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Soad Abd El-Khalik Maadi, Cairo, Egypt • +201001662713 Smakhalik@Yahoo.Com • DOB Jul 4, 1956 • Eg.Linkedin.Com/In/Soadabdelkhalik Soad Abd El-Khalik Maadi, Cairo, Egypt • +201001662713 [email protected] • DOB Jul 4, 1956 • eg.linkedin.com/in/soadabdelkhalik Profile __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Self-driven professor in Pharmacy with academic, managerial, and financial experience in both Egyptian Universities and pharmaceutical industry. Strong background in Egyptian Universities bylaw, development of business strategies, and project management. Seeking to utilize existing knowledge and network of industry professionals to deliver exceptional results. Relevant Knowledge, Skills, and Training Management • Administration • Communication • Negotiation • Team building • fundraising • Quality control and assurance • research and development • Problem solving • International Relations • Strategy Formulation • Lecturing Education _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Ph.D. Pharmaceutical Sciences, Cairo University, Egypt October 1994 M.Sc. Pharmaceutical Sciences, Cairo University, Egypt July 1984 B.Sc. Pharmaceutical Sciences, Cairo University, Egypt May 1979 Professional Experience ________________________________________________________________________ till present – ٢٠١٨ HELWAN UNIVERSITY—Cairo, Egypt July Academic Consultant to Meri University and Taiba educational group. April 2020 – till present Emeritus Professor, Faculty of Pharmacy (July 2018 -till present) NAHDA UNIVERSITY – BANI SUIF – Egypt. August 2015 – till July 2018 Vice president for Education and Students Affairs (August 01-July 31). Responsible of educational policy, academic programs and academic and non academic student’s life. These responsibilities include: Increased the number of student admissions by 28% over the past 3 years through creative enrollment management. Introduced English and computer programs accredited by Aptech center in India for all NUB students. Arranged summer workshop training with Middlesex University Dubai in Web-design development and CNNA. Organized several national and international conferences for Pharmacy, Oral Medicine, and Business Administration faculties. Soad Abd El-Khalik +2 0100 166 2713• [email protected] Developed Electronic Learning Support system (ELS) to improve the quality of teaching and learning. Initiated an international cooperation with University of Management Kiev in Ukraine. HELWAN UNIVERSITY—Cairo, Egypt July 1995 – till present Professor, Faculty of Pharmacy (Oct 07 – till present). Responsible of teaching, researching 6 publications in national (1) and international (5) journals, and supervising master and Ph.D students. This period included the occupations of the following positions: Head of Pharmacognosy department (Nov 13 – July 31) – Lead members of staff to deliver faculty strategic objectives o Participated in faculty of pharmacy accreditation by NAQAA . o Lead 20 members of academic and administrative staff, through Pharmacognsy council, to deliver a robust education system to about 1000 students every semester. Vice Dean of Post Graduates and Research (Oct 10 – Oct 13). Managed all issues related to the research and graduate studies affairs. o Advised, promoted, and supported on various graduate programs and research initiatives within the faculty, o Facilitated access to biographies of all faculty members of staff through the creation of an IT data base . o Converted the postgraduate bylaw to credit hours which is more advanced and used by most international universities (pending approval of USC). o Co-operated with the German university HS Fresenius to deliver two new master degrees, sponsored by DAAD. o Collaborated with the DAAD to share international expertise with faculty staff in both teaching and research whereby a robust relationship was developed . o Presented a scientific paper in the 2nd ANDI Stakeholders Meeting of the African Network for Drugs and Diagnostics – Nigeria 2010 Director of Projects Management Unit (Oct 09 – July 31). Managed the Project Management Unit to bring international and national projects to Helwan university and its faculties; FP7 projects, Tempus projects, STDF, CIQAP and other competition projects. o Prepared, and submitted a proposal for a joint workshop, between Helwan Univsersity and HS Fresenius University, to establish a joint master programs in Pharmacoeconomics and Bio & Pharmaceutical analysis. The workshop will start Nov 2014 in Germany. o Investigated the possibility of international cooperation with HS Fresenius and Marburg Universities through effective participation in “Fact Finding Mission” of the DAAD in Germany (May 13). o Established, and followed up both projects and strategic plans with each faculty which raised around EGP 70 M funds from the Projects Management Unit of the Ministry of Higher Education in four years. o Supported professors to raise around EGP 10 M funds from the Academy of Scientific Research. o Established a Diploma, between Helwan University and UNICEF, on Research and Evaluation for Evidence-Based Public Policies – 2010/2011. o Equipped and furnished the International Center of Education Management (ICEM) of Helwan University. 2 Soad Abd El-Khalik +2 0100 166 2713• [email protected] o Obtained cooperation protocol with Italicementi; worth EGP 300 K, to train and develop the skills of faculty of engineering students- 2012. o Participated in the preparation of the 2010 – 2014 strategic plan of Helwan University. o Participated in the evaluation committee of National Authority for Quality Assurance and Accreditation (NAQAA) to accredite faculty of pharmacy - MSA University in February 2014. o Participated in several meetings and workshops for the awareness and developing quality assurance system at the Egyptian Universities. o Participated in the evaluation committee by NAQAA in Egypt for faculty of pharmacy –Ahram Canadian University in2010 and faculty of pharmacy -Ain Shams University in 2009. o Participated in the evaluation committee, Monitor and Evaluate New Programs Project (MENPP), for the clinical pharmacy program of 2 faculties of pharmacy (Menia University and Suez Canal University) - 2008, 2009 and 2010. o Participated in the evaluation committee of the Continuous Improvement and Quality Assurance Project (CIQAP), Ministry of Higher Education for Faculty of Pharmacy –Suez Canal University and Zagazeg University - 2010. o Attended the "Approach of Quality Assurance in Higher Education" workshop in Amman, Jordan, organized in cooperation between Association of Arab Universities and British Council. o Attended the Management of Education workshops at Ludgwisburg - University Germany, 2010. o Organized a quality conference with the project management unit of the Ministry of Higher Education at Helwan University for all Egyptian Universities in 2009 o Attended the Intercultural Learning/Management programme at Bochum University, February 2009. o Participated in the National Reference Academic standards of Pharmacy Education Committee by The National Authority for Quality Assurance and Accreditation of Education in Egypt since 2008. Director for Sekem R&D lab - As part time (Nov 08 – Jun 09). Lead the research team at Sekem lab for R&D to develop pharmaceutical drugs from natural sources. Head of Pharmacognosy department (Oct 09 – Nov 10). Collaborated with faculty teaching staff to collegially define and develop the course content and curriculum, for the courses offered by the department to align with minimum recommended standards by NAQAA. o Lead the department’s work on quality standards in teaching and scientific research through providing necessary resources to members of staff. Advisor to the Minister of Higher Education (Aug 09 – July 15). Report (semi-annually) the human and financial resources, and the academic processes in El Nahda and Future universities to the Minister of Higher Education. o Advise on the legality of the different processes in terms of students, and teaching staff. o Propose solutions, and procedures to university councils that help maintain, and develop the educational system. Vice Dean of Community Service and Environment development. (Nov 05 – Aug 09). Create activities to support the mission of the faculty, in terms of community, education, and research services as well as administrative and support functions. 3 Soad Abd El-Khalik +2 0100 166 2713• [email protected] o Launched several events and projects, through self-financing, in Helwan University. o Organized medical carnivals, charity fairs, and orphan days for the poor of Helwan city, and University employees. o Built a Medicinal and Botanical garden in Helwan University with a total area of 7000 m2. o Arranged Helwan University employment fair, 2008. o Lectured in the WHO conference of creating a sustainable platform for R&D innovation in Africa – Abuja Nigeria Oct 08. o Participated, through a scientific abstract, in the 1st IUPAC World Chemistry Congress in Turin (Italy) – August 2007. Associate Professor, Faculty of Pharmacy (Oct 02 – Oct 07). Responsible of teaching, researching 9 publications in national (5) and international (4) journals, and supervising master and Ph.D students. This period included the occupations of the following positions: Acting Head of Pharmacognosy Department (Sept 04 – Jan 06) o Encouraged pharmaceutical companies to finance, and build two research labs for the pharmacognosy department. o Part-time lecturer of undergraduate pharmacognosy course at ACU; Ahram Canadian University
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