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Curriculum Vitae Curriculum Vitae Personal details : Name :Asst. Prof. Dr. Moaid Ismail Family name : Jarjis Date and place of birth : 1st May 1959 Erbil – Iraq Home address: Alley:72, Rasty:301, House:152/1/381A ِ Erbil , Iraq Mob : +9647504524653 E-mail / [email protected] [email protected] Education : 2007 Awarded PHD. In ( personality and Mental health) , College of Education ( Ibn Rushed) , University of Baghdad – Iraq , 16 – 9 -200 2002 Awarded MD. in Education and psychology / Mental health , College of Education , University of Salahaddin, Erbil- lraq , In 9 / 6/ 2002 1997 Awarded B. A in Law , Department of Law, College of Rights (at evening) , University of Salahaddin ,Erbil , lraq . 2 /7 / 1997 1996 Awarded B. A in Education & psychology , College of Education University of Salahaddin , Erbil ,Lraq . 2 / 7 /1996 ( at daytime) 1980 Awarded Diploma in Education , Teachers central Institute, Arbil ,Lraq 25 / 9 / 1980 1978 Took Baccalaureate , Erbil Secondary school , Iraq . | P a g e 1 Training Courses and Conferences : 2014-2021 I am participated in many seminars in our department and other departments , colleges and universities. And I am presented some of seminars in our department . On 29-30.Jan.2020 participate as an organizing Committee Member in the first joint international conference for Education and Psychological Sciences . College of Education Salahaddin University-Erbil . On 27 .01.2020 participant one day workshop on first Moodle platform workshop-EDU. College of Education Salahaddin University-Erbil . From 04.10.2016 until 04.11.2016 I am participate with the researcher (Jayran Sabah Abdullah) to open the psychological cycle under the title (instill hope) to the family members of the martyrs of the Peshmerga, full supported of (logistical, economic and place of cycle) by the Union of Kurdistan Women, for a full month. from 01.06.2016 until 31.12.2016 : Working as the (Volunteer) with ( QANDIL Swedish Humanitarian Aid Organization ) to deal and treatment with refugees.( Contract Renewal ) from 01.03.2016 until 31.05.2016 : Working as the (Volunteer) with ( QANDIL Swedish Humanitarian Aid Organization ) to deal and treatment with refugees.( Contract Renewal ) from 01.01.2016 until 28.02.2016 : Working as the (Volunteer) with ( QANDIL Swedish Humanitarian Aid Organization ) to deal and treatment with refugees.( Contract Renewal ) 09-12.11.2015 Participate in a workshop in Istanbul –Turkey, on disabilities and how to treat ,deal and develop their abilities in their own centers from 09.11.2015 until 12.11.2015 , which was organized by BAU bahcesehir University in Istanbul . from 15.07.2015 until 31.12.2015 : Working as the (Volunteer) with ( QANDIL Swedish Humanitarian Aid Organization ) to deal and treatment with refugees . In addition to the psychological and social support, which will present it to the refugees, I will use some of the techniques to treat some of the psychological conditions as "Anxiety, PTSD , Phobia , Depression , Obsession Thinking, Sexual Assault, ….. and other of spaces. 09-11 May/2015 Participated as a Member in Five Educational Conference in Erbil city-Iraq, Regulated by Ministry of | P a g e 2 Education, Kurdistan Region - Iraq May 2014 & 2015 Participated in fourth and fifth Scientific Conference on Research Projects of Fourth Class Students and Second Scientific Academic Posters of First Class . In April 2014 & April 2015 Participated as Organizing Committee Member of the fifth & Sixth International Visible Conference on Educational Studies and Applied Linguistics in Erbil-IRAQ organized by Faculty of Education of Ishik University and College of Education of Salahaddin University. October18 – 20/2011 participated in the Forth International Scientific Conference of salahaddin University-Erbil, Kurdistan-Iraq. As a Researcher. September/2010 & 20/12/2011 to 9/01/2012 & 2013 participated in training about educational counseling And support for Basic Neurotherapy practice and Theory (Neuro-feedback technique) , In Ikazia Hospital(Rotterdam), and In Neurotherapy Center Hilversum & Science Center Neurotherapy , the Netherlands . 1/03/2010 until 20/12/2011 participated in ( Hivi phone) with Kurdistan Women’s Union to solution social psychological problem’s For Kurdistan Women’s. Kurdistan Region-Erbil / Iraq. 15 – 16/October/2009 participated in Workshop on ( Child Mental Health in Iraq ) prepared by the Directorate General of Health-Duhok in Collaboration with Diakonia Swedish Organization . In Duhok – Kurdistan Region Government- Iraq . Participated In this workshop many of Psychologists and Psychiatrists in different Universities in Iraq . 23-25/ June/ 2009 participated in the First International Nursing Scientific Conference ( I.N.S.C ) , Enhancing Health Through Nursing Education ,in Erbil- Kurdistan Region-Iraq . 18 – 3 – 2009 participated In work shop about Elderhood with Aumed Association for Elderly in Kurdistan ,In Erbil - Kurdistan / Iraq . 1- 13 /3 /2008 participated as a lecturer in the training courses about (child psychology , case management , Dealing | P a g e 3 with the cases) which opened to some staff of( Ministry of labor &Social Affair) with cooperation by International Medical Corps - Erbil , Iraq . 20-21/Feb/08 participated In ( conference in social work education- evaluation form ) with many doctor's from different Iraqi universities , and many doctor's from Stockholm university to discuss Social Work Curriculum in Kurdistan. Prepared by Ministry of labor &Social Affair with university of salahaddin in Kurdistan Regional Government . Erbil –Iraq 4 -7 / 2 / 2008 participated In work shop about ( Social Work Curriculum ) with many doctor's in different Iraqi universities , prepared by Italian Intersors organization and unicef , In Duhok – Kurdistan / Iraq 2003 -2004 participated with family care staff of (Ministry of labor &Social Affair ) as a Researcher ( to visit poor families and advancing them by psychological guidance & try to solve their problems ) st 2004 participated in 1 Conference of Kurdistan- Iraqi para- psychological Association . 17- 18 February /2004 2003 l am participated as a Lecturer, in the training courses which opened to managers of Secondary schools in Arbil city . 2002 Academic Scientific Conference of youth Issues Research . 2000 –2001 Coordinator and Research Associate , with (Save the children – UK ) to performance some Research About (Factors affecting children's and teachers participation in the school system ) and others about (Kurdistan economic ) , and participate in the some work shops about education and children problems . Experiences: January to May 2015 I am Participated As a “ Representative of Ministry of HE & Scientific Research “ in the highest Commission formed it members from 5 ministries for review and investigation of the special education System in the schools of Education Ministry. those ministries are: ( health, Education, HE scientific Research, Labor & Social Affair, Culture, in addition to two members from Iraqi Kurdistan parliament) | P a g e 4 2013 – 2015 Participated As a Member in the Committee of ( Examination grants of the scientific nickname “Asst. Lecturer” ) to whom awarded ( MD) degree in the humanitarian Sciences , after they completing the training of the methods teaching successfully . 2013 – 2014 Teaching in Judicial Institute In Kurdistan Region ( Criminal Psychology). Iraq's Kurdistan Region Ministry of Justice . 2011-2020 I was a member of a number of scientific discussions for students to obtain a master's and doctoral degree.in salahaddin U. Sulaymaniya U. Mosul U. 02-12-2012 to 17-03-2016 Head of Department of Psychology and Educational Sciences. This Department in third class divided into two branches (1.Branch of Special Education 2. Branch of Educational and Psychological Counseling) College of Education- University of Salahaddin-Erbil. 30/05/ 2012 Until 2020 Supervised of (5) student in ( PHD) research of Educational Psychology, Mental Health, Personality & Mental Health , CBT Program ,…… 09/01/2011 Awarded Asst. Prof. In Salahaddin University-Erbil 28/10/2010 to 2020 Supervised of (12) student in ( MD) research of Developmental psychology , Mental Health , Psychological Counseling, Autism ,thinking styles, Narcissistic personality disorder , Sexual disorder …… 27-11-2010 until 6-11-2012 Official Unit of Scientific Affairs & post Graduate studies -Faculty of Humanities Education 2009 – 2020 Teaching graduate( Educational Psychology students In the “Bachelors degree” In an article Personality Disorder, Mental Health, Psychophysiology, Personality theories , Psycholinguistics ) And( Teaching Psychology students“ Master degree” in an Article Cognitive psychology, Mental Health, healthy personality, psychological diseases ). And in PHD teaching healthy personality & personality Disorders. And ( Teaching Institute of High Diploma in Koya U. in an Article counseling in prison and the special problems. 2002 -2021 Supervised of many B. Sc research of Educational | P a g e 5 psychology. 25-1-2006 Lecturer : Department of Education and psychology, College of Education for Human Sciences , University of Salahaddin , Arbil , Iraq . 9-6-2002 Assistant Lecturer : Department of Education and psychology, College of Education , University of Salahaddin , Erbil , Iraq . 1997 Membership of Kurdistan Jurists Union. From 28.12.1997 to now . 29 / 12 / 1996 Assistant Research : Department of Education and psychology College of Education , University of Salahaddin ,Erbil, Iraq . 2 / 11 / 1980 Teachers in primary
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