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BIO – DATA NAME:Dr.A.RENUKA ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR & HEAD BIO – DATA NAME:Dr.A.RENUKA ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR & HEAD, DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR & HEAD, Designation DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY , GOVERNMENT ARTS COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, SALEM - 8. Official Address for ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR & HEAD, Communication DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY , GOVERNMENT ARTS COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, SALEM - 8. Permanent Address 33- A VENUS GARDEN, MITTAPUDUR, ALAGAPURAM POST, SALEM – 16. Mobile No 9842026867 8838816479 Email. ID. [email protected] Date of Birth 14.06.1964 Date of Appointment 06.09.1996 EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS DEGREE SUBJECT Year INSTITUTION B.A., HISTORY 1984-87 N.K.R. GOVERNMENT ARTS COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, NAMAKKAL. M.A., HISTORY 1987-89 JKK COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE, KOMARAPALAYAM. M.A., PUBLIC 2015-17 UNIVERSITY OF MADRAS ADMINISTRATION M.PHIL HISTORY 1989-90 DO Ph.D HISTORY 2009 BHARATHIAR UNIVERSITY,COIMBATORE DTM TOURISM AND 2008 UNIVERSITY OF MADRAS TRAVEL MANAGEMENT ORIENTATION COURSEPONDICHERRY UNIVERSITY, PONDICHERRY. 04.08.1999 TO 31.08.1999 REFRESHER COURSE 1. BHARATHIYAR UNIVERSITY, COIMBATORE. 01.11.2001 TO 21.11.2001 2. TAMIL UNIVERSITY, THANJAVUR. 03.11.2003 TO 23.11.2003 3. TAMIL UNIVERSITY, THANJAVUR 20.09.2004 TO 11.10.2004 Discipline / Area of HISTORY : MODERN PPERIOD specialization : M.Phil Candidates guided / Guided & Awarded - 57 awarded 1 Submited , 7 Persuing Ph.D Research Scholars PAPER PRESENTATION: S.No Title of the Research Papers Details Date 1 METAMORPHOSIS OF ICHR & ICSSR National – March , AESTHETICIAN IN TO THE Seminar on Conducted by 2014 INVICIBLE BRAMHA IN Department of History , INDIAN CINEMA. Bharathidasan University, Trichy. 2 ANCIENT TRADE OF Central Institute of Classical 5th – 7th TAMILAKAM Tamil sponsored National February, Level Seminar organize By 2015 PG&Research Department of History, Thiruvalluvar Govt.Arts College, Rasipuram, Namakkal Dist, Tamilnadu. 3 ROLE OF MONEY MARKETS UGC Sponsored State Level 20th IN THE ECONOMICAL Seminar organized PG February, DEVELOPMENT &Research Department of 2015 Economics Govt Arts College (Autonomous), Salem-7. 4 MEDIA AND HUMAN UGC Sponsored National 19&20th RIGHTS Level Seminar organized by March , PG & Research Department of 2015 History Govt Arts College. Coimbatore. 5 WOMEN RESEVATION IN Tamil Nadu History Congress 20.10.2015 INDIA Annual Session Conducted by Department of History , Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Thirunelveli. 6 MODERN THOUGHTS IN UGC Sponsored National 8 March, HISTORIGRAPHY Level Seminar organized by 2016 Department of History, Govt Arts College (A) Salem – 7. 7 BRAHMI SCRIPT - A STUDY Tamil Nadu History Congress 2016 Twenty Third Session in Peryar University, Salem. 8 ‘SALEM THROUGH AGES’ Salem Day Organized By 5 th Ymca Salem & Salem April,2016 Historical Society. 9 ARCHACOLOGICAL FINDINGS One Day Seminar On 14.05.2017 IN SALEM DISTRICT History Organised By Salem Historical Research Centre In Vazhapadi. 10 HISTORY OF TAMIL UGC Sponsored National 02&03rd COUNTRY AS REFLECTED IN Level Seminar organized by Feb, 2017 MANUSRIPT Department of History, Thiruvalluvar Govt Arts College, Rasipuram. 11 RAJENDRA CHOLA’S NAVAL One day National Level 22.02.2017 EXPEDITION ON seminar on King Rajendra ‘SRIVIJAYAM’ Chola I- The Icon of Imperial Semantics Conducted by Archaeological Research Centre, Chennai & History wing DDE Annamalai University. 12 SHRI SHIRDI SAIBABA’S International Conference on 10&11th VIEWS ON MEDITATION Yoga in Tamil University, March, Tanjore. 2017 PARTICIPATIONS IN SEMINAR S S. DETAILS DATE No 1 Centenary Memorial Day of Robert Bruce Foote – ‘Father of Indian 29 Palaeo- Archaeology’Jointly Organised by The C.S.I.Holy Trinity December Anglican Church, Yercaud &Salem Historical Society, Salem. 2012 2 UGC Sponsored one Day Re-Training Programme on ‘ SKILL 13 Feb2014 BASED TEACHING TECHNIQUUES FOR COLLEGE TEACHERS’organized by Department of Cooperation and History, Government Arts College (A) Salem-7. 3 Salem Museum& Salem Historical Socity jointly organized Photo – 16 Fed Exhibition on the occasion of ‘SALEM DAY’ at SALEM Govt Museum. 2014 4 UGC Sponsored National Level Seminar on ‘ISSUES AND 19 Feb DEVELOPMENTSON HUMAN RIGHTS’organized by Department 2014 of Human Right , Govt Arts College (A) Salem-7. 5 Three Days National Seminar on ‘Science &Tecchnology in Ancient 5 to 7 Tamil Inscriptions and Classical Tamil Literature’organized PG & Feb2015 Research Department of History , Thiruvalluvar Government Arts College, Rasipuram. 6 ICSSR Sponsored National Conference on ‘ Contemporay Issues in 20&21 Women Rights with special reference to status of women in India.’ March 2015 Organized by Political Science & Public Administration wing , Annamalai University, Chidambaram 7 History Association Meeting ON Carrier Guidance For History 29.02.2016 Students - Special Address – Dr.T.GANGATHARAN 8 National Workshop on Marine Archaeology sponsored by ICHR, New 19 Feb Delhi and conducted by Department of Marine History and Marine 2016 Archaeology held at Tamil University , Tanjavur. 9 Salem Day Special Seminar ‘SALEM THROUGH AGES’ Salem Day 5 th organized by YMCA Salem & Salem Historical Society. April,2016 10 Two days National Level Seminar on ‘RECENT TRENDS IN 30 &31 SOUTH INDIAN HISTORIOGRAPHY’ organized by Department of March History , Periyar University, Salem-11. 2016 11 Two Day National Seminar on Contemporary Issues in Women 20 & 21 Rights with Special Reference to Status of Women in India March conducted by Political Science & Public Administration Wing, DDE, 2016 Annamalai University. 12 One Day State Level Workshop on ‘Philosophy Propounded by 14.03.2017 Indians’ organised by Department of History, PSGR Krishnammal College for Women, Coimbatore. 13 History Association Function Iconographic Approaches In Archaeology - 22.03.2017 Special Address Dr.M.RAJENDRAN, IAS., 14 One day Seminar on HISTORY organised by Salem Historical Research 14.05.2017 Centre in Vazhapadi. 15 Three days Workshop on ‘EPIGRAGHY ‘organized by Salem Govt 14,15,16 Museum Feb 2017 Internal Quality Assurance Cell(IQAC) workshop on NAAC Assessment 1 August 16 and Accreditation Process on organized by Govt. Arts College (A) Salem- 2017 7. 17 National Conference on SOUTH INDIAN TEMPLE 16,17 ARCHITECTURE held at Er.Perumal Manimegalai College of September Engineering , Koneripalli, Hosur, Tamil Nadu Associated with 2017 Krishnagiri Dishnagiri District Historical Eesearch Center, Hosur. 18 The Department of History & Salem Govt Museum jointly organized 30.10.2017 Photo –Exhibition on the occasion of ‘SALEM DAY’ at SALEM Govt Museum. 19 One day National Seminar on ‘HIGHER EDUCATION – ISSUES , 30.11.2017 DEVELOPMENTS, OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES’ organized by Government Arts College (A), Salem-7. 20 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL one day 05.02.2018 INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM Organising committee member,organized by Government Arts College For Women, Salem-8. 21 One day National Workshop on ‘HISTORY OF SCIENCE , 26.02.2018 TECHNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT’(HSTE), Organized by Periyar university, Department of History, Salem- 11. 22 One day National Workshop on ‘ SOCIAL HISTORY OF THE TAMILS, 09.03.2018 Organized by Periyar university, Department of History, Salem – 11. ARTICLES AND RESEARCH PAPERSPUBLISHED IN ISBN & ISSN JOURNAL S. Tittle of the Research Papers Details No 1 DALIT RIGHTS AND DANGLING In International Journal of Research in LIVES Managements Studies Issue. 2. Vol. 1 Sep.2013. Issn: 2321 – 4864 P.No.83 86. Published By West Wind Publishing Home. Mumbai. Maharastra.India. 2 HUMAN RIGHTS IN TIBET Third Concept and International Journal of Ideas. Vol.No.27 Dec.2013 ISSN – 0970 – 7247 New Delhi. India. 3 MEDIA AND HUMAN RIGHTS On 19,20th March 2015 PG& Research Department of History Government Arts College (A). Coimbatore. 4 MANUSRIPTS IN ANCIENT On 2,3rd Fed 2017 organized by Department of TAMIZHALAGAM History, Thiruvalluvar Govt Arts College. Rasipuram. 5 LIFE AND TEACHING OF International Journal of Advance Research SHRIDI SAIBABA - A and Innovative Ideas in Education Published HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE in E – JOURNAL Volume – 3, Issue 5, 2017 6 SHRI SHIRDI SAIBABA’S - International Journal of Advance Research ESSENCE OF SPIRITUALISM and Innovative Ideas in Education Published AND ETHICAL LIVING in E – JOURNAL Volume – 3, Issue 5, 2017 7 SHRI SHIRDI SAIBABA’S AKRA International Journal of Advance Research VACHANAE OR ELEVEN and Innovative Ideas in Education Published PROMISES in E – JOURNAL Volume – 3, Issue 5, 2017 8 ‘SHIRDI DIARY’ – A HISTORICAL International Journal of Advance Research DICTIONERY ABOUT SHRI and Innovative Ideas in Education Published SHIRDI SAI BABA in E – JOURNAL Volume – 3, Issue 6, 2017 9 SHIRDI SAI BABA’S International Journal of Innovative Research DWARAKAMAI - A SPIRITUAL in Technology publication in E – JOURNAL OASIS Volume – 4, Issue 8, 2018. 9 ARATI - WORSHIPING METHODS Iconic Research And Engineering Journals OF SHRI SHIRDI SAI BABA PUBLICATION In E –JOURNAL Volume-1 Issue, 7 January, 2018 10 SHIRDI SAI BABA RESCUES Iconic Research and Engineering Journals CAPTAIN JAHANGIR FRAMJI Publication in E - JOURNAL , Volume-1 DARUWALLA AND HIS THREE Issue, 7 January,2018. SHIPS IN THE RUSSO - JAPANESE WAR (1904 - 1905) 11 SHIRDI SAI BABA MOVEMENT International Journal of Advance Research IN AUSTRALIA and Innovative Ideas in Education Published in E – JOURNAL Volume – 4, Issue -1, 2018. 12 Ziegerbalg-The Pioneer of Tranquebar International Research Journal of Arts and Mission Culture.vol-2,Issue-2-Feb 2021 CONDUCTED P.H.D. VIVA AS A CONVENER/CHAIRMAN S.No NAME OF THE TOPIC COLLEGE / DATE SCHOLAR
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