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Curriculum Vitae Personal Information: Name: Emad Khalil Date of Birth: 6th November 1968 Nationality: Egyptian Current Occupation: - Professor of Maritime Archaeology, Department of Archaeology and Greco-Roman Studies, Faculty of Arts, Alexandria University Director of the Alexandria University Centre for Maritime Archaeology & underwater Cultural Heritage - Senior Researcher, Alexandria Centre for Hellenistic Studies, Alexandria Library. - Visiting Fellow, University of Southampton, UK. Contact information: Telephone / Fax: +203 4810 599 Mobile: +2 0100 520 3650 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] Address: Faculty of Arts, Alexandria University – Hasan Sobhy Street - El Shatbi 21526 – Alexandria - Egypt Education: 2005, Ph.D. Archaeology School of Humanities, University of Southampton, United Kingdom 2002, Master of Arts, Maritime Archaeology School of Humanities, University of Southampton, United Kingdom 1998, Bachelor of Arts - Archaeology and Greco-Roman Studies Faculty of Arts, Alexandria University, Egypt 1991, Bachelor of Political Science Faculty of Commerce, Alexandria University, Egypt 1990, Bachelor of Economics Faculty of Commerce, Alexandria University, Egypt 1 age P Faculty of Arts, Alexandria University – Hasan Sobhy Street - El Shatbi 21526 – Alexandria - Egypt Work Experience: August 2016 – January 2018 Vice-Dean for Graduate Studies and Research, Faculty of Arts, Alexandria University. July 2013 → July 2016 Cultural & Educational Attaché and Director of Cultural Bureau, Consulate General of the Arab Republic of Egypt, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia December 2010 → March 2015 Associate Professor of Maritime Archaeology Faculty of Arts, Alexandria University, Egypt June 2009 → June 2013 Founding Director Alexandria Centre for Maritime Archaeology and Underwater Cultural Heritage Faculty of Arts, Alexandria University, Egypt December 2005 – December 2010 Lecturer of Maritime Archaeology Faculty of Arts, Alexandria University, Egypt January 2007 - January 2009 Research Fellow Lake Mareotis Research Project University of Southampton, United Kingdom February 1999 - October 2001 Teaching Assistant Department of Archaeology and Greco-Roman Studies, Faculty of Arts, Alexandria University, Egypt July 1994 - September 2001 Deputy Director Institute of Nautical Archaeology – Egypt / Texas A&M University, USA July 1992 – June 1994 Letters of Credit Officer Commercial International Bank (CIB) – Sultan Hussein Branch 2 age P Faculty of Arts, Alexandria University – Hasan Sobhy Street - El Shatbi 21526 – Alexandria - Egypt Professional & Organizational Competences: 2017→ Head of the Scientific Committee, The Egyptian Diving and Lifesaving Federation (EDLF) 2017→2019 Coordinator, Erasmus+ KA1 International Student & Staff mobility program (Alexandria University / University of Southampton-UK) 2017→2019 Coordinator, Erasmus+ KA1 International Student & Staff mobility program (Alexandria University / University of Cyprus) 2015 → present Member of the Scientific Committee. Confédération Mondiale des Activités Subaquatiques (CMAS), Rome. 2013 → 2016 President The International Council for Underwater Cultural Heritage (ICUCH) - International Council on monuments and Sites (ICOMOS), Paris. 2013 → Present Member of Scientific Council International Council on monuments and Sites (ICOMOS), Paris. 2012 → present Member of Egyptian Delegation, UNESCO Unitwin Network for Underwater Archaeology, UNESCO, Paris. 2013 → present Member The International Scientific Committee of the International Council on monuments and Sites (ICOMOS), Paris. 2012 → 2013 Social Sciences and Humanities Focal Point. Research, Development and Innovation Programme (RDI). Ministry of Scientific Research, Egypt. 2011 → Present 3 Expert, Project on Integrated Maritime Policy in the Mediterranean / European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument (ENPI) age P Faculty of Arts, Alexandria University – Hasan Sobhy Street - El Shatbi 21526 – Alexandria - Egypt 2011 Member of Egyptian Delegation. EU Regional Seminar on University Governance in Southern Mediterranean Region. Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency. 7-8 March 2011, Catania, Italy 2010 → 2011 Coordination of the Archaeology Sector, The Egyptian – French yeas for Science and Technology, Ministry of Scientific Research, Egypt. 2010 → 2011 Academic Expert, Euro-Mediterranean University (EMUNI) / European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument ENPI/2009/226-479, Master of Euro-Mediterranean Studies. 2010 Co-organiser of the 2nd Euro-Mediterranean University (EMUNI) Research Souk “Living Together in the Multi-Cultural Society”. Alexandria University 14th June 2010. 2010 Co-organiser of the International Seminar on Maritime Cultural Heritage: Preservation, Presentation & Education. Alexandria University, University of Southampton, the British Museum, University of Ulster, Bibliotheca Alexandrian, 3rd – 4th April 2010. 2010 Co-organiser of the International Workshop on Maritime Cultural Heritage. Alexandria University, University of Southampton, the British Museum, University of Ulster, Alexandria, 5th – 7th April 2010. 2009 → present Member of Alexandria University Delegation to the Port-city University League (PUL), Yokohama, Japan. 2008 → present Member of the Scientific Committee, The Egyptian Diving & Lifesaving Federation (EDLF), Egypt. 2008 Member of the Scientific Committee for the Study of the Eastern Harbour of Alexandria, The Supreme Council of Antiquities, Egypt. 4 age P Faculty of Arts, Alexandria University – Hasan Sobhy Street - El Shatbi 21526 – Alexandria - Egypt 2006 → present National Representative of Egypt in the International Committee for Underwater Cultural Heritage (ICUCH) / International Council on monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) 2006 → present Member of Editorial Board, Journal of Maritime Archaeology. Publisher: Springer Boston 2002 → present Tutor & Egypt’s National Representative, Nautical Archaeology Society, Portsmouth, UK. 2001 Archaeological Consultant, USAID/ Alexandria Water Authority 2000 Demonstrator & Translator, Training Program for the Conservation of Submerged Artefacts. USAID / National Maritime Museum, Alexandria, Egypt. 1999 → present Member, Union of Arab Archaeologists, Egypt. 1994 → Present Member, Société archéologique d'Alexandrie, Alexandria, Egypt. 1988 → Present Member of the World Underwater Federation, Confédération Mondiale des Activités Subaquatiques (CMAS), Italy. Research Projects: 2017 Principal Investigator, “The Thistlegorm Project” Newton-Mosharfa Scheme. Alexandria University, Ain Shams University, University of Nottingham. 2016→ Present Co-PI / Representative of Alexandria University, European Commission Erasmus+ Project, "Education and Capacity Building in Museum Studies- (Edu-MUST)" 574109-EPP-1-2016-1- EG-EPPKA2-CBHE-JP. (Alexandria University, Ain Shams University, Helwan University, University of Southampton, Ecole du Louvre, University of Thrace). 5 age P Faculty of Arts, Alexandria University – Hasan Sobhy Street - El Shatbi 21526 – Alexandria - Egypt 2015 → present Co-PI / Alexandria University representative. Science and Technology Development Fund (STDF) / British Council. Newton- Mosharafa Scheme, "Present in the Past: The Preservation of Egyptian Maritime Archaeological Sites". (Alexandria University, University of Notthingham) 2012→ Present Co-PI / Representative of Alexandria University, European Commission Tempus project, "Using Virtual Reality in Cultural Heritage Education – VirCult" 530775-TEMPUS-1-2012-1-EG- TEMPUS-JPCR Tempus IV. (Alexandria University, Ain Shams University, Nile University, University of Nottingham, University of Thrace, University of Catania). 2013 → present Principal Investigator “Marsa Bagoush Underwater Project” (Alexandria University / Honor Frost Foundation - UK) 2007 → 2009 Coordinator, “Alexandria Centre for Maritime Archaeology” EU-Tempus JEP 34009-2006. Alexandria University, University of Southampton, Centre d'Etudes Alexandrines, University of Ulster, Aix-Marseille Université, Arab Academy for Science, Technology & Maritime Transport. 2004 → 2008 Co-Director, “Lake Mareotis Research Project”, Alexandria University, University of Southampton, Supreme Council of Archaeology. 2003 Co-Researcher, “Myos Hormos – Quseir al-Qadima Archaeological Excavation Project”, University of Southampton. 2000 Deputy Director, “Qaitbay Fort Archaeological Excavation”. Institute of Nautical Archaeology – Egypt. 1996 → 2000 Deputy Director, “INA – Egypt, North Coast Shipwreck Survey”. Institute of Nautical Archaeology – Egypt 1995 → 1998 Deputy Diretor, “Sadana Island Shipwreck Excavation”. Institute of Nautical Archaeology – Egypt. 1994 → 1995 Member, “The Pharos Project”, Centre d'Etudes Alexandrines / Institut français d'archéologie 6 orientale. age P Faculty of Arts, Alexandria University – Hasan Sobhy Street - El Shatbi 21526 – Alexandria - Egypt Awards, Grants and Fellowships: 2015-2017, The Honor Frost Foundation Research Grant. Marsa Bagoush Project. Greek and .جائزة الدولة التشجيعية في العلوم اﻻجتماعية 2014, State Award in Social Sciences Roman Archaeology in Egypt. The Supreme Council of Culture, Ministry of Culture, Egypt. 2012, The Honor Frost Foundation Research Grants (Maritime Archaeology for Arabic Readers), UK. 2013, Alexandria University Research Fund / Research Enhancement Program (ALEX REP), Marsa Bagoush Archaeological Research Project. 2010, Michela Schiff Giorgini Foundation Grant d for Scientific Research.
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