMOTIONCELL(RCPC) PROMOTIONCELL(RCPC) 13. December, Inside College Grant Proposal & & 2017 Preparation’ TRANSLEAD RESEARCH TRANSLEAD RESEARCH TEAM, Lady Doak College, TEAM, Lady Doak College, Madurai-2 Madurai-2 - 7 - Organised by Society For Community Organisation 30th June, Society for Community 14. “Gender Equality” Regional Trust & Justice 2018 Organisation Trust ShivrajV.Patil Institute for Legal Studies. One Day Workshop 17th July, on “Together We Quiz & Current Affairs Club Quiz & Current Affairs Club 15. Inside College 2018 Stand Together We , LDC
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