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Tamil & English NAME : DR. M. VIJAYA SHANTHI POSITION : ASSISTANT PROFESSOR FACULTY OF : DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY EMAIL ID : [email protected] LANGUAGES PROFICIENCY READ : TAMIL, ENGLISH & HINDI WRITE : TAMIL & ENGLISH SPEAK : TAMIL & ENGLISH 1. QUALIFICATION DEGREE / DIPLOMA / S. NO. DISCIPLINE NAME OF THE INSTITUTION YEAR OF PASSING CERTIFICATE SRI MEENAKSHI GOVERNMENT ARTS COLLEGE FOR 1. UG HISTORY 2001 WOMEN, MADURAI SRI MEENAKSHI GOVERNMENT ARTS COLLEGE FOR 2. PG HISTORY 2003 WOMEN, MADURAI 3. M.PHIL. HISTORY N.M.S.S. VELLAICHAMY NADAR COLLEGE, MADURAI 2005 4. PH.D. HISTORY MADURAI KAMARAJ UNIVERSITY, MADURAI 2016 6. SET HISTORY MOTHER TERESA UNIVERSITY, KODAIKANAL 2017 HINDI PARICHAYA DAKSHINA BHARAT HINDI PRACHAR SABHA, TAMIL 7. CERTIFICATE 2006 EXAMINATION NADU 2. TEACHING EXPERIENCE S. NO. INSTITUTION FROM – TO (PERIOD) 1. N.M.S.S. VELLAICHAMY NADAR COLLEGE, MADURAI 02.07.2012 - 31.05.2016 13.06.2016 - 03.05.2017& 2. LADY DOAK COLLEGE, MADURAI 20.11.2017 - 03.05.2018 THIRUVALLUVAR ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, SOOLAPURAM, MADURAI 3. 19.06.2017 - 17.11.2017 DISTRICT 4. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, FATIMA COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS), MADURAI 18.06.2018 - TILL DATE 3. POSITION HELD IN FATIMA S. NO. NAME OF THE POSITION DURATION 1. MEMBER, WOMEN CELL 2018 - 2019 4. POSITION HELD OUTSIDE S. NO. NAME OF THE POSITION NAME OF THE INSTITUTION DURATION 1. MEMBER, HELEN HELLER CLUB N.M.S.S. VELLAICHAMY NADAR COLLEGE, MADURAI 2014 - 2015 S. NO. NAME OF THE POSITION NAME OF THE INSTITUTION DURATION 2. MEMBER, DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE N.M.S.S. VELLAICHAMY NADAR COLLEGE, MADURAI 2014 - 2016 3. ADDITIONAL EXAMINER MADURAI KAMARAJ UNIVERSITY, MADURAI 2013 - TILL DATE 4. EXTERNAL EXAMINER MANNAR THIRUMALAI NAICKER COLLEGE, MADURAI 2016 - TILL DATE 5. AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION MEDIEVAL HISTORY OF INDIA 6. ORIENTATION/REFRESHER/TRAINING PROGRAMMES/FDP ATTENDED S. PROGRAMME THEME ORGANIZED BY DATE NO. ORIENTATION PROGRAM FOR NEW 08.06.2016 - 1. - LADY DOAK COLLEGE, MADURAI FACULTIES 10.06.2016 2. ORIENTATION PROGRAMME FOR TEACHERS - N.M.S.S.SV.N. COLLEGE, MADURAI 16.03.2013 3. FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME - N.M.S.S.SV.N. COLLEGE, MADURAI 22.03.2014 4. FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME - N.M.S.S.SV.N. COLLEGE, MADURAI 14.03.2015 05.02.2018 - 5. TEACHING OF ARCHAEOLOGY - LADY DOAK COLLEGE, MADURAI 08.02.2018 FACULTY ENRICHMENT JUNE 14 & 15, 6. ORIENTATION PROGRAMME FOR FACULTIES FATIMA COLLEGE, MADURAI PROGRAM 2018 28.06.2018 - 7. FACULTY INDICATION PROGRAMME - FATIMA COLLEGE, MADURAI 30.06.2018 8. ORIENTATION PROGRAM FOR FACULTIES - FATIMA COLLEGE, MADURAI 13.06.2019 7. NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS, CONFERENCES & SYMPOSIUMS S. PARTICIPATED/ PROGRAMME & THEME ORGANIZED BY DATE TITLE OF THE PAPER NO. PRESENTED WORKSHOPS STATE LEVEL WORKSHOP ON G.T.N. ARTS COLLEGE, 1. RECENT ARCHAEOLOGICAL 21.03.2016 PARTICIPATED - DINDIGUL DISCOVERIES IN TAMILNADU CAREER GUIDANCE AND 29.06.2016, CONFIDENT COMMUNICATION 2. PLACEMENT CELL, LADY 13.07.2016 & PARTICIPATED - WORKSHOP ON ENGLISH DOAK COLLEGE, MADURAI 20.07.2016 CAREER GUIDANCE AND WORKSHOP ON GOOGLE 3. PLACEMENT CELL, LADY 29.07.2016 PARTICIPATED - APPLICATIONS DOAK COLLEGE, MADURAI S. PARTICIPATED/ PROGRAMME & THEME ORGANIZED BY DATE TITLE OF THE PAPER NO. PRESENTED CONFERENCES NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON 33RD UNIVERSITY OF KERALA, TRADE AND COMMERCE OF 4. ANNUAL SESSION OF SOUTH 15.02.2013 PRESENTED THIRUVANANTHAPURAM NADARS INDIAN HISTORY CONGRESS NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON 20TH ST. MARY’S COLLEGE, SEP. 20 - 22, NADAR WOMENS IN 5. ANNUAL SESSION OF TAMILNADU PRESENTED THOOTUKUDI 2013 MADURAI HISTORY CONGRESS NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON REFORMERS AND REVOLUTIONARIES OF SOUTH TAMILNADU OPEN MUTHUKUTTY SWAMIGAL - 6. 27.11.2014 PRESENTED INDIA AND THEIR UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI A SOCIAL REFORMER CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SOCIAL CHANGE DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY, NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON 22ND MANONMANIUM OCT. 02 - 04, HISTORY OF NADAR LOCAL 7. SESSION OF TAMIL NADU PRESENTED SUNDARANAR UNIVERSITY, 2015 ASSOCIATIONS IN MADURAI HISTORY CONGRESS TIRUNELVELI NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY, PROBLEMS OF ALCOHOLISM 8. RECENT TRENDS IN PROHIBITION BISHOP HEBER COLLEGE, 09.02.2016 PRESENTED AND PROHIBITION IN INDIA MOVEMENT TIRUCHIRAPPALLI NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON 36TH DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY, MAR. 04 - 06, TEMPLE ENTRY MOVEMENT 9. ANNUAL SESSION OF SOUTH TAGORE ARTS COLLEGE, PRESENTED 2016 AND MADURAI NADARS INDIAN HISTORY CONGRESS PUDUCHERRY INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE ROLE OF THE LAW IN MULTIDISCIPLINARY WOMEN IN 21ST CENTURY: TRANSFORMING THE STATUS 10. RESEARCH CONFERENCE 07.04.2018 PRESENTED CHALLENGES AND OF WOMEN IN TODAY’S ORGANIZED BY EAST, OPPORTUNITIES SOCIETY KANNYAKUMARI INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INTER NATIONAL MAKING INDIA – FROM CONFERENCE DEPARTMENT ALCOHOLISM TRIBULATIONS 11. TRADITION TO MODERNITY: 29.03.2018 PRESENTED OF HISTORY , ALAGAPPA AND EMBARGO IN INDIA DOMESTIC ISSUES AND GLOBAL UNIVERSITY, KARAIKUDI CHALLENGES DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FORGOTTEN PONDS IN EDUCATION, MOTHER 12. BUDDING TRENDS IN 08.09.2018 PRESENTED MADURAI WITH REFERENCE TERESA UNIVERSITY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH TO ELUKADAL TEPPAM KODAIKANAL AND EAST SEMINARS NATIONAL SEMINAR ON ARUL ANANDAR COLLEGE, 13. RELEVANCE OF ARCHAEOLOGY 06.02.2003 PARTICIPATED - KARUMATHUR TO THE PRESENT DAY WORLD NATIONAL SEMINAR ON SCHOOL OF ISTORICAL POPULAR MOVEMENTS OF SEP. 27 - 29, 14. STUDIES, MADURAI PARTICIPATED - MODERN SOUTH INDIA – A 2004 KAMARAJ UNIVERSITY STUDY OF SOURCES DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY, INTER UNIVERSITY SEMINAR ON PARTICIPATED 15. N.M.S.S.V.N.COLLEGE, 02.03.2005 - HUMAN RIGHTS AND DUTIES MADURAI STATE SEMINAR ON NEHRU AND SRI PARASAKTHI COLLEGE NEHRU AND HIS ECONOMIC 16. 27.09.2012 PRESENTED INDIA FOR WOMEN, COURTALLAM POLICIES S. PARTICIPATED/ PROGRAMME & THEME ORGANIZED BY DATE TITLE OF THE PAPER NO. PRESENTED NATIONAL SEMINAR ON SOCIO- DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY, CUSTOMS AND CEREMONIES 17. ECONOMIC TRENDS IN SOUTH V.H.N.S.N.COLLEGE, 01.03.2013 PRESENTED OF MADURAI NADARS INDIA- THROUGH THE AGES VIRUDHUNAGAR. NATIONAL SEMINAR ON SRI MEENAKSHI 18. CULTURAL DESTINATIONS OF GOVERNMENT ARTS COLLEGE 07.03.2013 PRESENTED COSTAL TOURISM INDIA:TOURIST PERSPECTIVES FOR WOMEN, MADURAI NATIONAL SEMINAR ON SOCIAL DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY, SOLIDARITY & NATIONAL 19. N.M.S.S.V.N.COLLEGE, 20.04.2013 PARTICIPATED - INTEGRITY THROUGH TOURISM MADURAI IN TAMILNADU REGIONAL LEVEL SEMINAR ON N.M.S.S.V.N.COLLEGE, 20. 01.02.2014 PARTICIPATED - KALVIYENNUM VELVI MADURAI DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY, STATE LEVEL SEMINAR ON MANNAR TIRUMALAI POSITION OF WOMEN 21. SOCIAL AND CULTURAL SETTINGS 14.02.2014 PRESENTED NAYAKAR COLLEGE, UNDER NAYAK RULE OF PANDIA NADU MADURAI. REGIONAL LEVEL SEMINAR ON N.M.S.S.V.N.COLLEGE, 22. 22.02.2014 PARTICIPATED - EXAMINATION REFORMS MADURAI NATIONAL SEMINAR ON ROLE OF DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY, PRESENTED UNDERGROUND MOVEMENT 23. WOMEN IN ANTI-COLONIAL N.M.S.S.V.N.COLLEGE, 28.03.2014 AND ARUNA ASAF ALI INDIA MADURAI NATIONAL SEMINAR ON DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY, JAN. 28 - 30, KAMARAJ – A FREEDOM 24. SUBALTERN FREEDOM FIGHTERS RAJAPALAYAM RAJUS’ PRESENTED 2015 FIGHTER IN MADRAS PRESIDENCY COLLEGE, RAJAPALAYAM. NATIONAL SEMINAR ON HUMAN DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY, HUMAN RIGHTS AND 25. RIGHT ISSUES IN INDIAN V.V.V.COLLEGE FOR 10.02.2015 PRESENTED ENVIRONMENT CONTEXT WOMEN, VIRUDHUNAGAR NATIONAL SEMINAR ON SANGA DEPARTMENT OF TAMIL, NATTRINAI IN ITS 26. ILAKIYANGALIL VAIVIYAL N.M.S.S.V.N.COLLEGE, 19.02.2015 PRESENTED HISTORICAL SETTING CHINTHANAIKAL MADURAI NATIONAL SEMINAR ON DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY, MADURAI IN FREEDOM 27. POLITICAL MOVEMENTS IN V.H.N.S.N.COLLEGE, 04.03.2015 PRESENTED STRUGGLE WITH REFERENCE HISTORY VIRUDHUNAGAR TO KHADAR MOVEMENT DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY, NATIONAL SEMINAR ON MANNAR TIRUMALAI 28. 19.03.2015 PRESENTED JUVENILE DELINQUENCY JUVENILE JUSTICE IN INDIA NAYAKAR COLLEGE, MADURAI. STATE LEVEL SEMINAR ON DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY, SANGAM LITERATURE – A RELEVANCE OF ANCIENT TAMIL MAR. 25 - 27, 29. MADURAI KAMARAJ PRESENTED PIONEER OF MODERN LITERATURE IN THE 2015 UNIVERSITY, MADURAI. EDUCATION CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY NATIONAL SEMINAR ON DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY, CULTURAL IMPACT OF 30. PROMOTION OF INDIAN V.V.V.COLLEGE FOR 26.03.2015 PRESENTED TOURISM CULTURAL TOURISM WOMEN, VIRUDHUNAGAR. NATIONAL SEMINAR ON DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY, COMMUNAL RESERVATION 31. COMMUNAL RESERVATION : ITS DDE, MADURAI KAMARAJ 28.09.2015 PRESENTED FOR OTHER BACKWARD ISSUES AND CHALLENGES UNIVERSITY, MADURAI. CLASS NATIONAL SEMINAR ON WOMEN WOMEN’S CELL, NADAR WOMEN 32. EMPOWERMENT – MILESTONES N.M.S.S.V.N.COLLEGE, 08.10.2015 PRESENTED ENTREPRENEURS IN AND CALLENGES MADURAI MADURAI S. PARTICIPATED/ PROGRAMME & THEME ORGANIZED BY DATE TITLE OF THE PAPER NO. PRESENTED INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR THE IMPERIAL CHOLA’S AGE INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON DEPARTMENT OF TAMIL, IS THE GOLDEN PERIOD OF 33. TAMIL IZHAHIYANKALIL 22.12.2015 PRESENTED N.M.S.S.V.N.COLLEGE, TAMIL LITERATURE- A PANNATTU MARABUGAL MADURAI STUDY DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY, NATIONAL SEMINAR ON ECONOMIC PROGRESS OF 34. N.M.S.S.V.N.COLLEGE, 14.03.2016 PRESENTED WONDER THAT WAS MADURAI MADURAI NADARS MADURAI INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON 35. NEW TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES IN S.R.N.M.COLLEGE, SATTUR 12.09.2016 PARTICIPATED - HISTORICAL WRITING NATIONAL SEMINAR ON DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY, W.P.A.SOUNDRAPANDIAN- 36. CREATIVE MINORITIES IN V.H.N.S.N.COLLEGE, 14.10.2016 PRESENTED THE UNCROWNED KING OF HISTORY VIRUDHUNAGAR. NADAR COMMUNITY’ TECHNOLOGICAL NATIONAL SEMINAR ON DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY, EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN 36. STRATEGIES FOR WOMEN V.V.V.COLLEGE FOR 19.01.2017 PRESENTED THROUGH GOVERNMENT EMPOWERMENT WOMEN, VIRUDHUNAGAR.
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