Placement Brochure 2011-12

Department of Social work.

Bhagat Phool Singh Mahila Vishwavidyalaya

Khanpur Kalan(Sonepat), Haryana

www.bpswomenuniversity.ac.in

A Tribute

Bhagat Phool Singh ji, born on 24 March 1885, in a peasant family at village Mahra, district Sonipat,

Bhagat Phool Singhji was by all standards a noble soul. After his schooling, he joined the Government

Service as a Patwari (revenue official) but left it after a short stint, with a mission to emancipate and

empower the weak, vulnerable and suffering humanity living in villages. His main focus was on women

education. He was a visionary in the real sense and the maker of modern Haryana. He propagated love,

compassion, peace and understanding until the enemies of these noble values cut short his life and

assassinated him on 14th August 1942.

The legacy of Bhagat Phool Singhji continued with his daughter Subhashini ji (1914-2003) taking over the

reigns of ‘The Gurukul’. Acknowledging her commitment to the upliftment of women, the Government of

India conferred on Subhashini ji the Padama Shri award in 1976 for Social Work.

Vision

BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya’s vision is to make a profound difference in the lives of women by

empowering them to attain their full potential through the pursuit of knowledge, acquisition of skills,

development of character and self esteem, and recognition of their rights and responsibilities.

VC’s Message

Dear Employer

Our university aims at enabling women to take on the challenges in a diverse range of new and emerging

areas of knowledge. BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya makes special efforts to provide them with unique

opportunities for learning in an environment which is conducive to the pursuit of knowledge, acquisition of

skills, development of character, self esteem and recognition of rights and responsibilities so as to empower

them to serve the society. All these specialties make our university ‘A university with a difference’.

Master of Social Work is one of our premier programmes, which aptly translates the objectives of our

university. The programme is unique in the sense that it not only imparts academic knowledge of the

discipline but also compliments it with an intensive field work. Our Social work curriculum leaves no

stone unturned in inculcating the required skills in preparing the students to face the challenges of the

development domain in the days to come. The Faculty of Social work Department has been carefully hand

picked and is continuously marching towards better learning and development of confidence, enthusiasm,

and attitude in budding professionals. The students are exposed to the outside world through series of

lectures from eminent experts both from India and abroad. The Department is shortly going to sign MOUs

with universities in USA and UK.

I take this opportunity to express my gratitude to all the organizations, who have been recruiting our

students for different positions. We have with us young professionals who are passionate, different, and

effective at their task. I invite you to visit our campus and interact with our students and faculty for

placement in your organization. Moreover, the rural girls of our university have been pursuing higher

education with single minded devotion and sincerity, which is generally not found in students belonging to

big cities. I am confident that our students shall prove their worth beyond your expectations and continue

to display the high professional and human values that we try to inculcate in them.

Dr. Mrs. Pankaj Mittal

From the desk of the HOD BPS Women’s University is one of the leading institutions for educating and empowering women through formal education process. Department of social work is anchoring the process of developing the women leaders in the field of social work and development. We are preparing the leaders in the field of social development to work as a development professional in Government, NGOs, academic institutions, bilateral and multilateral organization. We assess the current requirement in the field of social development through workshop, seminars and other interactions. It provides the base for modifying the teaching methodology and course curriculum in accordance with the current situation. Much qualified and experienced faculty are adding values to shape the young women professional with multi dimensional knowledge to compete with the current development challenges at national as well as global level. The objective of the placement cell and brochure are to establish an interface with different agencies and students for having first hand experience about the profile of institute, students and agencies responsible for carrying out the development activities across the country. We produce twenty seven bright young women professional to work with these agencies and add the value to the current development profile. I take this opportunity to express my gratitude to all the organizations who have been recruiting our students for different positions in the past. I am hopeful that this batch of our student would be helpful in your all project related endeavor as young women development professional I as a Head of Department of Social work wish for fruitful placement interaction between you and our students. Manju Panwar HOD, Dept of Social Work. BPS Mahila Vishwavidhalaya, Khanpur Kalan, Sonipat Haryana

Contents

Sr. No. Topic Page No.

SECTION-I

The University

1. The Genesis

2. BPS Tree

3. BPS milestones achieved.

4. Unique Facilities

SECTION-II.

The Department

1. The History

2. Vision

3. Facilities

4. The programme offered

5. Academic Excellence

6. Extension lectures

7. Workshop/Seminar

8. Faculty

9. Reinforcement Activities

SECTION-III

1 Profile of the students

SECTION IV

1. Agencies for Block & Summer Placement

2. Response Sheet

Section –I

The University

The Genesis

Bhagat Phool Singh Mahila Vishwavidyalaya is the manifestation of the dream seen by the legendary,

saintly figure Bhagat Phool Singh ji, 90 years ago in 1919. The seed sown in pre- independence era has

grown into a fully bloomed tree sprouting its branches towards empowerment and emancipation of girls.

Emulating the Philosophical dynamics of Arya Samaj, a Gurukul was established in 1919 at Bhainswal

Kalan, a small sleepy village, about 10 kilometers from Gohana, a sub-division of district Sonipat. It was

christened as Gurukul Bhainswal. Bhagat Phool Singh ji was a visionary; he could sense the importance of

girl’s education and consequently established another Gurukul, exclusively for girls at Khanpur Kalan in

1936. Notwithstanding the vehement opposition to Bhagat Phool Singhji’s endeavor to educate girls,

Gurukul Khanpur Kalan, turned out to be a ‘Mecca’ for girls’ education. Barring few non progressive

sections of society, everybody including the eminent personalities like Sir Chhotu Ram of that time helped

in evolving Gurukul Khanpur Kalan into a centre of excellence for girls’ education. Shri Bhupinder Singh

Hooda , the Chief Minister of Haryana has extraordinary interest in women’s Education and upgraded the

erstwhile Gurukul to the status of a University exclusively for women in August 2006, the first Women

University in North India.

The University is the first Women University in North India and the only women, rural, multi faculty,

residential University in the country providing education from KG to PhD level. The University has been

granted 12 (B) status by the UGC in a record time of two years of its establishment and grant of Rs 12.5

Crores had been allocated during XI Plan by UGC.

BPS Tree

1919 Gurukul at Bhainswal Kalan

1936 Kanya Gurukul at Khanpur Kalan

1967 BPS Memorial Girls College, Khanpur Kalan

1968 BPS College of Education, Khanpur Kalan

1973 MSM Ayurvedic Collage, Khanpur Kalan

1984 BPS Maqhila Polytechnic, Khanpur Kalan

1999 TIG Bhainswal Kalan

2003 PSD Girls Law Collage, Khanpur Kalan

2006 Bhagat Phool Singh Mahila Vishwavidyalaya, Khanpur Kalan

BPS Milestones

1. First Women University in North India.

2. The only women, rural, multi faculty, residential university in the country providing education from

KG to PhD.

3. The Logo of the university was released by the Honorable Governor and chief Minister of Haryana on

11.06.2008 at Raj Bhawan, Chandigarh.

4. About 300 acres of additional land has been given to the University by the Government of Haryana on

25.06.2008.

5. The University has been allocated Rs. 12.5 Crores as XI Plan Grants from UGC.

6. The university has been granted 12(B) status by the UGC in a record time of two years of its

establishment.

7. BPSMV has been selected as nodal university by United Nation Global Fund for training for AIDS for

the State of Haryana.

8. Association of Commonwealth University has covered BPSMV in its Capacity Magazine, circulated in

all Commonwealth countries.

9. First Indian university to establish a department of Human resource Management.

10. Two teaching Blacks, three Hostels, University Guest House and the Campus School have been

constructed equipped with the ultra modern facilities.

11. Youngest university in India to get the Academic Staff Collage from UGC.

12. UGC has sanctioned a Computer centre for the University.

13. Smt. Sonia Gandhi, President, Indian National Congress visited the University on 01.03.2009 for

laying the foundation stone of the Medical Collage for girls which is under construction on war footing.

14. A state-of- the art Herbal Garden is under construction covering and area of 50 acres.

15. A Pharmacy Collage has been established at Bhainswal Kalan, the South Campus of the University.

16. The Institute of Polytechnic has been awarded ISO Certificate 9001-2008 on 5.2.2009.

17. PhD programmes in various subjects have been launched.

18. Shri. Rahul Gandhi, General Secretary, Indian National Congress visited the University on 24.12.2009

for interacting with the students.

19. The University Centre for Judicial Services (UCJS) has been established in the Department of Laws.

20. All academic & examination reforms recommended by UGC like semester System ,Credit system,

Continuous &Internal evaluation right from inception.

Unique Facilities

Language Resource Centre LRC is an independent central facility of the University, responsible for

providing training in communication skills to all the students enrolled with the University. It also acts as a

platform where learners are groomed for soft and interpersonal skills. The LRC has six state-of-the-art

Language Labs, equipped with latest technological software which helps in effective learning of language

skills. Attending language learning classes is compulsory for all the students. Besides this, LRC also imparts

training and guidance for appearing in International English Proficiency examinations conducted by University

of Cambridge.

Central Library The University has one central Library and Departmental Libraries in all the

Institutes/Departments. The Central Library covers 9150 square Feet and has a stock of approximately 5564

Books. It subscribes to 14 National and International Journals, 78 Magazines/Periodicals. The Library provides

round the clock Internet facility. Besides the Central Library, there are Departmental Libraries catering to the

needs of the students and the teachers.

Personality Development Centre

A Personality Development Centre has been established in the University for grooming the all round

personality traits of the students. It prepares the students for facing job interviews, making presentation etc.

University Centre for Judicial Services

University Centre for Judicial Services (UCJS) has been established in the University for imparting coaching

and guidance for entering judicial services.

UGC NET Coaching Centre

The department of English has established a centre for imparting coaching and guidance for National

Eligibility Test (NET) in English.

Hostels

The university provides the best hostel facilities to the resident students. The hostels are newly constructed,

equipped with state of the art amenities like mess, solar water heaters, recreational facilities and library etc.

The rooms with both double and single occupancy are offered to the students. There are 15 hostels with

modern facilities with a capacity of 3500 residents.

Film Show

Facility has been created to organize foreign film shows for the students.

Guest House

The university has an international guest house on campus, equipped with all modern facilities.

General Facilities

The other central government facilities like Post office, Telegraph office and Nationalized Bank (PNB and

HDFC) with ATM are also available on the campus. Also, there is a mini market and a cafeteria for meeting

the daily needs of residents.

Section-II

The Department of Social Work

Brief History

The Department of Social Work was established in September 2008 with an objective to train the

prospective social workers for social outreach skills. The curriculum is designed to teach, train and prepare

human resources with scientific knowledge and professional acumen. It is designed to inculcate humane

concerns and democratic values. It equips the incumbents to take up position in the field of social welfare

and development in the country. The programme is aimed at providing socially relevant social work

training to the students so that they respond to the field requirements keeping in tune with the

contemporary social realities.

The teaching and training is provided through class room teaching and intensive social work practicum

training through community field work, agency based field work, seminars and discussions, study tour,

summer placement, rural camp and block placements so as to enable students to develop critical thinking

and ability to apply theoretical knowledge in practice of Social Work.

Vision

The Department’s vision is to develop human resource for social work practice & Strive for creation of

just and equal society which ensures freedom from all forms of oppressions and exploitation.

Facilities Computer lab

The Department has a well – equipped computer Lab with internet facility to be used for training, research

and allied activities.

Library cum reading room

The Departmental Library provides variety of books and Journals that are easily accessible for the benefit of

the students as well as the faculty members. The Departmental library is enriched with 200 titles of books,

15 national & international journals. Besides, the Departmental library, separate section of books is also

available under Global Fund Project.

Innovative teaching facilities

Keeping in mind the teaching methodologies, the faculty in the Department of Social Work use various

Audio- Video teaching aids to make teaching interesting and innovative.

Collection of films and documentaries

Department has a moderate collection of films and documentaries on various developmental issues which

are shown in the department and in the field work areas.

Air-conditioned conference hall

The Department has a fully air-conditioned conference hall used for extension lectures, workshops,

seminars etc. In addition to this, the department has over- Head Projector which is used by the faculty

members and students for giving their power point presentations fortnightly.

The programmes offered S.No Name Duration

1 Master of Social Work 2 years

2 M. A in Rural Development, Planning and

Management.

2 years

3 Diploma in Micro Finance 1 year

4 Certificate course in HIV/AIDS Counseling 3 months

5 Certificate course in Micro Finance 3 months

Academic Excellence

• The department has been selected as the sub recipient among the Universities in Northern India for the

project titled “Global fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis & Malaria (GFATM)”for prevention of AIDS.

• Out of 24 students of MSW, 18 got job placement in various government and non-government

organizations working in Delhi and Haryana.

• Department of Social Work has signed MOU with the St. Catherine University, USA for faculty and

student exchange programme.

• Mrs. Manju Panwar, presented her paper on Social Empowerment and Impact Assessment of Self Help

Group of Women in Haryana” in the International Conference titled “Micro Finance Institutions:

Challenges and Opportunities” organized by Dept. of Commerce, Pondicherry University,

Pondicherry.

• Mrs. Manju Panwar got a project from UGC titled “Impact of National Employment Guarantee on

Women-A case study of Sonipat and Mahendergarh districts of Haryana”

• Mrs. Deepali Mathur’s paper accepted in International Conference at Department of Social Work,

Lucknow University titled “Inclusive Development in India, Past Experiences and Future challenges

– A case study of Disability in India” on Dec. 2010.

• Mr. Wakar Amin presented his paper titled “Kashmir Deadlock: India, Pakistan and United Nations

organized by Dept of Social Work, Punjabi University, Patiala.

• Mr. Gian Mehra presented his paper titled “Human Resource Management and Social Work” in the

Department of Social Work, BPSMV, Khanpur Kalan.

Extension Lectures organized in the Department of Social Work.

1. Prof. S. R Alahwat , Department of Socioilogy, MDU Rohtak delivered lecture on “Research

Methodologies in social sciences”.

2. Sh. Aupam Khasyap, CAPART delivered lecture on “Audit of NGOs”.

3. Dr. Nilima Shrivastava, IGNOU delivered lecture on “Women Empowerment - Concepts”.

4. Dr. Ramesh Bhardwaj, Department of Social Work, Kurukshetra University deliervered lecture on

“Fundamentals of Social Work Profession”.

5. Sh. V. B. Rawat, Director, Social Development Foundation, Delhi delivered lecture on Human Rights.

6. Prof. D.P. Singh, Head Department of Social Work, Punjab University delivered lecture of “Community

development and People’s participation”.

7. Ms. Sunita Menon and Ms Urvashi Ghadhi, from Breakthrough, an international organization with the help

of audio- visual conducted lecture on Domestic Violence.

8. Dr. S.K. Mishra, Deputy Director, Rehabilitation Council on India conducted lecture on “Disability and

Legislations”.

9. Ms. Kiran Jyoti, Director, MARG delivered lecture on “Child rights and child rights violation”

10. Mr. Arvind Sinha, Project Support Officer, UNDP, Delhi delivered lecture on “Disaster Management”.

11. Mr. Suneel Vatsyan, NADA India Foundation, Delhi delivered lecture on “Pre – Marital Counseling and its

need”.

12. Dr. C. P. Singh, Former Head of Social work Department, Kurukshetra University Kurukshetra, delivered a

lecture on “Community Participation”.

Workshop/Seminar Organized

NGO Partnership in Haryana on 6th Feb 2010

Keeping in view, the importance of networking in present times, Department of Social Work organized one

day workshop titled “NGO partnership in Haryana” in which fifty non-government organizations working

in Haryana participated. Dr. Anupum Kashyap, Regional Representative & Member Convener, Council

for Advancement of People’s Action and Rural Technology (CAPART) Chandigarh delivered an extension

lecture on Role of CAPART in Rural Development. The main aim of organizing this workshop was to

understand the functioning of NGOs in Haryana and participants discussed issues related to transparency

and accountability in voluntary sector.

Social Work Practicum-Opportunities and Challenges on 2nd-3rd April 2011.

Social work practicum is an important and integral part of social work. The objective of organizing this

seminar was to develop critical understanding of the social system and practice various methods of Social

Work. Various dignitaries like Prof. R.R Singh, Former Head, Department of Social Work, Delhi

University, former Director, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai and currently Project Director,

Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education and Development IGNOU, Nagaland, Prof. A. N Singh, Dean,

Faculty of Social Sciences, Banaras Hindu University, Prof. Das Bangalore University, Prof. Sanjay Bhatt,

Head, School of Social Work, Delhi University, Prof. C.P Singh, Former Head, Department of Social

Work, Kurushetra University, Dr. Partibha Mishra, Reader, Dept of Social Work, Jain Vishwa Bharti

University, Rajasthan and Dr. Mohd. Shahid, Reader, Department of Social Work, Ambedkar College,

Delhi University participated and gave insightful information and guidance to the faculty members and

students on the challenges of social work practicum.

The Faculty

Manju Panwar

Email- panwarmanju@gmail.com

Assistant Professor, is teaching in the Department of Social Work, B.P.S Mahila

Vishwavidhalaya, Khanpur Kalan, Sonipat, Haryana. She has the experience of over six

years as Social Work Educator, Researcher and Practitioner. She has worked with Council for

Advancement of Rural Technology, Participatory Research in Asia, Empowerment and Sustainable

Development Initiative, Women Awareness and Management Academy, and Shastri Indo-Canadian

Institute, New Delhi. Her articles on Gram Sabha, Self-Help Groups and Women Empowerment, Folk

Media and Women Sarpanches have been published in magazines and journals like Mainstream,

Kurukshetra, Grameen Bharat, Panchayati Raj Update, She has also presented papers in National and

international workshops and Conferences. Her areas of interest are Women’s Empowerment, Panchayati

Raj Institutions, Community Mobilization and Community Health.

Wakar Amin

Email- wakar_amin@yahoo.com

Wakar Amin, Assistant Professor in the Department of Social work B.P.S Mahila

Vishwavidyalaya Sonipat Haryana (India) has been a social work educator for last

five years during which he served the University of Kashmir and Indira Gandhi

National Open University (Regional center Srinagar,J&K).Besides being an educator,

he has been actively involved with research and extension activities with national and

international organization of repute like, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Action Aid International,

Medicines Sans frontiers (Holland) and Red Cross. Currently he is heading the Global fund Project

HIV/AIDS Round -7, counseling programme, at the department. His area of interest includes conflict

studies and Human rights.

Deepali Mathur

Email- deepalimathur5@gmail.com

Assistant Professor, Department of Social Work,

Area of Specialization- Mental Health, Human Rights and Disability

She has experience of working with development sector for more than five years with

diverse group. For an year she was with Parliament of India, Lok Sabha Secretariat as

parliamentary intern. She has obtained in-depth understanding about public policy

formulation and public administration through interactive sessions with the Speaker of

the Lok Sabha, the Secretary General, Senior Parliamentarians, Joint secretaries and other senior staff of

the secretariat. Her keenness to know, the Parliament role and response to the human rights reflects in her

research paper, ‘Parliamentary Oversight on Human Rights – with special reference to the issue of

Disability in India”, which explores the contribution of Parliament in evolving governmental response on

this issue.

Three year stint with United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) -DON BOSCO

ASHALAYAM Project as a Programme officer she was assigned to coordinate refugees assistance

program of diverse nationalities like Afghanistan, Burma, Iran, Africa and Palestine.

Mr. Gian Mehra

Email- mehrabps@gmail.com

Assistant Professor in Department of Social Work. BPS Mahila Vishawavidyalaya,

Khanpur Kalan, Sonipat.

M. A. (Social Work), M.A. English.

Specialization- Human Resource Management & Industrial Relations.

He has worked in development sector and having experience in Project Formulation,

Project Evaluation. He has conducted research work in the area of livelihood resources and other income

generation Sectors. He has also organized training programmes under MNREGA for the Panchayati Raj

Institutions and other stakeholders at the District Level. Apart from this, he also has experience of working

in Media and Publication management.

Reinforcement Activities As part of reinforcement activities, social work practicum provides learning opportunities to develop and

enhance professional practice skills. Field work opportunities are provided to the students in various

agencies working in the development sectors and open communities both rural and urban. Learning is aided

through observation, analysis of social realities and experience of participation in designing and providing

social work intervention. Field work further help the learner to acquire beginning skills, practice those

already acquired, and master them from simple to complex. The field work programme consists of the

following learning opportunities:-

Orientation programme

Orientation provides information regarding the importance and place of the practicum in social

work education. Information is provided for the purpose, functions and ethics in professional

practice. The orientation programme is conducted during the beginning of academic session for

minimum of 10 days. Various social work professionals and educators are invited to give lectures

and conduct skill based sessions to prepare the learner to work in various areas of social work.

Visits

Visits are organized following the orientation programme to provide exposure to and understanding

of the services provided in response to people’s need.

Concurrent field work

It is an ongoing learning of practice opportunity to develop intervention skills in reality situations.

Concurrent field work entails learning social work practice for two days, each week of the semester.

The learners are placed both in agencies and in open communities to initiate and participate in

direct service delivery. The concurrent field work also provides opportunity to integrate theory into

practice to acquire skills and knowledge.

Study Tours

Study tour is organized in every academic year either in urban or rural areas to provide an exposure

to students and appreciate innovative efforts by individuals and groups towards meeting peoples

core needs, and initiate development.

Workshops

The main objective of the workshop is skill development. It helps the learner acquire specific skills

for situation encountered during practice and acquire skills for intervention. These may be for

problems/ concerns, issues or situation like, working with alcoholics, HIV/AIDS effected persons,

adolescents for life skills development, working with elderly etc.

Summer Placement

Summer placement provides an opportunity to experience day-to-day work in a setting. The learner

gets involved with direct practice with client system and with the ongoing management operations

of the setting. The time frame for this experience is about three weeks, after the first year of the

post graduate programme.

Block Placement

The block placement enables learner to integrate learning and generate newer learning by

participating in the intervention processed over a period of 4 to 6 weeks continuously, in a specific

agency.

Section -III

Profiles

1. Name : Queety Sharma

Date of Birth : 25/11/1987

Background : B.A. (H) in Social work from Delhi University. MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya.

Area of Interest : Women Empowerment, child welfare & Education of girls.

Contact details : E-mail- juhisharma.sharma54@gmail.com 2. Name : Upasna Date of Birth : 26/11/1988

Background : B.A. from M.D.U. MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya.

Area of Interest : Woman Empowerment and Child Labour. Contact details : E-mail- upasanayadav12@gmail.com

3. Name : Meenakshi

Date of Birth : 24/01/1989

Background : B. A. (H) in Social Work from Delhi University, MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya. Area of Interest : Women Welfare, labour Welfare, Medical Social work and Child Welfare. Contact Details : E-Mail:- minaxi.sharma840@yahoo.com

4. Name : Priyanka Date of Birth : 23/12/1988 Background : B.A. (H) in Social work from Delhi University MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya. Area of Interest : Women empowerment, Child Welfare & Health Sector.

Contact details : Email- Duhun.Priya@gmail.com

5. Name : Gita

Date of Birth : 10/08/1988

Background : B.A. (H) in Social work from Delhi University MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya.

Area of Interest : Health and Old aged welfare. Contact Details : Email- ritu15march@gmail.com

6. Name : Ritu Rani

Date of Birth : 15th march. 1989 Background : B.A. from BPS Woman University MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya.

Area of Interest : Women empowerment

Contact Details : E-mail-ritu15march@gmail.com 7. Name : Sudesh

Date of Birth : 28/02/1988

Background : B.A. (H) in Social Work from Delhi University. MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya.

Area of Interest : Health Sector & Mental Health

Contact details : Email- sudesh.sangwan23@gmail.com 9. Name : Sonia

Date of Birth : 09/08/1989 Background : B. Com. from MDU. MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya. Area of Interest : Woman Health Old aged welfare Contact Details : Email- rathee.sonia21@gmil.com

10. Name : Sweety

Date of Birth : 06/12/1985 Background : B.A. from MDU. MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya. Area of Interest : Woman Health and Girl Education Contact Details : Email- sweety.malik6.msw@gmail.com

11. Name : Poonam Dahiya

Date of Birth : 29/07/1988

Background : B. Sc. (Home Science) from MDU. MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya. Area of Interest : Child and Youth and Health Sector. Contact Details : Email- poonamdeepi@gmail.com

11. Name : Poonam Bhardwaj

Date of Birth : 19/06/1989

Background : B. Sc. (Home Science) from MDU. MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya. Area of Interest : Women Empowerment, Child Welfare

Contact Details : Email- bhardwaj.manu86@gmail.com 12. Name : Neetu

Date of Birth : 07/04/1987

Background : B. Sc. (Home Science) from MDU. MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya.

Area of Interest : Woman Empowerment & Health Sector. Contact Details : Email- neetudeepi@gmail.com

13. Name : Swati Malik Date of Birth : 19th March, 1989 Background : B.A. (H) in Social Work from Delhi University. MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya. Area of Interest : Community Development and Child welf Contact Details : Email. swati19malik@gmail.com 14. Name : Mona Devi Date of Birth : 18/2/1988. Background : B.A. from BPS Woman University MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya. Area of Interest : Medical Social work. Contact Details:- : Email- monadevi.monadevi @ gmail.com

15. Name : Mamta Date of Birth : 0/11/1988 Background : B.A. from K.U.K MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya. Area of Interest : Health and Family Welfare Contact Details : Email- ritu15march@gmail.com 16. Name : Suman Lata Date of Birth : 05/01/1987 Background : B.A. from M.D.U MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya. Area of Interest : Health and working with old aged Working with HIV/AIDS infected people Contact Details : Email : suman.lata6180@yahoo.com 17. Name : Preeti Dabas Date of Birth :19/07/1989 Background : B.A. (H) in Social Work from, Delhi University. MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya. Area of Interest : Community Mobilization, Women Empowerment and Education Contact-Details : E-Mail – preetidabas89@gmail.com 18. Name : Meenakshi Date of Birth : 25/09/1988 Background : B.A. (H) in Social Work from Delhi University MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya. Area of Experience : Woman Empowerment and Child welfare Contact details : E-mail-meenud81@gmail.com 19. Name : Kimi Date of Birth : 08/11/ 1987 Educational Qualification : B.A. (H) in Social Work from Delhi University MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya. Area of Interest : Working with woman and Health Sector Contact Details : E-mail- kimi.kajal138@gmail.com

20. Name : Pooja Rani Date of Birth : 05/11/1987 Background : B.A. (H) in Social Work from Delhi University MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya. Area of Interest : Health and Environment Contact Details : E-mail- pooja1bsw@gmail.com

21. Name : Rajni Rani Date of Birth : 15/07/1987 Background : B.A. (H) in Social Work from Delhi University MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya. Area of Interest : Community Development & Woman Welfare Contact Details : Email : soni15rajni@gmail.com 22. Name : Lucy Date of Birth : 01/10/1988. Background : B.A. (H) Social Work from Delhi University MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya. Area of Interest : Medical Social Work and Woman welfare. Contact details : Email- lucy011088@gmail.com 23. Name : Snehlata Date of Birth : 20/09/1989 Background : B.A. with from M.D.U. MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya. Area of Interest : Women Empowerment, Community Health & Welfare with child and HIV/AIDS Infected people Contact details : Email-snehsheoran0@gmail.com 24 Name : Ritu Date of Birth : 10/08/1988 Background : BA (H) Social Work from Delhi University MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya. Area of Interest : Woman & Child welfare. Contact details : Email-sudesh.sangwan23@gmail.com

25 Name : Sarita Date of Birth : 19/08/1988 Background : B.A. from BPS Woman University MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya. Area of Interest : Women Empowerment. Contact Details : Email- sarita.rathi7@gmail.com 26 Name : Meenakshi Sharma Date of Birth : 01/07/1987 Background : B.A. (H) Social with from Delhi University MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya. Area of Interest : Women, Children, Youth and Corporate Sector. Contact Details : Email- menu.b.ed.msw.1987@gmail.com 27. Name : Reena Devi Date of Birth : 09/08/1989 Background : B.A. with from MDU MSW from BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya. Area of Interest : Health Sector and Woman Welfare. Contact Details : Email- reena.lathwal783@gmail.com

Section-IV

Agencies for Block & Summer Placement

Sr.

No.

Agency

1. Swami Dayanand Hospital, Delhi

2. Old Age Home, Sonepat

3. Global fund, B.P.S.M.V. Khanpur Kalan

4. Gender Resource Center, Delhi

5. Life Care Regeneration Association, New Delhi

6 District Rural Development Agency, Gohana

7 Community Health Center, Julana Jind

8 Civil Hospital, Bhiwani Haryana

9 Civil Hospital, Safidon Haryana

10 District Rural Development Agency, Sonipat

11 Navjyoti Naya Goan, Gurgoan

12 Mata Sita Rani Sewa Sanstha, Panipat

13 AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences), Delhi

14 Maulana Azad Medical Collage, Delhi

15 Safadarjang Hospital, Delhi

16 PRERNA, Sonepat

17 Adarsh Sarswati Shiksha Samiti, Sonepat

18 Red Cross Society, Sonepat

19 Jan Shikshan Sansthan, Sonepat

20 Civil Hospital, Sonepat

21 All India Literacy Development Committee, Panipat

22 Haryana Nav Yuvak Kala Sangam, Rohtak

23 Rhuchi School, Sonepat

Employer Response Sheet

1. Name 2. Address of the Organization ……………………………………………

……………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………….Phone/ Mob. No. …………………………..

3. Post offered ……………………………………………………………. 4. Location of Posting ………………………………………………………………... 5. Stipend offered ………………………………………………………. 6. Job description …………………………………………………………………….. 7. Duration of Training (if any) ……………………………………………………… 8. Salary………….. Negotiable Yes/No …………………………………………. 9. Benefits ………………………………………………………… 10. Opportunities for career Advancement ……………………………………………. 11. Selection Methods to be used:

Group discussion…………………………Interview ……...……………………… Separate Preliminary and Final interview…………………………………………..

12. Whether interested in campus Interview: Yes/No ………………………………… 13. Preferred dates for visiting the Department ………………………………………..

1st Preference…………..2nd Preference…………………3rd Preference…….. Students Training Programme

1. Whether interested in giving summer placement during June-July, 2011 …... Yes/No ………………………………………………………………………………………

2. Nature of Training/Project (s) ……………………………………………………... 3. Number of Students to be taken ………………………………………………….. 4. Location for Summer Training …………………………………………………….

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