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Dr.Senthamzil Pavai S.Senthamizh Pavai Professor& Director Contact Address : Centre for Tamil Culture Alagappa University Karaikudi – 630 003 Tamil Nadu, INDIA Employee Number : 1402 Date of Birth : 17.03.1968 Contact Phone (Mobile) : +919486550725 Contact e-mail(s) : [email protected] Academic Qualifications: M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D. Teaching Experience: 21 Years Research Experience: (exclusive of Ph.D. study): 25 Years Additional Responsibilities 1. Co-ordinator, Equal Opportunity Cell (2010-2012) 2. Coordinator, Literary Club (2012-2013) 3. Co-ordinator Centre for Tamil Culture (2014) 4. Treasurer, ALAGU ALUMNI Association (2016) Areas of Research Sangam Literature, Grammar, Epic & Modern Literature Research Supervision / Guidance Program of Study Completed Ongoing Research Ph.D. 8 14 M.Phil. 110 1 Project PG 67 - UG / Others 3 - Publications 1. Sanga padalkalil marapumattrangal - 2007, Book Chapters -4, Page No -224 ISBN 978-93-80406-78-7 2. Cemmoli Sinthanaigal - 2010, Book Chapter - 16, Page No - 111 3.Vallamai Thanthuvittai - 2011, Book Chapter - 5, Page No- 100 ISBN 978-81-920469-0-7 4. Prof. Rama Ramanathan Tamilpani - 2014, Book Chapter-5, Page No-100 5. Kavignar MaRu. Paramaguru (poet) MaRu.Paramaguri: An Analysis in Print, Chapters - 5, Page No-102 International National Others Journals Conferences Journals Conferences Books / Chapters / Monographs / Manuals 1 47 10 67 book-5 Funded Research Projects Completed Projects Budget S. Period Agency Project Title (Rs. In No From To lakhs) Cemmoli Ilakkiya Thonmangal: A Socio- 1 CICT 2012 2013 2.15 Cultural Study Others Number of Seminars / Conferences / Workshops / Events attended : 114 Number of Seminars / Conferences / Workshops / Events organized : 6 Number of Invited / Special Lectures delivered : 10 DDE Study Materials written : 5 Distinctive Achievements / Awards Achievements 1. Vallamai Thandhuvittai - Short Story - Text is UG for Alagappa University Affiliated College, Conducted by Tanfore Tamil Kazhagam 2. WWW. Thamizhaaivu.blog.spot, The Research topics of Ph.d and M.Phil of Alagappa University & Bharathidhasan University Entitled ‘aazhkadal Muthukkal, This also can be sighted 7,000 Viewers of More than 50 Counters Awards / Honours 1. Received First Prize presented by Tamil Ilakkiya Mandram, U.Siruvayal -1989 2. Received First Prize presented by APSA College, Silver Jublee Competition, Thiruppathur – 1991 3. Received Best Research Paper Award presented by World Tamil Conference, Thanjavour – 1995 4. Received Best Research Paper Award presented by All India Universities Tamil Teachers Association during May 2005 5. Received Best Research Paper Award for “Vedanayagarum Penmaiyum” presented by ‘ARR’All India Research Forum, 2007. 6. Received Best Research Paper Award for “Suvadugal suttum Oorpeyargal” presented by Tamil Sakthi Research Forum, 2011. 7. Received Best Research Paper Award for “Karpu Porunmaiyil Kampanin pudhmai” presented by Internatiional Seminar on Kalanthorum Kamban, Kamban Kazhaham, Karaikudi, 2013. 8. Received Aivulaha Sirpi Award Presented by Tamil Sakthi Aivu Mandram on 01.06.2014. 9. Received Arivaalar Periyar Sakratees Award Presented by Bharathidasan Tamil Peravai on 24.05.2015. Indian President Award 10. Received Classical Tamil Young Research Scholar Award by The President, Govt. of India, New Delhi (2008 - 2009) Events organized in leading roles 1. Number of Seminars / Conferences / Workshops / Events organized : 6 Events Participated Conferences / Seminars / Workshops: 1. Kanithamizh Workshop, Tamil Inayakkalvi Kazhagam and Madurai Kamaraj University, 05.09.2015 2. Kanithamizh Workshop, Tamil Inayakkalvi Kazhagam and Madurai Kamaraj University, 07.11.2015 3. Information for all Changing Role of Public Libraries in Digital Indian Seminar held on 2nd and 3 rd September 2016. Alagappa University, Karaikudi. 4. International Symposium on Emerging Trends in Social Science Research, held on 1 st September 2016, Alagappa University, Karaikudi. Other Training Programs 1. Training for Inscriptions at Govt. Museum Puthukottai on 06.03.2000 to 08.03.2000 Overseas Exposure / Visits Kambaramayanam - Third world Conference Andaman 09.04.16 -11.04.2016 Membership in Professional Bodies 1. Treasurer, Tamil Sangam, Karaikudi 2. EC Member, ALUFA, Karaikudi 3. EC Member, Kamban Kalagam, Karaikudi Editorial Board (Books) 1. Editor- Pavendhar Bharathidhasan Karuthranga Katturaikal. Alagappa University, 2011. 2. Editor - Tholkappiya Agaviyar Kottpadukalum Pirkala Agaviyal ilakkanamgalum 2012, Book Chapter -32, Pages - 296, ISBN 978-81-921750-2-7 Publisher Ananthvalli Pathippakam, Madurai-9 3. Editor - Pazhanthamizh Uraiasiriarkalin Nadai kotpadu - 2014, Book Chapter - 30, Pages - 287 ISBN 978-81-920080-0-0, Publisher Mutamil pathippagam, Sivakasi 4. Editor - In Multidimensional Perspectives Volum-3, Pages -1091, ISBN 938597798-9 Shanlax Publication, Madurai - 625 003 5. Editor- The Role of Arts in Tamil Culture Chapter-73, Pages - 306, ISBN 978-93-85977- 98-5 Aananthavalli Publication, Madurai -10 Journals 1. Editor - Adhiccam- 2010-2011, Publisher Alagappa University , Karaikudi - 3. Book Chapter - 15, Pages - 90. 2. Editor - Vearum Viluthum - 2016-2017, Centre for Tamil Culture Publisher, Book Chapter - 17, Pages -100. Advisory Board 1. Member, Development of Arts Library, Advisory Committee Academic Bodies (such as Board of Studies etc.,) 1. Member in Board of Studies in M.Phil Tamil, (Affiliated Colleges) Alagappa University, Karaikudi. 2. Member in Admission Committee, Alagappa University. 3. Member of Board of Studies in Tamil Programme (DDE), Alagappa University 4. Chairman, DDE Central Valuation, B.Lit. Board 2011 onwards, Alagappa University 5. Member, Selection Committee, Alagappa University. 6. Member, Inspection Committee, Alagappa University 7. Member of Board of Studies (M.A, M.Phil), Annamalai University 8. Member of Board of Studies, (B.A&M.A), Bharathidasan University Resource persons in various capacities Number of Invited / special Lectures delivered: 16 Others 1. Articles published in Newspapers :1 / Magazine: 11 2. No. of Ph.D Thesis evaluated : 75 3. No. of Ph.D Public Viva Voce Examination conducted : 20 Website Can be found the Website www.thamixhaaivu.blog.spot , the research topics of Ph.D and M.Phil of Alagappa university and Bharathidhasan university Barathiyar University entitled aazhkal muthukkal’, this also can be sighted 7,000 viewers of more than 50 countries Contribution to Syllabus: 1. Vallamai Thanthuvittai – (Collection of short stories) set as a part of syllabus for UG courses in affiliated colleges of Alagappa University, 2011 2. PG course in National College, Trichirappalli, 2013 3. Cemmoli Sinthanaigal - Katturai Thogupu, Text in UG for Bharathidasan University, Affiliated Colleges, 2016 Recent Publications 1. Dr. S.Senthamizhpavai, 2011, ‘Silapathikarathil pennium’, Rukumani Ramanathan and Aravanan Research foundation seminar on Tamil Department. Alagappa University, India. Volume - I, Page No: 13. 2. Dr.S.Senthamizhpavai, 2011, ‘Pulavar Kulanthain Puthuraithiran’, International conference on vanpugal Thirukural, Pondicherry University, India, Volume-II, Page No.430. 3. Dr. S.Senthamizhpavai, 2011, ‘Sanga Ilakkiyathil Mahalir Vazhipattu Marapukal’ 41th All India universities Tamil teachers Association, AIUTTA , India, Volume-II Page No:1252. 4. Dr.S.Senthamizhpavai, 2011, ‘Uraiyaasiriyar Paarvaiyil Porulkal’, Central Institute of Classical Tamil and Alagappa University on Semozhi Tamil Ilakkana Kotpaatirkku Uraiyaasiriyarkalin Pangalippu, Alagappa University and Central Institute of Classical Tamil. India. Volume-I Page No. 154 5. Dr. S.Senthamizhpavai, 2011, ‘Tholkappiya Poongaavil Kalaingarin Pulapattu Thiran’, International seminar on Kalaingar Valar Tamil, Bharathidasan University, Trichy, India, Volume-I Page No:82 6. Dr. S.Senthamizhpavai, 2011, ‘Suvadugal suttum oorpeyargal’, II nd International seminar on place Names in Tamil Literature, Tamil sakthi Research Form, Tamil Sakthi Research Association, India, Volume-I Page No: 212 7. Dr. S.Senthamizhpavai, 2011, ‘Yaavarum kealir’, ARR, All India Research seminar, ARR-All India Research Association, India. Volume-I, Page No: 1, ARR Publication 8. Dr.S.Senthamizhpavai, 2011, ‘Nammaazhvaarin Agamarabu Pudhumai’, Nammaazhvaar Festival Research Collection Sri Aranganatha Swamy Thirukovil, Sritangam, India Volume-I, Page No.125. 9. Dr.S.Senthamizhpavai, 2011, ‘Agananootril Samaya Pathivugal’, International Conference on Agananooru, Sanga Ilakkiya Research Association, Ethiraj womens College, Chennai, India Volume-I, PageNo:187. 10. Dr. S.Senthamizhpavai, 2012, ‘Pichi-karbu Kuriyedu’, 43 rd All India Universities Tamil Teacher Association. AIUTTA Publisher India, Volume-III, Page No.1773. 11. Dr. S.Senthamizhpavai, 2012, ‘Dhuthu muthalviyar’, ARR-All India Research seminar, ARR-All India Research Association, India, Volume-I, Page No.33. 12. Dr.S.Senthamizhpavai, 2012, ‘Panpattu manidaviyal Nokkil pattinapalai’, International conference on Pathupattu, Sanga Ilakkiya Research Association, Kongunadu College of Arts & Science, Coimbatore, India, Volume-I Page No.205. 13. Dr.S.Senthamizhpavai, 2012, ‘Yapilakkanathil Paripatal’, Tholkappiya seiuliyar kotpatugalum pirgala yapiyal Illakkanagalum, Centre For Tamil Culture Chennai and Alagappa University, Karaikudi, India, Volume-I Page No.72. 14. Dr.S.Senthamizhpavai, 2013, ‘Moovarmuthali Kanda Ulahalanthan’, Muthal Azhivarhal Research Association, Aravaganatha swamy Thirukovil, Srirangam, Trichy, India, Volume - I, Page No.174.
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