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Carriculam Vitae (CV) Carriculam Vitae (CV) Titl MR First Name SUDHIR Last Name MASKE Photograph e Designation Assistant Professor Address Room No.37, Department of Social Work -3 University Road, University of Delhi Delhi-110007 Phone No Office 011-27667881 Residence +91-9953918090, Mobile Email [email protected] [email protected] Web-Page Educational Qualifications Degree Institution Year UGC NET& JRF UGC NEW DELHI 2013 M.A IN SOCIAL WORK TATA INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES,(TISS) MUMBAI 2010 B.A IN SOCIAL WORK SCHOOL OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT, TISS TULJAPUR 2008 (Rural Development) Career Profile 1. Assistant Professor (Ad-Hoc) at Department of Social Work, Guru Ghasidas Central University, Bilaspur (C.G) from 15th July 2013 to 27th Jan 2014. 2. Research Fellow, TISS-IDBI Rural Transformation Fellowship Programme at Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, From 26th May 2011 to 24th June 2013. 3. State Consultant at Development Support Agency of Gujarat (D-SAG) Tribal Development Department, Govt of Gujarat. From 1st June 2010 to 25th May 2011. Administrative Assignments Faculty Staff to Student Advisor (2016-17) Member, Orientation Programme Committee, M.A Previous (2016-17) Member, Committee against Sexual Harassment ( 2016-17) Member, Maintenance Committee (2016-17) Member, Carrier Guidance and Job Placements ( 2016-17) Member, Canteen Committee ( 2016-17) Member, Hostel Committee (2016-17) Dy. Superintend II & IVth Semester Examination (May-June 2016) Co-ordinator Rural Camp, Adivasi Ekta Parishad, Katni M.P (2016-17) Co-ordinator Field Work Placements II & IVth Semester (2016-17) Co-ordinator, Internal Quality Assurance Report (IQAR) (2016-17) Co-ordinator, NAAC Departmental Report ( 2013-2016) Co-ordinator, Annual Report Compilation-2015-16 www.du.ac.in Page 1 Areas of Interest / Specialization Rural and Tribal Community Development Social Justice and Empowerment Management of Non-Profit Organization and Corporate Social Responsibility Social Policy, Planning & Policy Advocacy Subjects Taught Paper No: 6401 : Management of Developmental Organization (Batch 2015-17) Paper No: 6302 : Social Justice and Empowerment (Batch 2015-17) Paper No: 7202: Social Work with Families and Children (Batch 2013-15) Publications Profile Research Paper : Sudhir Maske (2015): Issues and Challenges in Implementation of MGNREGA: A Case Study from Maharashtra. Indian Journal of Sustainable Development, ISSN- 2394-7675, Vol-1, Issue-1, January 2015, PP. 32-38. Books and Chapters In Edited Volume : Bhat Iqbal & S. Maske (2017) Anti-Oppressive Social Work Theory and Practice: Contextualizing the Caste Debate in Indian Social Work education' in edited by R. Jare and S. Kale in “Caste in Modern India: Atrocities Against Dalits”. ISBN - 978-93- 85046-11-7, Stadium Press LLC, USAP.O. Box 722 200, Houston, TX-77072. S. Maske & A. Sebastian (2016) Social Pedagogy: Contextualizing in Social Work Practice in Rural Setting of India. PP 65-80 edited volume on Field Work in Social Work Education: Contemporary Practices and Perspectives by Dr. S. Roy and Dr.B.M Das, ISBN-978-81-269-2299-4, Atlantic Publication, New Delhi. Article : S. Maske (2016) : SAIRAT VAWA JI a Article in Marathi language written on popular Marathi movie SAIRAT Directed by Nagarj Manjule, published in Loksahisathi Samanjasya Sanwad ( Marathi) Edior Mr. Arun Khore, Year-2, June-2016, Vol.6 pp. 24- 28 Conference Organization/ Presentations (in the last three years) Organized : Youth for Social Change: Five Days Capacity Building Training Programme for SC/ST/OBC Youth from 27th to 31st January 2017. This project was supported by the Rajeev Gandhi national Institute of Youth Development (RGNIYD) Tamil Nadu funded this training project. Funding support by RGNIYD (Rs 1, 40,500) Seminar Co-Ordinator: National Seminar on “Social Justice in Neo-Liberal Times : Issues and Concerns (16-17th April 2017) Organized by Department of Social Work, Spnosred by ICSSR and University of Delhi. www.du.ac.in Page 2 Attended and Presented : Attended 2-Week Summer School on Social Justice: Research and Practice, Organized by IIT Gandhinagar and University of Saskatchewan, Canada (19th -30th June 2017) Attended 117th 4-Week Orientation Programme at UGC-Human Resource Development Centre, Jamia Millia Islamia, University, New Delhi ( 15th February to 16th March, 2017) Presented joint paper on Creativity and Innovations in Social Work Education: Missing Boat and sporadic efforts? in 4th Indian Social Work Congress 2016 jointly organized by National Association of Professional Social Workers in India ( NAPSWI ) and Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapith Varanasi ( 22 to 24th October 2016) ‘ Presented joint paper on “Rural Education Camp: A Wisdom Based Learning Pedagogy to Lead Social Transformation (A Case Study of Manpura Village, Kishangarh, Rajashthan” In 34th National Conference on Social Work and Sustainable Development, Organized by Department of Social Work, Central University of Rajashthan & ISPSW, Banglore (24-26th February 2016) Jointly written paper on Anti-Oppressive Social Work Theory and Practice : Contextualizing Caste Debates in Indian Social Work Education and presented in 3rd Indian Social Work Congress: Community Engagement, Social Responsibility and Social Work Profession Organized by NAPSWI and Jain Vishwa Bharti, Ladnun, Rajasthan (24th -26th October 2015) Presented jointly written paper on “ICT in Social Work Practice : Prospects for Social Change In India” at 3rd Indian Social Work Congress: Community Engagement, Social Responsibility and Social Work Profession Organized by NAPSWI and Jain Vishwa Bharti, Ladnun, Rajasthan (24th -26th October 2015) Attended National Seminar on “Caste And Gender : A Historical Perspectives” Organized by Department of History, Shyam Lal College, Delhi University at Department of Social Work, University of Delhi (19th-20th Feb,2016) Attended Workshop on Research Metrics Organized by Research Council & Delhi University Library System, University of Delhi on 26th February 2015 Participated in “3rd International Conference on Spirituality and Social Work: Vision for Just, Equitable And Compassionate Society. Organized by CSRD-ISWR Ahmednagar, University of Pune and Jnana Deep Vidyapeeth. Presented paper on Noetic Action: As an Inclusive Leadership Frame Work for Spiritual Social Work Practice (21st -23rd March, 2014) Participated in 2nd Indian Social Work Congress: Social Justice and Social Work Profession in India Organized by NAPSWI, CSRD-ISWR Ahmednagar, and SAVITRIBAI PHULE University of Pune. Presented Paper on An Emancipatory Social Work Practice: Contextualizing in Indian Social Work Education (19-21st December 2014) www.du.ac.in Page 3 Attended an International Conference on Modern Transformations and The Challenges of Inequalities in Education in India. Organized by Department of History, Delhi University in collaboration with Ramjas College, National Multilingual Education Resource Consortium, JNU& Department of Social Work, DU. Sponsored by ICHR, ICSSR,UNICEF, DU. on 27th -29th November 2014 Attended An “Author Workshop: Understanding the Books & Journal Article Publishing Process” Organized by Elsevier & Delhi University Library System, University of Delhi on 22nd September 2014. Participated in “ 2nd International Conference on Spirituality and Social Work : Enhancing commitment for Just, Equitable and Sustainable Societies” organized by CSRD-ISWR Ahmednagar and University of Pune ( 3-5 Jan, 2013 ) Attended “One Week Research Methodology Workshop for Social Sciences Faculties” organized by CSRD-ISWR and ICSSR Western Zone Mumbai at Ahmednagar. ( 28th Dec, 2012 to 2nd Jan, 2013) Participated in National Seminar on Social Work Education : Prospect and Retrospect at North Maharashtra University Jalgoan, presented paper on Filed Work in Social Work Education : Learning and Role of Supervision (May 2012) Participated in National Workshop on “Empowerment of Women through Self Help Groups” Organized by Center for the study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy, Shivaji University, Kolhapur. ( 7th& 8thFeb, 2012) Research Projects (Major Grants/Research Collaboration) 1. Enhancing Educational and Vocational Aspirations among the Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes Students: An Action Research in Underdeveloped District of Chattisgarh, Major Research Project Funded by ICSSR, New Delhi ( Rs. 8,00,000) 2. Joint field based research study on Gender and Class Analysis of Communal Tension in Delhi: A Study of Bawana and Trilokpuri areas of Delhi funded by Centre for Advanced Studies in Social Work, Department of Social Work, University of Delhi. Awards and Distinctions 1. Selection in International Social Work Student Exchange Programme at Tulane School of Social Work, New Orleans City, USA. From Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai in April, 2010. 2. Rajyashri Sahu Maharaj Student Merit scholarship at high school level from Department of Social Justice & Empowerment Ministry Government of Maharashtra. Association With Professional Bodies 1. Expert Member, Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojana(SAGY), Laderwan, Kupwara, Govt of Jammu And Kashmir (Since 30th January 2015) 2. Editorial Board Member, Indian Journal of Sustainable Development(IJSD), ISSN- 2394-7675 Published by Department of Social Work, Central University of Rajasthan & Publishing India Group, New Delhi (Since December 2014) 3. Life Long Membership of National Association of Professional Social Worker in India (NAPSWI) New Delhi. (Since 2013) 4. Member, Indian Society of Professional
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