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Dr. Ushaben G. Upadhyay [Professor].Pdf Curriculum Vitae Name : Prof. Dr. Usha Upadhyay Date of Birth : 07/06/1956 Address (Postal) : 14, fourth floor, Vandemataram Arcade, Vandemataram Cross, Road, New Gota, Ahmedabad‐ 382481 Current Position : Professor and Head, Department of Gujarati, M.D. Samajsewa Sankul, Gujarat Vidyapith, Ahmedabad – 380014 E‐mail : [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Mobile : +91‐9426415887, 9106305995 1 Academic Qualifications Division / Exam Grade / Board/University Subjects Year passed Merit. Ph. D. Saurashtra Uni., Rajkot Symbols in Post‐ 1982 Awarded Independence Gujarati Poetry M.A. S.N.D.T. Uni., Mumbai Gujarati 1977 55% B.A. S.N.D.T. Uni., Mumbai Main‐Gujarati, 1975 56% Sub‐Hindi Contribution to Teaching Courses Taught Name of University/College/Institution Duration M.A., M. Phil, Department of Gujarati, Gujarat Vidyapith, 1998 to till date Ph.D. (PG) Ahmedabad M.A. (PG) Department of Gujarati, Bhavnagar Uni., Bhavnagar 1990 to 1998 M.A. (PG) N.P. Arts College,Keshod 1987 to 1990 K.O. Shah College, Dhoraji B.A. (UG) M.M.G. Mahila College, Junagadh 1985 to 1990 Area of Specialization 1. Comparative Literature 2. Folk Literature 3. Indian Poetics 4. Women’s Studies 2 Awards and other Achievements Awards: 1. Late Bhagirathibahen Maheta (Jahnvi) Smriti Kavyitri Award, Shishuvihar, Bhavnagar, 2018 2. ‘Nari‐Shakti’ Award, Palitana, 2017 3. ‘Women Achiever’s Award by Udgam Institute, Gandhinagar, 2015 4. ‘Sahitya Darshan’ Samaan by Kendriy Hindi Sansthan, Agra, 2014 5. ‘Nagrik Samman’ by Municipal Corporation, Ahmedabad, 2013 6. ‘Mahatma Savitribai Phule’ Award by Mahatma Savitribai Phule Talent Research Academy, Nagpur, 2012 7. ‘Hindi Sewa Samman’ by Malva Rangmanch Samiti, Ujjain, 2011 8. ‘Sauhard Sanmaan Puraskaar’ by Uttaar Pradesh Hindi Sansthan, Lucknow 2007 9. Awarded Poetry book ‘Arundhati No Taro’ by Gujarati Sahitya Parishad’s Bhagini Nivedita Prize for year 2006‐07. 10. Awarded one act play book ‘Mastikhor Maniyo’ by Gujarati Sahitya Parishad’s Batubhai Umarwadia Prize for year 2004‐05. Other Achievements: 1. Proclamation by office of the County Judge Fort Bend County, Texas, USA 2019 2. Invited poetess at ‘Nepal‐Bharat Kavyasandhya’ organized by Nepal Sahitya Academy, Kathmandu, Nepal, 2018 3. Member of editor board, ‘Samanatvay Pashchim’ Magazine, Kendriya Hindi Sansthan, Ahmedabad center, since January 2018 4. Secretary (publications), Gujarati Sahitya Parishad, Ahmedabad, 2014‐2018 5. Secretary (development), Gujarati Sahitya Parishad, Ahmedabad, 1998‐2001 6. GIA Committee member, Central Institute of Indian Languages (MHRD), Mysore, 2007‐2008 7. Committee member, Gujarati Advaisory Committee, National Book Trust of India, Delhi, 2007‐2008 8. Invited poetess at ‘Kavi Sammelan’ organized by North Literary Acacdey and TV Asia, New Jersey, USA, 2017 9. President of ‘Gujarati no Adhyapak Sangh’, 2016 10. Assistant Editor (Gujarati) of Kavitakosh website since January 2015 11. Chief Guest at the annual Kokani women writers’ conference – ‘िचंगी’ organized by Konkani Bhasha Mandal, 20‐21 Nov. 2010, Goa. 12. One of the coordinators of ‘गुजराती लेखका संेलन’ organized by Gujarat Sahitya Akademy, 1994. 13. Represented Gujarat state as an invited guest in Kavi Sammelan organized by Sahitya Academy Delhi & National Book Trust of India during World Book Fair, 1997. 3 14. First Lady Principal of Mahadev Desai Samajsewa Mahavidyalaya from April 2004 to May 2005 in Gujarat Vidyapith which was established by ‘Father of The Nation’ – Mahatma Gandhi at Ahmedabad, Gujarat. 15. First lady announcer of live broadcasting of‘ी कृ ज महोव’, celebrated at night on Gokul Ashtami at famous Shri Krishna Temple of Dwarika for Akashwani, Rajkot Kendra. 16. First Lady Vice President of ‘गुजराती लेखक मंडळ’, 17. For the first time, a lady secretary in ‘गुजरातीनो अापक संघ’ from 1991 to 1996. 18. First lady with Ph.D. degree in Modh Chaturvedi Brahmin Community, 1982. Academic Programme and Courses Evolved 1. Design a course of ‘Literature and Computer’ for M.A. 2. Design a course of ‘Literature and Mass Communication’ for M.A. 3. Design a course of ‘Language, Literature and Reference Proficiency’ For M.A. 4. Design a course of ‘History of Gujarati Literature: Definition, History writing and tradition’ for M.A. 5. Design a course of ‘Literature and Mass‐communication: form, development and Correlation’ for M.A. 6. Design a course of ‘Concept and form of Folk Literature’ for M.A. 7. Design a course of ‘Contemporary Gujarati Literature: Study of trends’ for M.A. 8. Design a course of ‘Print and Electronic Media: Report writing’ for M.A. 9. Design a course of ‘Literary Research and Criticism: Definition and Characteristics’ for M.A. 10. Design a course of ‘Gandhiji and Gujarati Literature: Impact and Contribution’ for M.A. 11. Design a course of ‘World Literature: Textual study’ for M.A. 12. Involved in the establishment of Certificate Courses a. Part time Certificate Course in ‘Prosody’ b. Structure and rules of Gujarati spellings and Computer Typing c. Proofreading and computer typing d. InDesign Software and computer typing e. Print and publishing technology and computer typing 4 Involvement in Institute Development 1. Dean, Arts Faculty, Gujarat Vidyapith, 2016‐2019 2. Head of the Department, Department of Gujarati, Gujarat Vidyapith, 1998 to till the date 3. Principal of Mahadev Desai Samajseva Mahavidyalaya, Gujarat Vidyapith, 2004‐2005 4. Member of Executive council (Vidyasabha) of Gujarat Vidyapith, 1998 to till the date 5. Member of Trustee Mandal of Gujarat Vidyapith Mandal, 2011‐2012 and 2018‐2020. 6. Member of Executive Council, Gujarat Vidyapith, 2018‐2020 7. Member of Higher Education Board of Management, Gujarat Vidyapith, 2016‐2018 8. Member of Library committee, Gujarat Vidyapith, 2016‐2019 9. Member of NSS committee, Gujarat Vidyapith, 2016‐2019 10. Member of Student welfare and Hostel committee, Gujarat Vidyapith, 2016‐2019 11. Member of OBC advisory committee, Gujarat Vidyapith, 2016‐2019 12. Coordinator of Kosh Karyalaya (for 6 months in year 2000) Research Guidance 1. Ph. D. Degree awarded : 20 2. Ph. D. ongoing : 5 3. M.Phil. Degree awarded : 36 4. M.Phil. ongoing : 2 5. M.A.(with dissertation) Degree awarded : 90 6. M.A. ongoing : 16 Ph.D. (Awarded): No. Name of Scholar Title of Dissertation Year 1 Hetal V. Hingu x¢é…Ú¢¼è ¥Ýï çã‹Îè „¢çãy²ÜUëç¼¥¢ï ©ÐÚƒè Ï¢ÝïHè 2019 çÈUË}¢ÜUëç¼¥¢ï : »ïÜU ¥Š²²Ý 5 2 Dharini P. Gohel वाताकार धीबहेन पटेल अने वषा अडालजा : एक 2016 अयन 3 Ketan U. Bunha अेकवीसमी सदीना थम दशकनी गुजराती 2016 कवियीओनी किवता : एक अयन 4 Nootan Chaudhari चौधरी जाित : संृ ित अने लोकसािह –एक अास 2015 5 Sanjay Makwana रमेश पारेखनी किवतानुं भाषाकम : एक अयन 2014 6 Bharatji J. Thakor िनबंधकार गुणवंत शाह : एक अयन 2013 7 गांधीिवचार भािवत गुजराती टूंकीवाता : एक अयन Satish Patel 2013 [In Special Reference of Leading Writers] 8 Jagdish L. Trivedi हाकार शाहबुदीन राठोड : एक अयन 2009 9 Ashok M. Patel. नारीिलखत गुजराती जीवनचरो : एक अयन 2013 10 सरदार पटेल िवषयक गुजराती जीनवचरो : एक Dasharath Patel 2010 अयन 11 Ratilal C. Rathva राठवा समाजनां संारगीतो : एक अयन 2012 12 वलसाड अने नवसारी िजाना माछीसमाजमां गवातां Dinkarbhai Tandel 2008 लोकगीतो 13 Dilipkumar Chawda गुजराती दिलत वाताकारो : एक अयन 2006 14 Bharat K. Agrawal धीबहेन पटेल : नवलकथाकार 2007 15 चका बीनी नवलकथानां नारीपाोनुं मनोवैािनक Jignesh Upadhyay 2005 िवेषण 16 Amrutbhai Parmar नवलकथाकार जोसेफ मेकवान : एक अयन 2003 17 Balvant Tejani दशकनी पािवभावना अने अेमनां नारीपाो 2002 18 Sushilabahbn Patel महादेव देसाईनी डायरी : एक अयन 2002 19 सुरेश जोषी अने मधु रायनुं कथासािह : आधुिनकता Sanjay Dave 2000 अने भाषाकमना िवशेष संदभमां 20 Jayantibhai Chaudhari गुजराती सािहमां अनुवादिवचार 2000 Co‐Guide : Dr. Usha Upadhyay 1 Kanubhai Vasava वसावा समाजनुं लोकसािह अने संृ ित : एक अास 2014 2 Sanjay A. Dodiya कारिडया राजपूत समाजनां संारगीतो : एक अयन 2011 [In Special Reference to Junagadh, Surendranagar and Bhavnagar District] 6 Ph.D. (Ongoing) : No. Name of Title of Dissertation Scholar 1 Nilesh vasava वाीिककृ त रामायण, तुलसीकृ त रामायण, हेमचंाचायकृ त जैन रामायण तथा िगरधरकृ त रामायण : तुलनाक अास 2 Piyush Chavda अछांदस किवताना आठ किवओ : एक अास 3 Jayendrakumar J. ातंोर गुजराती नविलकामां लेखकाओनुं दान : एक अयन Patel 4 Snehlata Gamit मेघाणीनी लोककथाओ अने अ लोककथा संपादनो : संपादननुं प – एक अयन 5 Baldev Mory {¢ïHïÚ¢ „y²¢x¢íãÝ¢ „y²¢x¢íãè „¢çãy²ÜU¢Ú¢ï : »ïÜU ¥Š²²Ý M. Phil. (Awarded) : No. Name of Title of Dissertation Year Scholar 1 Hetalkumari J. रघुवीर चौधरीनी ‘उपरवास’ कथायीमां भारतीयता 2016 Chaudhari 2 Mahendrakumar R. कुं कणा लोकवाता : एक अास 2016 Patel 3 Piyush Chavda किवी मनोज खंडेरयानी गझलो : एक अास 2014 4 Ashokkumar A. वाताकार राघवजी माधड अने िदनेश देसाई : एक अास 2014 Parmar 5 Snehlataben R. वाताकार िहमांशी शेलत अने मृणाल पांडे : एक तुलनाक 2014 Gamit अास 6 Jayendrakumar G. भारतीय भाषामां ौपदी िवषयक नवलकथाओ : एक 2014 Patel तुलनाक अास [In Special Reference to Five Novels] 7 Sharmila K.
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