Olabisi Onabanjo Univrsity, Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria

OLABISI ONABANJO UNIVRSITY, AGO-IWOYE, NIGERIA CURRICULUM VITAE AND ANNUAL APPRAISAL SHEET FOR ACADEMIC STAFF (2014)

A. Personal Data 1. Name: OGUNTIMEHIN, Yekinni Abiodun 2. Department: Educational Foundations and Management 3. Faculty: Education. 4. E-mail Address: [email protected] 5. Date and Place of Birth: 24th December, 1956, Ago-Iwoye. 6. Nationality: Nigerian 7. Marital status: Married 8. Name and address of spouse: Mrs. Oguntimehin Afolake Authentication Unit, OOU. 9. Name and address of next of kin: same as (7) above 10. Date of first appointment: 1st March, 1998 11. Status on first appointment and salary: Junior Research fellow AUSS 2 Step 9 12. Present position and salary: Reader, UASS/HATTIS 6 Step 3 13. Date of last promotion: 1st October,2011 14. Date of Confirmation Appointment: 30th May, 2006. 15. Total number of years of teaching and research: a) Polytechnic/college of education: Nil b) University 16 Years

B. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND 1. Academic Qualifications Institutions Attended Date a. NCE (Bio/Geo), Ogun State College of Education, Ijebu-Ode, (Now Tai Solarin College of Education, Omu-Ijebu). 1983 b. B.Sc (Bio/Edu.), University of Lagos, Akoka. 1992 c. M.Ed (Educational Mgt.), Ogun State University, now Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye 1997 d. Ph.D (Educational Mgt.) Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye 2004

C. WORK EXPERIENCE 1. Previous work experience outside university system: a. Teaching: Ansar-Ur-Deen Primary School, Isara, Remo 1977-1978 b. Clerical: Remo Zonal Schools Board, Sagamu 1978-1980 c. National Service: NYSC at Government Day Secondary School, Jaban Kogo, Kaduna State. 1983-1984 d. Teaching: Molusi College, Ijebu Igbo 1985-1998

2. Previous Work Experience in other Universities On Sabbatical: Tai Solarin Uni of Edu, Ijagun, Ijebu-Ode 2010-2011

1 D. DETAILS OF PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE AT OLABISI ONABANJO UNIVERSITY 1. Teaching Function a. Undergraduate.

i. GNS 103 Study Skills and Techniques 2 ii. GNS 302 Entrepreneurship Skills 2 iii. EFM 304 Mgt of Pry & Secondary Edu. in Nigeria 2 iv. EFM 403 Case Studies in Education 2 v. EFM 406 Contemporary Issues in Education. 2

Units vi. EFM 421 Resources and Resource Management 2 vii. BBE 206 Product Management 2 viii. BBE 307 Marketing Research 3 ix. BBE 403 Marketing Management Strategies 3

b. Postgraduate i. EDU 723 Case Studies in Education 2 ii. EDM 809 Managerial Psychology 2 iii. EDM 814 Edu. Admin. & Organizational Behaviour 3 iv. EDM 913 Cost, Finance & Accountability in Education 3 v. EDM 914 Management Techniques in Education 3 vi. EDM 923 The Organizational Behaviour 3 vii. EDM 924 Topical Issues in Educational Management 3 viii. BEM 802 Consumer Behaviour 3 ix. BEM 806 International Marketing 3 x. BEA 805 Management Information System 3

2. Administrative Functions and Contribution to the University a. Level Adviser 2007-2013 b. Coordinator, Student Projects c. Assistant Co-ordinator Postgraduate Programmes EFM Dept. 2007-2014 d. Faculty GNS Coordinator 2012-2014 e. Rep of Dean, Faculty of Social and Mgt. Sciences Board 2012 to date f. Ag. Head, Dept. of Educational Mgt. & Bus. Studies Aug. 2014

3. Contributions to the Nation a. Examiner-West African Examination Council 1992-1998 b. Supervisor: West African Examination Council 1995-1997 c. Part-time Lecturer: The Redeemed Christian Bible College 1999 to date d. Part-time Pastor: The Redeemed Christian Church of God 2004 to date e. Part-time Coordinator: The Redeemed Christian Bible College Ago-Iwoye Satellite Campus. 2010 to date

2 4. Membership of and Registration with Professional Bodies i. Member, Nigerian Association for Education Administration and Planning ii. Member, International Research & Development. iii. Fellow, International Community Education Association.

E. PUBLICATIONS Thesis/ Dissertation a. Y.A. Oguntimehin (1997). “Perceived Impact of a Staff Development Programme on Primary School Teachers’ Productivity in INLGA of Ogun State” Unpublished M.Ed. Thesis. b. Y.A. Oguntimehin (2004). “Evaluation of the National Teachers’ Institute’s Nigeria Certificate in Education Programme in Ogun State, 1993-2001”. Unpublished Ph.D Thesis.

Monographs 1. Y.A. Oguntimehin (2014). Educational Management- The Administrative Processes Series 1 2. Y.A. Oguntimehin (2014). Educational Management- The Administrative Process Series 2

PUBLISHED JOURNAL ARTICLES 3. Y.A. Oguntimehin (2001). “Teacher Effectiveness: Some Practical Strategies for Successful Implementation of UBE in Nigeria”. African Journal of Educational Management, 9(2), 151-161 June. University of Ibadan, Ibadan ISSN 1596-0269.

4. Y.A. Oguntimehin (2001). “Perceived Impact of a Staff Development Programme on Primary School Teachers’ Productivity”. Journal of Advanced Studies in Educational Management, 9(1), 109-117 June. University of Ibadan, Ibadan ISSN 0795-0065.

5. Y.A. Oguntimehin (2004). “Functional Supervision for Quality Education in Nigeria” Journal of Counselling and Applied Psychology, 2(1), 143-155 July, University of Ado Ekiti, Ado Ekiti.

6. Y.A. Oguntimehin (2004). “Incorporating School Supportive Services for Qualitative Universal Basic Education Programme in Nigeria”. OOUJES. 5, 112-120 September. Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye ISSN 0794-12885.

7. Y.A. Oguntimehin (2004). “Teaching Personnel’s Perception of Parents’ Contributions to Secondary Education in Ogun State, Nigeria”. Educational Thought, 4 (1), 101-109 August. Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko ISSN 1596-696X.

8. Y.A. Oguntimehin and Muyiwa Adeyemi, (2004). “Functional School Library System: A major Success Tool for an Effective UBE Programme”. Journal of Library and Information Science (JOLIS). 1 (1 & 2), 24-33 December. Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye.

3 9. Y.A. Oguntimehin (2005). “Towards Enhancing School-Community Relations for Quality Education in Nigeria”. Educational Periscope, 1, 27-33. May, Nigerian Association of Educationists of National Development (NAEND) Ogun & Oyo State. ISSN 07a4-165x

**10. Y.A. Oguntimehin (2006). “Managing Stress in Teaching Profession” International Journal of Applied Psychology and Human Performance. 1 171-180 January ISSN 1473-9237.

11. Y.A. Oguntimehin (2006): “Assessment of NTI’S Physical Facilities For Nigeria Certificate In Education Programme In Ogun State” African Journal Of Historical Sciences In Education 2(2)162 – 169 November .University of Ibadan, Ibadan ISSN 0794-2192.

12. Y.A. Oguntimehin (2007): “Supervision Assessment of National Teacher’s Institute’s Nigerian Certificate in Education Programme in Ogun State”. Journal of studies in Educational Planning and Administration (SEPA), 3 (1), 80-87 May. National Institute for Education Planning and Administration (NIEPA) Ondo.

13. Y. A. Oguntimehin (2007): “Evaluation of the National Teachers Institutes and in- services Education Value in Nigeria” Ijagun Journal of Social and Management Science 2,58 – 65 Tai Solarin University of Education Ijagun, Ijebu-Ode. ISSN 2006- 3113.

**14. Y. A. Oguntimehin (2008): “Empowering Nigerian Women Through Entrepreneurship Education” Journal of Women Entrepreneurship in Education www.jweportal.com.

15. Y. A. Oguntimehin (2008): “Teaching Personnel Welfare Service: An Overview” Ogun Journal of Counselling Studies 2 (1&2) 143-150 April/ August Counselling Association of Nigeria (Ogun State chapter) [email protected]

**16. Y. A. Oguntimehin (2008): “National Teachers Institutes Nigerian Certificate in Education Programme Teaching Effectiveness in Ogun State” Journal of Sociology And Education in Africa (JOSEA) 7 (2) 31-42 June. Kampala International University ISSN 1116-0381 www.josea.org.bw..

17. Y. A. Oguntimehin (2010): “Assessment of Reading Materials And Objectives’ Achievement of NTI’S Nigeria Certificate In Education Programme in Ogun State” Contemporary Humanities 4, (1& 2) . Pp 31- 37 Babcock University, Ilisan. ISSN 2006-6511

18. Y.A Oguntimehin (2010): “Stress and Academic Effectiveness in Ogun State Owned Universities Nigeria” Babcock Journal of Management and Social Sciences 8 (1 & 2) 111- 126 July, Babcock University, Ilisan ISSN 1596-3948.

4 **19. Y.A. Oguntimehin & J.C. Nwosu (2010): “Building Sustainable Development Through Entrepreneurship Education” International Journal Of Sustainable Development 3 (3). 50-55 Pan African Company Accra, Ghana.

20. Y.A. Oguntimehin & O.A. Oyedeji (2010): “Applying Total Quality Management to Enhance Quality In Education Industry in Nigeria” Studies In Curriculum 5, 141- 154 September. Department of Curriculum Studies and Instructional Technology Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye Ogun State Nigeria. ISSN: 119- 0590.

21. Y. A. Oguntimehin & Oni, J.O. (2010): “Teaching Personnel Perception of Private Primary Schools’ Contributions to Educational Development in Ijebu North District, Nigeria” Journal of Social Sciences. Medwell. ISSN: 1993-1625.

**22. Joshua O. Oni & Y.A. Oguntimehin (2011): “Administration of the Nigeria Primary Education System the National Policy on Education and Decree no. 96 of 1993 Linkage” Journal of Pedagogical thought 2. 49- 56 February. A Publication of the Global Education Network, Faculty of Education, Kampala International University College, Dar-as-Salam, Tanzania. ISSN: 1827-818

**23. O.B. Adeyemi &Y.A. Oguntimehin (2011): “Managing Cultism in Nigeria Educational System: The Roles of Stakeholders” African Journal for the Study of Educational Issues 6 (1) March. Accra, Ghana. www.ajeduionline.org

**24. M. Adeyemi & Y.A. Oguntimehin (2012): “Management of Distance Learning Programmes for Effective Achievement of Objectives in the 21st Century Nigeria as a Case Study”. Journal of Education and Practice. International Institute of Science, Technology and Education, USA. www.11STE.org. 3 (2) 39-48 ISSN 22 22-735.

**25. Y. A. Oguntimehin & M. Adeyemi (2012): “Administrators Perspectives on Strategies for Enhancing the Quality of Higher Education in Nigeria”. Makerere Journal of Higher Education. The International Journal of Theory Policy and Practice,24-42 East Afri9can School of Higher Education Studies and Development. Makerer University ISSN 18166822.

**26. Y.A. Oguntimehin & O.A. Oyedeji (2013) “Strengthening School Effectiveness Characteristics for High Quality School System”. Journal of Capital Development in Behavioural Sciences 1, 163-175 April A Bi-annual Publication of the Faculty of Education, Lead City University, Ibadan. ISSN 2154-3981.

27. Alaba, A.O. & Y. A. Oguntimehin (2014): “Organisational Transparency and Teacher’s Job Performance in Ogun State Public Secondary Schools” Journal of Education and Practice. International Institute of Science, Technology and Education, USA ISSN 2222-1735(paper) ISSN 2222-288x.

Papers Accepted for Publication 5 **28. Oguntimehin, Y.A. & Kuewumi, O.A.(2013): “Quality Assurance Indices’ Influence on Secondary School Teachers Job Performance in Remo-Division, 28. Ogun State”. International Journal of Multi-Disciplinary Studies an Sports Research (IJMSRE): A Journal of Studies in the humanities Sports and Human Development, Department of Health, Physical Education recreation and Sport, University of Education Winneba, Ghana.

**29. Oguntimehin, Y.A. & Audu, F.N. (2014): “Gender and Community Influence as Determinants of Children Access to Basic Education in Kaduna State”. African Journal of Contemporary Issues in Education. University of Developmental Studies Navrongo Ghana, 6(1). *Papers Published after Last Promotion ** Offshore Publication 1. Y.A. Oguntimehin S.C. Abosede. “Writing Research Reports”. 2. Y.A. Otuntimehin: Supervision in Early Childhood Education.

Conference and Workshops Attended and Papers Presented

i. June 30, 2011 A-Day Workshop for Gbade Uniq Group of Schools Sagamu. The Marks of Excellent Teaching. ii. November 1- 2, 2012. A-Two Day Workshop for Gbade Group of Schools Sagamu, Managing Teaching and Learning. iii. September 10, 2013: The 14th Annual Staff Workshop Organised by Kings Gifts School, Ago-Iwoye. Effective School Management Strategies. iv. April 14-17, 2014, 12th Annual Conference of Nigerian Association of Educationists for National Development. Quality Assurance Indices’ Influence on Secondary Schools, Teaching, Job Performance in Remo Division, Ogun State. Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun. v. June 11, 2014. A-day-Workshop on Writing Grants Winning Proposals, Faculty of Education Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO JOINT PUBLICATIONS 8. Oguntimehin, Y.A. & Adeyemi, Muyiwa (2004) Functional Library System: A major Success Tool for Effective UBE Programme”: Journal of Library and Information Science (JOLIS)1(1&2) 24-33 Contributions: The topic was conceptualized by the two authors. As the lead author, the articulation and review of related points to the work was done. 19. Oguntimehin, Y.A. & Nwosu, J.C. (2010) “Building Sustainable Development Through Entrepreneurship Education” International Journal of Sustainable Development” 3(3) 50-55. Pan African Company, Accra, Ghana.

6 Contribution(s) ( I conceptualized the topic, wrote the introduction, collated the related facts for publication. 20. Oguntimehin, Y.A. & Oyedeji, O.A. (2010): “Applying Total Quality Management to Enhance Quality In Education Industry in Nigeria” Studies In Curriculum 5, 141-154 September. Department of Curriculum Studies and Instructional Technology Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye Ogun State Nigeria. ISSN: 119-0590. Contribution(s) we both conceptualized the topic. I wrote the introduction and collated the facts for publication. 21. Oguntimehin, Y.A. & Oni, J.O. (2010): “Teaching Personnel Perception of Private Primary Schools” Contributions to Educational Development in Ijebu North District, Nigeria” Journal of Social Sciences. Medwell. ISSN: 1993-6125. Contribution. I generated the topic, wrote the introduction and did. Both of us literature review and the field work. We both collated and presented for publication. 22. Oni, J.O. & Oguntimehin, Y.A. (2011): “Administration of the Nigeria Primary Education System the National Policy on Education and Decree no. 96 of 1993 Linkage” Journal of Pedagogical Thought 2. 49-56 February. A Publication of the Global Education Network, Faculty of Education, Kampala International University College, Dar-as-Salam, Tanzania. ISSN: 1892-21786. The Lead author conceptualized the topic. Wrote the introduction both collated the facts and processed the article for publication. 23. Adeyemi, O.B & Oguntimehin, Y.A. (2011): “Managing Cultism in Nigeria Educational System: The Roles of Stakeholders” African Journal for the Study of Educational Issues 6 (1) March. Accra, Ghana. www.ajeduionline.org ISSN: 0892- 21786. 24. Adeyemi, M. & Oguntimehin, Y.A. (2012): “Management of Distance Learning Programmes for Effective Achievement of Objectives in the 21st Century Nigeria as a Case Study”. Journal of Education and Practice. International Institute of Science, Technology and Education, USA. www.11STE.org. 3(2) 39-48 ISSN 22 22-735. We jointly developed the topic, collated the points and developed the article for publication. 25. Oguntimehin, Y.A. & Adeyemi, M. (2012): “Administrators Perspectives on Strategies for Enhancing the Quality of Higher Education in Nigeria”. Makerere Journal of Higher Education. The International Journal of Theory Policy and Practice, 24-42 East African School of Higher Education Studies and Development. Makerere University ISSN 1816- 6822. I conceptualized the topic wrote the introduction and we jointly developed the facts for the publication of the article. 26. Oguntimehin, Y.A. & Oyedeji, O.A. (2013): “Strengthening School Effectiveness Characteristics for High Quality School System”. Journal of Capital Development in Behavioural Sciences 1, 163-175 April A. Bi-annual Publication of the Faculty of Education, Lead City University, Ibadan. ISSN 2154-3981. 7 The lead author conceived the topic, and developed the article. 27. Alaba, A.O. & Oguntimehin, Y.A. (2014): “Organisational Transparency and teacher’s Job Performance in Ogun State Public Secondary School” Journal of Education and Practice. International Institute of Sciences, Technology and Education, USA ISSN 2222-1735 (Paper) ISSN 2222-288x. The lead author generated the topic. The methodology, field work and collation were jointly carried out. 28. Oguntimehin, Y.A. & Kuewumi, O.A.(2013): “Quality Assurance Indices’ Influence on Secondary School Teachers Job Performance in Remo-Division, 28. Ogun State”. International Journal of Multi-Disciplinary Studies an Sports Research (IJMSRE): A Journal of Studies in the humanities Sports and Human Development, Department of Health, Physical Education recreation and Sport, University of Education Winneba, Ghana. We both developed the topic and other parts were equally contributed. 29. Oguntimehin, Y.A. & Audu, F.N. (2014): “Gender and Community Influence as Determinants of Children Access to Basic Education in Kaduna State”. African Journal of Contemporary Issues in Education. University of Developmental Studies Navrongo Ghana, 6(1). We both developed the topic and other parts were equally contributed. CONTRIBUTIONS TO KNOWLEDGE

The basic thrust of my contributions to knowledge is attaining and sustaining quality education. The emphases are on fundamental strategies for continuous training and development of teaching personnel.

The provision of a stress-free academic climate, adequate funding and strategic concepts which will guide against wastage, by applying appropriate means of accountability and transparency in education. In addition, as educational administrator, the gospel is that quality teachers, learners, curriculum and teaching environment jointly fosters/determines quality outcomes.

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