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CURRICULUM VITAE 1. Name : DR. P CURRICULUM VITAE 1. Name : DR. P. PAKKEERAPPA 2. Designation : Professor in Business Administration& Finance Officer (i/c), Mangalore University 3. Address : Dept. of Business Administration Mangalore University Mangalagangothri-574 199 Karnataka, India. Res: A-11 Staff Quarters, University Campus Ph: 0824-2287637(O) Mobile: 94497 28525 Fax: 0824-2287004 Email:[email protected] 4. Date of Birth : 15th July 1954 (60 Years) 5. Religion and Community : Hindu – Valmiki(ScheduledTribe) 6. Educational Qualifications : B.Com (1974) KarnatakUniversity, Dharwad. M.Com (1976) Karnatak University, Dharwad L L B. (1987) GulbargaUniversity, Gulbarga Ph.D. (1996) KarnatakUniversity, Dharwad PGDHRM (2002) IGNOU, New Delhi. 7. A. Teaching & Research Experience: 1 i) Under-Graduate : Lecturer from 1976 to 1997 (21 Years) (Including Pre –degree and PGDBM) ii) Post-Graduate : Reader from 20th August, 1997 to 21st January, 2003 (6 Years) Mangalore University nd : Professor from 22 January, 2003 onwards (11 years) Mangalore University iii) Research : 20 Years B. Administrative Experience : i) Chairman of the Dept. from 1998-2000, 2003-2005& 2012-14 (7 Years) ii) Dean, Faculty of Commerce, (2003-2005) iii) Finance Officer of Mangalore University from 01st January, 2005 to 03rd March, 2005& 6th September 2010 till date (4 years and one month) iv) Co-ordinator : SC/ST Cell,(2002-2003) v) Syndicate Member, MangaloreUniversity, July 2004 to October 2004. vi) Founder Co-ordinator-Master of Tourism Administration(MTA)2001-03 vii) Director, Student Welfare from22 – 02- 2010 to 24-11-2010 (9 months) and organized 5 programmes in cultural activities area. viii) Member –Academic Council from 1998-2000, 2003-2005 and 2008 onwards. ix) Member –X Plan (2002) XI Plan (2007) and XII Plan Proposals Committee, Mangalore University. x) Member of Administrative and Academic Audit Committee and visited FMKM College, PG Depts., Chairs, Centres and Offices of Registrar, Registrar (Eval.) Finance, Health Centre, Engg. Division etc., from 15 – 04-06 to 06 -05-06. xi) Member of IQAC for one year (2012-13). xii) Chairman, Malpractice/indiscipline Enquiry Committee from 17/07/2007 onwards (7 Years). xiii) President of Vishwamangala Education Society, Mangalore University , which runs Vishwamangala Higher Primary, High School and Junior College from 04/12/2008 till date ( 6 Years). 8. Original research carried out : Performance Appraisal of Employees: AStudy of Selected Public Enterprises in Karnataka. 9. Areas of Interest : i) Human Resource Management ii) Organizational Behavior 2 iii) Industrial Relations iv) Financial & Cost Accounting. 10. Scholarships & Fellowships : i) Merit Scholarship for school first in 1966 ii) UGC-Fellowship under FIP during 1992- 93 as Teacher Fellow 11. Positions held: i) SC/ST Standing Committee member from 1998 to 2005 and 2009 to 2013. ii) Member PG BOS & Ex-Member Humanities BOS (Engg), MangaloreUniversity. iii) Ex -Chairman, PG & UG BOS in Business Administration (11 Years), BOS in Travel and Tourism Management & PGDTHM. iv) Ex- Member - District Tourism Promotion Council, Mangalore. (2001 – 2003) v) Ex-Member, Advisory Committee (5 – Year Integrated) Master in Business Studies (MBS) Course of Bangalore University, Bangalore in 2007. vi) Ex-Member, PG Board of Studies (5 – Year Integrated) of the Department of Commerce, Bangalore University, Bangalore, with effect from 26-11- 2007. vii) Nominated as a member from the Academic Council to the Finance Committee from December-2008 to November-2011 (3 Years). viii) Member of Academic and Administrative Audit Committee (AAAC) and visited the PG Departments and FMKMC College Madikeri, during February 4-7, 2013 and helped in preparing the final report. ix) Member of Expert Committee on “Establishment of Belapu PG Centre” and visited Belapu on 8th March 2013 to prepare the proposal for sending it to the Government. x) Management Expert in UPSC Interview Board, New Delhi. 12. Foreign Countries Visited: Visited United Kingdom (U.K) on invitation from the University of Surrey, Guildford, Surrey, to present an empirical paper in Cutting Edge Research in Tourism Conference, 2006held during June 06-09, 2006. Visited Taylor‟s University, Malaysia to attend and present two empirical papers in International Tourism Conference: 4th Asia Euro Tourism, Hospitality and Gastronomy Conference, 2012, held during 28th Nov. to 1st Dec. 2012. Also Chaired a Session on Gastronomy issues. Visited National University of Singapore, Singapore, on 2nd Dec. 2012. 3 13. Other Experiences: i) Participated as a Co-investigator in UGC - Sponsored IRDP survey in 1988 ii) Academic Counselor for IGNOU- MBA Programme from 1994-97 iii) Started SC/ST Book Bank in 2000 and Department Library in 2005. iv) General Secretary – MangaloreUniversity Teachers Association (MUTA) in 2001 v) Joint Secretary of CUTA- K (2001-02) vi) Executive Committee Member of MangaloreUniversity Teachers Association in 2002 & 2005. vii) President, MUTA (1-7-2005 to 31-12-2005) viii) Raised Funds from the teachers of Mangalore University to the tune of Rs.1 Lakh for Prof. Mohammad Peer‟s medical treatment in October 2005. ix) Nominated as a member of the Editorial Board for “ Management Researcher”, Quarterly Journal of the Institute of Management Development and Research, (IMDR),Trivandrum on 10th February 2006 and member in the Board of Editors for ATNA, The Journal of Tourism Studies, published by the Christ College, Bangalore. x) As a member of the Advisory Committee, designed curriculum for 5 - Year Integrated course in Business Studies for Bangalore University on 11th April, 2007 at Department of Commerce, Central College, Bangalore. xi) Member of Academic Council, SDM College of Business Mgt. and PG Centre, Mangalore (2012). 14. Research Guidance: i) Mrs. K. Anuradha was awarded Ph.D. for her thesis on “Job Attitudes among Women Managers – A Study of Selected Industrial Units in Karnataka”, in November 2002. ii) Sri. M. Ramachandra was awarded Ph.D. for his thesis on “Management of Marketing Problems: A Study of Small Scale Industries in Bellary District”, in Oct. 2004. iii) Sri. Balakrishna C.H. was awarded Ph.D. for his thesis on “Management of Stress: A Study of Executives of selected Industries in Karnataka”, in March, 2005. iv) Sri. Joby Thomas, was awarded Ph.D for his thesis on “HRD in Airline Industry: A comparative Study of Public and Private Domestic Airlines in India”, in March 2010. v) Sri. Radhakrishna P. was awarded Ph.D for his thesis on “HRD in Banks: A Comparative Study of Selected Public and Private Sector Banks in Karnataka”, in July 2010. vi) Sri Kushalappa was awarded Ph.D for his thesis on “Leadership Styles in Small Scale Industry: A Study of Selected Industrial Units in Dakshina Kannada District” in January 2013. 4 vii) Mrs. Rashmi Kodikal was awarded Ph.D for her thesis on “Job Attitudes among Women Employees: A Comparative Study of Private and Public Sector Banks” in July 2013. viii) Nagaraj M Nayak was awarded M. Phil in Business Administration on 16-06-2011 for his dissertation on “Evaluation of Training and Development Programmes- A Study of Executives at Mangalore Chemicals and Fertilizers (MCF) Ltd., Mangalore” ix) Four candidates are working for their Ph.D.s‟ at present. 15. Study Material / Books Written (Publications) i.) Prepared Study Material (SIM) for MBA II Year Course – 13C on “Management of Training & Development” for Karnataka State Open University, Mysore. ii.) Jointly compiled and prepared Study Material on “HR – Legal Framework and Management of Industrial Relations” for MBA III Semester, published jointly by Kuvempu University and International Corporate Business Management Studies Educational Trust, Chennai (2010). 16. Publications in Journals / Books: I. International: i) A joint empirical article on “Sustainable Tourism Development through Cooperatives: An Indian Practice”, was published in conference papers on “Cutting Edge Research in Tourism”, by University of Surrey, Surrey, U.K, in C.D form with ISBN: 1-84469-012-1, during June 06-09, 2006, pp 1-16. ii) A joint empirical article on “The Role of Wildlife Resorts in Promoting Ecotourism in Karnataka” published in Indian Journal of Tourism & Hospitality Management, (International refereed tourism journal) by the Kerala Institute of Tourism and Travel Studies, Trivandrum, Vol. 1, Issue. 1, July 2010, pp 63-75. iii) A joint empirical article on “ Economic Downturn and Tourism Marketing: Impacts and Strategies”, published in Indian Journal of Tourism & Hospitality Management, (International refereed tourism journal) by the Kerala Institute of Tourism & Travel Studies, Trivandrum, Vol.1, Issue. 1, July 2010, pp 99-110. iv) Jointly published a research paper titled “Managing Employee Retention and Turnover in the Retail Sector”, in International Journal of Research in Commerce and Management (IJRCM), March 2012, Vol. No.3, Issue No.3, ISSN-0976-2183. v) An empirical article on “A Comparative Study of Job Satisfaction of Women Employees Working in the Banking Sector” published in Asian Academic Research Journal of Social Science and Humanities (AARJSH), by Asian Academic Research Associates, Vol. 1, Issue-4, Oct. 2012, with ISSN- 2278-859X, pp 179-190. vi) Published a research article titled “Performance Management: An Empirical Analysis on Young Bloods of Banking Sector” in an International Conference Proceedings by SDM Institute for Management Development, Mysore, during Dec. 14-15, 2012, with ISBN- 978-81-922146-4-1, pp 1-12. vii) Published an
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