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CURRICULUM VITAE DR. MOAZZAM ALI KHAN PERSONNEL Date of Birth April,2nd 1966 Nationality Pakistani Residential Address B-145 Block A North Nazimabad Karachi-74700 Postal Address Institute of Environmental Studies, University of Karachi Karachi-75270, Pakistan Profession Teaching, Research and Administration Marital status Married CONTACT Office (92-21) 99261386 Fax. (92-21) 99261386 Residence (92-21) 36638823 Cell 0300-2454259 E mail: [email protected] LANGUAGE SKILLS (on a scale of 1 to 5 (1 - excellent; 5 - basic) Language Reading Speaking Writing English 1 1 1 Urdu 1 1 1 Punjabi (local 3 3 3 Language) Sindhi (local language) 3 3 3 ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION Degree Institution Year Division Subject Ph. D. University of Karachi 1999 - Microbiology M. Sc. University of Karachi 1990 Ist class Microbiology 3rd position B. Sc. University of Karachi 1989 Ist class Microbiology H.Sc. Board of Intermediate 1983 Ist class Pre- Medical (science) Education, Karachi S.Sc. Board of Secondary 1981 Ist class Science Education, Karachi YEARS OF PROFESSIONAL 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN ENVIRONMENT November 1990- till date D:\Moazzam 1\CVs\CV Final.doc Page 1 of 32 EMPLOYMENT RECORD Date from Position Location/Organization Description of work – Date to RESEARCH AND ADMINISTRATION March 2014 Registrar University of Karachi Overall management of academic and till date non-academic affairs February Director Karachi University Dealing with most sophisticated 2014 till Science laboratories scientific equipment to analyze date hundreds of samples December Director Institute of Over all administration of the 12, 2007 till Environmental Studies, Institute. Development of academic December University of Karachi programmes and curricula. Started 2013 academic programmes including B.S and M.Sc, M.Phil and Ph.D in Environmental Science. Development of Research Project, Establishment of linkage between University and Industry, Development of foreign linkages April 19, Incharge Institute of Over all administration of the 2005 to Environmental Studies, Institute. Development of academic December University of Karachi programmes, Development of 11, 2007 Research Project, Establishment of linkage between University and Industry, Development of foreign linkages September Coordinator cum Institute of Development of research projects, 24, 1999 to Research Officer Environmental Studies, Conducting research on contemporary January 29, in BPS-18 University of Karachi environmental issues 2002 November Coordinator cum Institute of Development of research projects, 8, 1992 to Research Officer Environmental Studies, Conducting research on contemporary September in BPS-17 University of Karachi environmental issues 23, 1999 November Research Officer World Health Worked on project entitled Modified 1990 to Organization layout of oxidation ponds which also November Institute of incorporates recirculation 8, 1992 Environmental Studies, University of Karachi 5th June, Secretary University of Karachi Development of landscaping in the 2009 to Till Landscape and campus. Maintenance of existing date Gardening parks and fields. Development of June 16 Council garden containing indigenous and 2005 to July threatened plant flora 6, 2005 TEACHING July 2013 Professor Institute of Teaching courses to post graduate D:\Moazzam 1\CVs\CV Final.doc Page 2 of 32 till date BPS-21 Environmental Studies, students on Water and Wastewater University of Karachi Chemistry, Industrial pollution, Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and labs pertaining to water and wastewater chemistry and microbiology November Associate Institute of Teaching courses to post graduate 11, 2005 till Professor Environmental Studies, students on Water and Wastewater date BPS-20 University of Karachi Chemistry, Industrial pollution, Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and labs pertaining to water and wastewater chemistry and microbiology January 29, Assistant Institute of Teaching courses to post graduate 2002 till Professor Environmental Studies, students on Water and Wastewater November BPS-18 University of Karachi Chemistry, Industrial pollution, 10, 2005 Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and labs pertaining to water and wastewater chemistry and microbiology June, 1996 Adjunct Faculty Institute of Teaching courses to post graduate to January (Assistant Environmental Studies, students on Water and Wastewater 28, 2002 Professor) University of Karachi Chemistry, Industrial pollution, (Evening Programme) Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and labs pertaining to water and wastewater chemistry and microbiology July 2009 Adjunct Faculty Department of English Teaching course on Environmental till date University of Karachi Management July 2009 Adjunct Faculty Department of Teaching course on Environmental till date Economics, University of Management Karachi 2006 till Adjunct Faculty Jinnah women University Teaching course on Environmental date Karachi Campus Management 2005 till Adjunct Faculty Department of Public Teaching course on Environmental date Administration, Management University of Karachi 2005 till Adjunct Faculty Department of Petroleum Teaching course on Environmental date Technology, University of Health and Safety Karachi 2005 till Adjunct Faculty Department of Teaching course on Environmental date Commerce, University of Management Karachi 2003 and Adjunct Faculty Allama Iqbal Open Teaching course on Environmental 2004 University, Karachi Microbiology Campus 2004 till Member Higher Education Develop and revise curriculum of date Curriculum Commission, Pakistan Environmental Science for the public D:\Moazzam 1\CVs\CV Final.doc Page 3 of 32 Revision sector Universities Committee for Environmental Science 2004 till External Sindh University, Federal To take examinations of M.Phil/Ph.D date Examiner Urdu University students 2006 till Convener/ Institute of Develop and revise curriculum of date Member Board Environmental Studies, Environmental Science of Studies University of Karachi 2006 till Member Board Department of Develop curriculum of Environmental date of Studies Environmental and Science Natural Resource Studies, Iqra University INTEREST AND EXPERIENCE IN THE FIELD OF ENVIRONMENT Have gained a considerable practical experience on the following: 1. Global Climate Change 2. Climate change impacts in Pakistan 3. Capable of designing and developing low cost wastewater treatment and disposal systems for small and medium size communities. 4. Agriculture sustainability through the use of treated wastewater 5. Treatment of water for potable use 6. Public health aspects of wastewater treatment ,disposal and reuse 7. Wastewater reclamation technology in hot climate for agriculture and fish culture 8. Capable of developing environmental health programs for monitoring and surveillance of water supply and sanitation. 9. Industrial pollution control and management 10. Environmental hygiene (food and water hygiene and safety) 11. Environmental Impact Assessment 12. Marine pollution and control 13. Ecological studies 14. Biodegradation of hazardous waste TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT Low cost technology for the treatment of wastewater is being developed through process modification in waste stabilization pond. This technology was adopted by Karachi Water and D:\Moazzam 1\CVs\CV Final.doc Page 4 of 32 Sewerage Board (KWSB) and a treatment plant is being installed at Mauripur to treat 54 MGD of wastewater. This technology is also transplanted at the University of Karachi. SCIENTIFIC PROJECTS PERTAINING TO ENVIRONMENT International and National Research Projects Date from- Location Organization & reference Position Description Date to person September, Pakistan International Alert/DFID Principal Strengthening 2011 to 346 Clapham Road,SW9 9AP, Investigator response to climate December London, UK change in fragile state 2012 Phone # :+44 (0) 207 627 6800 jvivekananda@international- alert.org January Pakistan Mr. Michael Mett Principal Research project on 2011 to June University of Inssbruck, Investigator Siltation of water 2012 Austria reservoirs in Pakistan September, Pakistan DelPHE/British Council Principal Research Project on 2010- Ms. Marta Lang Investigator Unprotected coastal September University of Oxford sites of high ecological 2012 Marta.lang @ ouce.ox.ac.uk value in Bangladesh Ongoing and Pakistan June 14, Pakistan Bearing Point/ US AID Principal Initial environmental 2010 Mr. Rodney Rahman Investigator Examination 92111000221 Bolton Market bearingpoint.com.pk Revitalization Programme Feb- March Pakistan Bfz-gGmbh Germany and Curriculum To develop academic 15, 2010 SMA Rizvi Textile Institute developer programme pertaining Mr. Martin Strahle to environment for the Project Coordinator post graduate students Schleizer Str.5-7 D-95028 Germany 0049 (0) 9281 7177-23 [email protected] www.bfz.de April 2009- Pakistan Higher Education Principal A project of HEC April 2011 Commission, Islamabad Investigator entitled Climate (Ongoing) Pakistan change vulnerability Mr. Abid Ali Gohar and hazards to coastal Deputy Director (R&D) areas of Sindh, Sector H-9 , Islamabad Pakistan 051-90401924 www.hec.gov.pk June 2009- Pakistan University of Karachi, Office Principal A project on June 2010 of Dean Faculty of Science, Investigator Environmental D:\Moazzam 1\CVs\CV Final.doc Page 5 of 32 University of Karachi-Karachi- impact assessment of 75270, Pakistan, 9261300- Malir River outfall 1306, www.ku.edu.pk, [email protected] June 2009- Pakistan University of Karachi, Office Principal A project on June 2010 of Dean
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