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Government Arts College (Autonomous), Coimbatore – 18 Performance - Teacher Appraisal Report I) General Information A) Name: Dr Government Arts college (Autonomous), Coimbatore – 18 Performance - Teacher Appraisal Report i) General Information a) Name: Dr. M. CHITRA b) Address (Residential): 90/91 GPM nagar, Mobile No.: 9994850471 Rathinapuri (Post) Coimbatore - 641027. c) Designation: Assistant Professor d) Department: Botany e) Date of Birth: 1.06.1967 f) Area of Specialization: Bio Nano Technology A) Academic Qualifications Board/ Division/ Grade/ Exam Passed Subjects Year University Merit, etc. Tamil, English, Board of Maths, Science, High School Secondary 1982 I class History and Education, Geography Tamil Nadu Tamil, English, Physics, Board of Higher Higher Secondary or Chemistry, Secondary 1984 I class Pre-degree Education, Botany, Tamil Nadu Zoology Bachelor’s Degree (s) Botany Bharathidasan 1987 I class University Master’s Degree (s) Botany Annamalai 1990 I class University Research Degree (s) Bharathidasan Mycology 1993 I class (M. Phil) University Bharathidasan Ph. D Microbiology 2012 University ii) Research Experience & Training University where the Research Stage Title of work / Thesis work was carried out Bharathidasan M. Phil. Impact of Cauvery River water dispute on Agriculture University A comparative study on effective and Bharathidasan Ph. D. ineffective root nodules of Vigna radiata (L) R. Wilczek (green gram) elicited by Brady University rhizobium spp. Post-Doctoral - - Article published on journal JETIR March 2019, Vol 6, Issue 3 (ISSN-2349-5162) on Publications (give a list Qualitative and Quantitative Phytochemical - separately) analysis of Fruits of Cucumis dipsaceus Ehrenb ex. Spach by R. Sowbaranica, M. Chitra and A. Deepakumari M. Phil M. Dhanabal Jan 2016 Research Guidance (give names of students guided R. Sowbaranika Mar 2017 Bharathiar University successfully) A. Deepakumari Apr 2017 K. Krishnaveni Feb 2019 1. Orientation Course in Botany, 9.7.2009 to Training (please specify) University of Madras 5.8.2009 2. Refresher course in life science, 11.9.2012 to Bharathiar University 1.10.2012 3. Refresher course in Environmental studies, Bharathiar University 4.7.2018 to 24.7.2018 B) Research Projects carried out S. Name of the Title of the Project Duration Remarks No. Funding Agency NA NA Nil NA C) Seminars, Conferences, Symposia Workshops etc. attended (If necessary give a separate list) Name of the Seminars / Name of the Sponsoring Conferences / Symposia / Place and Date Agency Workshops etc International conference on Contemporary Panorama of 6.2.2019 and 7.2.2019. Sri Bio Sciences (ICCPOB 19), UGC and ISSN Saratha College for Women Journal of Emerging (Autonomous), Salem. technology and innovative research approved International Conference of Department of Botany, Biodiversity and Bio active Government Arts College 10-12 Feb 2016, Karur natural products for human (Autonomous), Karur welfare National seminar on “The art Ph.D Research, Department of 6th Jan 2017 at Government of Thesis writing and Botany, Government Arts Arts College (Autonomous), Research publication – College (Autonomous), Karur Karur- 639008 (ATWARP-2017) National conference of recent UGC and Bharathidasan 9-10th Mar 2017, advancer in plant science University Bharathidasan University National symposium on Gujarat Institute of Desert 4th and 5th May 2016 Bhuis - Marine Bioresearch and ecology Kachchh Coastal Livelihoods (NsmBCL16..) National Cum medicinal plant DBT Star College Scheme, exhibition of complementary New Delhi and Department of 1st and 2nd Feb 2019, and alternative Indian system Botany and Bio informatics, Coimbatore of medicine Nirmala College for Women iii) Teaching Experience Name of the University / Courses Taught Duration College / Intuition 1. NKR Government Arts College, Namakkal 9.7.2007 - 14.07.2009 iv) UG (B.Sc.,) 2. Government Arts 15.7.2010 – Till date College, Coimbatore Government Arts College v) PG (M.Sc.,) 15.7.2010 – Till date (Autonomous), CBE-18 Government Arts College vi) M. Phil. 2013- Till date (Autonomous), CBE-18 vii) Any other - - Total Teaching Experience (in years and months): a) Under-graduate (Pass) : 10 years b) Under-graduate (Hons.) : - c) Post-graduate : 9 years viii) Innovations/ Contributions in Teaching (If necessary give a separate list) Biotechnology board of studies, Member in Bharathiar a) Design of Curriculum : University b) Teaching methods : ----- c) Laboratory experiments : ----- d) Evaluation methods : ----- e) Preparation of resource material ----- including books, reading materials, laboratory manuals etc.: f) Remedial Teaching / Student ----- Counseling (academic) : g) Any other : ----- ix) Extension Work/ Community Service (If necessary give a separate list) Training programme on value addition of millet Government Arts College conducted the one day training programme on “Application of science and technology in rural areas” with support of Tamil Nadu State Council for Science and Technology was held on 25.10.2017 at Paladurai village, Madukarai block, Coimbatore district. The main focus of the training programme deliberation was on value addition of products in particular on millet. More than 100 number of villagers and facility from Government Arts College have attended the meeting. D. Participation in Corporate Life Please give a short account your contribution to: a) College/ University / Institution - b) Co-curricular Activities - c) Enrichment of Campus Life (Hostels, - sports, games, cultural activities) In changes for issue the Government bus pass for d) Students Welfare and Discipline both UG and PG student for entire college e) Membership / Participation in Bodies / Committees on Education and National - Development f) Professional Organization of Teachers - E. (a) Membership of Professional Bodies, Societies etc. (b) Editorship of Journals F. Any other information (Signature of the Teacher) .
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