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210728115147CV-Arenz ARENZA KAREN SEQUEIRA EMAIL ID: [email protected] Mobile: 91 9591917168 CAREER OBJECTIVE To work in a healthy, innovative and challenging environment extracting the best out of me, which is conducive to learn and grow at professional as well as personal level thereby directing my future endeavors as an asset to the organization. WORK EXPERIENCE MILAGRES COLLEGE, KALLIANPUR, UDUPI Worked as, • Lecturer in Physics from 2016 to March 2021. • Head of the Department from June 2017. • Member of Women Cell/Sexual Harassment Prevention Cell. • Member of Mid-Day Meal and Canteen Improvement Committee. • Member of Library Committee • Member of Vidhyarthi Darbar • Member of AICUF • Convener of Science Association for two years 2018-2020. • Member of Association of Physics Teachers of Mangalore University (APTMU). • Has done Evaluation duty twice in the Central Valuation of Semester Exam of Mangalore University. • Has done Semester Practical Exam duty as both External and Internal Examiner. • Have experience in conducting online classes. St. MARY’S PRE-UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, BRAHMAVAR, UDUPI • Worked as a part time lecturer in 2015-16. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Course University/ Board Institute Year of Passing Percentage M.Sc. Manipal University Manipal Institute of 2015 CGPA 6.74 (Physics) Technology, Manipal. 61.27% B.Sc. Mangalore University M.G.M. College, Udupi. 2013 70.7% P.U.C. Karnataka Pre University St. Mary’s Syrian College, 2010 58.6% Board Brahmavar S.S.L.C. Karnataka Secondary Nirmala High School, 2008 84.8% Education Board Brahmavar ACHIEVEMENTS & EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES: • Has qualified CSIR-UGC NET Exam in Lectureship, which was on 18th of June 2017. • Has participated as a delegate in National Level Seminar on “Renewable Energy Sources” on 29th of February 2020 conducted by Sri Bhuvanendra College, Karkala. • Has participated in One Day Teachers’ Training workshop on “Astronomy & Eclipses” organized by the Department of Physics and Poornaprajna Amateur Astronomers’ Club in collaboration with Pilikula Regional Science Centre & Association of Physics Teachers of Mangalore University, held on 24th of September 2019 at Poornaprajna College, Udupi. • Has participated as a delegate in one day National Conference in Physics on the topic “NANO, CRYO and SPACE PHYSICS”, organized by Department of Physics, St. Aloysius College Mangaluru, held on 15th December 2017 sponsored under the Star College Scheme of DBT, Govt of India. • Has participated in the seminar “Recent Advances in Photonics” held at the Centre for Atomic and Physics, Manipal University Manipal on 23rd July 2016. • Has participated and presented a research paper titled Influence of Substrate Temperature on Structural and Optical properties of CdS thin films in the National Conference on Condensed Matter Physics and Applications (CMPA-2015) held at Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal University, Manipal. • Has participated in the National Conference on Condensed Matter Physics and Applications (CMPA-2013) held at Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal University, Manipal. • Has participated in a Workshop on Effective Teaching and Learning Skills organized by Department of Physics, Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal University, Manipal. AS A JUDGE: • Has judged the Inter-Class Seminar Competition held by P.G. Department of Milagres College, Kallianpur, Udupi on 13th March 2020. • Has judged the Inter-School Science Model Competition held at Milagres PU College, Kallianpur, Udupi on 12th November 2019. • Has judged the Inter-School Science Model Competition held at Milagres PU College, Kallianpur, Udupi on 2nd December 2016. • Has judged the Science Model Competition at St. Mary's High School, Kannarpady, Udupi on 25th October 2016. AREA OF SPECIALIZATION: • Masters in Science (Physics) • Bachelors in Science (Maths, Physics, Statistics) SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY: • Operating system : Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10 • Software : MS Office, Google Classroom SKILLS AND QUALITIES: • Like to interact with people and can easily get along with. • Time management • Quick learner with a high degree of flexibility • Ability to work under pressure and always ready to take up responsibilities • Good communication skills PERSONAL DETAILS Date of Birth : September 28, 1992 Marital Status : Married Nationality : Indian Hobbies : Singing, Gardening and Cooking. Languages known : English, Hindi, Kannada, Konkani. Address : Flat #204 B, V & C Avaas, 5th Main, Maithri Layout, Near Hope Farm, Whitefield, Bengaluru - 560066 I hereby declare that the information given herewith is correct to my knowledge and I will be responsible for any discrepancy. Place: Bengaluru Date: 28.07.2021 ARENZA KAREN SEQUEIRA .
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