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Daffodil International University (DIU) 102 Shukrabad, Mirpur Road, Dhanmondi, Dhaka-1207 Daffodil International University (DIU) 102 Shukrabad, Mirpur Road, Dhanmondi, Dhaka-1207 Application Form for part time Teaching Positions Position applied for : Guest Faculty Department : Architecture Major (if any) : Psychology Current position (if applicable): Assistant Professor 1. Personal Information: SL. Particulars Detailed Information 1. Name SYED TANVEER RAHMAN 2. Father’s name Mr. SYED MATIAR RAHMAN 3. Mother’s name Mrs. NAZINA RAHMAN 4. Date of birth 31/12/1977 5. Age 38 6. Gender Male 7. Mailing address 3D, Shaheed Abul Khair Bhaban, Nimtoli Ananda Bazzar, Dhaka University R/A. 8. Contact number (s) +8801713095686 9. E-mail address [email protected], [email protected] 10. Permanent address C/34, BLOCK-E, ZAKIR HOSSAIN ROAD, MOHAMMADPUR, DHAKA—1207 11. Nationality Bangladeshi by birth 12. National ID number 2695044874781 13. Religion Islam (Sunni) 14. Marital status Married 15. Present salary 24100 Tk (Basic) 16. Expected salary As per DIU rules 17. Bank Draft/ Pay Order No. N/A Page 1 of 6 2. Educational Qualifications: Certificate/ Board/University Group/ Division/Class/ Passing Degree Subject CGPA year S. S. C. DHAKA RESIDENTIAL SCIENCE 1st DIV. (obtained 85.1% 1992 MODEL COLLEGE marks) H. S. C. DHAKA RESIDENTIAL SCIENCE 1st DIV. (obtained 80.3% 1994 MODEL COLLEGE marks) B. Sc. (Hons.) DHAKA UNIVERSITY PSYCHOLOGY 1st CL. (1st) 1997* M. Sc. DHAKA UNIVERSITY PSYCHOLOGY 1st CL. (1st) 1998** * Examination held in April 1999. ** Examination held in June 2000. 3. Academic Achievements (if any): SL. Description Year 1. Professor M. U. Ahmed Memorial Gold Medal for excellence in Masters Result. 1998 2. Sonali Bank Managing Director Gold Medals for excellence in HSC Examination. 1994 3. Sonali Bank Managing Director Gold Medals for excellence in SSC Examination. 1992 4. Professional Experiences (if any): SL. Designation Institution/Organization From (Date) ------- To (Date) 1 Assistant Dept. of Psychology January 24, 2006 To date Professor University of Dhaka 2 Student Dept. of Psychology June 01, 2005 June 30, 2008 Advisor University of Dhaka 3 Lecturer Dept. of Psychology April 22, 2002 January 23, 2006 University of Dhaka 4 Part-time Dept. of Humanities November 11, 2003 To date teacher Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology 5 Adjunct faculty Dept.(BUET) of Business Admin. Summer 2001 Summer 2004 East-West University 6 Guest faculty Dept. of Architecture Fall 2005 Fall 2005 Stamford University 7 Guest faculty Dept. of Business Admin. Spring 2008 & 2010 Spring 2008 & 2010 Eastern University 8 Guest faculty Dept. of Business Admin. Fall 2008 Fall 2008 Southeast University 9 Guest faculty Dept. of Architecture Fall 2013 To date Southeast University 10 Guest faculty Dept. of Business Admin. Summer 2014 To date Northern University Bangladesh Page 2 of 6 5. Professional Training/Conference/Workshop/Seminar (if any): SL. Title/Topic Name of the Institute From (Date) --- To (Date) 1. Pre Commission Training Bangladesh Military 24/01/ 2004 – 18/03/ 2004 Academy 2. Regional Training Workshop The Duke of Edinburgh 23/11/2009 – 29/11/2009 International Award 3. Training for Trainers Workshop The Duke of Edinburgh 05/10/2012 – 07/10/2012 International Award 4. Award Leader’s Training The Duke of Edinburgh 29/01/2009 – 31/01/2009 International Award 5. 3rd International Conference on Dept. of Psychology 22/07/2011 – 23/07/2011 Educational and Counselling University of Dhaka Psychology 6. International Conference on “Making Dept. of Educational and 02/05/2009 – 03/05/2009 the Difference in a Life of School Counselling Psychology Children” University of Dhaka 7. Malaysia Psychology Conference The University of 22/10/2011 Nottingham 8. 4th Bangladesh Clinical Psychology Dept. of Clinical 19/08/2014-22/08/2014 Conference Psychology, University of Dhaka and Bangladesh Clinical Psychological Society 9. 3rd Bangladesh Clinical Psychology Dept. of Clinical 27/10/2011 – 28/10/2011 Conference Psychology, University of Dhaka and Bangladesh Clinical Psychological Society 10. 5th International SIVUS Conference on The SIVUS International, 14/10/2009 – 16/10/2009 Mental Retardation Japan; SIVUS Institute, Bangladesh, and Dept. of Psychology University of Dhaka 11. TA 101 Training on Counselling International Transactional 25/05/2009 – 03/06/2009 Analysis Association, USA 12. International Psychological Bangladesh Psychological 24/02/2001 – 25/02/2001 Conference-2001 Association and South Asian Association of Psychologists 13. Teaching and Learning Methodology East West University 18/10/2001 – 8/11/2001 14. Regional Training Workshop on Population Council and 10/12/2002 – 17/12/2002 “Using of Qualitative Research United Nations Population Methods in Studying Reproductive Fund (UNFPA), Health and Risk Behaviour” Bangladesh 15. Seminar on “Vision, Leadership, and Cocoro no Vitamin 29/05/2008 – 31/05/2008 Partnership for the Future of Institute, Japan and Hunger Bangladesh” Free World Bangladesh Page 3 of 6 16. Cognitive Behaviour Therapy: An Dept. of Clinical 01/11/2008 Orientation Training Psychology, University of Dhaka and Bangladesh Clinical Psychological Society 17. Workshop on “How to be a Good Dept. of Clinical 28/10/2010 Communicator” Psychology, University of Dhaka and Bangladesh Clinical Psychological Society 18. Statistical Analysis & SPSS Package Dhaka University 14/07/1999 – 27/09/1999 Computer Centre 19. Applied Statistics & SPSS Institute of Statistical 03/06/2003 – 30/06/2003 Research and Training (ISRT), University of Dhaka 20. Seminar on “Injury Prevention & Pre Accident Research Institute 24/04/2008 Hospital Care” Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) 6. Professional Award/Recognition/Honor (if any): N/A SL. Name of the Award/ Awarded by Year Recognition/Honor --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 7. Language Proficiency: SL. Language Reading Writing Speaking Listening 1 Bengali √ √ √ √ 2 English √ √ √ √ 3 French √ √ √ √ 4 Arabic √ √ √ √ 5 Hindi √ √ √ √ 8. Computer and Other Skills (if any): SL. Detailed Information 1. Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS)® for quantitative data analysis 2. NVIVO® Package for qualitative data analysis 3. LAN setting & networking 4. MS Office® & all other basic computing Page 4 of 6 9. Publications in National/International Journals (if any): Title with Author(s) Journal, with Vol. Number, PP, Year of Publication and Country Ten research publications in seven peer reviewed journals. 10. Publication of Book(s) (if any): N/A SL. Title of the Book Publisher Year --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 11. Publications in National and International Conference/Seminar (if any): SL. Title of the Paper with Name of the Proceedings, PP, Year and Country Author(s) Have two abstract publications at international conferences and five abstract publications at national level conferences. 12. Supervision of Theses/Projects (if any): SL. Academic Program Title Awarding Year Each year, I have to supervise not more than 5 research projects at the undergraduate level and another 5 research projects along with not more than 3 Theses at the Masters level since my joining (2002) at the Department of Psychology, University of Dhaka as a full-time faculty member. 13. Professional Body Membership/Fellowship/Other Noteworthy Affiliations (if any): SL. Description Year 1. Associate Editor of The Dhaka University Journal of Psychology 2013, 2008 2. Manager, Dhaka University Swimming and Water Polo Team. 2006, 2014 3. Lieutenant (BTFO) in Bangladesh National Cadet Corps (BNCC). 2003-2014 4. Award Leader of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Foundation, Bangladesh (DoEA). 2009-2014 5. Life member of Dhaka University Alumni Association (DUAA). 2009-2014 6. Life member of Bangladesh Psychological Association (BPA). 2001-2014 7. Life member of the Barisal Division Welfare Association (BDWA). 2010-2014 8. Associate member of Bangladesh Clinical Psychology Society (BCPS). 2011-2014 Page 5 of 6 14. Other Necessary Information (if any): N/A 15. Name with affiliations, telephone numbers and email addresses of two referees who are not related to the applicant: 1. Professor Md. Imdadul Hoque, PhD Dean, Faculty of Biological Sciences University of Dhaka Email: [email protected] Phone: 01711224350 2. Professor Nazrul Islam, PhD Chairman, Department of Psychology University of Dhaka Email: [email protected] Phone: 01727105033 Signature: Date: 23/09/2014 Instructions: 1. Incomplete or incorrect application will be rejected. 2. Extra rows can be added if necessary. 3. Any kind of persuasion will disqualify the candidate. 4. Applicants, who are currently employed, need to apply through proper channel. --------------------------------------- Page 6 of 6 .
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