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Prof. J. N. Gautam) Dr. Jagdish Narain Gautam School of Studies in Library and Information Science, Jiwaji University, Gwalior – 474011. Mob. +919425364178 PHONE NO.0751-2343176 (R) 0751-2442627 E-mail: [email protected] FATHER'S NAME : Late Shri Asha Ram Gautam SPECIALIZATION : Knowledge Organization and Processing (Classification & Cataloguing), Library Information and Society, Library Management System and Library Automation and Networking. PRESENT POSITION : Professor, SOS, Library and Information Science. Rector, Jiwaji University, Gwalior. OTHER RESPONSIBILITIES : : Dean Faculty of Arts, Since 2006 : Chairman Board of Studies in LIS, Since 1996 : Member of Academic Council : Member of Planning and Evaluation Board : Chief Warden since 2005-2009 ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE : 22 Years QUALIFICATIONS : Degree Year Board/University Subject/Title Division Ph.D. 1991 Jiwaji University, The Information needs and Information Gwalior seeking of Physics & Chemistry Teachers in University and Collages of Gwalior and Chambal Division – A Scientific Study M.Lib.I.Sc 1986 Dr. H. S. Gour Library and Information Science II University, Sagar M.Sc. (Phy. 1984 Dr. H. S. Gour Anthropology I Anthro.) University, Sagar PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 22 Years (As per the details below) S. No. Post Held Department/Institution Duration 1. Librarian (Part -Time) Lok Kala Academy, Sagar. 01.09.1984 to 01.08.1985 2. Librarian Govt. P.G. College, Tikamgarh. 03.08.1985 to 04.09.1985 3. Librarian Govt. Degree College, Sitapur. 04.10.1986 to 31.07.1987 4. Assistant Librarian Central Library, Jiwaji University, 20.11.1987 to 08.05.1996 Gwalior. 5. In charge University Central Library, Jiwaji University, 09.05.1996 to 31.03.2010 Librarian Gwalior. TEACHING EXPERIENCE : 22 Years (As per the details below) B.Lib.I.Sc: Papers Taught - Knowledge organization and Processing (Classification & Cataloguing Theory) - Knowledge organization and Processing (Classification Practical) CC Rev. 6th Edition. - Knowledge organization and Processing (Cataloguing Practical) CCC 5th Edition and AACR-II Rev. M.Lib.I.Sc: Papers Taught - Knowledge organization and Processing (Practical) - U.D.C (Abridged Rev. English Ed. 1961) and AACR-II Rev. - Information, Communication and Society M. Phil. in Lib.I.Sc: Papers Taught - Advanced Library Organization and Management. Counseling of BLS and MLS Students in IGNOU Study Centre, Gwalior. - Information, Communication and Society - Academic Library System - Library Management - Knowledge organization and Processing (Theory & Practice) JOB PROFILE Taught B.Lib.I.Sc. and M.Lib.I.Sc students and guide Ph. D. scholars. Organizing the Refresher Courses of for the benefit of the Library professionals. Worked against the Post of the University Librarian. Modernization of the university central Library, coordinating its services with other national networks. Providing the library and information services to the faculty members, students of UG/PG and research Scholars. Presently the main library caters to about 4000 members of all categories. Streamlined the library system in providing effective services to the members. On going computerization of the library holdings of central library. Introduced the subscription to electronic journals online through UGC-INFONET. RESEARCH EXPERIENCE : 20 Years LIST OF STUDENTS SUPERVISED FOR Ph. D. : 20 (Awarded) - Assessment of Agricultural research out put: A bibliometric analysis of research out put of Indian Agricultural Universities. By Usha Mujoo Munshi - 1993. - Citation Analysis of Research Papers of Indian Metallurgists/Scientists in the field of Powder Metallurgy (during 1970-1990). By Aftab Hafeez - 1994. - A Study of Job Motivation of Library Professionals in relation to organizational climate & Personal Characteristics (With special reference to Social Science Libraries in Delhi). By Mahavir Singh - 1995. - An Investigation in to the Development of Computer based Multimedia Information System with Special reference to Voice data. By A.P. Singh - 1997. - University Libraries in North East India: A Comparative study of their service with suggestions for their networking. By M.A. Prodhani - 1997. - Collection development of participating libraries: An evaluating study of resource sharing in physical science. By S.P. Jain - 1997. - A study of growth and development of Physical Education and Sports Libraries in India: A Proposed model for National information Systems for Physical Education and Sports Science in India. By Man Mohan Singh Bedi - 1997. - Changing patterns and emerging trends of Dewey decimal classification: A study of DDC Ed. 16 to 20 with special reference to application of facet analysis in recent edition. By R.K. Shrivastava - 1998. - Growth and development of research libraries in Economics in U.T. Delhi and their role on research in the Discipline. By Sher-ul-din - 2000. - Trade and Commerce Information System for India: A proposed Model. By S. Majumdar - 2000. - Information and Documentation Services in Agricultural Sciences in India: An Evaluative Study. By M.N. Shrivastava - 2001. - Rural Library and Community Resource Centers (RLCRCS) in India with special reference to states having Library Legislation: Problems and Prospects. By Sunil Kumar - 2003. - Design & Development of Himalayan Studies Information systems: A model. By Anil Singh -2003 - Information society behavior of medical scientists and doctor of PGIMER, Chandigarh, AIIMS , Escort Heart institute & Research centre & Apollo Hospital New Delhi: A Case study By KPS Sengar - 2005 - Needs & Information gathering habits of secondary School teachers in Delhi & Gwalior : An Evaluated Study By Sanjay Sethi - 2005 - Creating Network & Digital Library of social Science Institution in National capital Region (NCR ) Delhi : A Proposed model By Ramanand Malviya - 2008 - Research Productivity analysis using International political Science abstract data base : A Study By Rishi Kumar Tiwari – 2008 - Marketing and Pricing of Electronic/Digital Information Products in Developing a Distribution Mechanism in NCR Context By P. K. Bhattacharya – 2009 - Information Seeking Behavior of Users in Medical College Libraries of Madhya Pradesh: A Study By Shail Shrivastava - 2009 - Disaster Planning, Preparedness and Recovery for Libraries of National Importance in Delhi By Jyotsna Arora – 2009 - Sauchna Sevaaon Ke Paripekhya Me Madhya Pradesh Ke Swasashi Mahavidhyalen Granthalayon Ka Tulnatmak Adhyayan By Shivendra Singh Rathore – 2009 - Status of Library Management Sotfware Application in Central University Libraries in Northen India: An evaluative study By Mehtab Alam Ansari – 2009 OTHER ACTIVITIES: • Acted as the subject Expert for selection of Professor, Reader, Lecturer/ University Librarians/Deputy Librarian/Assit. Librarian, in many Indian Universities and National level Institutions. • Acted as an Expert member in the panel for selection committee of various posts in Indian Universities and National Institutions. • Delivering the guest lectures in many Indian universities and Academic Staff Colleges. ACADEMIC VISIT: Delivered Lectures for Library Professionals in Bhutan, Thimpu at Royal Institute of Management from 3-18th Nov. 2006. EDITORIAL RESPONSIBILITIES: - Reviewer Member, Editorial Board, World Digital Library, TERI, New Delhi - Member, Editorial Board, ILA Bulletin, ILA, New Delhi - Member, Editorial Board, Library Herald, DLA, New Delhi - Member, Editorial Board, KELPRO Bulletin, KLPO, Thiruvanathapuram, Kerala MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES: - Indian Library Association (ILA) - Indian Association of Teachers of Library and Information Science (IATLIS) - Indian Association of Special Libraries and Information Centers (IASLIC) - U.P. Library Association (UPLA) - Annual Ex. Member of International Society for Knowledge Organization (Frankfurt Germany) - Annual Ex. Member of American Information Resource Centre (New Delhi). OFFICE BEARER IN NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL BODIES: - Council Member : Indian Library Association (1992-1993) - Vice-President : Indian Library Association (1999-2001) - Council Member : Indian Library Association (2002-2004) ACHIEVEMENTS: - ILA Best Promoter Award by ILA, 2002 - Best Teacher Award by Gwalior Vikas Samiti PARTICIPATION IN NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES: TOTAL: 20 INTERNATIONAL: 05 NATIONAL: 15 - 55th ILA National conference, on Library and Information Science in Digital Era, Jan. 21-24, 2010. BIMTECH Greater Noida. - Brain Storming Session on Automation and Networking of Science Libraries in Madhya Pradesh. Organized by M.P. Council of Science and Technology, Govt. of M.P. Bhopal, 16th Nov. 2009. - International Conference on Role of Library and Library Professionals in Knowledge Society, Dept. of LISc, Nehu Shillong and Central Reference Library Kolkata, Ministry of Culture, Govt. of India, March 17-19th, 2008 - EMPI Digital Library National Convention. 2007 March 19-20th India Intentional Centre, New Delhi. - National Workshop on Knowledge Building Programm: Digital Library, 1- 3rd June, BIMTECH Greater Noida, 2007 - International Conference on Digital Libraries (ICDL), 24-27th Feb. 2004, TERI, New Delhi. (Paper Presented)* - 49th All India Library Conference of ILA, Dec.28th 2003-Jan 1st 2004 held at Department of Library and Information Science, Bundelkhand University, Jhansi. (Paper Presented)* - International Conference on Mapping Technology on libraries and people, Feb.13-15, 2003 held at Nirma Education and Research Foundation, Ahmadabad. - 47th All India Library Conference of ILA, Dec.20-23, 2001 held
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