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DR KM METRY (डॉ के एम्मेत्री) (PÉ JA ªéäãwæ) PROFESSOR of TRIBAL DR K M METRY (डॉ के एम् मेत्री) (PÉ JA ªÉÄÃwæ) PROFESSOR OF TRIBAL STUDIES (CURRICULUM VITAE) A. PERSONAL 01 NAME METRY, K M 02 DESIGNATIONS Professor, Department of Tribal Studies 03 ADDRESS Dr K M Metry Professor, Department of Tribal Studies, Kannada University Hampi - 583 276, Hosapete Tq, Ballari District, Karnataka State, India HOME ADDRESS Dr K M Metry Gotul, # 36, Soujanya Estates, Malapanagudi, Hampi - 583 239 04 COMMUNICATION CONTACTSCOMMUNICATION CONTACTS1 Mobile : + 91 94486 32685, 8618023410 2 E-mail : [email protected] 3 Website : www.kannadauniversity.org 05 PLACE OF BIRTH Gour, Basava Kalyan Tq - 585 327, District : Bidar (Karnataka) 06 DATE OF BIRTH 01.8.1962 07 SEX Male 08 HEIGHT 5' 7" (167.5 CM) 09 BLOOD GROUP O +ve 10 COMMUNITY GOND (Scheduled Tribe) 11 RELIGION Aadi Dharma (Tribal Religion) 12 DOMICILE 371(J) Hyderabad-Karnataka Area (Karnataka State) Certificate No: RD0038100063077 Dr K M Metry – Curriculum Vitae Page 1 13 NATIONALITY Indian 14 LANGUAGES KNOWN 1 To Read : Kannada, English, Hindi, Marathi 2 To Write : Kannada, English, Hindi, Marathi 3 To Speak : Kannada, English, Hindi, Marathi 15 FATHER, MOTHER , Maruteppa Metry, 80 yrs (Expired on Tuesday 11.3.1997, 8 AM at Shendge Hospital, Omerga), Mallavva Metry, 100 yrs (Expired on Friday 01.7.2016, 2.30 AM at own house Gour) 16 WIFE Dr Daxayani K Metry (DOB: 15.02.1973), M Sc Botony, Lecturer in Biology, VV Sangha’s Vijayanagara PU College, Hosapete 17 DAUGHTER Sahana K Metry (DOB: 14.9.1998) AA. EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS Sl Education University, Board, Colleges, Schools Period No 1 M Ed Annamalai University, Annamalai Nagar (Tamil Nadu) 1999 2 Ph D (Sociology) Mysore University, Manasagangotri, Mysuru (Deptt. of Sociology) 02.5.1990 - Title of Ph D Thesis: Bidar Jilleya Gond Adivasi Samudaya: Ondu Samajashashtriya Adhyayana 01.8.1994 (Gond Tribes in Bidar District: A Sociological Study) (Guide: Professor Jogan Shankar) [Reg No: Ex 9.1:PhD: MKM:89-90/02.5.1990] 3 B Ed Annamalai University, Annamalai Nagar (Tamil Nadu) 1989 4 M A I-II (Sociology) Gulbarga University, Kalaburagi (Deptt. of Sociology) 1984-1986 5 B A I-III Gulbarga University, Kalaburagi (BV Bhoomareddy College, Bidar) 1981-1984 6 PUC I-II PU Board, Bengaluru (NF Jr College, Bidar) 1979-1981 7 VIII-SSLC SSLC Board, Bengaluru (JBK High School, Basava Kalyan) 1976-1979 8 VI-VII District Board, Bidar (Govt. Hr Primary School, Pratapur) 1974-1976 9 I-V Government Primary School, Gour, Basava Kalyan Tq 1969-1974 AB. OTHER ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES Sl Program/Courses completed Name of the Institution Period No 01 Workshop cum Training programme CIIL, Mysuru 21-25 August 2017 on Grammar Writing 02 SPSS Training Course Centre for Social Studies, Surat (Gujarat State) 15-19 July 2013 03 Orientation Programme on Distance Education New Trends, KSOU, Mysore 21-22 May 2009 04 Scheduled Tribes Development Officers Training ANSSIRD, Mysore 14-17 Feb 2005 Course Dr K M Metry – Curriculum Vitae Page 2 05 UGC-Pilot Refresher Course in IT ASC, Goa University, Goa 10 - 30 Sept, 2003 06 UGC-Refresher Course in Economics Kannada University, Hampi 18.11.2002 - 11.12.2002 07 Course on Spoken English Drs. Savitribai & Nagana Gowda Foundation’s 01.7.1999 - 31.12.1999 The Good Shepherd School, Hsapet 08 Diploma in Life and Mission of Dr Ambedkar Dalit Open University of India, Deenapur 06.12.1996 09 Course on Planning and Development of Training National Institute of Rural Development (NIRD), Hyderabad 29.6.1992 - 04.7.1992 Institutions 10 Course on Methodology of Rural Social Research National Institute of Rural Development, Hyderabad 10.6.1991 - 29.6.1991 11 Diploma in Moral and Spiritual Education Ramakrishna Institute of Moral and Spiritual Education, 22.10.1990 - 21.12.1990 Mysore 12 Bharat Scouts and Guides Secretaries Course Bharat Scouts & Guides Besant Park, Doddaballapur 03.10.1989 - 06.10.1989 13 Rashtra Bhasa Prakash Karnataka Hindi Prachar Samithi, Bangalore 26.4.1989 14 Health and Hygiene Course Voice of Prophecy, Health Education Service, Pune 09.9.1987 15 National Service Scheme (NSS) Certificate Course Gulbarga University 1982-1984 16 United Nations and International Understanding Course BVB College, Department of Political Science, Bidar 20-30 Sept 1981 B. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE BA. TEACHING : 31 YEARS Sl Post Institution Period No 1 Professor Department of Tribal Studies, Kannada University, Hampi 27.02.2004- 2 Reader Department of Tribal Studies, Kannada University, Hampi 27.02.1996 - 27.02.2004 3 Lecturer in Sociology Mahatma Bomagondeshwar Education (MBE) Society’s 09.8.1989 - 01.8.1995 Kaviratna Kalidasa Degree College, Bidar 4 Teacher Educator MBE Society’s Shri D Devaraj Urs Teacher Training Institute, Bidar 29.10.1986 - 04.8.1992 5 Lecturer in Sociology (Part time) Government First Grade College, Bidar 05.7.1986 - 31.3.1992 BB. ADMINISTRATIVE : 24 YEARS Sl Position Institution Period No 01 COORDINATOR UGC-SAP DRS III, Department of Tribal Studies, Kannada University, Hampi 01.4.2015- 02 PRICIPAL INVESTIGATOR "HOLIYA Language/Dialect", Under the ‘Scheme on Protection and Preservation 01.01.2015- of Endangered Languages’(SPPEL), Sponsored by CIIL, Mysuru Dr K M Metry – Curriculum Vitae Page 3 03 HOD Department of Tribal Studies, Kannada University,Hampi 01.4.2013- 01.4.2015 04 PROJECT DIRECTOR Encyclopedia of Village History of Ballari District , Karnataka Folkolore 15.3.2013- University, Gotagodi 05 DEAN Social Sciences Faculty, Kannada University, Hampi 02.3.2013- 01.3.2016 06 PROJECT DIRECTOR ICSSR Sponsored STs Study on Educational Status of the Scheduled Tribes in 31.3.2012- 31.3.2016 Karnataka-Goa: Attainments and Challenges 07 DIRECTOR Directorate of Distance Education, Kannada University,Hampi 01.12.2008- 01.12.2010 08 COORDINATOR UGC SAP DRS I, Department of Tribal Studies, Kannada University, Hampi 01.4.2007 - 31.3.2009 09 COORDINATOR Nature Club, Kannada University, Hampi 27.02.2007 -27.02.2010 10 COORDINATOR Tribal Library, Department of Tribal Studies, Kannada University, Hampi 2006 - 31.3.2009 11 DY COORDINATOR UGC-SAP, Department of Tribal Studies, Kannada University, Hampi 31.12.2004 - 31.3.2007 12 HOD Department of Tribal Studies, Kannada University,Hampi 06.02.2003-14.02.2005 13 COORDINATOR SC:ST Cell, Kannada University, Hampi 01.4.2001- 01.8.2003 14 HOD (I/C) Department of Tribal Studies, Kannada University,Hampi 01.6.1996 - 01.11.1996 15 PRINCIPAL MBE Society’s Kaviratna Kalidasa Degree College, Bidar 19.8.1989 - 01.8.1995 16 SUPERINTENDENT MBE Society’s Sri D Devaraj Urs Teacher Training Institute, Bidar 01.6.1987 - 04.8.1992 17 WARDEN Halumatha Gond Hostel, Bidar 01.7.1986 - 31.12.1992 BC. RESEARCH : 26 YEARS BCA. INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROJECTS/ PROGRAMMES Sl Project/Program Title Sponsored by Period No 1 Forest Communities, Indigenous Knowledge, Folk Culture UGC, New Delhi (Under UGC SAP DRS III) 01.4.2015-31.3.2020 2 Educational Status of the Scheduled Tribes in Karnataka: Attainments ICSSR, New Delhi 31.3.2012 - 30.6.2015 and Challenges 3 Educational Status of the Scheduled Tribes in Goa: Attainments and ICSSR, New Delhi 31.3.2012 - 30.6.2015 Challenges 4 Forest Tribes of Karnataka: Traditional Occupations and Sustainable UGC, New Delhi (Under UGC SAP DRS II) 01.4.2009 - 31.3.2014 Livelihood 5 An extensive study and evaluation of tribal set up in Karnataka UGC, New Delhi (Under UGC SAP DRS I) 01.4.2004 -31.3.2009 6 Male Mattu Nakshatra: Ondu Paramparika Adhyayana (Rain and Star: Kannada University, Hampi 1996 – 1998 A Traditional Study) BCB. DISTANCE EDUCATION COUNCIL (DEC) RESEARCH PROJECTS Sl Project/Program Title Sponsored by Period No 1 An Anyalatical study on DEC’s Elementary Data DEC, New Delhi 2009-2010 Dr K M Metry – Curriculum Vitae Page 4 BCC. INDIVIDUAL RESEARCH PROJECTS (KANNADA UNIVERSITY) Sl Project/Program Title Sponsored by Period No 01 Kurumans Budakattina Samskrutika Adhyayana (A Cultural Study of Kannada University, Hampi 2017-2018 Kurumans Tribe) 02 Gowdalu Budakattina Samskrutika Adhyayana (A Cultural Study of Kannada University, Hampi 2015-2017 Gowdalu Tribe) 03 Katkari Budakattina Samskrutika Adhyayana (A Cultural Study of Kannada University, Hampi 2015-2017 Katkari Tribe) 04 Bidar Jilleya Budakattugala Adhyayana (Scheduled Tribes Study of Kannada University, Hampi 2013 – 2015 Bidar District) 05 Karnataka Budakattugalu : Janasankhya shastria Adhyayana Kannada University, Hampi 15.02.2011- 14.02.2012 (Karnataka Tribes : A Demographic Study) (Sebatical Study Project) 06 Karnataka Alemari Budakattugala Maragu Bhashadhyayana Deptt of Kannada and Culture, Bengaluru 2009 – 2010 (Karnataka Nomads Dialecical Study) (Classical Language Study) 07 Hasalaru Budakattina Adhyayana (A Study on Hasalaru Tribe) Kannada University, Hampi 2003-2004 08 Chenchu Budakattina Adhyayana (A Study on Chenchu Tribe) Kannada University, Hampi 2002-2003 09 Budakattu Kulakasubugalu (Tribal Occupations) Kannada University, Hampi 2001-2002 10 Krishnagollara Kathanakavyagalu (Krishnagollas’ Tribal Epics) Kannada University, Hampi 1999-2000 11 Marathi Kunubi Ramayana Kavya (Marathi Kunubi Ramayana Epic) Kannada University, Hampi 1998-1999 12 Kumararama mattu Krishnagollara Mahakavya (Kumararama and Kannada University, Hampi 1996-1997 Krishnagollas’ Tribal Epic) BCD. OTHER RESEARCH PROGRAMMES Sl Project/Program Title Sponsored by Period No 01 "HOLIYA Language/Dialect", Under the ‘Scheme on Protection and CIIL, Mysuru 2014-2017 Preservation of Endangered Languages’ (Principal Investigator) 02 Ballari Jilla Grama Charitre Kosha (Encyclopedia of Village History Karnataka
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