Faculty Members

PhD Clinical Psychology                                               Karachi University/ Oct 2002
M Phil clinical Psychology                                            Karachi University/ Oct 1999
Post-Magisterial Diploma                                             Karachi University/1997
In clinical Psychology
Masters of Science Psychology                                    Punjab University/Sep 1995
Bachelors of Arts                                                             Punjab University/Feb 1993

National Publications:
One book research article publication
Hassan,S.,Moosa,E.,&Perveen,N.(2010).Females perception of workplace sexual harassment experience and its relation with job satisfaction. In S.Munaf, Pakistani Women: Psychological and social issues, Selected Research Papers,(pp.141-144).Institute of Clinical Psychology, University of Karachi-Pakistan.(ISBN-978-969-8883-02-7).(HEC Approved).
Journal research article Publication:

1. Hasan, S., Munaf,S., (2006).Effects of Employment on mothers and Their Children After Disruption of the Family. Pakistan Journal of Clinical Psychology, 5(1&2), 85-98. ).(HEC Approved).
2. Ali, U., Hasan,S.,& Shabbir,.(2006).Emotional Indicators of Juvenile Delinquents and non-Delinquents on human figure drawing test. Pakistan Journal of Clinical Psychology, 5, (1&2), 43-56. ).(HEC Approved).
3. Ali, U., Hasan,S.,& Ahmad, U. (2006) Effects of Birth Order on the Anger among adolescents: A Comparative study of First and second born. Pakistan Journal of Psychology, 37( 1),53-62. ).(HEC Approved).
4. Munaf,S., Hasan, S.(2005)Parental divorce and psychological well being of children. Pakistan Journal of Psychology, 36, (2), 3-10 )(HEC Approved).
5. Ali, U., Hasan,S. (2010). The Effectiveness of Relaxation Therapy in the Reduction of Anxiety Related Symptoms (A Case Study) International Journal of Psychological Studies.2 (2). (ULRICH).
6. Hasan, S.,&Fatima,w.(2011).Level of stress  and depression among mothers of children suffering from cancer. Pakistan journal of Clinical Psychology,10(1),53-65 (ISSN 1019-438X). ).(HEC Approved).
7. Hasan, S., U,Ali., Shaheen, A. (2011)  Prevalance of Personality Disordres during the Year 2003-2009 at Institute of Clinical Psychology,University of Karachi. Journal of Professional Psychology. 9(1) 27-46 (ISSN-1816-0840). ).(HEC Approval in process).
8. Hasan, S., Rauaf, U. (2014) Emotional Problems in Hyperactive and non Hyperactive Children with Intellectual disability,Journal of Professional Psychology.
9. B,N, Begum., Hasan, S( 2014) Psychological Problems in Women with Infertility.Journal of Pakistan Medical Association. Vol. 64, No. 11. (1287; 2014)
10. Hasan S., Nadir,R.,(2014) Personality Traits, Satisfaction with Fairness of Performance-Based Incentive (PBI) System and Research Performance of Teachers in a Public University of Pakistan. DOI : 10.9734/BJESBS/2015/9622
11. Imam,A., Hasan,S (2015). Psychological empowerment and engagement resulting in job satisfaction of employees working in service industry of Pakistan. Int ,27(3),2695-2702
12. Sarwar, F., Hasan. S(2015) Impact of Expectancy Based Dispositional Traits of Self Efficacy and Optimism on Job Satisfaction among University Faculty Members: Mediating role of Affective Organizational Commitment International Journal of Business and Social Science.Manuscript ID: 15810 Accepted for publication.
13. Hasan,S.,Fatima,M (2017) Factors affecting the academic performance of university students residing in student housing facility. Khazer Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences ( Paper accepted)
14. R., Hasan,S(2017) Effectiveness of cognitive behavior therapy and Psychotropic Medicine on Depression and Psychological Well Being..Khazer Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences ( Paper accepted)

1. Paper published 117:Organizational Culture And Its Effects on Job Satisfaction and Job Commitment of University Teachers 2012 Hong Kong International Conference on Education, Psychology and Societys
2. The role of religiosity on suicide among depressed patients” in proceedings of 2^nd international conference on behavioral, cognitive and Psychological sciences BCPS on 26-27 Nov 2011 Maldives
3. Hasan,S., Waseem, F( 2010)level of stress and depression among mothers of children suffering from cancer. Howard, S., & Hughes, B. M. (2010). STAR 2010–31st World Conference on Stress and Anxiety Research:Book of Abstracts. Galway, Ireland: CROLS, NUI Galway
4. International publication, abstracts from the 2^nd IASSID Asia Pacific Regional Conference Singapore, June 24-27, 2009 in Journal and Practice in   Intellectual Disabilities, 6, (2), 2009.
5. International Publication in proceedings of First Asian International Conference on Human and Social development held on12th -14^th Nov 2005 in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia entitled “Psychological Reactions to Divorce of Divorced Women and Their Children in subtitle of Health Issues.

• One funded research project by Institute of Clinical Psychology, University of Karachi, unpublished entitled research and ethical principals and writing styles.
• One research project under progress funded by Institute of Clinical Psychology University of Karachi. Entitled Psychological Problems: A Comparative Study of Orphan and Homeless Children

• Research paper presented Executive Functions of children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder with Average Intelligence Level in Rome 2014: Int’l Conference for Academic Disciplines
• Paper published 117:Organizational Culture And Its Effects on Job Satisfaction and Job Commitment of University Teachers 2012 Hong Kong International Conference on Education, Psychology and Societys
• Research paper presented the role of religiosity on suicide among depressed patients” in 2^nd international conference on behavioral, cognitive and Psychological sciences BCPS on 26-27 Nov 2011 Maldives.
• Research Paper presented in International Conference IASSID 2^nd Asia Pacific Regional Congress creating Possibilities for an Inclusive Society Singapore, 24th to 27th June 2009, entitled Emotional Indicators on human figure Drawing Test of Intellectually Disabled  Children
• Paper presented in Ninth International Conference on “Parental Divorce and Psychological Well Being of Children ” arranged by Pakistan Association of Clinical Psychology (PACP) on May 27^th -28^th, 2006 at Lahore Pakistan.
• Paper presented at  national conference on Gender issues in 20^th century in Pakistan entitled “Depression in Adolescents in Relation to Gender and socioeconomic Level” arranged by Centre For Clinical Psychology, Punjab University

Being member of editorial board since last year review article before publication in Pakistan Journal of Psychology Institute of clinical Psychology University of Karachi.

• Participatated in traning arranged by Higher education Commission’ Training of Trainners Nov 2010 Lahore.
• Conducted one day workshop in Institute of Professional Psychology, Behria University Karachi on Learning Disabilities for students of diploma in Clinical Psychology 2009.
• Lectured as a guest speaker in the course of Introduction to management on job satisfaction was delivered on 4^th October 2007 at Muhammad Ali Jinnah University Karachi Pakistan.
• Participated in training workshop held by Government of Pakistan Higher Education Commission Islamabad. Started from 23^rd to 24^th May 2006. “Workshop on Building Capacity for Research Training.
• Participated in Training workshop arrange by Government of Pakistan, Higher Education Commission Islamabad Pakistan. Started from 22^nd to 26^th November 2006.Workshop on Research supervisor Course.
• Presentation given on Personal selection and test development at SUPARCO headquarter on behalf of Institute of clinical Psychology, University of Karachi on January 23, 2006.
• Presentation related to career counseling ,Guidance and its nature at Institute of Clinical Psychology, University of Karachi in collaboration with officials of Sindh Public Service Commission on behalf of Institute of clinical Psychology, University of Karachi.
• Conducted two days workshop as a resource person for teachers arranged by Anti Narcotics Force, Sindh on 3-4 May 2006 at Regional Directorate Anti Narcotics Force, Sindh Karachi Pakistan.
• Two days workshop conducted on Projective techniques at Frontier Women University Peshawer Pakistan arranged under HEC-BC linkage program.
•  Participated in six days Gender Training arranged by Srahad Rural Support Program Peshawar Pakistan, from 28^th April to 2^nd May 2003.
• Participated in Trauma Psychology Course arranged by University of Missouri, Columbia International; Medical and Education Trust, from Nov 24-261998.
• Training on Child Sexual abuse arranged by Bedari NGO Islamabad 26-27 March 1997

Presently working as associate Prof and Head of Department Psychology at University of central Punjab Lahore Pakistan
JOB DESCRIPTION:

• Teaching at graduate  level students ( MS Clinical Psychology)
• Research based activities
• Supervision of research projects
• Working as external examiner for evaluation of research thesis
• Providing guidance to faculty regarding teaching and research
• Managing educational and administrative issues at departmental level
• Ensuring quality assurance procedures at departmental level.
• Acting as external examiner for thesis evaluation and viva voce.
• Supervising MS Clinical Psychology placements cases
• Member UCP doctoral committee to evaluate PhD synopsis before submission to Board of Advanced studies
• Member of Board of studies Psychology department, Member Academic Council UCP
• Preparation and presentation of road maps for under graduate and graduate level courses

Worked as Associate Professor, Chairperson department of Humanities Comsats Instiute of information technology, Head department of Humanities COMSATS Institute of Information Technology Lahore Campus Pakistan ( January 2010-March 2014)
JOB DESCRIPTION:
Academic

• Teaching at graduate and undergrad level students
• Research and other forms of scholarly activities
• Managing educational and administrative issues at departmental level
• Participation in the democratic processes of the institution
• Participation in quality assurance procedures.
• To motivate faculty to use new and innovative methods of teaching
• Research supervision of PhD students
• Acting as external examiner for thesis evaluation and viva voce.

Research

• Working on research projects and papers
• Research paper presentation on national and international conferences
• Publishing papers in national and international journals

Administrative

• Convening Board of studies of Humanities to approve new programs at all campuses of Comsats Institute of Information Technology.
• Coordination with inter departmental and intra departmental committees for smooth functioning of campus level activities
• Responsible for departmental and campus level academic and administrative developmental projects.
• To provide consultancy in academic and administrative related issues of the department.
• Planning and designing of seminars training and other extracurricular activities on   Campus level.

JOB DESCRIPTION:
TEACHING/ RESEARCH/CLINICAL WORK:
Work experience at Institute of Clinical Psychology, university of Karachi from February 2005 to October 2009 as senior research officer and assistant Professor.
Twenty four teaching research and clinical hours per week including

• Psychotherapy classes
• M Phil internship supervisions classes
• Diploma Internship supervision classes
• Diploma research supervision classes
•  Case conference
• Intake registration duty
• Didactic analysis of PhD students
• Three PhD students and one M Phil students enrolled under supervision
• Planning, supervising, and conducting researches at Institute level.
• Supervising M Phil / PhD students for their dissertations.
• Working as an editorial board member and doing the evaluation of research paper for Publication.
• Representing Institution as a resource person by giving lectures and arranging workshops in different organizations.
• Other than duty hours practicing privately as a clinical psychologist as per permission assigned to the psychologists of the institute of clinical psychology university of Karachi (Psycho diagnosis and psychotherapy with mentally disturbed patients.

Worked at AZIM HOSPITAL Sialkot Cantt Punjab Pakistan as a Clinical Psychologist from January 2004 to November 2004.
JOB DESCRIPTION:

• Psychological assessment, counseling and psychotherapy.
• Individual therapy to adults with minor and sever psychological disorder.
• Marital counseling, family therapy, career counseling and parental counseling to the parents of the children with behavior problems.
• Dealing with children disorders of the childhood and infancy.
• Counseling to drug addicts and their families.
• Basic self help skills to mentally retarded children.

Taught at Government Murray College Sialkot  Punjab Pakistan as a visiting faculty from 1^st January 2002 to 5^th March 2004.
JOB DESCRIPTION:

• Teach two subjects including child psychology and psychopathology  to post graduate students
• Prepare and deliver lectures to students and conduct group discussion
• Advise students on course and academic matters and career decisions about higher studies.
• Supervising and guiding students in their internship with patient of psychological disorders, mental retardation, marital therapy and child behavioral Problems

• Worked as external examiner in higher secondary school board Gujranwala Punjab Pakistan.

Worked at Punjab Rural Support Programme, Sialkot Pakistan (PRSP) as a PO HRD from June 2001 to September 2003.
JOB DESCRIPTION:

• Identification, development and Training Need Assessment (TNA)profile of the participating villages.
• Identification of the training needs of PRSP/PPAF Regional staff.
• Reporting to Head office on all training activities and related information.
• Assisting in compilation and development of training material in HRD (Curriculum Development)
• Facilitate training of village specialist.
• Assisting in preparation of the regional sectoral plans for HRD
• Studying the utilizing of skills
• Preparation of regional project proposals for HRD components of the program including R&D activities.
• Monitoring of all HRD activities

Linkages with other Agencies/ NGO.  Identification NGDO and other agencies which are involved in development activities (including gender and development).

• Assist in establishment of collaborative linkages between development research institution and agencies and Head office.
• Liaise between Head/Regional office and local training institution on continuous basis.
• Responsible for collection of information on media coverage in region and report to head office on weekly basis.
• Responsible for making monthly and Quarterly reports about HRD activities to Head office.

Gender and Development:

• Development intervention for gender sensitivities and perspective based on guidance from head office
• Worked at SOS Children’s Village Karachi Pakistan as a Psychologist from 1^st Feb 2000 to 10^th Feb 2001.

JOB DESCRIPTION:

• Examine and assess behavior, diagnose behavioral, emotional and cognitive disorders, counsel children and provide therapy
• Help children manage psychological disorders and adjustment and school problems.
• Counsel children and their groups to achieve more effective personal, social and vocational development and adjustment.
• Use standard psychological tests for assessment of school achievement, intelligence level, psychological disorders and interpersonal relationships.
• Plan intervention programs and conduct program evaluation after assessment of the children to overcome or improve their problems.
• Conduct counseling sessions with the teachers appointed at SOS village for guiding students after their school time for assistance in their school work, to address their specific areas of strengths and weaknesses.
• Counseling sessions with the House Mothers (women who are appointed to fulfill their daily needs) that how they can help these children in the house through behavioral management.
• Final feed back and discussion with the director to improve the environment of the organization on policy level for these children’s healthy and positive growth of their personalities.

PhD in Psychology (Clinical Psychology)
University Utara, Malaysia
Masters in Applied Psychology – (Gold Medallist)
The Islamia University of Bahawalpur
Bachelors in Science
The Islamia University of Bahawalpur
Intermediate
The Government College for Women
Matriculation
Alpina School

Lecturer of Applied Psychology
Islamia University of Bahawalpur, Pakistan
Providing Psychology related knowledge to university students, enhancing extracurricular skills and Counselling sessions for the career development.
Montessori Directress 
Roots IVY International School
Tailoring the environment to meet perceptions of the child’s need and to protect and built the self-esteem and confidence in a child by facilitating the communication among students and teachers and to resolve the conflicts of the growing age of the child.
English Language Instructor
British University College
To make students proficient in English Language and have a full command over the language while preparing them how to cope in an environment where English is used as a first language.

• Socio-Economic and Psychological Determinants of Drug Addiction: An Empirical Investigation of Bahawalpur Division (2014).
• Assessing Postgraduate Students’ Critical Thinking Ability (2015).
• Physical Caregiving and Stress – An examination of Mediating Role of Social Support to Caregivers (2017).
• Influence of Emotional Caregiving in Presence of Social Support as a Mediating Variable on Caregivers’ Stress of Cancer Children in Pakistan (2017).

• International Outbound Mobility Program at Murdoch University, Perth, Australia (2017)
• International Outbound Mobility Program at Bansomdejchaopraya Rajabhat University, Bangkok, Thailand (2017)
• International Conference on Education and Social Sciences, Singapore (2017)

• Won Best Paper Award in South Asian International Conference 2014
• Bronze Medallist in Science Olympiad organized by Intel 2006
• Freelancing

To treat and provide research on the people who have psychological disorders or emotional difficulties; on human behavior and how people think, and to provide effective clinical treatment in a compassionate, appropriate way. Moreover to teach my students effectively for the management of mental health issues and contribute positively towards the promotion of psychological wellbeing in the society.

2002 to Date,   University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan.
Assistant Professor / Clinical Psychologist:
It has been more than one decade with UCP as Asst. Prof. and Clinical Psychologist. Dedication to work has led to the status of most favorite professors of the university, which is reflected by students’ feedback in almost every semester.
Worked in different hospitals of Lahore as Clinical Psychologist. Moreover also has vast work experience in the field of vocational and student counseling in the management of psychological and emotional issues of youth.
Other duties include:

• Students Counseling & Guidance:

Counseling is the core competence; due to which numerous students’ general motivation has become immensely enhanced. This resulted in life changing sessions, leading them to be more productive and good human beings; adding great value for institution and society.

• Patron & Creator of the leading club of the university “Dramatics Club”

It has always gained the top positions in different performing arts competitions held by HEC and other institutions including Govt. of the Punjab.

• Psychotherapy of Anxiety, Stress, OCD & Depression amongst students, faculty and staff.

Achievements:

• Organized numerous international level events including “Youth Performing Arts Festival” in collaboration with “Rafi Peer Theater”, invited and managed teams from all across the globe.
• Headed numerous donation campaigns for flood and earthquake victims, invited known celebrities.
  • Helped numerous victims; which improved University’s reputation.

• Stress Management, World Times Magazine Jun 2010
• Is it more important “to love or to be loved?”, World Times Magazine Aug 2010
• Depression More Frequent in Women, Chef Special, Volume-I, and Issue IX
• Over Eating & Stress, Chef Special, Volume-I, and Issue X (Feb 2011)
• Relationship break-ups, World Times Magazine Mar 2011
• Aggression Management, World Times Magazine Apr 2011
• Mother’s Love (Mother’s Day), World Times Magazine May 2011
• Common Problems of Students, World Times Magazine Jun 2011
• Examination Stress, World Times Magazine Jul 2011
• Marriage (Leap of Faith), ASIANA Wedding Pakistan, Vol 1. Issue 2. 2011
• Opposite Attracts, World Times Magazine Sep 2011
• Dowry (Evil or Tradition), World Times Magazine Oct 2011

1995 to 2002,   CitiBank N.A.   Lahore, Pakistan
National MIS Officer & Training Coordinator,   (March 2000 to Aug 2002)
Key Achievements & Responsibilities:

• Initiating Training Programs, facilitation of Knowledge building and sharing
• Development of Crisis Monitoring information.
• Service layout Management/Customer Flow & Anxiety Control.

Collection’s Supervisor,   (Jan 1995 to March 2000)
Key Achievements & Responsibilities:

• Troubleshooting Customer Issues.
• Team Building & Training.

Value Additions:
Contributed numerous Training Modules to CitiBank N.A. Including:

• Stress Management
• Effective Communication Skills and Time Management
• CACS Training Manuals for Officers & Supervisors
• Relationship Building

Capability of project management, seminar and workshop conduction, and counseling has been area of expertise.
Assessing, Delegating, Reporting and Coordinating techniques can easily be recognized through frequent additional projects that have been handled joyfully while keeping them cost efficient.

To be a dedicated professional in the field of Education and to make a valuable contribution through integrating knowledge & wisdom, with character building, while proving myself as an asset for the organization.

September 2016 to present                                     University of Central Punjab                                       Lahore
Lecturer in Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Psychology Department
Program team member of Quality Enhancement Cell and teaching following courses:

• Introduction to Psychology
• School Psychology

Oct 2013 to May 2016                   Islamic International University of Malaysia                           Kuala Lumpur
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT for Intellectual Discourse (SCOPUS)

• Edits and prepares articles for publishing; accepts manuscripts and determine reviewers; proper formatting of manuscripts for editors; enters manuscript information into a database and monitor its status; prepare and maintain manuscript review files; maintain Journal Website.
• Follow up of authors regarding manuscript revisions; prepare and verify correct transmittal amounts and information; prepares manuscripts for publishing, ensure deadlines are met.
• Corresponds with authors and maintains addresses of authors and journals; addresses journal orders for previous issues; track responses to published articles and distribute publications and copies of articles.

Mar 2012 to Aug 2013                                        University of Central Punjab                                             Lahore
RESEARCH  ASSOCIATE

• To carry out a designed program of research under supervision.

• Reading and comprehending reports and other scientific literature.
• Keeping accurate record of investigations during research.
• Collecting various forms of data pertaining to research.
• Prepares various reports containing descriptive and evaluative content.
• Collaborates with other researchers.
• To interpret new directives, policies and regulations.

• 2016 Master in Educational Psychology, International Islamic University of Malaysia.
• 2007 Sc Organizational Psychology, Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad.          .
• 1999 Software Engineering Diploma from Zenith, Mid Kent College, UK.

Assoc. Prof. Abdul kabir Hussain Solihu
Editor of Intellectual Discourse journal
Department of General Studies,
Kulliyyah of Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Human Sciences,
International Islamic University Malaysia,
P.O. Box 10, 50728 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
E-mail: kabir@iium.edu.my
 
Assoc. Prof. Alwi Shahab
Department of Educational Psychology,
Kulliyyah of Education,
International Islamic University Malaysia,
P.O. Box 10, 50728 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
E-mail: alshahab@iium.edu.my
 
Prof. Mohammad Sahari Nordin
Department of Educational Psychology,
Kulliyyah of Education,
International Islamic University Malaysia,
P.O. Box 10, 50728 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Email: msahari@iiu.edu.my
 
Prof. Mohammad Abdul Quayum
Department of English Literature and Language,
Kulliyyah of Islamic Revealed Knowledge,
International Islamic University Malaysia,
P.O. Box 10, 50728 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Email: quayum@iium.edu.my
 
Prof. Malik Badri
Chair of Ibn Khaldun,
International Islamic University Malaysia,
P.O. Box 10, 50728 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Email: malik1932@yahoo.com

To pursue a highly rewarding career, & to succeed in an environment of growth and excellence where I can utilize my skills and knowledge efficiently to achieve organizational goals.

2011-2013
MS in Clinical Counseling Psychology
CGPA: 3.80
Beaconhouse National University
2009 – 2011
MSc Clinical Psychology
CGPA: 3.97
Beaconhouse National University (Gold Medalist & Valedictorian)
2002 – 2004
Graduation (Bachelor of Arts)
1^st Division
Kinnaird College for Women Lahore.
2000 – 2002
Intermediate (F.A)
1^st Division
Kinnaird College for Women Lahore.
2000
Matriculation
Grade “A”
Defense Public School

University of Central Punjab (UCP)
Permanent faculty September 2016– Present
Visiting Lecturer, October 2013 –June 2016
MS Clinical program :Psychological Assessment, Adult Psychopathology, Neuropsychology
M-Phil Mass MediaPhilosophy to Social Sciences
BS in Applied Psychology:Muslim Psychology, Bio-Psychology, Positive psychology
BBA:Research Methodology, Introduction to Psychology

Bahauddin Zakariya University (BZU Lahore Campus)
  Assistant Prof- Program In-Charge, November 2013 – July 2016

• ADCP: Psychological Assessment, Psycho Diagnosis, Internship & Report Writing, Therapeutic Interventions
• BS & MSc Psychology: Abnormal Psychology, Psychometric Testing, Cognitive Psychology, Islamic Perspective in Psychology, Cross Cultural Psychology

Bahria University Lahore Campus
Visiting lecturer – spring 2016
Specialist Poly Clinic (Lahore)
Family Counselor/Therapist, October 2011 – February 2014

CSS Training Program
World Times Academy: Jahangir Publishers, December 2014 -Present
Conduct workshops & psychological assessment for training and preparing CSS & PMS Candidates for their final interview, Batch 2014 & 2015
Media
Guest appearance on Aplus Tv, ATv, Bol Tv
Radio FM 103, October 2014
Topic: Behavioral Issues in Children & Their Etiological Factors
Radio Pakistan FM 98, September  2016
Topic: Psychological abuse in women
Radio 92.6 , 10, march 2017
Topic: Behavioral Problems in youth

“Perceived Parenting & Self Efficacy of Young Adults”, 14^th International Conference of Psychology, at Punjab University, March 2015, The Current Challenges for Psychology: From Crisis to Sustainable Solutions.
“Prevalence and risk factors of Postpartum Depression”, 1^st International Conference at Bahauddin Zakariya University Multan, March 2016, Current Trends in Psychology: Security Issues in Pakistan & its Psychological Implications.
“A comparative study of emotional intelligence, self -esteem and perceived stress among smokers and non-smokers” 3^rd International Multidisciplinary Research  Conference: Global Prosperity Through Research and Innovation., January 2017, Sarhad University of Science and Information Technology Peshawar.
“The relationship of emotional intelligence with sleep disturbances among university students”, 3^rd International Multidisciplinary Research  Conference: Global Prosperity Through Research and Innovation., January 2017, Sarhad University of Science and Information Technology Peshawar,
“Relationship of personality traits with social anxiety in adolescents”, 3^rd International Multidisciplinary Research  Conference: Global Prosperity Through Research and Innovation., January 2017, Sarhad University of Science and Information Technology Peshawar.

Merit Certificate

• Certificate of Distinction for best thesis in Clinical & Counseling Psychology 2013
• Dean’s Honors List 2009-2013
• Winner, Inter Collegiate Swimming Championship, Punjab University 2003 -2004
• 2^nd position, Inter Collegiate English Debates, with Team trophy 2003
• Drama Line (Dramatic Society at LUMS ) 2003
• Dramatics (Najmuddin Dramatics Society, Kinnaird College) 2003
• Annual Swimming Gala (Kinnaird College ) 2001- 2004

• 1st International Conference at Bahauddin Zakariya University Multan, March 2016, Current Trends in Psychology: Security Issues in Pakistan & its Psychological Implications.
• 5^th International Conference on Educational Psychology. Organized by National Institute of Psychology, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad 13^th November 2014
• 14th International Conference of Psychology, at Punjab University, The Current Challenges for Psychology: From Crisis to Sustainable Solutions. 2015
• Training workshop on data analysis, UCP Business School (Sep 28-29) 2016
• Work shop on Introduction to Hypothesis Testing, Dept of Psychology, BNU 2013
• Neuro Linguistic Programming, by Dr Iftikhar, CEITAC- Transforming Lives 2012
• Personality Development,  Department of Psychology, BNU 2010

• To join a reputable university to fully utilize my teaching abilities and knowledge.
• To help maintain and enhance academic excellence in the institution I join.
• To fulfil and develop the maximum potential of my students.

Master of Philosophy in Sociology
University of the Punjab, Pakistan
September 2012 – August 2014
Thesis Entitled: Media Agenda-Setting of Important National Issues and their Ranking by Students of a Pakistani University
Bachelor of Science in Psychology
University of Georgia, United States
September 2005 – July 2010
High School
North Atlanta High School
Atlanta Public Schools, Georgia, United States
August 2001 – May 2005

• Excellent English language communication and writing skills.
• Excellent academic report writing ability.
• Extensive knowledge of academic research methodology.
• Mastery of Microsoft Office Products including Word, PowerPoint & Excel.
• Mastery of Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS).
• Expertise in managing and successfully completing small group projects
• Expertise in student counselling.
• Administrative expertise in student advising and registration for courses.
• Administrative expertise in schedule making and human resource management.
• Administrative expertise in office coordination and management.
• Extensive lecturing experience

University of Central Punjab
September 2015 to Present

• Position: Permanent Lecturer, Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences
• BS Subjects Taught: Introduction to Psychology, Introduction to Philosophy, Introduction to Sociology, Social Psychology, Gender Psychology, Technical Writing in Psychology, Ethics in Psychology, Quantitative Research Methodology, Applied Statistics, Biological Psychology, & Comparative Study of World Religions
• BS Thesis Projects Supervised:
  • The Relationship of Religiosity with Life Satisfaction and Materialism among Pakistani Students by Maria Mufti, completed September 2015.
  • Relationship of Birth Order and Personality Traits among Pakistani Undergraduates by Khadeeja Zaman, completed September 2015.
  • The Differences in Life Satisfaction among Married Pakistani Individuals Examining Age at the Time of Marriage and Gender by Maham Tahir, completed September 2015.
  • The Relationship of Ethnic Self-Identity with OCEAN Personality Traits among Pakistani University Students by Sabah Ahsan Malik, completed June 2016.
  • Relationship between Gratitude and Subjective Well-being among Pakistani Undergraduates by Afshan Naeem, completed September 2016.
  • The Relationship between Narcissistic Behavior on Social Media and Level of Self-Esteem among Undergraduate Students of Pakistan by Natasha Khalid, completed September 2016.
  • The Relationship between Amount of Time spent Playing Video Games and Level of Aggression among Pakistani Students by Qanita Malik, completed September 2016.

University of Central Punjab
April 2011 to September 2015
Position: Research Associate, Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences
Tasks included: Administrative – student advising and registration; resource management of social science faculty; student counselling; schedule making; inter-office coordination; PORTAL trainer; teaching as a visiting lecturer to psychology department.
University of Georgia
August 2007 to May 2008
Position: Research Assistant, Psychology Department
Tasks included: Assisted the Social Psychology Head of Department with his research in Ego Depletion; data entry; laboratory management and maintenance; report writing.

• To pursue my career in teaching Clinical Psychology as well as enhance and polish my clinical skills.
• To be a part of prestigious educational center to promote awareness of psychological themes and get attached to highly professional academicians.

• Working as a permanent lecturer, Psychology in Psychology Department UCP since 2013.
• Visiting Lecturer of MPhil-Psychology Lahore Garrison University, Lahore (October 2012- February 2013)
• Visiting Lecturer of Bs- Psychology, University of Central Punjab ( October 2012- February 2013)
• Visiting Lecturer of BBA- Faculty of Management sciences University of Central Punjab ( October 2012- February 2013)
• Visiting Lecturer of Bs- Information Technology University of Central Punjab ( February 2012- June 2012)
• Placement Supervisor Ms Clinical Psychology  GCU (October 2011- march 2012)
• Visiting Lecturer Clinical Psychology Department GCU. (October2011- March 2012)

• 2009-2011 MS Clinical Psychology (CGPA 3.33)
  Department of Clinical Psychology, GCU
  Research conducted: Relationship between Borderline Personality disorder, Social anxiety and depression with attachment styles.
• 2006-2008 Sc Psychology (CGPA 3.00)
  Applied Psychology Department, GCU
  Research Conducted: Personality Profile and demographic characteristics of drug abusers and non-abusers.

Have clinical experience of different psychiatry and settings in different government hospitals, e.g. Mayo Hospital Lahore, Fountain House, and Services Hospital Lahore.
Have exposure of counseling university and school students.

Psychological assessment and intervention in the area of Child Psychology, Adult Psychology, School Psychology and student counselling.

Assessment through direct observation, Psychometrics, Projective testing and other testing.

Intervene using the techniques from Behavior therapy, Cognitive Behavior therapy and Rational Emotive therapy.

Supervised research of the following:

• BS- Psychology on “musical preferences and its relationship with personality traits”
• BS- Psychology on “mental wellbeing of under privileged children”.
• BS- Psychology Relationship between religiosity and vulnerability to depressive symptomatology among university students.”
• BS-Psychology Religious Orientation and Coping Styles between Muslim and Christian University Students.
• Bs-Psychology relationship between personality types and beliefs towards complementary and alternative medicines.
• BS-Psychology- relationship between emotional intelligence and creativity among university population.

During the course of Ms, workshops were organized and presented

1. Workshop was conducted on “Behavior modification for classroom management: in fountain house. Different behavioral modification techniques were presented to teachers of mentally handicapped children.
2. Workshop was held on “ITP development and behavioral modification” in Shadaab School for mentally challenged students.
3. Arranged and presented workshop on “classroom behavioral management, bullying and teaching strategies” in a mainstream schools. Difference scenarios and strategies were discussed with schoolteachers.

• Ms Office
• Presentation and communication skills
• Administrative skills

• PhD (Linguistics) 1989. University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, IL., USA.
• MSc (Applied Linguistics) 1976. University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK.
• Postgraduate Certificate of Teaching in Higher Education (PGCTHE), Modules 1 & 2. Sept. 2011- Feb. 2013. Tampere University of Applied Sciences, Helsinki, Finland.
• Instructional Skills Workshop.  20 -23 Jan 2008. Higher Colleges of Technology (HCT), UAE.
• ICDL Certificate.  20 March 2005. ICDL GCC Foundation.
• Using on-line materials in language teaching.  21 – 29 Oct 1994.  Center for the study of American Culture and Language, Salzburg Seminar, Salzburg, Austria.
• Educational Planning. 23 – 25 Nov. 1992. Department of medical Education, College of Physicians & Surgeons, Pakistan.
• Linguistics & Language Teaching. 16 July – 24 Aug., 1973. Department of Extramural Studies, University of Cambridge, UK.

• 1 September 2016 – date. Professor, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan.
• 11 Sep 1999 – 31 Jul 2016. English Faculty, Higher Colleges of Technology, Al Ain, UAE.
• Sept. 2011 – April 2013. Facilitator PGCTHE, Tampere University of Applied Sciences, Helsinki, Finland.
• 11 Sep 1995 – 11 Sep 1999. Language Instructor, Khalifa bin Zayed Air College, Ministry of Defence, UAE.
• 23 Aug 1989 – 1 Sep 1995. Lecturer/Head, The Aga Khan University, Karachi, Pakistan.
• 6 Sep 1976 – 10 Aug 1984. English Instructor, King Saud University, Riyad, Saudi Arabia.
• 9 Oct 1971 – 8 Sep 1975. Professeur d’Anglais, Lycee Mahmoud BenMahmoud, Guelma, Algeria.

• 01 May 2005. Merit in Faculty Service. Al Ain Colleges, Higher Colleges of Technology (HCT), UAE.

• 1982 – 1984. Linguistics Society of America (LSA). Member.
• 2013 – date. Member Editorial Board. Journal of English Literary & Linguistic Studies (JELLS). Forman Christian College (a charted university), Lahore.
• 1998 – 2005. Regional Editor. The Yearbook of South Asian Languages & Linguistics. Sage Publications. New Delhi.

• 2016 – date. Member, Graduate Research Committee, Faculty of Arts and Social Science, UCP.

•  Aug. 1995.         Review Report on The Aga Khan University English Language Unit. Ms. The Aga Khan University Faculty of Health Sciences, Karachi, Pakistan.
• Oct. 1994             Textbook Review.  English textbook prepared by Baluchistan Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education, Quetta, Pakistan.
• Feb 1994              Teaching writing at secondary level in Sindh schools. Teacher Training Workshop conducted for Sindh Government’s Secondary School teachers. Sindh Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education, Karachi, Pakistan.
• 1993 – 1994          National English Language Curriculum. (Coauthor). National curriculum prepared by National English Language Institute (NELI), Ministry of Education, Government of Pakistan, Islamabad, Pakistan.
• Oct-Nov 1993     English for Parliamentary Staff. Series of language workshops conducted for the staff of Provincial Assembly of Sind. Jointly sponsored by Asia Foundation and National Education and Training Commission (NETCOM), Ministry of Education, Islamabad, Pakistan.
• April 1991            Evaluation of English Language Curriculum.Pakistan Military Academy, Kakul, Abbottabad, Pakistan.
• January 1990      Introduction to Generative Linguistics: Series of Lectures     on Syntax, Morphology, Phonology and Sociolinguistics. Pak-American Cultural Centre (PACC), Karachi, Pakistan.

• Linguistics: Minimalist syntax, Urdu syntax, Sociolinguistics, Language typology.
• ELT: Curriculum design, Testing, ESP.

• A Note of Disagreement on Verb Agreement in Hindi-Urdu. 1989. Linguistics. 27:6 (pp 71-97).
• The Ergative Case in Hindi-Urdu. 1987. Studies in Linguistic Science. 17:1 (pp 91-101)
• Kay hawalay kay hawalay say. March 2016. Adab-e-Latif. 81:3(pp 148-152)
• MaiN, Zamir Naqvi aur ‘nigh-e-deeda-e-tasveer’. December 2011. Adab-e-Latif. 79:12 (pp 242-263).
• Mass literacy: the military option. 2 February 1996. Dawn Magazine.

• Developing language quiz on Socrative App. 18 December 2012. Training workshop conducted at Khalifa City Women’s College, Higher Colleges of Technology (HCT), Abu Dhabi, UAE.
• Using I-etherpad to develop Writing Skills. (In collaboration with Christine Lampe) 27^th March 2011. Workshop conducted at ‘Focus on Foundations Conference’, Centre of Excellence for English, Al-Ain Colleges, HCT. Al Ain, UAE.
• Online tools for IELTS students. (In collaboration with Christine Lampe, Stephen Aston and Tsoghik Grigoryan) 27^th March 2011. A joint presentation at ‘Focus on Foundations Conference’, Centre of Excellence for English, Al-Ain Colleges, HCT. Al Ain, UAE.
• Assessment for Learning. 7 October 2010. Workshop conducted for faculty PD at Al Ain Women’s College, HCT, Al Ain, UAE.
• Academic Writing. March 1995. A talk given at the Institute of Business Administration (IBA), Karachi University, Karachi, Pakistan.
• Towards defining ESP. 19 – 22 April 1994. Paper presented at IATEFL annual meeting. Swansea, South Wales, UK.
• Formation of The Aga Khan University English Language Unit. 8 June 1993. A presentation at the Conference of English Language Units of Pakistan, jointly hosted by the University Grants Commission and The British Council, Islamabad, Pakistan.
• Designing a curriculum. September 1992. Workshop conducted at PIA Training Centre, Karachi, Pakistan.
• Applied Linguistics & Language Teaching. 6 Oct. – 22 Dec., 1991.  Supervised and delivered a teacher training program at The Aga Khan University, Pakistan.
• What to look for in textbook materials? 14 March 1990. Key note address at SPELT annual conference, Karachi, Pakistan.
• Ergativity in Hindi-Urdu. 1986. Paper presented at South Asian Languages Analysis Roundtable (SALA), University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, IL., USA.

July 2003- to-Sept 2015 Assistant Professor
Department of English Language Literature, Gomal University, DIkhan
April 1994-July 2003 Lecturer
Department of English, Gomal University, DIKhan
October 1991-April 1994 Lecturer
Govt. College kulachi, DIKhan
January 1991-October 1991 Lecturer
Department of English, Gomal University, DIKhan

2012 (January)                     PhD (English Literature) GC University Lahore, Pakistan (First to obtain Doctoral honor in Literature from GCU)
2010                                       Certificate in Teaching English to Young learners, University of Maryland, Baltimore UMBC. USA
2006                                     M.Phil. GC University Lahore
1991                                       MA (English Lit). GU DIKhan (with Distinction: First position).
1988                                      BA. GU DIKhan
1986                                      FSc. Govt College DIKhan
1984                                      SSC. Wensam College DIKhan

• American Drama
• American Fiction
• Postmodernism
• Literature and Religion
• Postcolonialism
• Literature and Multiculturalism
• Comparative literature
• ELT
• Literary Theory
• Pakistani fiction in English
• Research

• Multiculturalism
• Research
• Critical Theory
• Critical Discourse Analysis

• Shakespearean Studies
• Literary Theory and Criticism
• American Literature
• A Critical survey of English Literature
• Research

• American Literature
• Postcolonial studies
• Classics in Drama: Greeks, English and Scandinavian, Shakespeare: Tragedy, Comedy and history plays
• English Prose: Bacon, Milton, Swift, Strachey, Russell , Lamb, Hazlitt
• Literary Criticism: Aristotle, Longinus, Johnson, Arnold, Wordsworth, Coleridge, Arnold, Eliot
• Classics in Poetry: Chaucer, Milton, Pope, Dryden, Donne
• Classics in Fiction: Fielding, Hardy, Bronte, Dickens,
• Modern English Novel: E.M Forster, Lawrence, Virginia Woolf,
• Romantic Aestheticism: Wordsworth, Keats, Shelley, Coleridge

• Served as Head of English Department Gomal University.
• Served as Director PhD Program, Dept. of English, UMT, Lahore
• Served as HOD English Imperial College of Business studies, Lahore
• Served as HOD English, UOL, Lahore

• Associate Professor, English, Dept. of English, University of Management and Technology From Jan. 2013-August 2014
• HOD English, Imperial College of Business studies, from August 2014 to Oct 2015

• Kinnaird, Lahore

Selected HEC EVALUATOR for Evaluating Quality Standard of Affiliated Colleges of KPK province under World Bank DL1-4 Project:

• Inspected /Evaluated Govt Post graduate College (M) Kohat on 27/11/12
• Inspected /Evaluated Govt Post graduate College Lakki on 29/1112
• Inspected /Evaluated Govt. Post graduate College BANNUE on 3/12/12
• Inspected /Evaluated Govt Post graduate College KARAK on 5/11/12
• Inspected /Evaluated Govt Post graduate College (W) KOHAT on 6/12/12
• Inspected /Evaluated Govt College No 1 DIkhan on 7/11/12

• PhD Research Supervision Completed: 1

• PhD Supervision in Process : 1

• Phil. Supervision Completed: 12
• IN Progress: 10

Served as an external Examiner of M.Phil Research of:

• Lahore College for Women University Lahore
• Qurtaba University DIkhan

• ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­Attended Three Week Professional Development Workshop at University of Maryland Baltimore County USA from July 24 to August 14, 2010
• Attended 2 days’ workshop on scholarly publishing at NUML Lahore on July, 3 & 4, 2014.

• Organized First ever Art Exhibition in Gomal University Dera Ismail Khan, 2003
• Organized National Conference of Language, Literature and Culture at ICBs, Lahore in 2015
• Member Organization Committee of International Conference on Education and Social Sciences , jointly Organized by UOL and Skoto State University Nigeria 2016

• Presentation in International conference on E Teacher professional Development. August 11, 2010. UMBC, USA
• KARIM, ASIM. 2014. MULTICULTURALISM, DIALOGISM AND Intertextuality: Critique, exposition and Application. In First international Conference of Language and Literature on Modern and Contemporary language, Literature and Culture, April 14-16, 2014. Organized by Dept. of English GCU, Lahore Pakistan.
• Karim, Asim. April 15, 2015. Postcolonial Text, Colonial discourse: Analysis of Nadeem Aslam’s the Wasted Vigil. National Conference on Language, Literature and Culture, April 15-16, 2015. Organized by Department of English language and Literature, ICBS, Lahore Pakistan.
• Karim, Asim and Humaira Kalsoom. 2015. Naipaul travelogue and his Monologic perceptions about Islam and the Non-Arab Muslim world. National Conference on Language, Literature and Culture, April 15-16, 2015. Organized by Department of English language and Literature, ICBS, Lahore Pakistan.
• Karim, Asim. Feb 2016. Body, Power and transgression in Arundhati Roy’s The God Of small things. International Collaborative Conference on Education and Social sciences. Organized by UOL and Skoto State University Nigeria at UOL, Feb 26-28, 2016

• Participated in Conference on social sciences Organized by Lahore School of Economics (LSE) on April 4, 2014.
• Attended SYMPOSIUM. Humanities in English: Literature, language, linguistics and Criticism. Organized by Dept. of English. FCC College and University, Lahore on April 17, 2014.
• Participated in CONVERSATIONW WITH GAYATRI CHAKRAVARTY SPIVAK. Oct 29, 2014. FCC College Lahore
• Attended Seminar Lecture on Team Work . Speaker Dr Ali

• Delivered Seminar Lecture on Research and Literature at Lahore Leads University, Lahore Pakistan on 16^th April 2014
• Delivered Seminar lecture on Theory and Literature: Multicultural Perspectives at GIFT University, Gujranwala, Pakistan on 23^rd May 2014
• Delivered Seminar lecture on DEVELOPING RESEARCH PROPOSAL to MPhil Literature Students at UOL, on 26/11/15
• Delivered Seminar Lecture on THESIS WRITING to MPhil Literature Students at UOL, on 08/12/15

Member KPK Team for Evaluation of Affiliated Colleges of the province.

• Served as a Member Board Faculty Of Arts , Gomal University DIKhan
• Served as a Member Board of Studies English Department Gomal University DIKhan
• Member Board of Study GCWU, Sialkot
• Served as a Member Graduate Committee of Research , School of Social Sciences and humanities UMT, Lahore
• Served as a Member Board Faculty of Arts School of Social Sciences and humanities UMT, Lahore
• Served as a Member Graduate Committee of Research, English Dept. UMT Lahore
• Served as a Member BASAR, UMT, Lahore
• Served as a Member academic Council, UMT, Lahore
• Served as Member Board of studies ICBS, Lahore
• Served as Member/Convener Board of studies, UOL, Lahore
• Served as  Member Board of Faculty UOL, Lahore

• Represented Gomal University as member National Curriculum Revision Committee in 2008 to prepare and draft BS English syllabus for all public and private sector Universities and colleges in the country. The drafted syllabus is now in vogue across the country.

• Served as Editor English Section DANNISH (Gomal University Students’ Magazine) in 2003-2004. Organized first ever grand Art Exhibition in the university from the platform of DANNISH magazine in 2003.
• Looking after Gomal University News Letter since 2011.

• On the invitation from the US Consulate Peshawar, I developed an English Language Project for Federally Administered Tribal Areas students of Gomal University in 2008 for financial support from the US State Department.  Initially the grant was 50000 USD, but later on it was increased to 100,000 USD. The project helped 100 students of the university develop English language skills.  It also brought substantial material/ financial support to the department. It was planned to help department overcome book deficiency, equipment deficiency and support faculty development.  From all these perspectives the project was a success story.

1. Karim Asim. 2004. Blutbruderschapt  in Women in Love. Gomal University Journal of research. Vol 2004.
2. Karim, Asim. 2010. Eugene O’Neill’s Concern with Sexuality and Behavioral Disorders, Studies in Language and Literature, Vol 1. No 1. pp 38-49.
3. Karim, Asim. 2010. Trauma of Subjective Memory in Strange Interlude and Long Day’s Journey into Night. Asian Social Science. Vol 1, No 9. pp 156-166. .
4. Karim, Asim. 2011. O’Neill’s Treatment of Racism in All God’s Chillum and the Emperor Jones. Current Research Journal of Social Sciences. Vol. 3, No 4. pp 334- 341 .
5. Karim, Asim and Nasim Riaz Butt. Mothers in Eugene O’Neill’s Strange Interlude and Long Day’s Journey into Night. LiBRi: Linguistic and Literary Broad Research and Innovations. Vol.. 1, No 2. 79-91.
6. Karim, Asim and Nasim Riaz Butt. Ethical Crises in O’Neill’s Modern Theatre: Some Dimensions. Arts and Social Science Journal, Vol. 2011: ASSJ 32. Vol 2011. pp. 1-17.
7. Karim, Asim and Nasim Riaz Butt. Religion and Human Behavior in Eugene O’Neill’s Plays.  Studies in Language and Literature Vol 3. No 1. pp 68-76 .
8. Karim, Asim. 2011. O’Neill’s use of Interior Monologue in strange Interlude. LiBRi: Linguistic and Literary Broad Research and Innovations. Vol 2. No 2. pp. 170-176.
9. Karim, Asim and NR Butt.  2011. Creativity, Psychoanalysis, and Eugene O’Neill’s Creative Process. K@ta : a Biannual Publication on the Study of Language and Literature  Vol 13. No 2. pp 236-248
10. Karim, Asim. 2012. Language in O’Neill’s Plays. International Journal of Social Science and Education. Vol 2. Vol 2. pp. 90-95
11. Asim Karim, Irshad Ahmad Tabasum and Saman Khalid. 2012. Literature and Morality. International Journal of Social Science and Education.  Vol 2. No 2. pp. 188-195
12. Karim, Asim. 2012. EFL in Higher Education In Pakistan: Organizational Planning, Practices and Interdisciplinary journal of contemporary research in business. Vol 3. No 9. pp 105-120.
13. Karim, Asim. 2012. Global Paradigm Shift in Pedagogy and English Language Teachers’ Development in Pakistan. International Journal of Asian Social Science. 2. No 1pp 64-70.
14. Karim, Asim Conflict over Burial of the Dead: Analysis of Sophocles’ Antigone and Robert Frost’s “Home Burial. Academic Research International.
15. Tabasum, Irshad Ahmed and Karim, Asim (2013). Ice candy man: Some light at the end of tunnel. Kashmir Journal of language research, Vol. 16 (1). Pp. 196-208.
16. Tabasum, Irshad Ahmed and karim, Asim. (2013). Redeemers in Tennessee William’s the Glass Menagerie. Kashmir Journal of language research, Vol. 16 (2). Pp. 98-109.
17. Karim, Asim (2013). The Scarlet Letter and Postmodernism 3L: The Southeast Asian Journal of English Language Studies – Vol. 19 (3): 115 – 125. INDEXED IN SCOPUS
18. Karim, asim and Zakia Nasir 2014. Multiculturalism and Feminist Concerns in South Asian Fiction . 3L: The Southeast Asian Journal of English Language Studies – Vol. 21 . SCOP
19. Humaira Kulsoom and Asim Karim ” Bakhtin’s Dialogic Analytical and Naipaul’s” Crossing the Border” Discourse” JHSS Volume XXII, No.2, 2014(August).Published by University of Peshawa
20. Karim, Asim. 2014. Gender performance in Tennessee William’s A streetcar named Desire. Journal of English literature and Linguistic studies, FCC
21. Ihsan, Ullah, Asim Karim et al. 2015. Strategies for Improving Writing Skills.   Gomal University Journal of research.

MA Linguistics for TESOL.   1991.
University of Newcastle, England.
Post Graduate Diploma in TEFL. 1989.
Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU), Islamabad, Pakistan.
The British Council Postgraduate Certified in TEFL. 1987.
University of Leeds, England.
Postgraduate Diploma in TEIL
(Teaching of English as an International Language). 1984.
National Academy of Higher Education, Islamabad, in collaboration with the British Council, Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU), Islamabad, and University of Manchester, England.
Postgraduate Diploma in ELT. 1982.
AIOU, Islamabad, Pakistan.
A Course in English as a Cultural Communication Tool.
May 21-25, 1995. United States Information Services (USIS), Lahore.
Language and Education. Apr 4-20, 1994. USIS, Lahore.
American Literature. Sept 7-16, 1993. USIS, Lahore.
American Literature. June 24-July 8, 1989. USIS, Lahore.
ELT Workshop. Mar 31-Apr 11,1985. USIS, Lahore.

Sept. 2012 – date.    Associate Professor. The University of Central Punjab, Lahore.
Aug. 2003 – June 2012.    Professor. Forman Christian College
(A Chartered University), Lahore.
Sept. 1973 – Aug 2003. Lecturer – Associate Professor. Govt. Islamia College, Civil Lines, Lahore.
Sept. 1972-Aug. 1973. Lecturer. Willayat Hussain Degree College, Multan.
Jan. 1970 – Aug. 1972. Lecturer. Ashraf Inter College, Lahore.

2000-2001. ‘Talent Award’ and cash prize for the best teacher postgraduate studies. Govt. Islamia College, Civil Lines, Lahore.
1991 EXCELLENT final report awarded on completion of MA Program of Newcastle University, England.
1990 The British Council TCT Award for higher studies in U.K.
1987 The British Council TELF grant for the course at Leeds University, England.
1983-84. University Grants Commission Scholarship for PG Dip. TEIL at the National Academy of Higher Education, Islamabad.

Member, TESOL Arabia. 2001 – 2003. (Participated in annual conferences held in Dubai.)
Editor, Journal of English Literature and Linguistic Studies (JELLS). 2012. Forman Christian College University, Lahore.
Advisor, OPSTeC Newsletter. 2002. OPSTeC College, Lahore.
Editor, The Faran. 1966. Govt. Islamia College, Civil Lines, Lahore.
Editor, The Crescent. 1962. Islamia College, Lahore.

Year                       Degree                 University
 
1992-1993.             MA TEFL             Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad.

• Civil Services Academy of Pakistan, Walton, Lahore. Taught Communication Skills to the participants of 30^th Common Training Programme for the new cohort of Central Superior Services of Pakistan.
• 2010 University of Management and Technology, Lahore.

• Lectures on Teaching Methodology to M. Phil. / Ph.D. participants in Applied Linguistics program.
• 2004- 2008. Institute of Education & Research, Punjab University, Lahore. Lectures on English Phonology and on ELT Methods and Approaches.
• 2001-2002. Overseas Pakistanis Science & Technology City__ OPSTeC. College of Computer Science. Adjunct Faculty. Taught Communication Skills and Technical Report Writing to BCS classes.
• 1996-2000. Department of English Language & Literature, Punjab University, Lahore. Visiting Faculty. Taught English Language Skills to PGD in ELT class.
• 1994-2012. Punjab College of Business Administration (now, University of Central Punjab) Lahore. Visiting Faculty. Taught Academic Writing, Communication Skills and Business Communications to Business Administration and Computer Science students at the graduate and postgraduate levels. Conducted Research Methodology Course for BCS students.
• Institute of Leadership and Management (now University of Management and Technology), Lahore.
• Taught Business Communication to MBA students, ‘Teaching of Language Skills’ to MA ELT class and ELT Methodology to M.Phil. students.
• 1998-1999. Premier College, Lahore. Taught various courses to BBA students.
• 1999-2000. FAST-National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences, Lahore. Taught Communication skills and English Language to BCS students.
• 1994-1997. Sheikh Zayed Postgraduate Medical Institute, Lahore. Visiting Faculty. Conducted English language courses for B.Sc. Medical Lab-Technology students.
• 1991-1996. Allama Iqbal Open University, Lahore Campus.    Taught the following courses to PGD ELT and MA ELT students: Course 551 Psycholinguistics, Language Teaching Methodologies, Sociolinguistics.
• Course 552 English Grammar & Phonology
• Course 553 The Language Skills
• Course 554 EFL in Classroom
• Course 556 Language Variation and Stylistics
• Course 557 Semantics and Discourse Analysis
• Course 558 English for Specific Purposes, English for Academic Purposes
• Course 559 Modern Grammatical Theory and its Applications.

Phonetics & Phonology of English and selected Pakistani languages.

Books
Nigh-i-Deeda-i-Tasveer.
Lahore: Classic Publisher. 2010
Articles
The Status of English in the Sub-Continent. The Folio.
Lahore: Forman Christian College. 2008.
My Dear Undergrads and a Ghanaian Poet. The Folio.
Lahore: Forman Christian College. 2007.
Yaadon Ka Savera. The Folio.
Lahore: Forman Christian College. 2007
Oxbridge Ki Jalwagah Mein. Faran.
Lahore: Government Islamia College. 2006
The Role of L1 in SLA. Journal of Social Sciences. 2:1.
Faisalabad: Government College University. 2006.
Was Saussure not so sure? The Beacon.
Faisalabad: Government College University. 2006.
American English and the Tag of Colonial Lag. Journal of Social Sciences. 1:2. Faisalabad: Government College University. 2005.
Top Ten Signs of a Great Teacher (of English). The Gazette. 2:3. Lahore: Forman Christian College. 2005.
Developing Listening Skills. Amozish. vol. 2.
Lahore: Government College of Education. 2001.
Ashraf, M., & Zamir Naqvi. Quality Education.
Karachi: The Daily Dawn. 29 December 2001.
T’aruf , “Ghazal: nasal dar nasal”. Debjani Chatterji (ed.)
Lahore: Jahangir Book Depot. 2006.
An Urdu translation of Preface to ‘Generations of Ghazal’.
Debjani Chatterji (ed.) Bradford: Redbeck Press. 2003

•  March 2011. Learning Teaching Learning Students.
• International Teachers’ Conference. Forman Christian College University, Lahore.
• 22- 24 Oct., 2010. Mapping Unmapped Territories.
• 26^th International ELT conference. Society of Pakistan English Language Teachers (SPELT).
• March 28, 2009. “Learning Teaching”. International Conference. Forman Christian College University, Lahore.
• April 26, 2008. “Teaching against the tide- Creating Democratic Classroom.” Teacher’s conference. Forman Christian College University, Lahore.
• April 21, 2007. Innovating Classrooms Practices Across Disciplines Teacher’s Conference. Forman Christian College University, Lahore.
• 2004. ‘Developing Aural and Oral Skills.’ Ewing Literary Society. Forman Christian College University, Lahore.
• 2004 ‘American English in Colonial Lag.’ Ewing Literary Society. Forman Christian College University, Lahore.
• 2000 ‘Teaching – Learning Effectiveness Workshop.’ Institute of Leadership and Management (now University of Management and Technology), Lahore.
•  2000. ‘Developing Writing Skills.’ UNESCO sponsored College Teacher Training event. Government Teacher Training College, Lahore.
• 1990. The Communicative Approach. A Practicum at the Language Centre, Newcastle University. England.

PhD. (2018) Sociocultural Transfer in English-using Pakistanis Apology Responses
Air University, Islamabad (Thesis Submitted)
M.Phil English (2014)
Hazara University, Mansehra
MA ELTL (2007)
University of the Punjab
MA English (2005)
University of the Punjab

THE UNIVERSITY OF LAHORE
Assistant Professor (Sept 5, 2014 – till-date)

• Have worked as HoD of English linguistics and Literature from Sept 2014 to 2016
• Have been working as Deputy HoD from Aug, 2016 to date
• Have worked as Program Advisor of M.Phil. Applied Ling & Lit from October 2016 to Aug, 2017
• Have taught 5 core courses of linguistics and literature to the students of M.Phil linguistics and literature for more than 8 times during last four years.
• Have supervised more than 10 MPhil theses during this period.
• Have consistently been rated among the best by my students through the feedback system
• Have consistently been working as Campus sports coordinator
• Have been the editor of Campus newsletter

ARMY BURN HALL COLLEGE FOR BOYS ABBOTTABAD
Lecturer (BPS-17) in English (March 17, 2008- Oct 31, 2014)

• I have been one of the best House Masters of the college years 2010, 2011 &2013.
• I worked as the Program Coordinator for ‘O’ & ‘A’ Levels English.
• I took care of the part of program related to language.
• I also received best teacher award twice in years 2010 and year 2011 for producing outstanding results in Board Exams.
• I have consistently been rated among the best teachers by my students through feedback system.
• I have worked as the officer in-charge of college football team
• I have worked as the officer in-charge of college newsletter
• I have worked as the officer in-charge of English literary society at ABHC

1. Aziz, A., Maqsood, B., Saleem, T., Azam, S. (2018). The Comparative study of Wh-movement in Urdu and English Language. International Journal of English Linguistics. 8(5).
2. Aziz, A., Maqsood, B., Saleem, T., Azam, S. (2018). The investigation of Pragmatic Transfer in the Realization of the speech act of Congratulations by Punjabi EFL Learners. International Journal of English               8(5).
3. Saleem, T., Anjum, U. (2018). Positive and negative politeness: A crosscultural study of apology responses by British English and Pakistani Urdu speakers. International Journal of English Linguistics. 8(5).
4. Slaeem, T., Azam., S. (in press). Teaching Pragmatic Competence: A Case of Pragmatic Transfer in Punjabi- speaking University Students Compliment Responses. Journal of Research & Reflections in Education
5. Saleem,T., Basharat., A. (in press). A Lacanian Reading of Ashes, Wine and Dust: The Mourning Subject of Desire. New Horizons (HEC Recognized Journal)
6. Saleem, T., Anjum, U. (in press). Impact of Social Power on the Performance and Perception of English-using Pakistanis Pragmatic Transfer of Apology Responses. (accepted in X category journal)
7. Saleem, T., Anjum, U. (in press). Caught between Two Cultures: Pragmatic Transfer in English-using Pakistanis Apology Responses. Journal of Social Sciences, QAU. (Accepted)
8. Saleem, T., Azam, S. (in press). Breaking the Conventional Modesty: Sociocultural Transfer in English-using Pakistanis Apology Strategies. Journal of Research in Social Sciences, NUML. (Accepted)
9. Saleem, T., Azam, S. (in press). The Use of Apology Strategies in English by Pakistani EFL University Students in Pakistan. International Journal of English Linguistics. (Accepted)

1. Paper titled: ‘Schematic Rhetorical Analysis of Job Advertisements of English Newspapers in Pakistan’ was presented in ‘International Conference on Emerging Trends of Researching in Language and Literature’ held on 24-25 Dec, 2015 in Air University, Islamabad.
2. Paper titled: ‘Caught between Two Cultures: Pragmatic Transfer in English-using Pakistanis Apology Responses’ was presented in ‘Two Days International Conference: Problems and Challenges to English Language Teaching Reforms in Religious Madrassas Of Pakistan’ held on 15-16 Nov , 2017 in University of Malakan, KPK.
3. Paper titled: ‘Impact of Social Power on the Performance and Perception of English-using Pakistanis Pragmatic Transfer of Apology Responses’ was presented in ‘2nd International Conference on Linguistics & Literature’ held on Dec 6-8, 2017 in Islamia University, Bahawalpur.

1. Paper titled: ‘Positive and Negative Face Threats: A Cross-cultural Study of Apology Responses by British and Pakistani Speakers’ is submitted in ‘34th South Asian Languages Analysis Roundtable’ is going to be held on June 19-21, 2018, Konstanz, Germany
2. Paper titled: ‘Comparing Apology Responses in Hindhko and Punjabi: Cultural and Gender Perspectives’ is submitted in ‘3rd Kashmir International Conference on Linguistics, is going to be held on April 16-17, 2018 in Department of English and Institute of Languages, The University of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan

1. Attended Two Weeks workshop on Teaching English at Secondary level held in IER, PU on July 17, 2007
2. Attended online Eight weeks workshop on Assessment of Language skills for ‘A’ levels conducted under the auspices of Cambridge University in Aug, 2010.
3. Attended One Day workshop on Corpus Linguistics workshop held in Air University conducted by Dr Bennet Vincent from Coventry University, UK on Dec 17, 2015

PhD English Language:  National University of Modern Languages, 2014
Thesis Title:English Language Teaching: Implementing Collaborative
Language Learning Approach in Federal Colleges of Pakistan
Major Courses studied in M. Phil & PhD Course work:
1- Rhetoric
2- Educational Psychology
3- Philosophy of Education
4- Paradigm of Education
5- Literary Studies
6- General Linguistics
7- Applied Linguistics
8- Advanced Research Mechanics
9- Literary Theory and Contemporary Criticism
10- Post Colonial Literature
Masters English Literature:  University of Punjab, Lahore, 2002
Graduation University of Punjab, Lahore, 2000
Intermediate Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Rawalpindi, 1996

Serving as Assistant Professor since Sep, 2015 till present and have taught following courses to BS English and M. Phil Applied Linguistics:
BS English:     Advance English Writing I
Advance English Writing II
Sociolinguistics
Language, Culture & Society
18^th & 19^th Century Novel
19^th & 20^th Century English Poetry
Short Story
Research Methodology in Literature
M.Phil:            Research Methodology in Applied Linguistics

Served as Assistant Professor (Adjunct Faculty) from Sep, 2014 till December 2015 and taught following courses to M. Phil (Linguistics & Literature):

• Modern and Contemporary Literature
• Postcolonial Studies (Literature)
• Research Methodology (Linguistics & Literature)
• Critical Discourse Analysis (Linguistics)
• Cross-cultural Communication
• Translation Studies (Linguistics)
• Teaching English in Large Classrooms (Linguistics)

Served as Lecturer from January 2014 to May 2014 and taught the following courses at graduate and postgraduate level:

•   Language and Identity         M. Phil
•   Technical Writing                 BSCS
•   Report Writing                      BSCS
•   Communication Skills           BBA

Served as Assistant Professor from June 2014 till September, 2015 and taught following courses to M. Phil:

•  General Linguistics
•  Critical Discourse Analysis
•  Postcolonial Studies
•  Research Methodology
•  Language and Identity

Served from February 2010 to January 2014 as an Instructor for IELTS, BULATS, TOFEL, M.A English courses.

BULATS Speaking Examiner in 2011

Served as Researcher & Team Coordinator for Current Affairs Shows for 06 Months (2012)

Served as Researcher & Team Coordinator for Current Affairs Shows, from October, 2010- May, 2012

Served as English Teacher for 10^th Standard in 2009

Indigenous Scholarship: Availed H.E.C Indigenous PhD Scholarship for M. Phil Leading to PhD in 2005

• Enhancing Speaking Skill of Undergrad Students through Group Work: Theory and Practice
• Kashmir Journal of Language, 2016, V 19(2).
• Scaffolding English Language Teaching: Enhancing Listening Skill of College Level Learners in Pakistan, Kashmir Journal of Language, 2014, V 17(2).
• Implementing Sociocultural Approach in Teaching English as a Second Language in Pakistan: Challenges and Remedies. Journal of Education and Practice, May, 2013, 107-115: http://www.iiste.org/Journals/index.php/JEP/article/view/5756

Representing South Asian Sufism: Conference attended on 14^th April, 2017.
Effective Use of Sentence Connectors: From Theory to Practice
Presented in 4^th Global Conference on Linguistics & Foreign Language Teaching.
Organized by Academic World Education & Research Centre, Ephesus-Aydin, Turkey from 03-05^th November, 2016.
Gender Neutral Language in Academic Settings in Pakistan: A Discourse Analysis
Presented in The 2^nd Kashmir International Conference on Linguistics.
Organized by The University of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Muzaffarabad on 4th & 5^th May, 2015.
Enhancing Speaking Skill of Undergrad Students through Group Work: Theory and Practice
Presented in 30^th SPELT Annual International Conference held from 12^th to 14^th Sep, 2014 in Islamabad.

• Eight M. Phil students have completed their degree under my supervision. Another six M. Phil scholars are working on their research theses.
• I have also served extensively as an Internal and External Thesis Examiner for both M. Phil & PhD Theses.

Qualitative Research Practices
Workshop organized by University of Central Punjab, Lahore.
20-21^st January 25, 2016 at University of Central Punjab,Lahore.
Intellectual Property Rights
Training Workshop organized by HEC IMSciences
18-19^th April, 2015 at Islamabad Hotel
Tolerance, Conflict Resolution Peace
Workshop organized by HEC Air University
13-14^th April, 2015, at Air University
Systematic and Easy Literature Review Techniques
Using EndNote, NVivo, and Turnitn for Citation, Writing and Combating Plagiarism
Organized by Institute of Research Promotion, in collaboration with The University of Lahore, on 27^th28^th June, 2014

Professional Women: Balancing it All
A Talk by US Military Female Officers arranged by US Embassy Monday 9th of March, 2015.
Human Perception
A Talk by Brigadier Dr. Akhtar Nawaz Malik at Air University, 30^th April, 2015.

I have an interest in highlighting socio-political issues of Pakistan in my articles.
Now It Is Time To.. http://blogs.dunyanews.tv/?p=470
The Power is ours http://blogs.dunyanews.tv/?p=497
A Ruthless Bully http://blogs.dunyanews.tv/?p=3118

Exceptional Student Feedback

English for Specific Purposes Sociolinguistics

Worked on my MPhil Thesis

• M.Phil. (2012) Applied Linguistics      Kinnaird College for Women, Lahore

• Masters (2000) Applied Linguistics      Kinnaird College for Women, Lahore

• Graduation (1998) English Literature    University of the Punjab

• Inter–mediate Pre-medical               BISE, Lahore(1996)

• Matriculation Science                     BISE, Lahore(1994)

• June-July, 2016 Completed Collaborative Language Research Program CoLang 2016 University of Alaska, Fairbanks, USA
• Feb-2013 to date Lecturer at  the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, University of Central Punjab Lahore, Pakistan https://www.ucp.edu.pk/
• Sept-2012 to Feb -2013 Visiting Lecturer at the University of Education Lahore, Pakistan http://ue.edu.pk/beta/
• September 2011- Feb2013 Research Assistant at the Centre for Language Engineering, Al-Khwarizmi Institute of Computer Sciences. University of Engineering and Technology (UET), Lahore. http://www.cle.org.pk/
• August 2011-March  2012   Lecturer at Government Gulberg College for Women, Lahore.

Offered an award for conducting a workshop on “Developing Urdu WordNet” in Conference on Language Technology 12 (CLT12) UET Lahore which was attended by linguists from Germany (University of Konstanz,) and all over Pakistan

• Have been an editor of the Kinnaird Literary Society
• Member of Nazaria-I Pakistan Trust (www.nazariapak.info/)
• Member of The Society for Natural Language Processing (SNLP) www.snlp.org.pk) and Linguistic Association of Pakistan (LAP)
• Independent  Member of International Federation of University Women (www.ifuw.org/)  (Global Women International now)
• Applied for the membership of Linguistic Society of America

Want to continue my research on semantic relations which is a specialized field of Linguistics.

• “Development of Urdu WordNet Using the Merge Approach”, is published in the peer review proceedings of Conference on Language Technology 12 (CLT12, UET, Lahore
• “The Use of E-Contents for Teaching Language Subjects” is published in the online proceedings of International Conference on Language, Literature & Linguistics 2013 (LLL 2013) 2-3 Dec, 2013, Grand Oriental Hotel, and Colombo, Sri Lanka.
• “Production, Delivery and Sharing of E-Contents: New Paradigm in Language Pedagogy” is submitted to the journal of  Linguistics and Language Teaching, Bahawalpur, Pakistan
• “A Comparative Study of Spoken English on Pakistani and Indian TV Channels” in the online proceedings of Second International Conference on Language, Literature & Community (LLLC2015). February 21-22, 2015. Bhubaneshwar,India.
• “Hyponymy Noun Hierarchies in Urdu WordNet” unpublished

• Travel Grant to Present a Paper, 2013 (source/sponsor: Higher Education Commission of Pakistan,  Amount: PKR 110,870/-
• Travel Grant to Present a Paper, 2016 (source/sponsor: Punjab Higher Education Commission of  Pakistan,  Amount: Around three lac Pakistani rupees/-

I have been a part of a research team at Center for language Engineering (UET) Lahore which developed “Urdu WordNet”, an electronic lexical database.

• Conducted a workshop on “Developing Urdu WordNet” in Conference on Language Technology 12  (CLT12)  UET Lahore which was attended by  linguists from Germany (University of Konstanz,) and  all over Pakistan

• A Paper, “Development of Urdu WordNet Using the Merge Approach”, is published in the proceedings of Conference on Language Technology 12 (CLT12) held at Center for Language Engineering ,UET Lahore, Pakistan http://www.cle.org.pk/research/papers.html
• Presented a research paper titled “The Use of E-Contents for Teaching Language Subjects” in the proceedings of International Conference on Language, Literature & Linguistics 2013 (LLL 2013) 2-3 Dec, 2013, Grand Oriental Hotel, Colombo, Sri Lanka. http://theicrd.org/Proceeding%20LLL%202013.pdf
• Presented a research article titled “Production, Delivery and Sharing of E-Contents: New Paradigm in Language Pedagogy” in 1st International Conference on Linguistics and Language Teaching, 25-26 November 2013, Bahawalpur, Pakistan. http://linguisticsconferenceiub.blogspot.com/p/tentative-detailed-programme-day-l_3030.html
• Presented a research paper titled “A Comparative Study of Spoken English on Pakistani and Indian TV Channels” in the proceedings of Second International Conference on Language, Literature & Community (LLLC2015). February 21-22,2015. Bhubaneshwar, http://www.languages3000.com/
• Presented a research paper titled “Hyponymy Noun Hierarchies in Urdu WordNet”  in 2^nd Kashmir International Conference on Linguistics, May 04-05, 2015. Muzaffarbad, Azad Kashmir. http://www.ajku.edu.pk/icl.php
• Presented a research paper titled “Use of Computational Analysis of the Borrowed Words for Translation Studies” in International Conference of the Linguistic Association of Pakistan, October 07–09, 2015. Kinnaird College, Lahore http://www.iclap.org/ICLAP2015/
• Presented a work titled “Construction of Hyponymy Relations in the Urdu WordNet”; furthermore, attended credited courses at CoLang2016 (alaska.edu/colang2016/), Fairbanks, Alaska, USA in (June20-July 01), 2016
• Conducted a workshop on “ Project Development” in the Faculty Development Program 2016 at University of Central Punjab

Associate Professor – Department of Economics, FA&SS (Full-time)
My duties and responsibilities include:

• To teach graduate and undergraduate courses
• To do policy oriented research
• To coordinate with other departments
• To manage all the affairs of the department
• To purpose new courses
• To design new programs
• To evaluate the programs each year and provide solutions for improvement
• To define annual goals and targets of the department
• To represent the department at all the formal and informal forums

Assistant Professor – CAFS (Full-time)
My duties and responsibilities include:

• To teach graduate and undergraduate courses
• To do policy oriented research

Associate Professor – Department of Economics, FA&SS (Full-time)
My duties and responsibilities include:

• To teach graduate and undergraduate courses
• To do policy oriented research
• To coordinate with other departments
• To design new programs
• To evaluate the programs each year and provide solutions for improvement

Staff Economist – Macro Division (Full-time)
My primary role was to conduct policy oriented research which helps the masses and lead to the path of sustainable development i.e.

• Recommendations to government,  central bank, and other stake holders
• To prepare policy briefs
• To provide monthly review of the economy
• Additional charge of Deputy Director QEC PIDE

Deputy Director – Quality Enhancement Cell (Full-time)
To ensure the quality of education and research on the parameters which were described by the Higher Education Commission. Followings were the responsibilities:

• Coordination and recommendations to departments for improvements
• Annual and quarterly progress reports
• Annual programs and plans
• Awareness campaigns
• Capacity building
• Organize trainings and seminars

Staff Economist – Monetary Policy Division (Full-time)
My role was to conduct policy oriented research which helps the masses and lead to the path of sustainable development i.e.

• Recommendations to government,  central bank, and other stake holders
• To prepare policy briefs
• To provide monthly review of the economy

Visiting Faculty (Part-time)
My role includes the following:

• To teach graduate and undergraduate courses
• To supervise the graduate and undergraduate students
• To purpose new courses

Teaching Assistant (Part-time)
To prepare class lectures, papers, assignments, quizzes and deliver the lectures as well. To discuss with students their weaknesses and to help them. I remain teaching assistant in the following courses:

• Development: History, Theory and Policy MPhil Development Studies, PIDE Fall 2012
• Globalization and Development  MPhil Development Studies, PIDE Spring 2012
• Development: History, Theory and Policy MPhil Development Studies, PIDE Fall 2011
• Management of the Pakistan Economy MSc Economics, PIDE   Fall 2010
• Managerial Economics   MBA, PIDE    Fall 2009
• Human Resource Development  PhD Economics, PIDE   Spring 2009
• Statistics for Economics   PhD Economics, PIDE   Fall 2008
• Business Economics    MBA, PIDE    Spring 2008
• Statistics for Economics   PhD Economics, PIDE   Fall 2007

Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, Islamabad

• Ph.D., Economics

University of the Punjab, Lahore

• M.A., Economics (Distinction)

University of the Punjab, Lahore

• B.Sc., (Mathematics, Statistics and Economics)

Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education, Lahore

• HSSC/Intermediate/F.Sc (Mathematics, Physics and Computer Sciences)

Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education, Lahore

• SSC/Matric (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology)

• “Fiscal Policy and Macroeconomic Stability in South Asian Countries”, Working Paper 2016, MPRA Paper No. 74247.
• “Impact of Globalization on Income Inequality in Selected Asian Countries”, Working Paper 2016, MPRA Paper No. 74248.
• “Energy Consumption and Economic Growth in Pakistan: A Sectoral Analysis”, Working Paper 2016, MPRA Paper No. 74569.
• “Testing Wagner versus Keynesian Hypothesis for Pakistan: The Role of Aggregate and Disaggregate Expenditure”, Working Paper 2016, MPRA Paper No. 74570.
• “Effect of Economic Growth, Trade, Openness, Urbanization, and Technology on Environment of Selected Asian Countries”, Working Paper 2016, MPRA Paper No. 74571.
• “Dynamics of Twin Deficits in South Asian Countries”, Working Paper 2016, MPRA Paper No. 74571.
• “Macroeconomic Determinants of Income Inequality in India and Pakistan”, Working Paper 2016, MPRA Paper No. 71519.
• “Export Performance with Border Sharing Countries: An Assessment of Pakistan”, Working Paper 2016, MPRA Paper No. 69535.
• “Impact of Export Composition on Economic Growth in South Asia”, Working Paper 2016, MPRA Paper No. 71519.
• “Are Some Taxes Better for Growth in Pakistan? A time Series Analysis”, Working Paper 2016, MPRA Paper No. 68828.
• “Export, Import and Total Trade Potential of Pakistan: A Gravity Model Approach”, Working Paper 2015, MPRA Paper No. 66621. (Applied Economics Quarterly– under review)
• “The Impact of Educational and Gender Inequality on Income Inequality in South Asia”, Working Paper 2015, MPRA Paper No. 66661. (Journal of Developing Economies — under review)
• “Exploring the Channels and Impact of Debt on Economic Growth in South Asia”, Working Paper 2015, MPRA Paper No. 66830. (South Asia Economic Journal — under review)
• “Factor Accumulation and Economic Growth in Pakistan: Incorporating Human Capital”, Working Paper 2015, MPRA Paper No. 67012. (Journal of Social Economics — under review)
• “Measuring the Effects of Monetary Policy in Pakistan: A Factor Augmented Vector Autoregressive Approach”, Empirical Economics 2014, 46(3): 843-864.
• “Dynamic Effects of Monetary Policy on Output and Prices in Pakistan: A Disaggregate Analysis”, Journal of Asia Pacific Economy (accepted for publication).
• “Size of the Government, Quality of Institutions and Growth in SAARC Countries”, Working Paper 2013, MPRA Paper No. 49524.
• “The Price Puzzle and Monetary Policy Transmission Mechanism in Pakistan: Structural Vector Autoregressive Approach”, The Pakistan Development Review 2010, 49(4): 449-460
• “Impact of Stressors on the Performance of Employees”, Presented at 14th International Business Research Conference of World Business Institute, Dubai, 2011.
• “The Price Puzzle and Monetary Policy Transmission Mechanism in Pakistan: Structural Vector Autoregressive Approach”, Presented at 26th AGM of Pakistan Society of Development Economics, Islamabad, 2010.
• PIDE Inflation Expectations Survey Vol. 4, No.1, 2012
• PIDE Inflation Expectations Survey Vol. 3, No.2, 2011
• PIDE Inflation Expectations Survey Vol. 3, No.1, 2011
• PIDE Inflation Expectations Survey Vol. 2, No.4, 2010
• PIDE Inflation Expectations Survey Vol. 2, No.3, 2010
• PIDE Inflation Expectations Survey Vol. 2, No.2, 2010
• PIDE Inflation Expectations Survey Vol. 2, No.1, 2010
• PIDE Monetary Policy Viewpoint, October 2010
• Updated a book “Management of the Pakistan’s Economy 1947-84”
• Cost of Conflict in Pakistan (DFID Project)

• Ms. Nimra Riaz (2016) “Fiscal Policy and Macroeconomic Stability in South Asian Countries” MPhil Economics, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan. (Status: Completed)
• Ms. Kinza Mumtaz (2016) “Dynamics of Twin Deficits in South Asian Countries” MPhil Economics, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan. (Status: Completed)
• Ms. Mahnoor Bukhari (2016) “Impact of Globalization on Income Inequality in Asian Countries” MPhil Economics, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan. (Status: Completed) • Ms. Sana Nadeem (2016) “Energy Consumption and Economic Growth in Pakistan: A Sectoral Analysis” MPhil Economics, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan. (Status: Completed)
• Mr. Wajid Ali (2016) “Testing Wagner versus Keynesian Hypothesis for Pakistan: The Role of Macroeconomic Policies” MPhil Economics, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan. (Status: Completed)
• Ms. Ayesha Ameer (2016) “Effects of Economic Growth, Trade Openness, Urbanization, and Technology on Environment of Selected Asian Countries” MPhil Economics, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan. (Status: Completed)
• Ms. Zainab Javed (2016) “Impact of Export Composition on Economic Growth in South Asia” MPhil Economics, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan. (Status: Completed)
• Ms. Ayesha Kanwal (2015) “The Impact of Educational and Gender Inequality on Income Inequality in South Asia” MPhil Economics, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan. (Status: Completed)
• Ms. Maryam Sultan (2015) “Export, Import and Total Trade Potential of Pakistan: A Gravity Model Approach” MPhil Economics, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan. (Status: Completed)
• Ms. Nisma Riffat Mahmood (2015) “Exploring the Channels and Impact of Debt on Economic Growth in South Asia” MPhil Economics, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan. (Status: Completed)
• Mr. Shehzad Arshad (2015) “Factor Accumulation and Economic Growth in Pakistan: Incorporating Human Capital” MPhil Economics, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan. (Status: Completed)
• Ms. Rubina Ghulam Nabi (2014) “Human Capital-Growth Nexus: Panel Evidence from Selected Asian Countries” MPhil Economics, Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabd, Pakistan. (Status: Completed)

• Participated in “Faculty Development Program from August 8 to 12, 2016” at University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan
• Participated in “Workshop on Qualitative Research Practices from January 20 to 21, 2016” at University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan.
• Participated in “Summer Academy on Economic Growth and Governance of Natural Resources from July 20 to August 1, 2015” at Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia.
• Participated in “Faculty Development Program from September 2 to 4, 2013” at University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan.
• Participated in “8th Refresher Course on Public Economics from May 14 to June 8, 2012” at National Institute of Public Finance and Policy, New Delhi, India.
• Participated in “Workshop on Program Outcomes, Identification and Assessment from April 10 to 11, 2012” at Higher Education Commission, Regional Centre, Lahore, Pakistan.

•  Attended: 22nd ,23rd ,24th ,25th 26th ,27th,28th, 29th, and 30th Annual General Meeting and Conference of Pakistan Society of Development Economists, Pakistan
• Attended: 14th International Business Research Conference of World Business Institute, Dubai, 2011
• Weekly seminars at PIDE, Islamabad

•  Member, Board of Studies, Department of Economics, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan (Since 2013)
• Member, Academic Council, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan (Since 2013)
• Research Coordinator (Focal Person), Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan (Since 2014)
• Member, Graduate Research Committee, Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan (Since 2015)
• Member, Doctoral Committee, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan (Since 2015)

•  HTML, FORTRAN
• Microsoft Windows: 98/2000/XP/VISTA/7/8/DOS, MS Office
• Statistical Packages: Matlab, Eviews, Micro fit, J-Multi, Gretl, SPSS, Amos, Stata

•  Member, Pakistan Society of Development Economists, Islamabad

•  Teacher’s Punctuality Award, Fall 2012 Preston University, Islamabad
• Teacher’s Punctuality Award, Fall 2011 Preston University, Islamabad
• Teacher’s Efficiency Award, Fall 2011 Preston University, Islamabad
• Merit scholarship in PhD in every semester
• Distinction in MA Economics
• Best student award in MA Economics
• Assist Vice Chancellor of PIDE in research and teaching

•  Urdu: Native
• English: Advanced
• Punjabi: Advanced
• Arabic: Beginner

University of Central Punjab: Advanced Macroeconomics (1st and 2nd year of M.Phil.), International Economics (1st and 2nd year of M.Phil.), Project Management (4th year of B.Sc.) FAST-NU (2016-2017): Financial Institutions and Markets (3rd year of BBA.), Statistical Inference (2nd year of BBA) University of Orléans (2013-2015): Macroeconomics (2nd year of B.Sc.), Monetary Policy (2nd year of B.Sc.), Microeconomics (1st and 2nd year of B.Sc.), Strategic Behavior (2nd year of B.Sc.),
History of Economic Thought (1st year of B.Sc.)

World Finance Conference on liquidity, financial and monetary price stability, 29-31 July 2016, Saint John’s University, New York, USA.
4th Conference of the Regulating for Decent Work Network. Developing and Implementing Policies for a Better Future at Work, 8-10 July 2015, ILO headquarters, Geneva, Switzerland 15th Doctoral Meetings in International Trade and International Finance (Research in International Economics and Finance – RIEF Network), 25-26 June 2015, University of Orléans, France 15th Jan Tinbergen European Peace Science Conference, 22-24 June 2015, University of Warwick, United Kingdom
European Trade Study Group 2014 Munich, Sixteenth Annual Conference, 11-13 September 2014, Ludwig Maximilian University (LMU) Munich and Ifo Institute, Munich, Germany
Doctoral Workshop CES-CERDI-Graduate Institute of Geneva-LEO, 1415 November 2013, University of Auvergne, Clermont-Ferrand, France The 2013 Annual Conference of the Royal Economic Society (RES), 3-5 April 2013, Royal Holloway, University of London, United Kingdom
The 12th European Association for Comparative Economic Studies (EACES) Conference, 6-8 September 2012, University of the West of Scotland, Paisley, United Kingdom 14th INFER (The International Network for Economic Research) Annual Conference, 10-13 May 2012, University of Coimbra, Portugal
Contraintes extérieurs, regains du protectionnisme et/ou integrations économiques? (= External constraints, resurgence of protectionism and/or economic integration?), 20-21 May 2011, Hammamet, Tunisia Doctoral Workshop CES-CERDI-Graduate Institute of Geneva-LEO, 31 March-1 April 2011, University of Orléans, France

Principal Investigator, project on Improving Education trade and standards: Do Preferential Trade Agreements matter? Policy implications for Pakistan, under the HEC PERIDOT Research Program 2016, cofunded by Higher Education Commission (HEC), Pakistan and French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Development (MAEDI) and the Ministry of Higher Education and Research (MESR). The collaborating Principal Investigator for the project on French side is Isabelle Rabaud, University of Orléans.

Elected Representative at the Council of Laboratoire d’Economie d’Orléans (LEO), 2012-2015

English Professional
French  Professional
Urdu Native

Stata, E-views, RATS, MATLAB, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Project

Philippe Saucier  Professor, University of Orléans
E-mail: philippe.saucier@univ-orleans.fr
Tel: +33 (0)2 38 49 49 47
Mouez Fodha Professor, University of Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne
E-mail: mouez.fodha@univ-paris1.fr
Tel: +33 (0)1 44 07 82 11
Rémi Bazillier Professor, University of Orléans
E-mail: remi.bazillier@univ-orleans.fr
Tel: +33 (0)2 38 41 70 37

• Self-motivated and passion-driven economist and public policy professional with around five years of rigorous international development and advocacy, energy/public policy formulation, research and teaching in economics experience.
• Author of several acclaimed policy briefs, research papers and newspapers articles critiquing key policy, process and institutional matters.
•  Supported major energy resource planning and capacity building projects for international development and policy organizations including the EU and USAID.
• Strong academic foundation in economics and development studies; graduated with a B.A (Hons) in Economics (Cum Laude) and an M.A in Economics and International Development Studies.
• Expert level user of Microsoft Excel (including visual basic application), Word, Access, R and Stata.
•  Able to effectively work in teams and solve problems requiring extreme attention to detail manifested through sound organizational skills and valuable work experience.
•  Confident communication and interpersonal skills gained through substantial public speaking experience and attending business conferences: Model United Nations and Parliamentary Debating experience in excess of 5 years.
•  Columnist and contributor to major newspapers/magazines, writing on pertinent economic and development issues; Link to most recent publication that critiques Sachs’ economic adventurism in Africa:http://www.thefridaytimes.com/tft/the-strange-case-of-dr-shock-andmr-aid/.

University of Guelph, Guelph

• Graduated in a rigorous, research-oriented master’s program concentrated in economics and international development studies  Master’s Research Project Titled:  A Time-Differentiated Growth Accounting Analysis of Pakistan’s First Three Five-Year Centralized Economic Plans
• Marks/Grade: 81%
• Won Entrance Scholarship for Fall’ 2014: $800
• Awarded Graduate Teaching Assistantship in Economics for FW’ 2014/2015
• Awarded CBE Summer Student RA Grant for Summer’ 2015 worth $2000
• Awarded Graduate Research Assistantship in Labour Economics for Summer’ 2015 worth $ 3000

York University, Toronto

• CGPA: 3.7/4.0
• Dean’s Honour List Fall/Winter’ 2013
• Conferred Cum Laude honour upon graduation
• Nominated for the Golden Key Roll of Honour’ 2012

University of the Punjab, Lahore

• Major GPA: 3.6/4.0

1. Policy Brief for Punjab Economic Research Institute (PERI) on Exports, Foreign Remittances and Foreign Direct Investment: http://peri.punjab.gov.pk/system/files/Policy%20Brief%20January%202017.pdf
2. Opinion-Editorial piece published in Business Recorder that did an industry-level analysis for the agriculture sector based on the proposed agri-intervention model: http://www.brecorder.com/articles-a-letters/187:articles/62375:need-for-a-coherent-agripolicy?date=2016-07-02
3.  Book review of “Dr. Shock and Mr. Aid”,  a literary critique by Japhy Wilson that chronicles Jeffrey Sachs’ transition from a proponent of the capitalistic regime to an agent of development in Africa:http://www.thefridaytimes.com/tft/the-strange-case-of-dr-shock-andmr-aid/
4. Opinion Editorial piece published in Business Recorder that critiques that International Fairtrade movement for its failure to include poor farmers that aren’t able to enroll themselves through the complicated Fairtrade enrollment process: http://www.brecorder.com/articles-a-letters/187:articles/27417:fairtrade—neither-fair-nortrade?date=2016-03-20

ICF International Consulting, Toronto and Lahore

• Joined ICF Consulting in its Energy Efficiency Analytics and Policy team working as a quantitative support on their energy modelling and policy projects.
• Streamlined project management processes, updated and quality assured ICF’s flagship model ‘Energy efficiency potential model (EEPM)’ that is used to gauge the energy conservation potential of demand-side energy efficiency programs for US Utilities and US governmentfunded programs.
• Liaised with internal and external clients to assess, identify and improve opportunities for collaboration.

IRP for South Africa, Mozambique and Tanzania

• Completed around 40% of the entire South Africa and Mozambique project that postulated policy frameworks to enhance energy conservation capacity of the region.
• Calibrated economic models that incorporated economic, political and technical barriers to energy efficiency program implementation in the two countries.
• Boarded a new ICF-USAID energy efficiency project for Kyrgyzstan where I support another energy efficiency potential study.  Conducted detailed literature review to develop a framework for analysis.   Assimilated measure-level analysis in Africa with technical resource manuals from US utilities to develop master databases for client presentations.
• Monitored, Evaluated and QA’d a number of USAID projects including a USAID energy potential study in South Africa and Mozambique and USAID funded integrated resource planning project in Tanzania.
  
  

ICF Internal Project

• Integrated key DSM metrics at the portfolio level to estimate the magnitude of interdependency between several EE DSM variables.
• Estimated the likely impact of changes in individual parameters on the overall model framework.
• Used logistical and multivariable regression analysis to attain trend lines and forecast future behavior of the parameters.

European Union

• Conducted literature reviews and data collection for a low-level initialization analysis aimed at developing a representative building energy model based on historic savings and cost estimates for an archetype building.
• Developed analytical tools to model the archetype building for multiple sectors in the EU.

Bonneville Power Authority

• Conducted high-level analysis to bring the model in-line with data sources.
• Populated and QA’d the input tabs by estimating impacts and applicability at the measure and program-levels.
• Extrapolated impacts based on industry standard escalation rates and estimated growth rates and inter-dependency of parameters.

Southern California Gas

• Drafted the Input definitions file using the industry standard definitions for parameters used in the models.
• Conducted high-level analysis to ensure consistency in growth outputs.

Lombardi Publishing Corporation, Canada

• Designed and implemented financial/economic models helping the firm to conduct fundamental and scenario analysis.
• Established correlation and causation between changes in macroeconomic variables and volatility in stock market prices by constructing analytical models on Microsoft excel.
• Churned out monthly reports on equities based on companies’ earnings performance and industry trends by analyzing the company specifics and the external economic atmosphere.

University of Central Punjab, Lahore

• Courses Taught:3rd Year Undergraduate Development Economics
  • 1st Year Mathematical Economics
  • 2nd Year Macroeconomic Theory
• Conducted faculty and student training sessions on entrepreneurship, research methodologies and change management.
• Devised course outlines and mapped study plans for the short and long-term.
• Monitored and Evaluated student performance using statistical tools to do a gap analysis of existing performance against identified KPIs and benchmarks.
• Revised existing pedagogical structures and learning outcomes of courses to come up with more effective ways of knowledge sharing and dissemination.

Bahria University, Lahore

• Courses Taught:3rd Year Undergraduate Managerial Economics
• Conducted faculty and student training session on entrepreneurship, research methodologies and change management.
• Supported the capacity building initiatives of burgeoning private sector universities by proposing education and structural reforms
• Arranged economic policy dialogues and seminars inviting industry and academic experts to enhance student exposure, promote student-expert interaction and advance the public relations agenda of unestablished private sector universities.
• Proposed plans to build alumni and education support networks liaising with governmental and non-governmental education agencies.

Labor Economics, University of Guelph, Canada

• Assisted Dr. Miana Plesca (Associate Dean of the College of Business and Economics, University of Guelph) on a number of funded and peer-reviewed research projects including a paper on disability impacts on labor economic outcomes in Canada and role of early childhood education intervention in labor development.
• Enacted publishable literature reviews and surveys to initiate long-term research processes on a number of labor disciplines and updated the review process to include recent developments in the literature.

Economic History/Economic Development, University of Guelph, Canada

• Assisted Dr. Kris Inwood in his research on economic development and economic history of the African and Asian region as part of the CBE Summer student grant.

University of Guelph, Canada

• Assisted an introductory level Microeconomics course by reviewing the relevant literature and delivering online/in-class lectures
• Used MyEconLab (MEL) software to smoothen the process of assignment and quiz submission and enhance/facilitate student-faculty interaction

University of Guelph, Canada

• Instructed an intermediate level Microeconomic theory course by using knowledge and communication skills gained at the graduate level
• Marked and graded assignments and exams for assessment of the taught theory by using attention skills

Multiple English News Dailies, Pakistan

• Contributed syndicated English news columns and book reviews for leading English news dailies in Pakistan including Daily Times and Friday Times
• Currently working on a manuscript that critiques commodification of religion from an economic perspective in an overall effort to delineate the development repercussions of overinvolving religion in matters of the state and policy frameworks.

PSA Newsletter, York University, Canada

• Produced syndicated columns for a campus wide magazine published by the Pakistani student Association
• Highlighted the dilemma faced by the overwhelming number of Pakistanis migrating to Canada for a better Livelihood

theasadaijaz.wordpress.com

• Created my personal blog on WordPress in 2012 that has invited following in counts of hundreds over the last two years
• Covered a wide array of pertinent yet controversial socio-economic subjects including environmental decay, economic injustice and undisputed role of media in nation building

York Debating Society (YDS), Canada

• Debated on British and Canadian parliamentary formats as a speaker in the team
• Adjudicated novice debating tournaments as a host debater for York University

Transparency International, Pakistan

• Represented my University at a conference/policy debate titled “how to eradicate corruption in Pakistan” organized by Transparency International, Pakistan
• Declared the best speaker amongst representatives from 35 different universities from across Pakistan and conferred with 1st prize and honorary membership

Member 2012-Present 350.ORG, Canada
Member 2014-Present Amnesty International
Member 2014-Present Oxfam Canada

To obtain a challenging position within an organization that will enable me to utilize and further develop the professional skills that I have acquired through my education.

• Scholarship holder in following semesters 3,4,5,6 and 7 in Lahore School of Economics.
• Based on CGPA, appointed as Student Teacher Assistant several times in Lahore School of Economics.
• Several certificates from Aitchison College Lahore.

•  “Fiscal Deficit and Inflation, Causality and Co-Integration: A Case for Pakistan” Paper presented in a conference at University of Oxford (UK) in September, 2015.

•  Environmental Economics: Hedonic Pricing; Impact of Airplane noise pollution on Residential Housing Prices.
• History & Balance Sheet Analysis: Financial Statement Analysis of Attock Refinery Ltd.
• Economic & Financial Analysis of Projects: Carried out in-depth feasibility study on a project based on CNG Station.
• Research Project: Wrote a paper for final BSc. (Hons) thesis, titled Sources of Internal Debt Financing and Inflation in Pakistan.

•  Seminar on “Growth, Trade and Development”, Center for Research in Economics and Business, Lahore School of Economics, Lahore
• Workshop on “Field Force Analysis to Develop Training Strategy for Punjab Government”, MPDD, Lahore

• Excellent interpersonal, leadership and communication skills
• Enthusiastic and zealous about achieving challenging position.
• Microsoft Office and Eviews Software

•  Medal Holder in different sports activities.
• Active member of Cricket team at Aitchison College, Lahore.
• Active member of Cricket and Hockey teams at Lahore School of Economics.

• MPhil Economics (Field of Specialization: Economic Growth), AIOU, Islamabad, Pakistan, 2011
• MA Economics (with majors Mathematical Economics and Econometrics) University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan, 1994
• BSc (Economics, Statistics, Mathematics), University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan, 1991

• Feb.2013-Present, Senior Lecturer of Economics, University of Central Punjab (UCP), Lahore
• Oct.2012–Jan.2013, Adjunct Faculty, University of Management & Technology (UMT), Lahore
• Feb.2011–Feb.2013, Adjunct Faculty, University of Central Punjab (UCP), Lahore, Pakistan
• Aug.2010-Sep.2012, Lecturer of Economics, Lahore Garrison University (LGU), Lahore, Pakistan
• Nov.2005–April2010, Teacher of Mathematics, Fazaia (Pakistan Air Force) College Minhas, Kamra
• Sep.2004–Sep.2005, Teacher, Fazaia (Pakistan Air Force) College, PAF Base Masroor, Karachi
• Aug.1999–Sep.2004, Teacher of Math, Fazaia (Pakistan Air Force) College Malir Cantt, Karachi
• Jan.1997–Aug.1999, Teacher of Mathematics, Fazaia (Pakistan Air Force) College Lahore

• Travel Grant by Higher Education Commission Pakistan to present a research paper in ‘2016 Asia-Pacific Conference on Economics & Finance’, July 27-28, 2016 held at East Asia Institute of Management Campus, Singapore
• Travel Grant by Higher Education Commission Pakistan to present a research paper in ‘International Academy of Business and Economics IABE-2015 Orlando – Winter Conference’, March 22-24, 2015, in Orlando Florida, USA
• Best Research Publication in Journal Award received from ‘European Journal of Business Research (EJBR)’, Volume 15, Number 1, pp. 45-54, ISSN: 1945-2977, March 2015, Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria, for the paper “Institutional Governance, Aid and Economic Growth: A case of South Asian Countries”.

Patron: Young Economist Forum (YEF), University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan
Member: Pakistan Society of Development Economists (PSDE), PIDE, Islamabad, Pakistan.
Member: International Academy of Business and Economics.
2000-2005 Steering Committee Member, Mathematics Association of Pakistan (MAP), conducted regular workshops, Aga Khan University, Institute for Educational Development (AKU-IED), Karachi.
2001-2005 Member of planning committee and jury of MAP ‘Math Olympiads’ at AKU-IED Karachi, Pakistan, under the auspices of MAP. LinkedIn ResearGate

• March 2015 to date initiated a community service program “Educate, Change the fate!” in order to provide financial help to the underprivileged kids for their education.
• September 2005, Conducted a 3-day networking workshop for the Math Participants of Pakistan Teacher Education Professional Development Program (PTEPDP) organized with the collaboration of Mathematics Association of Pakistan (MAP) & Academy for Educational Development (AED) at Aga Khan University, Institute for Educational Development (AKUIED) Karachi, Pakistan
• August 2005, Conducted a four-hour session on ‘Basic economic concepts’ for Association of Social Studies Educators and Teachers (ASSET), which is supported by AKU-IED Karachi,
•  July 2005, Delivered a lecture in ‘Instructional Technique Course’ held at Fazaia College Masroor Karachi
• June 2005, Conducted a 4-day workshop on ‘Geometry and creative art’ at AKU-IED Karachi,
• June-July 2004, Conducted a 5-day workshop on ‘Linear and Quadratic Equations in Business Applications’ at AKU-IED Karachi
• June 2003, Conducted a 5-day workshop on ‘Data Handling, Quadratic Equations, Transformations and Trigonometry’ at AKU-IED, Karachi, under the auspices of MAP
• 2000-2005, used to plan and conduct regular MAP monthly workshops.

• Member of Provincial Review Board of Sindh (2003) entrusted with responsibility to edit and update the Mathematics Textbooks of Sindh Textbook Board Jamshoro, Sindh, Pakistan.
• Feb 2013-Feb2014, Course coordinator for BSc Economics Program at University of Central Punjab, Lahore.
• 2007-2010, Organized ‘International Kangaroo Mathematics Contest’ at Fazaia College Minhas, Kamra Cantt.
• 2000-2003, Conducted ‘Math Quiz’ at Fazaia College Malir Cantt, Karachi.

• Human Capital
• Education for Economic Development

• Research paper “Institutional Governance, Aid and Economic Growth: A case of South Asian Countries” has been published by European Journal of Business Research (EJBR) , Volume 15, Number 1, pp. 45-54, ISSN: 1945-2977, March 2015, Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria.
• Research paper “Key Factors Contributing to Agricultural Growth in Pakistan” has been published by Journal of Agriculture Economics and Development, ID=475, Vol. 1(2), pp. 006013, ISBN: 2327-3151, January 2013, Victoria Island, Lagos.

• Presented research paper “Foreign Direct Investment and Institutional Quality: Empirical Evidence from Countries with Different Income Levels” in 2016 Asia-Pacific Conference on Economics & Finance (APEF), July 27-28, 2016, held at East Asia Institute of Management Campus, Singapore.
• Presented research paper “Institutional Governance, Aid and Economic Growth: A case of South Asian Countries” at the International Academy of Business and Economics IABE-2015 Orlando – Winter Conference, March 22-24, 2015, in Orlando Florida, USA.

• Ms Zainab Yousuf (2016) “Impact of Terrorism on FDI Inflows of Pakistan” BS Economics, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan.  Mr Adeel Raza (2016) “Foreign aid and fiscal Behavior of Government of Pakistan” BS Economics, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan.
• Mr Muhammad Hasnain (2016), “Impact of Domestic Financing on the Renewable Energy Consumption” BS Economics, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan.
• Ms Ammara Riaz (2016) “Effect of Foreign Aid on GDP Growth of Pakistan” BS Economics, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan.
• Ms Rimsha Imtiaz (2016) “The relationship between energy consumption and economic growth in Pakistan” BS Economics, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan.
• Ms Sehrish Kanwal (2016) “Urbanization Economic Growth & Energy Consumption in Pakistan” BS Economics, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan.
• Ms Ayesha javed (2016) “Student performance, teacher expectation & Pygmalion effect” BS Economics, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan.

• Macroeconomics,
• Microeconomics,
• Economic Growth,
• Development Economics,
• Econometrics,
• International Economics.

B A
(Hons)
M A
(Political Science)
Ph D
(Political Science), (PU)

(Socio Cultural Research)

1. Pakistan ki Aini Tarikh: 1947-2002(Urdu) (Constitutional History of Pakistan: 1947-2002. A six-episode series Pakistan Television (PTV) World, Current Affairs (Lahore Center) Production on constitutional history of Pakistan, research, script and compering by Dr. Rashid Ahmad Khan, Telecast in August-September, 2002
2. Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Study (Socio Economic Survey) of Mirani Dam, Balochistan, Pakistan; October November; 2001. The study was sponsored by National Engineering Services of Pakistan (NESPAK) for Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA), Pakistan
3. Gender Issues in Reproductive Health. A Guide Book for Parents, Teachers, Community Workers and NGOs, Published by Asian Institute for Development Communication (Aidcom), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in collaboration with UNESCO, 2001
4. Project Director, UNESCO Inter Regional Study, “On Understanding Socio Cultural Factors Affecting Demographic Behaviour and Implications for the Formulation and Execution of Population Policies” (1999 2000) The field research for the Study was conducted in all the four provinces of Pakistan, using Qualitative Research Methods
5. Principal Investigator, Evaluation of Lady Health Workers (LHW), Recruitment, Training and Performance, Prime Minister’s Program For Family Planning and Primary Health Care, Second Phase (Urban), District Sahiwal, Muzaffar Garh and D G Khan, 1996.Principal Investigator, Evaluation of Lady Health Workers, recruitment, Training, performance and community Perceptions, PM Program For FP and PHC, Second Phase (Rural), District Khanewal, 1996.
6. Principal Investigator, Evaluation of LHWs, Relevance, Adequacy and recruitment, PM Program for FP and PHC, First Phase (Rural), District Khanewal, 1995

(Governance)

1. The Impact of Devolution Plan on the Management and Distribution of Water Resources in Punjab: 2001. The study was sponsored by the International Institute of Water Management (IWMI), Lahore.
2. Devolution of Power Plan: 2000. A Report prepared by the Research and Publication Cell, Department of Political Science, Punjab University, Lahore
3. Functioning of Pakistan Federation under 1956, 1962 and 1973 Constitutions: Past Experience and Future Projections (1995). This study was commissioned by Political Affairs Wing, Cabinet Division, Government of Pakistan. The study was conducted jointly with Professor, Dr. Mujib A. Sheikh, Chairman, Department of Administrative Science, Punjab University, Lahore through ascertaining the views of 400 intellectuals, constitutional experts, journalists, scholars and politicians in all the four regions of Pakistan.
4. Pakistan General Elections; 1993, A Study of Urban Rural Differentials.
5. Center Province Relations under the Interim (1947 54) Constitution of Pakistan. This work forms a chapter of Vol. VIII of a multi volume Project of Pakistan History Commission, Government of Pakistan.

(Consultancy Services)

1. Short Consultancy with The Asia Foundation (TAF), Islamabad for undertaking research project on The Political Economy of Conflict in Balochistan (April-May 2007)
2. Consultant, Pattan Development Organization, Islamabad on Elections in Pakistan Project (on going)
3. Consultant, National Engineering Services of Pakistan (NESPAK) for Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Study (Socio Economic Survey), Mirani Dam, Balochistan, 2001.
4. UNESCO Consultant, Asian Institute of Development Communication (Aidcom) Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia for preparing Guide Book on Gender Issues in Reproductive Health for Teachers, Parents, Community Workers and NGOs: 2001
5. UNESCO Consultant, Markz Ijitimoy Fikr (Center for the Study of Public Opinion), Government of Uzbekistan, Tashkent, for Socio Cultural Research on Demographic Behaviour, 2000.

(Teaching Experience)

1. Over 30 years experience of teaching and research at postgraduate level in the Department of political science, Punjab University, Lahore. The areas of interest; Pakistan Politics, Foreign Policy, Local Government, political Systems of South Asian countries, Defense and Security in the Indian Ocean, Persian Gulf, and Pakistan India relations.
2. Supervision of M A, M Phil and Ph D Theses on Local Government, Pakistan’s Foreign Policy, Regional Cooperation and Electoral Systems of Pakistan.

(Administrative Experience)

1. Professor and Chairman, Department of Political. Science, Punjab University, Lahore (retired in 2001).
2. Director, Social Sciences Research Center (SSRC) Punjab University, Lahore.
3. Professor and Chairman, Department of Political science, Dean faculty of Social Sciences, Islamia University, Bahawalpur 1994-95).

1. Participated and presented a paper on “Democratic transition in Pakistan: problems and prospects,” in International Conference on Social Sciences organized by University of Lahore, Lahore, April, 2017
2. Participated and presented a paper on “Kashmir and Nuclearization of South Asia” in International Conference on Kashmir, organized by Pakistan Studies Centre, University of the Punjab, Lahore, February, 2017
3. Participated and presented a paper on “South Asia-Central Asia Connectivity: prospects and challenges of cooperation in security area” in International Conference on South-Central Asia inter-regional connectivity, organized by Department of Political Science, Government College University, Lahore, December, 2016
4. Participated and presented a paper on “European Contribution to the evolution of strategy in the Indian Ocean”, in International Conference on Asian History and Culture, organized by National Institute of Historical and Cultural Research (NIHCR), Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad, November, 2016
5. Participated and presented a paper on “FATA and Ethno-Federalism in Pakistan”, in International Conference on Ethno-Federalism in Punjab and Beyond, organized by the Department of Political Science, Forman Christian College, University, Lahore, April, 2015
   Presented a paper on Political Parties and National Integration in Pakistan, National Conference on Social Harmony and National Integration in Pakistan, National Defence University (NDU), Islamabad, March, 2014
6. Presented paper on “Political Constraints on Economic Cooperation in South Asia,” International Conference on Economic Cooperation among SAARC countries, Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI), Islamabad, November, 2014
7. Participated and presented the final draft of the paper on “Promoting Common SAARC Counter-terrorism strategy: Pakistani perspective,” in the final meeting of Consortium of South Asian Think Tanks (COSATT)-a joint project of Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies (IPCS), New Delhi and Konrad Adneure Stifftung (KAS), Colombo, Sri Lanka, December 14-16, 2009
8. Participated and presented draft paper on “Pakistan, Iran and Afghanistan Border security: Issues and Challenges, in Near East and South Asia (NESA), Regional Network of Strategic Studies Centres (RNSSC), Plenary Session and Working Group on Weapons of Mass Destruction and Border Security, New Delhi, 21-23 November, 2009
9. Participated and presented a paper on Pakistan-Nepal Relations: Socio-cultural dimensions, in Seminar on Pakistan-Nepal Relations: Perspectives and Prospects, Organized by Association of Friends of Nepal Forum and Foreign Service Training Academy, Islamabad, 18 August, 2009, Islamabad
10. Participated in International Conference on Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) and Border Security, jointly organized by National Defence University of Pakistan, Islamabad and National Defence University of the United States, Washington, under their project for Near East and South Asia (NESA), 21-23 June, 2009, Colombo, Sri Lanka
11. Participated in 23rd Asia-Pacific Roundtable on “Strengthening Comprehensive and Cooperative Security in the Asia-Pacific,” Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 1-4 June 2009. Paper presented on “New Era of Peace: Opportunities for Advancement in the Middle East and South Asia.”
12. Participated in IPRI-RUSI International Conference on “Security Issues in South Asia, Bahrain24-25 March 2009. Made presentation on “Pakistan’s Perspective on Security in the AfPak region.”
13. Participated in International Conference on “Preparing a Comprehensive Counter-Terrorism Strategy for the SAARC,” organized by Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies (IPCS), New Delhi and Konrad Adneur Stiftung (KAS), Katmandu, Nepal, January 29-30, 2009
14. Participated in International Conference on “Strengthening links between the Members and Observer States of SCO”, Chinese Institute of Contemporary International Studies (CICIS), Beijing, May, 2008
15. Participated in Pagwash International Conference on Kashmir and Afghanistan, 29-30 March 2008, Islamabad
16. Participant in Authors Conference (Final) on USIP Project on ‘Making Borders Irrelevant in Kashmir,’ Colombo, 21-24 November 2007
17. Participant in Authors Conference (Preliminary) on USIP Project on ‘Making Borders Irrelevant in Kashmir,’ New Delhi, 25-27 October 2007.
    (Conducted research survey to assess popular perceptions and views on the ideas of soft borders or making borders irrelevant in Kashmir in three districts of Azad Kashmir (September-October 2007)
18. Participant in Senior Policy Seminar-2007, East-West Centre, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, 6-8 August 2007.The topic of the presentation was: “Challenges and prospects of peace and security in South Asia-Pakistani perspective.’
19. Participant in Roundtable on Provincial Autonomy, organized by Pakistan Institute of Legislative Development And Transparency (PILDAT), Islamabad, 03 July 2007
20. Participant in Working Group (WG) on Counter-Terrorism organized under a Joint Project of National Defence University (NDU) of the United States and National Defense Collage (NDC) of Pakistan, Marrakish, Morocco, October 2006
21. Participant and presented a paper on Sikh-Muslim Relations in International Seminar on Sikh-Muslim Relations, organized by Pakistan Sikh Gurdawara Parbhandak Committee, Lahore (15 June 2006)
22. Resource Person, Regional Workshop on Restructuring of the State and Sustainability of Democracy in South Asia, Organized by Nepal Center for Contemporary Studies (NCC), Katmandu, 16 February-24 February 2006.
23. Panelist, East-West Center Regional Conference on “Building South Asian Community”, New Delhi, November 2005. Made presentation on “Pakistani Perspective on Peace Process”.
24. Speaker, Workshop on Pak-China Relations, Chinese Institute of Contemporary International Relations (CICIR), Beijing, August 2005, (Presented a paper on “Pakistan-China Bilateral Relations: Current Assessment and Future Prospects,”)
25. Speaker, Workshop on Counter-Terrorism, Shanghai Institute of International Studies (SIIS), Shanghai, August, 2005, (presented a paper on “Pakistan-China Cooperation in Counter-Terrorism)”
26. Organized and participated in Workshop on Nuclear Proliferation Treaty (NPT), jointly organized by Islamabad Policy Research Institute and Norwegian Institute of International Affairs (NUPI), Islamabad, March 2005, (presented a paper on CTBT)
27. Paper Presenter, Workshop on Kashmir: New Voices New Perspectives, organized by International Peace Academy, New York and Department of Defence and Strategic Studies, University of Singapore, Singapore, January 2005, (presented a paper on “ Kashmir Study Group Proposal; Prospects of Implementation,”
28. Paper Presenter, Regional Workshop on United States-Asia Relations, Organized by Asia Foundation, Dhaka, February 2004, (presented a paper on “Pakistan-US Security Relations”)
29. Participated in International Conference of Social Scientists, New Delhi, July 2001, Organized by Indian Social Council. Presented a paper on “Pak-India Relations: New Perspectives,”
30. Conflict and Cooperation in South Asia: International Conference organized by Islamabad Policy Research Institute, Islamabad, December 9-10, 2003, Prepared the Seminar Report
31. Emerging Geo-strategic Trends and Options for the Developing Countries, International Conference organized by Area Study Center for Europe, Karachi University, Karachi, September 16-17, 2003.
32. Presented a Paper on “American Unilateralism and European Colonialism: A Comparative StudyParticipated in South Asian Conference of Social Scientists, July 2001, New Delhi (India). The Conference was organized by the Indian Council of Social Sciences as a run up to the Pak India (Agra) Summit, held in July 2001.
33. Seminar on’ National Strategy for Poverty Alleviation,” organized by Planning Commission, Government of Pakistan, May ZOO I, Islamabad.
34. Participated as UNESCO Consultant in 7 Day Workshop Gender Issues in Reproductive Health, organized by Asian Institute for Development Communication (Aidcom), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, February, 2001.
35. Final Workshop on UNESCO Inter Regional Project on Socio Cultural Factors Affecting Demographic Behaviour, Paris, December, 2000.
36. Participated in One Day Workshop on “Conjective Water Management: Socio Cultural Issues, organized by International Water Management Institute (IWMI), Lahore, July 2000.
37. Participated in National Conference on Population, organized by Population Association of Pakistan, Karachi, October 2000. Presented a paper on Urbanization in Pakistan: A Case Study of Socio Cultural Factors.
38. Participated ‘ as a Discussant in 4’h Conference on American Studies in Pakistan, organized by Area Study Center for Africa, North and South America, Q A University, Islamabad, November, 5 6,1999.
39. Participated and made a Presentation on The Concept and Methods of Qualitative Research, International Seminar on Socio Cultural Research, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, October 1999.
40. UNESCO Sub Regional Conference on,” Socio Cultural Research, “Islamabad, September 13 16, 1999.
41. UNESCO One Day Seminar on Socio Cultural Factors Affecting Demographic Behavior,” Lahore, September 10, 1999.
42. Participated in 2 Day Seminar on,” Poverty Alleviation”, organized by Planning Commission of Pakistan, Islamabad, April. 1999.
43. Participated and presented a Paper on,” Terrorism: A Regional Perspective” in International Seminar on,” Terrorism, Narco Terrorism and Global Peace,” organized by the University of Sindh, Jamshoro, June 2 4, 1999.
44. Participated and presented a Paper on, “Colonial Legacy and Political System of Pakistan,” in International Conference Colonialism To Globalization: The Legacy of Vasco de Gamma, organized by Indian Social Institute, New Delhi, February, 1998.
45. Participated and presented a Paper on,” Pakistan’s Foreign Policy in the 21st” Century,” held under the auspices of Institute of Regional Studies, Islamabad, December 1997.
46. Participated and presented a Paper on,” Democratization and Political Stability,” in National Seminar Democracy and Political Stability, organized by FRIENDS, Lahore, August 1997.
47. Participated and Presented a Paper on,”: Canada and South Asia: A Cold War Perspective,” in National Seminar on Canada To day, organized by Area Study Center for Africa, North and South America, Q A University, Islamabad, May, 1996.
48. Participated and presented a Paper on,” Pakistan, India and Kashmir,” organized by Quaid e Azarn Chair,Q A University, Islamabad, May, 1996 Institutions affiliated with.
49. Participated and presented a paper on, Pakistan’s Relations with Central Asian States,” in National Conference on Pakistan and Central Asia, Organized by Karachi, University, Karachi, June, 1994.
50. Participated and presented a Paper on,” The End of Cold War and Democracy in Pakistan.” In South Asian Political Science Conference, Katmandu, Nepal, 1991.
51. Participated and presented a Paper on, “Islamic Revolution of Iran: a view from Pakistan, in Seminar on Imam Khomeini and Islamic world, Tehran, June, 1990.
52. Participated and presented a Paper on,” Pakistan’s Perceptions of Peace and Security in the Persian Gulf,” in Seminar on Security in the Persian Gulf Area, organized by the Institute of Strategic Studies, Islamabad, 1987.
53. Participated and presented a Paper on,” Security in the Persian Gulf,” in Seminar on, Pakistan United States Relations, organized by Area Study Center for Africa, North and South America, Q A University, Islamabad, August, l983.
54. Participated and presented a Paper on,’ Pakistan and Regional Cooperation in South Asia,” in Seminar on Regional Cooperation in South Asia; Problems and Prospects, organized by The daily Muslim, Islamabad, April, 1982. Presented a Paper on “Regional Cooperation in South Asia-Pakistan’s Perspective.”

Discussant, participant in Radio/TV Programs on national and international issues/current affairs Regular contributor of articles on national, regional and international issues in the leading (English) dailies of Pakistan. Regular columnist in Dunya newspaper (Urdu), Lahore

Books

1. Making Borders Irrelevant in Kashmir with PR Chari, Hasan-Askari Rizvi [et.all], US Institute of Peace (USIP), Washington. A joint project of US Institute of Peace and Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies (IPCS), New Delhi, 2009
2. Pakistan’s Policy Towards Arab-Israel Conflict, (Karachi: Royal Book Company, 1995
3. Perspectives on Current Affairs, (Lahore: Progressive Publishers, 1994)
4. Scramble for the Indian Ocean, (Lahore: Progressive Publishers, 1974)

Papers/Article

1. “Impact of China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)
2. on People-to-People Contacts”, Minhas Majeed Khan, Ahmad Rashid Malik, Saira Ejaz and Umme Farwa, China-Pakistan Economic Corridor-A Game Changer, (Islamabad: Institute of Strategic Studies, 2016, pp. 14-34
3. “Ethno-Nationalist Movements in Europe: Impact on Immigration,” Journal of European Studies, Vol, 31, No,1, January, 2015 Area Study Centre, University of Karachi, Karachi
4. “National Integration and Harmony: the role of Political Parties”, Proceedings of the National Conference on “Issues of National Integration and Harmony in Pakistan”, March 17-18, 2014 Department of Peace and Conflict Studies, National Defence University, Islamabad,
5. Economic Cooperation among SAARC Countries, Political Constraints, Proceedings of the Conference on “Towards an Asian Century: Future of Economic Cooperation in SAARC Countries, November, 2013
6. “Pakistan and China: Cooperation in Counter-Terrorism,” Strategic Studies, Institute of Strategic Studies, Islamabad, Winter 2012-Summer 2013
7. “The Role of Observers in SAARC,” IPRI Journal, Volume IX, Number 2, Summer, 2009 Islamabad Policy Research Institute, Islamabad
8. “Pakistan-India Peace Process: An Assessment,” IPRI Journal, Vol. IX, Number 1, Winter, 2009, Islamabad Policy Research Institute, Islamabad
9. “Pakistan-India Trade: Route to Inter-regional and Intra-regional connectivity,” IPRI, Journal, Summer, 2008, Vol.VIII, Number 2
10. “Implementing Kashmir Study Group (KSG) Proposal” IPRI Journal, Vol.VIII, Winter 2008, Number 1, Islamabad Policy Research Institute, Islamabad
11. “Pakistan and NATO.” Senate of Pakistan, Report of the Foreign Relations Committee, September 2007
12. “Sir Creek: The Origin and Development of the dispute between Pakistan and India” (IPRI Journal, July 2007)
13. “Indo-US Nuclear Deal: Implications for the region” IPRI Journal, Vol.VII, Number 1, Winter 2007, Islamabad Policy Research Institute, Islamabad
14. “Pakistani Federation: Need for Restructuring,”” Nepali Journal of Contemporary Studies,” Vol.6, No.1, March 2005 Nepali Centre for Contemporary Studies, Katmandu
15. “NFC (National Finance Commission of Pakistan) Controversy: A broader perspective,” IPRI Journal, Islamabad Policy Research Institute, Islamabad, Summer 2005
16. “FATA (Federally Administered Areas of Pakistan): Political developments since 1947, Proceedings of National Conference on FATA, Organized jointly by IPRI and Hanns Seidel Foundation, Munich Germany, September 2004
17. “Comparative Study of the Manifestos of Major Political Parties of Pakistan in Elections 2002”, IPRI Journal, Islamabad Policy Research Institute, Islamabad, Vol. III, Winter 2003, Number I
18. “Political Restructuring and Transition to Democracy1999-2002”, IPRI Journal, Vol.III, Spring 2004, Number I, Islamabad Policy Research Institute, Islamabad
19. “Socio Cultural Trends and Demographic Behaviour in Pakistan,” in ed. Sabiha Syed, Cultures of Populations: Population Growth and Sustainable Development, (Paris, UNESCO, 2001)
20. “Urbanization in Pakistan: the Socio Cultural Context,” in Pakistan’s Population Problems in 21st Century, proceedings of the International Conference on Pakistan’s Population Problems, Karachi, October 24 26, 2000,
21. “Colonial Legacy and Political System of Pakistan: Continuation of Colonial, Political, Economic and Other Systems,” Al Syassa: A Journal of Politics, Society and Culture, Department of Political Science, Punjab University, Lahore, Summer 2000.
22. “Political Stability and Democracy in Pakistan,” National Development and Security), Quarterly Journal, FRIENDS, Islamabad, November, 1997.
23. “Pakistan, India and Kashmir,” Journal of Political Science, Government College, Lahore, Vol. XIX, Summer/Winter, 1996.
24. “Pakistan India Trade Relations”, Regional Studies, Institute of Regional Studies, Islamabad, Vol. X111, No. 1, 1995.
25. “Pakistan’s Relations With Central Asian Republics: Problems and Prospects, ” BISS, Journal of Bangladesh Institute of International and Strategic Studies, Dhaka, Vi. 15 No. 1, 1994.
26. ‘Palestinian Problem and Muslims of South Asia,’ Research Journal, Research Society of Pakistan, Punjab University, Lahore, Vol. XXIX, No. 3, July, 1992.
27. “The End of the Cold War and Democracy in Pakistan,” in ed. Baral, Lok Raj, South Asia: Democracy and Road Ahead, (Kathmandu, Political Science Association of Nepal, 1992).
28. Libya in the Middle East Strategy,” Journal of Research (Humanities), University of the Punjab, Lahore, Vol. XXV, February, 1992.
29. “Pakistan’s Perceptions of Peace and Security in the Persian Gulf,” Strategic Studies, Institute of Strategic Studies, Islamabad, No.2, Winter, 1987.
30. “China’s Policy Toward South Asia: A Comparative Perspective,” Regional Studies, Institute of Regional Studies, Islamabad, No. 1, Winter, 1986 87.
31. “International Assistance for Afghan Refugees,” Pakistan Horizon, Pakistan Institute of International Affairs, Karachi, No. 1, 1985.
32. ‘Pakistan, India and Regional Cooperation in South Asia”, Pakistan Horizon, Pakistan Institute of International Affairs, Karachi, No. 3, 1983.
33. “Security in the Persian Gulf’, Khan, Rais Ahmad, ed., Pakistan United States Relations, (Islamabad, Area Study Center for Africa, North and South America, Quaid-I Azam University, Islamabad (1983).
34. “India’s Indian Ocean Policy: Origin and Development,” Strategic Studies, Institute of Strategic Studies, Islamabad, No. 4, Summer, 1983.
35. “Strategic Role of the Indian Ocean During the Second World War,” Pakistan Horizon, Pakistan Institute of International Affairs, Karachi, No. 2, 1982.
36. “lqbal, Pakistan and Islamic Solidarity,” (Urdu), ed, Tabassam Kashmiri, Iqbal: Concept of Nationality and Pakistan,” (Lahore, Maktiba Aalia, 1977).
37. “Problem of Nagaland,” Seminar Papers, Center for South Asian studies, Punjab University, Lahore, 1975.
38. Scramble for the Indian Ocean, (Lahore, Progressive Publishers, 1974).
39. “Strategy in the Indian Ocean,” Pakistan Horizon, Pakistan Institute of International Affairs, Karachi, 1965.

• “South Asian security: continuity and transformation,’ a chapter for a book on: South Asian security issues, to be published by Strategic Vision Institute, Islamabad.
• Crisis in the Middle East-strategic dimension, commissioned by National Defence University (NDU), Islamabad for Special Issue of Margalla Papers
• Migration, urbanization and security-A case study of Karachi, a paper to be presented at next Population Association of Pakistan (PAP) Conference in Lahore, December, 2017

Government and Politics in Pakistan ( Political and Constitutional Development, Governance, Centre-Province Relations, Political Parties, Water Issue), Political Systems of South Asian Countries, Peace Research, Pakistan-India Peace Process, Defense and security issues (Indian Ocean, Persian Gulf Middle East and Central Asia), Population, socio-cultural research, Research Methodology, Local Government, environmental issues, Gender issues and Reproductive Health

PhD (Politics & International Relations
International Islamic University Islamabad
Master of Arts in Political Science (M. A.)
Islamia University, Bahawalpur
4-Year Diploma in Homeopathic Medicine System (D. H. M. S.)
Multan Homeopathic Medical College, Multan
French Language Certificate (F.L.C.)
University of the Punjab, Lahore
Primary Teaching Certificate (P. T. C.)
Elementary Teachers Training College, Muzaffar Garh
Certificate in Commerce (C.Com.)
Government Commercial Training Institute, Muzaffar Garh

SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS

• Presented Research paper  in International Conference in Gdansk, Poland in “Academy of Economics and International Relations” Pakistan’s role in Middle eastern Security” ( May 2008)
• Participated in a one day Teachers Training workshop [Creative and innovative teaching skills] for the Faculty of UMT on February 22, 2008
• Participated in a 2 day Teachers Training workshop for the Faculty of IMT/UMT, organized by IMT/UMT, on December 24, 25, 2002
• Participated in a 3-day Training Workshop on March 27-29, 2001 on the Report Writing Skills organized by Sustainable Development Policy Institute, Islamabad, Pakistan
• Participated in a 1-day Seminar on March 08, 1997 on the Economic Agenda Before New Government of Pakistan organized by Institute of Policy Studies, Islamabad, Pakistan
• Participated in a 1-day Seminar on March 06, 1997 on How to Revive Our Economy organized by the Lahore Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Lahore, Pakistan
• Organized as Member Executive Committee and Member Research Advisory Committee, a 2-day countrywide Business Leadership Seminar 1997 on December 15-16 [ILM/UMT} at Pearl Continental Hotel, Lahore. Governor Punjab, Mr. Shahid Hamid, inaugurated the Seminar while and Federal Minister and Chief Coordinator Prime Minister’s Programme 2010, Mr. Ahsan Iqbal was the Chief Guest. 68 speakers presented their research papers, empirical findings, case studies, etc. in 18 Research Sessions participated by 600 delegates.
• Attended a 1-day Business Communication Skills Workshop organized by Institute of Leadership and Management, Lahore in May 1997.
• Organized as Member Executive, a 2-day International Business Conference on September 19-20, 1995 at Al-Hamra and Avari Hotel, Lahore. President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Sardar Farooq Ahmad Khan Leghari, inaugurated the Conference. MOU’s worth 800 million USD were signed in this mega event amongst the 250 delegates from 23 countries around the globe. The total number of participants tolled to 550.
• Participated in a 3-day Seminar in July 1992 on the Foreign Policy of Pakistan in 90’s organized by Institute of Policy Studies, Islamabad, Pakistan
• Participated in a 10-days Training Camp organized by World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY), K.S.A. & International Syed Maudoodi Educational Research Institute (ISMIERI), Pakistan, on August 14-23, 1987

TEACHING EXPERIENCEaughtat at Minhaj University to the students of M.Phil IR

• Taught Pakistan Studies to the students of BBA , BS Computer Sciences and BS Electrical engineering at National University FAST Lahore.
• Taught History of Diplomacy of Muslim world to the students of M.Phil ( political Science, University of the Punjab, Lahore)
• Taught Muslim Political Thought to the students of BS Politics & IR at International Islamic University Islamabad, in 2010
• Taught Pakistan and Islamic Studies to the students of BBA at Mohammad Ali Jinnah University Islamabad ( January to May 2010)
• Taught Pakistan Studies at Pakistan Institute of Fashion and Design, Lahore[Feb 2009 April 2010]
• Taught Business Ethics in Hailey College of Commerce, University of the Punjab , Lahore[October 2008 to June 2010]
• Teaching “International Organizations” & “Diplomatic History of Muslim World” [Post graduate Diploma in International Affairs] University of the Punjab, Lahore since January 2007.
• Taught Islamic History at UMT, Lahore from 2006 to todate
• Taught “Islam and Personality “ & “ Islam Society and Systems” at UMT, Lahore from May 2001 to August 2007 to the Students of BCS,BTTM,BBA, BECS and B.Com
• Taught Pakistan Studies at UMT, Lahore from May 2001 to 2009 to the Students of BCS,BTTM,BBA, BECS and B.Com
• Taught Modern History at UMT, Lahore  to BBA students from August 2002to 2006
• Taught Sociology at UMT, Lahore to BBA students from August to November 2002
• Taught English Language courses to primary classes at Jame-ul-Uloom Kindergarten Public School, Multan during Session 1986-87
• Taught English Language courses to primary classes at Oxford Public High School, Muzaffargarh, during Session 1987-88
• Taught English Language courses to secondary classes at Tameer -e- Seerat Model College, Lahore, during Session 1993-94
• Taught Basic English Language courses to foreign non-native students at International Syed Maudoodi Educational Research Institute (ISMIERI), Lahore, during Session 1996

TEACHING [ EXAMINATION AND PAPER SETTING] EXPERIENCE

Paper Setter/Examiner of MA Political Science for the years of   2006 & 2007 [Lahore College for Women University, Lahore]

External Assessor of MA Political Science [Part I] for the year of 2007, University of Gujrat

Sub Examiner of MA/ BA Political Science, 2008. University of The Punjab, Lahore

TEACHING [ Faculty Development] EXPERIENCE

Consultancy for the Development of faculty of Islamic Studies for University of Gujarat [ 2006 ]

As Research Associate had been involved in:

• Contributing to the development, maintenance and regular updation of various research databases, including:
• Muslim World Infobase__ Comprising of key profiles and economic indicators of all OIC countries and the Muslim World.

• Corporate Network Database__ Comprising of 10,000 addresses and profiles of corporate leaders and organizational reports
• Supervising Industry Review section of the Research and Development Department of ILM engaged in periodic analysis and publication of research reports on various sectors of economy;
• Data collection, data processing, data classification, and data analysis for ILM publications;

Books

• Arakani Muslmanoo Ki Jidojahad-e-Azadi
  (Freedom Struggle of Arakani Muslims)
  Saneha-e-Bosnia
• (Bosnian Tragedy)
  Muqadma-e-Bosnia
  (The Bosnia Case)
• Chechnya Kay Sarfroosh
  (The Chechen Gallants)
  Video Generation

BOOKS UNDER PROCESS

•   Updation of  Gharailu Encyclopedia ( Urdu Science Board, Pakistan)

ARTICLES

• More than 300 articles on Foreign, International Relations, Economics, Culture, Politics.

CONFERENCE PAPERS

• Why inter civilization dialogue is imperative for global existential crisis?
  (World Congress on Islamic Systems 2011, Malaysia, Conference was held on November 28^th to 30^th 2011)

• Presented Research paper  in International Conference in Gdansk, Poland in “Academy of Economics and International Relations” Pakistan’s role in Middle eastern Security”(May 2008)

• A Comprehensive Report on the Pharmaceutical Industry of Pakistan (PP-235) covering all aspects and dimensions of the issue, policy perspectives, comparative analysis, and global scenario.
• A Comprehensive Report on the Software Development Industry of Pakistan (PP-200) covering all aspects and dimensions of the issue, policy perspectives, comparative analysis, Regional and global scenario.

• Translated several Articles from English to Urdu which published in “ Maghrib Aur Islam” a quarterly Magazine of Institute of Policy Studies Islamabad
• Recently Translated an American Government Report into Urdu[ Changing Minds Winning peace: A new Strategic Direction For U.S. Public Diplomacy In The Arab & Muslim World]
• Translated Articles from Washington Post
• Translated Articles from Weekly Economist London
• Translated Articles from Readers Digest
• Report of the Advisory Group on Public Diplomacy for the Arab and Muslim World [S. House of Representatives]

Note: Samples can be provided on demand

BOSNIA:  AN INTEREST ARCHIVE

• First ever article about Bosnia in August 1991 published in the Pakistan based largest International Urdu Daily, The Jang, Lahore
• First ever book on the Bosnian issue in Pakistan
• More than 100 articles about Bosnia and East European Muslim Minorities in the widely acclaimed, internationally acknowledged, and largely circulated dailies and periodicals
• Delivered several lectures about Bosnia in various Colleges and Universities during 1992-97

• Visited UAE February 2014
• Visited France May 2008
• Visited Belgium May 2008
• Visited Germany May 2008
• Visited Poland in May 2008 to attend a conference and deliver Lecture in Academy of Economics and International relations, Gdansk, Poland
• Visited Iran in 2005 to write a book on Pak-Iran relations
• Visited Bosnia Herzegovina, in 1998 to write a book about Bosnia-Post War Bosnia and its Future
• Visited Turkey, United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia in 1998.
• Visited China twice during 1992 and 1995 to study the socio-economic and geo-political conditions in China and peculiarly observe the interests and issues of Muslim Minorities
• Visited Iran in 1993to study the post-revolutionary Iranian society and its regional impact

1. I had current Affairs Radio Programs in Mid 80s on State Run Radio “ Radio Pakistan, Multan”
2. Discussion about “Pak-Iran Relations after 9/11” on Iran’s TV “Jam-e-Jum” in Urdu Service. A 20 minutes live program in November 13, 2005.
3. “History of Muslim league from 1933 to 1940” [ A panel Discussion] Pakistan’s state run TV channel “PTV World” , January 17,2007
4. “ Rule of Law “ [ A panel Discussion ] private TV channel of Pakistan “Royal TV” Mid of August 2007
5. “ Killing of Benazir , Pakistan’s Strategic Assets and Security of Pakistan”
   [A panel Discussion] private TV channel of Pakistan “Royal TV” Mid of January 2008
6. “Suicide Attacks in Pakistan”
   [A panel Discussion] private TV channel of Pakistan “Royal TV” March, 16, 2008.
7. Live Studio Program regarding death of Nusrat Bhutto on October 24, 2011 at Star Asia News TV Channel
8. Live studio program about the Elections in Tunisia at Channel 5 News on October 26,2011
9. Several Live participation on Phone Beepers in different programs of Royal TV, Star Asia News, Channel 5 ,CNBC , BBC Urdu ( Express News, Pakistan) and ARY Q during 2012-2014.

Ph. D Scholar,
Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, (Thesis Submitted)
M. A. (International Relations)
School for Advanced International Studies (SAIS),
John Hopkins University, Washington, D.C.
M. A. (Economics)
University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan.
B. A
Forman Christian College, University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan.

 Teaching

• July 2018 – to-date, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, University of Central Punjab, Lahore,
• October 2014 – July 2018, Principal Lecturer, Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, (Courses Taught: Principles of Economics, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, International Business, International Relations, Conflict Management and Dispute Resolution, Survey of South Asia, Law, Politics and Society, Pakistan Studies)
• February 2001 – Feb. 2003, and November 2006 – April 2008, Foreign Service Academy, Islamabad
• Visiting Faculty Member, Economics Department, Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad. For Fall-2001 (Political Economy), Spring-2002 (Environmental Economics) and Fall 2002 (Political Economy).
• Visiting Faculty Member, Defence & Diplomatic Studies Program, Fatima Jinnah Women University, Rawalpindi. For Fall-2001 (Diplomacy), Spring 2002 (Geo- Economics), Fall 2002 (Diplomacy), Spring 2007 (International Organizations) and Fall 2008 (Geo-economics). Taught undergraduate class in Spring 2002, a subject titled Globalization.
• Visiting Faculty Member, Department of Political Science and International Relations, International Islamic University, Islamabad, For Spring 2002 (International Organizations), Spring 2007 (Political Economy) and Spring 2009 ( Theories of International Relations)
• Institute of Management, PMAS Arid Agriculture University, Rawalpindi, Fall 2007, (Negotiations and conflict Management)
• 1978 – March 1980, Lecturer, Department of Economics, Bahauddin Zakaria University, Multan, Pakistan.
• 1978 – Dec. 1978, Lecturer (part time), Department of Economics, University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan. (Courses Taught: Labor Economics)

Pakistan’s diplomatic missions abroad

• Ambassador of Pakistan to Kyrgyzstan, June 2013 – April 2014
• Ambassador of Pakistan to Senegal with Concurrent Accreditation to Gambia, Cape Verde, Guinea Bissau, Guinea, Ivory Coast and Sierra Leone. August 2009-June 2013
• Minister / Deputy Head of Mission, Embassy of Pakistan, Moscow, Feb. 2003 – Oct. 2006
• Counselor, Embassy of Pakistan, Riyadh, September 1998 – November 2000
• Consul, Consulate General of Pakistan, Jeddah, Feb. 1997- August 1998
• Counselor, Embassy of Pakistan, Copenhagen, Sept. 1994 – Feb. 1997
• Third Secretary, Embassy of Pakistan, Kuwait. July 1983 – Feb. 1987

Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Islamabad, Pakistan

• Director General, (Economic Coordination), March 2009-August 2009
• Director General, (East Asia and Pacific), May 2008 – February 2009
• Director, Foreign Service Academy, Islamabad, November 2006 – April 2008
• Director, Foreign Service Academy, Islamabad, Feb. 2001 – Feb. 2003
• December 2000 – January 2001, Director (Arab Affairs).
• 1992 – Sept. 1994. Director, (United Nations)
• Director, (Afghanistan) February 1989 – August 1990..
• Desk Officer, Responsible for Personnel and Administrative matters of the Officers of the Ministry and Missions abroad, March 1987 – June 1988
• Desk Officer, Middle East and China, Nov. 1980 – Aug. 1981

1. Civil Services Academy, Lahore, (Public Administration) April – Nov. 1980
2. Foreign Service Training Institute, Islamabad, Sept. 1981- June 1982 Concentration included Diplomacy, International Relations and International Organizations, International Economics, Protocol Practices and Arabic.
3. Al-Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt. (Arabic Language) Sept. 1982- June 1983
4. United Nations. Geneva, New York, Disarmament Fellow. July 1988- Nov. 1988, Research paper submitted on ‘Confidence Building Measures and South Asia’
5. United Nations. Center for Human Rights, Workshop on Human Rights, Jan. 24-28, 1993, Jakarta, Indonesia.
6. Islamic Development Bank. Jeddah, Seminar on WTO, June 1997.
7. 33^rd NIPA Advanced Management Course, NIPA, Peshawar. July-October 2002
8. Capacity Building Program in Diplomatic Training, 4-15 June 2007, Clingendael Institute, The Hague, Netherlands

1. Youth Employment in Pakistan. Journal of Research, University of the Punjab, Lahore, 1978.
2. Population of Pakistan, Problems and Prospects. Pakistan Administration, Pakistan Administrative Staff College, Lahore, 1979.
3. Rural Development Programs in Pakistan, An Analysis. Journal of Research, University of the Punjab, Lahore, 1979.
4. Interest Free Economy: Paper presented in a Seminar at the B.Z. University Multan, 1979
5. Political Economy of Fiscal Policy in Pakistan, Journal of Lahore School of Economics, Fall 2003.
6. Diversity in Action: India Pakistan Conflict Resolution in Post Cold War Period (1990-2002), in ‘Pakistan’, Institute of Oriental Studies, Moscow, Russia, 2005
7. Terrorism Engulfs Pakistan: A study of the growth of internal terrorism in Pakistan, 1972-92, in ‘Pakistan’, Institute of Oriental Studies, Moscow, Russia, 2005
8. Disaster Management: UN and International Organizations, Paper presented at a Seminar arranged by the International Relations Department, Karachi University, 2009
9. Articles in “Global Age”, Lahore, in Issues from 2016 – 2017
10. Environment Degradation in Pakistan, A case for Air Quality,
11. CPEC
12. Macroeconomic Stability in Pakistan
13. Free (but not Fair) Trade Agreements by Pakistan
14. Political Violence in Pakistan

Masters in International Politics
(Distinction) School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, United Kingdom
Bachelors (Honors) in Social Science and Economics (High Merit)
Lahore University of Management Sciences, Lahore, Pakistan
Advanced ‘A’ Levels
Lahore Grammar School, Defence

University of Central Punjab
Lecturer in Politics and International Relations

Khalid and Khalid – Talent Recruitment International
Research Consultant (Full Time/Part Time)

• Provided internal advice on potential candidates for a specific role
• Researched and collated information on new client prospects in local and international target markets
• Analyzed and created databases of suitable candidates
• Maintained regular interaction with the Managing partners and provided Advisory services on HR related issues such as training, recruitment
• and handling employee and client queries
• Prepared and updated Employee Manual adhering to and complying with company policies
• Developed long term relationships with clients by building an understanding of their requirements and business culture and catering to their hiring needs

Volunteer work at Maternity and Child Welfare Association of Pakistan

• Designed and published pamphlets to increase health awareness in remote areas of Lahore and Faisalabad among women and children
• Organized trips to these areas and conducted meetings and information sessions

Assistant LUMS

• Developed quizzes and assignments for students
• Helped with assignment grading and uploading results on Student Course Registration System
• Handled student queries during regular office hours
• Conducted Tutorials on writing better Research papers

Masters Dissertation exploring the genealogy of colonialism in the international system. The project investigated how knowledge is created about developing countries and then used to formulate policies aimed at their development based upon neo-colonial ideals and beliefs.

• Presented to a panel of academics and an audience of over 100 graduate and undergraduate students
• Received grade of Distinction
• Project archived in SOAS Library Dissertation Samples