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CV of Dr. Rahima Aissani CV of Dr. Rahima Aissani Name: Rahima Aissani Academic Rank : Assistant Professor, Collage of Communication, Department of :Mass Communication, University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates Email: [email protected] Tel: (971) 6 5053698 Fax: (971) 6 5050688 Education: Ph.D. in Information and Communication Sciences, Faculty of Information and Communication Sciences, University of Algeria, June 2006. Master of Sciences Communication, University of Annaba, Algeria (24, April 2000). Master of Islamic Sciences, Faculty of Social Sciences and Islamic Studies, University of Batna (Algeria), 2005. Bachelor of Information Sciences, University of Constantine (Algeria) June, 1996. Teaching Experience: Assistant Professor, Collage of Communication, University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, 2010 – now Associate Professor, Department of Information and Communication Sciences, Faculty of Law, University of Batna,Algeria, 2006 – 2010. Assistant Professor, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Batna, Algeria, 2001-2005. 1 Assistant Professor, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, University of Mohamed Boudiaf, Algeria, 2000-2001. Teaching Assistant Professor at the University of Emir Abdelkader, Constantine, Algeria (1996-2000), Algeria Research Interests: Mass Communication and Means. • Influence of the Media and Communication (Social and Cultural Systems). • Media Writing. • New Media. • The Skills and Effective of Communication • Issues of Contemporary Information and Communication (Globalization, dependency, uses,…..) Professional Memberships: 1. Member of Scientific Council of the Department of Graduate Studies Institute researcher contracted with the University of Aris America, since June 2013. 2. Member of scientific journal Al Hekma of media studies, a scientific journal international, issued by Dar Kounouz Al Hekma in Algeria. 3. Member of International Federation for the Arabic language, since March 2012 to now. 4. President of the Media Association Scientific, College of Communication, University of Sharjah, since 2012 to now. 5. Member of the Cultural Committee, College of Communication, Sharjah University, since 2010 to now. 6. President of the Scientific Committee, Department of Media and Communication, University of Batna (Algeria) .2008 to 2010. 7. Member of the Editorial Board, Journal News University of Batna, Algeria 2005-2009. 2 Publications A. Books: 1. Rahima Aissani(2014): Introduction to Communication, library Falah, Dubai, United Arab Emirates 2. Rahima Aissani(2010): "Modern Communication and Impact of the Audio-visual Media", Radio and TV Gulf, Saudi Arabia. 3. Rahima Aissani(2010): "Globalization of Media and Their Impact on foreign Satellite TV viewers", the modern world of books, Jordan. 4. Rahima Aissani(2008):"Introduction to Information and Communication: Basic Concepts and new jobs in the Era of Globalization", the modern world of books, Jordan. B. Journal Publication 1. Rahima Aissani(2014): "The Uses of Internet and mobile phone by the Students of Sharjah University and its effects on their Social Communication" . Arab Journal for information and Communication ,N 11, PP(169-248). 2. Rahima Aissani(2014): "Users of social networks in the Arab world; reading in the figures and indicators", Algerian Journal of communication, Faculty of Information and Communication, University of Algiers, the number (23). 3. Rahima Aissani(2014): "Foreign newcomer by satellite TV and its role in spreading the globalized values," Al-Hikma of Media Studies , the number (26). 4. Rahima Aissani(2014): "The image of women in the Sunnah," Sharia and Islamic Studies , Kuwait, number (95) . 5. Rahima Aissani(2013):"Conflict and integration between traditional and new media," researcher Media , Baghdad University , number (20). 6. Rahima Aissani(2013):"the new audiovisual culture, features and risks," Al- Hikma of the Media Studies , number (25). 7. Rahima Aissani (0202): "Trends of Algerian youth towards Satellite religious and thier role in the awareness against extremism and intolerance ", in the Proceedings of the International Conference on 3 "terrorism of extremist thought, and thought of extremism", which was held at the Islamic University in Medina,28 - 30 March, Volume IV. 8. Rahima Aissani (2010): "Arab Satellite Channels; Critical Reading in the Content value", in the Proceedings of the International Conference: "Arab satellite Channels and Cultural Identity, "which held the at Faculty of Communication University of Sharjah, 11.12 December 2007, the College of Graduate Studies and Scientific Research, N(104 ),(p.p 323-371). 9. Rahima Aissani (2010): "The Satellite Channels and Their Effects on the Social Values", Journal of Radio and Television of the Gulf, N(83)October, pp(20-24). 10. Rahima Aissani (2010): "Arab Media Satellite Problematic Content and Orientation", Journal of Radio and Television of the Gulf, N (81) May, pp(72-75). 11. Rahima Aissani (2009) : "TV drama in Ramadan; abundance in production and processing module", Journal of Radio and Television of the Gulf, N (79) November, pp (18-23). 12. Rahima Aissani (2009) :"Violence and Crime in Television; Controversy does not end", within the same issue of the magazine, pp (64-70). 13. Rahima Aissani (2009): "Globalized values; Characteristics and Objectives of Deployment", Journal of Arts and Humanities, University of Batna (Algeria), N(02) June, pp(107-169). 14. Rahima Aissani (2009): "foreigner Through Arab Satellite Channels and his role in the Dissemination of globalized values", Journal of Radio and Television of the Gulf, N(78) July, pp(73-79). 15. Rahima Aissani (2009): " Manifestations of Globalization ", al hikma, Algiers, N 1, p.p (77-97). 16. Rahima Aissani (2009): "News Channels: the conflict of industrious with Channels rogue", Journal of Radio and Television of the Gulf, N(77) April, pp(70-75). 17. Rahima Aissani (2009): "The New Audiovisual Culture; the features and risks", Journal of Radio and Television of the Gulf, N(76)January, pp (58-64). 4 18. Rahima Aissani (2008): " Satellite Ads and the risk of Spreading the Culture of Consumption",Radio and TV Gulf,N(75) October,pp(60-66). 19. Rahima Aissani (2008): "Arab Satellite Channels; Poisitive and Negative Sides", Journal of Radio and Television of the Gulf, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, N (74) June, pp(66-74). 20. Rahima Aissani (2007): "Characteristics of media in the revolution of Information Technology", The Scientific journal published by the Faculty of Social Sciences and Islamic Studies at the University of Batna )Algeria(, pp(430-441). 21. Rahima Aissani(2007): "Education in the Arab world and the Challenges of Globalization", world of Education, Casablanca, Morocco, pp(468-472). 22. Rahima Aissani(2006): "Culture of Consumption and the Risk of destruction of National identity in the age of Cultural globalization", The Scientific journal published by the Faculty of Social Sciences and Islamic Studies at the University of Batna Algeria, pp(340-362). International Conferences and Workshops: 1. The National Conference II: "Higher Education in the twenty-first Century", Organized by the Laboratory of dialogue among Civilizations and Globalization at the University of Batna (Algeria), 10- 11 May 2004 with a lecture entitled: "Cognitive Dimensions of Globalization." 2. International Conference: "Arab Satellite Channels and Cultural identity," College of Communication, University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, 11.12 December 2007, an Intervention entitled: "The Arab Satellite Television: Critical Reading in the content values." 3. International Conference: "The Arabic Language and Globalization", Faculty of Arts and Humanities, University of Batna (Algeria), 25.26 November 2008, an intervention entitled: "The role of satellite Channels in the promotion of Arabic Language and their use." 4. International Conference: "Communication Technology and Social Change", Department of Information, Faculty of Arts, King Saud 5 University in Riyadh, 15, 16, 17 March 2009, an intervention entitled: "The impact of satellite TV on the youth social values." 5. International Conference: "Media and the Challenges of the future," The African University, 15, 16, 17 November 2009, an intervention entitled: "The Characteristics of Communication technology." 6. International Conference: "Terrorism Extremist thought and Ideology of extremism", Islamic University of Medina, 28, 29, 30 March 2010, an intervention entitled: "Trends of Algerian youth towards religious channels and their role in awareness against extremism and intolerance." 7. International Conference: "Culture of Communication", Philadelphia University, Jordan, 26, 27, 28 October 2010, an intervention entitled: "The Use of young people for Modern Communication media and its Impact on their Social Continuance." 8. International Conference: "Media and Crises; Challenges and the Stakes," College of Communication, University of Sharjah, days 14.15 December 2010, an intervention entitled: "The Press Treatment of Social problems in the newspaper". 9. Conference Middle East Public Relations: "Challenges and Opportunities for Public Relations, Education and Research in the Middle East", University of Zayed , on 19, 20 January 2011, Adage papers marked: "The Reality and the future of public relations in the Arab States With the Communication Technology Revolution”. Student Supervision: 1. Yassin Qarnani: Students Uses of Internet; Field Study at the Universities of Biskra, and Setif, a Dissertation Submitted For The degree Of Master in advocacy
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