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Curriculum Vitae

Prof. (Dr.) Yoginder S. Verma

Former Vice Chancellor and Pro Vice Chancellor Central University of Himachal Pradesh, Dharamshala,

Kangra, Himachal Pradesh, India Email: ysverma@gmail.com; Mobile: +91 94180 31346

Mission of life: love all and serve all with selfless love and humility, particularly for social, economic

and spiritual upliftment of the downtrodden.

I. Personal and professional particulars in detail

1. Name:

YOGINDER SINGH VERMA 2. Present Position and Address:

3. Permanent Address

Village & P.O. Jol-Lambri, Tehsil: SujanpurTira, District, Hamirpur, Himachal Pradesh - 176211 Mobile: 94180-31346, Email:ysverma@gmail.com 4. Born February 18, 1952, Jol-Lambri, Hamirpur (Himachal Pradesh), India

5. Administrative Positions held atUniversitylevel- 25 years of Experience

2015, 14 May to 5 May 2017

Pro Vice Chancellor, Central University of Himachal Pradesh, Dharamshala, District Kangra, HP 176215

2014, June - April 2015

Vice Chancellor (I/C), Central University of Himachal Pradesh, Dharamshala, District Kangra, HP 176215

2013 January onwards

Pro Vice Chancellor, Central University of Himachal Pradesh, Dharamshala, District Kangra, HP 176215

2011 September to May 2017

Dean, School of Business and Management Studies, Central University of Himachal Pradesh, Dharamshala

2010, September to January, 2013

Coordinator(Academic) and Dean, School of Business and Management Studies, Central University of Himachal Pradesh, Dharamshala, HP

2011 March to Special Officer (Development), Central University of Himachal Pradesh,

Professor of Management, (Former Vice Chancellor & Pro Vice-Chancellor) Central University of Himachal Pradesh, TAB Shahpur, Distt. Kangra 176206

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January 2013 Dharamshala, HP

2010 onwards Incharge, Controller of Examinations, Central University of Himachal Pradesh

2010 May to 2011 March

OSD(Administration), Central University of Himachal Pradesh, Dharamshala,

1989 – 2009 Director, UGC- Academic Staff College, H.P. University, Shimla

2002,2005 -07 Director, Institute of Integrated Himalayan Studies (UGC Centre of Excellence) Himachal P. University, Shimla, ( in Pro-VC Grade)

2001-02 Director, Institute of Management Studies, H P University, Shimla

1998-02 Dean, Faculty of Commerce & Management Studies, H.P. University

1999 Director, University Business School, H P University, Shimla -5

1998 Director, Pre Examination Coaching Centre, H P University

1977 Marketing Executive, H.P. M. I. D. C. , Shimla, March-September

6. Academic Positions held: 39 years’ experience in academic and research

7. Other University Level Administrative /AcademicResponsibilities/Positions:

2012 onwards

Chairman, Board of studies and School Board, School of Business and Management Studies, Central University of Himachal Pradesh

2013 onwards

Member, Executive Council, Academic Council and Finance Committee, Central University of Himachal Pradesh

2010 -20114 Apellete Authority, Central University of Himachal Pradesh

1977 September to June 1990

Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce and Business Administration, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla

1983 -85 Colombo Plan Expert in Business Administration, Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu, Nepal (Selected by UPSC and posted by Ministry of External Affairs).

1990 June to Feb 1995

Associate Professor, Department of Commerce and Business Administration, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla

1995 Feb to 2010 May

Professor, Department of Commerce and Business Administration, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla

2010 May till date

Professor,School of Business and Management Studies, Central University of Himachal Pradesh

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2008 - 10 Member, Academic Council, H P University, Shimla

2004-2008 Chairman, Editorial Board, Annual Report, H P University

2002 -08 Nodal Officer, Internal Quality Assurance Cell, HPU

2002- 08 Nodal Officer, IX Plan UGC visiting team

2001-02 Convener, National Assessment and Accreditation Council’s Steering Committee at H P University

2004-05 Chairman, Faculty House Development Committee, H P University

2001-03 Chairman, Strategic Planning and Decision Support Systems Group, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla -171005

1988,98 Member, Finance Committee, H.P. University

1987 -89 Member, Executive Council, H.P. University

1986 Chairman, Training and Placement Committee, Department of Management Studies, H.P. University, 1986-89

1986, 1995 Member, Faculty of Commerce & Management Studies

1985, 995- Member, Board of Studies, H.P. University

1984 Adviser, on Kendriya Vidalaya Management Committee, Kathmandu, Nepal 1984-85

1983 Adviser to Economic Cooperation Wing, Indian Embassy, Nepal, 1983-85

1979-1982 Chairman, Placement Cell, Department of Commerce and Business Administration, H P University, Shimla

8. Educational Qualifications

1983

Ph.D., Export Marketing Problems and Prospects of Indian Products in the EEC Countries

1977 M.Phil., First Division, Won Open U.G.C. Fellowship for Ph.D.

1976 M.B.A., First Division

1974 B.Com., First Division, Won Gold-medal, First in the University

9. Awards and Recognitions

2015 Commerce and Management Shiromani Award, 2015, Himachal Pradesh Commerce and Management Association, Shimla

2011 Life Time Achievement Award, 2011, DAV Institutions, Malout, Punjab

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2010 Management Excellence Award -2010 by Commerce and Management Association, Punjab, 2010

2004 American Medal of Honour for individual accomplishments and contributions to society, American Biographical Institute, Inc., North Carolina 27622, USA

2002 Man of the Year 2002, ABI, North Carolina

2002 Selected as one of the Eminent Personalities of India, International Biographical Research Foundation, India

2002 Best Citizens of India, International Publishing House, New Delhi

1998 Ford Foundation, USA awarded a Project on Campus Diversity Initiative, US Dollars 22000.

1997 Nominated for the title of Man of the Year-1997 and 1998, American Biographical Institute, Inc.

1996 Distinguished title of Deputy Governor, American Biographical Institute Research Association, North Carolina, 1996

1983 Colombo Plan Expert, Tribhuvan University, Nepal, selected Through UPSC, 1983-1985

1976 Open U.G.C. JRF Fellowship for completing M.Phil. and Ph.D. (has the distinction of being only person to get this fellowship in Business Administration in India, (The Times of India, April 20, 1977).

1974 Himachal Pradesh University Scholarship for completing M.B.A.

1974 Won Gold Medal for standing first in H.P. University in B.Com. Examination, 1974

10. Field of Specialisation

Broad:

Values and Ethics in Management, Educational Management, Organizational Development, Human Resource Development

Specific:

Educational Management for Excellence, Strategic Management, Training and Development, Application of OD Interventions, Leadership, Motivation, Communication, Inter-personal Skills, Socialisation, Management Culture, Conflict Management, Learning Styles, Organizational Effectiveness, Team Building, Emerging Concepts in Management, Values in Management and Education, etc

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11. International /National Level Positions/Recognitions/Assignments:

2015 Member, Review Panel, Tabuk Unversity, Tabuk, Saudi Arabia

2014 Member, Review Panel, King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

2014 - Member, University Court, Central University of Haryana

2014 - Member, Board of Studies, NIT, Jalandhar

2013 - Member, Board of Management, Ansal University, Gurgaon

1999 onwardsduring different years till date

Member, Academic Advisory Committee of Centre for Professional Development in Higher Education, University of Delhi, New Delhi; UGC-Academic Staff College, Panjab University, Chandigarh; UGC-Academic Staff College, University of Allahabad; UGC-Academic Staff College, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur; UGC-Academic Staff College, MDS University, Ajmer; UGC-Academic Staff College, Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar and UGC- Academic Staff College, KurukshetraUniversity,Kururkshetra, Indian Council of Social Science Research North-Western Regional Centre, Chandigarh; UGC-Academic Staff College, Guru Jambheshwar Univ., Hisar; UGC-nominee, UGC-

ASC, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi; UGC-ASC, BPC Univ., Sonepat.

1999- till date

Acted as Peer Team Member and Chairman (in some institutions) as nominated by National Assessment and Accreditation Council, Bangalore (Some of the Universities assessed are Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad; Allahabad University, Allahabad; Manipal Academy of Higher Education; Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning, PrasanthiNilayam; Kashmir University, Sri Nagar; Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapeetha, Varanasi; DAV College, Amritsar; SD College for Women, Jalandhar; Govt. College, Sambar; Swami RamanandTeerthMarathwada University, Nanded; MahadeviKanyaPathshala Post Graduate College, Dehradun, Uttranchal; University of Mysore, Mysore; Janta College, Bakewar (UP); Narain College, Shakohabad (UP), PSG College, Coimbotre; Rajiv Gandhi PG College, Allahabad; Institute for Technology and Management, Mumbai; Khandwala College of Science, Mumbai; College of Home Science, NirmalaNiketan, Mumbai; RRMK Arya College, Pathankot; RamniranjanJhunjhunwala College, Ghatkopar, Mumbai; International Symbiosis University, Pune; KR Desai College, Jhalod, Ahmedabad; JB DharukwalaMahila Arts College, Surat;Navyug Commerce College, Surat; Devi Ahilya University, Indore, MP; Arya Women College, Pathankot, SFS Christian College, Nagpur; SEMCOM, VallabhaVidyanagar; SVET, Jamnagar, MahrishiDayanand University, Rohtak, JamiaHamdard University, Delhi; Banasthalividyapeeth, Rajasthan; Holy Cross College, Trichy; Al-Falah School of Engineering & Technology, Faridabad; Arts, Commerce & Science College, Sonai ,Avinashlingam Women University, Coimbatore; Grace College of Education, Erode; Swami Sahajanand College for Commerce and Management, Bhavnagar, Army Institute of Management, Calutta; Sri Venkateshwara College of Engineering and Technology, Chittoor; Teop CRB College, Jorha,t Assam; Manav Rachna University, Faridabad, Haryana; Government College, Safidon, Haryana; Government Commerce College, Kota, Rajasthan; Andhra University, Vishakhapatnam; Sri Krishna Government College, Kanwali, Rewari; H N

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Bahuguna Garhwal Univeristy, Pouri, Uttrakhand; Govt. Girls’College, Ajmer; Shri Gosar Hansraj GosraniCommerce & Shri Dharamshi Devraj Devraj Nagda B.B.A.Collecge, Jamnagar; M.S. Padmavathamma M.K. Sambasivasetty College for Women Rathnagiri road, Chikmagalur-577101, Karnataka; Central University of Karanatka, Gulbarga; SIA College, Dombivili;CDAC, NOIDA; Sathyabama University, Chennai; Usha Parvin Gandhi Management College, Mumbai; GLA University, Mathura; Kakinada Institute of Engineering and Science, Divili, East Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh; Thiagarajar School of Management, Tamil Nadu

2014 - Chairman, AICTE Inspection Teams, visited : J P University, Anupshahr, UP; Career Point University, Kota, Rajasthan; JRB Handicapped University, Chitrakoot; Sri Gobind Singh Tricentrinary University, Guragaon

2010 2010 2010 2010

Chairman, UGC Committee for the evaluation of centre of excellence in e-management, Devi Ahilya University, Indore Member, Board of Management, Indus International University, HP Member, Academic and Administrative Audit Committee, Central University of Pondicherry Member, Board of Governors, Haryana Business school, GJU, Hisar and UGC nomineeChairman UGC Committee for establishment of ASC’s Regional Resource Centres; Member, UGC Committee for Academic Staff Colleges

2010 and 2009

Member, UGC Committee on Training for Academic Administrators’ during XI Plan. Also member of Evaluation Committee for Centres Excellence

2007-08 Member, UGC Committee for Preparation of XI Plan ASC Guidelines.

2007, 08 Member, UGC Committees for Evaluation of Centers of Excellence (Devi AhilayaUniveristy, Indore; and Science College, Parbahni).

2007 – 2004

Member, on the Board of Studies (Management) in Kurukshetra University, GurukulKangri University, Haridwar and Punjabi University, Patiala Convener, Career Oriented Courses Committee of UGC for North Eastern States.

2001 Onward

Member on the Advisory Board of Journals namely – Shimla Management Journal; Gyan,Gazhiabad; Nice Journal of Business, Meerut; Apeejay Journal of Management & Technology, Jalandhar; Vibes, Shimla, Himalayan Studies Journal.

2013

Chairman, Inspection Committee, HP-Private Education Regulatory Commission, Arni University, Kathgarh HP 15-16 March 2013.

12. Courses Taught at Post- Graduation Level (MBA)

Indian Ethos and Values, OrganizationalBehaviour, Organizational Development, Marketing Research, Advertising Management, Industrial Psychology, University Management, Rural Marketing, Corporate Policy, Consumer Behaviour, HRD, Interpersonal Effectiveness, Human Resource Development.

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13. Research Supervised: Ph.D.

1. Decision Making Styles and Organisatinal Effectiveness in Institutions of Higher Learning (Vikram Mahajan, 2005)

2. Leadership Effectiveness in Police Organisation (D. S. Manhas, 2004)

3. Management of Industrial Estates (Pramod Sharma, 1997)

4. Management of Primary Agricultural Cooperative Societies (PanchamDhadwal, 1996)

5. Organisational Effectiveness and Leadership Styles in the Institutions of Higher Learning (SurekhaRana, 1996)

6. Performance of Consumer Co-operatives in Himachal Pradesh (Ramesh Manhas, 1994)

7. Adequacy of Consumer Regulations (VeenaKanwar, 1994)

8. Role of Consumer Organisations in Consumer Protection (Chander Kant Sharma, 1992)

9. The Marketing Effectiveness of Agricultural Extension Services in HPKVV (K.K. Parmar, 1991)

10. Cooperative Credit Utilization in H.P. (K.S. Pathania, 1988)

11. Community Policing (Ashwani Kumar, 2011)

12. Employee Engagement, Organisational Culture and Job Performance in Hospitality Industry (NamritaKalia, 2015)

13. An appraisal of employability skills of vocational students: A study of Himachal Pradesh ( Puneet Sood, 2016)

M.Phil.

18 Students guided for the degree. This Course has been discontinued in 1990

M.B.A. & D.M.M.

Guided more than 300 students

14.ResearchProjects

2015-2016

Production of courseware e-content development for PG –Management, UGC Rs. 1.05 crores

1998 Ford Foundation Project on Campus Diversity Initiative (Major Project), 22,000

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US dollars

1992 The Efficacy of Public Distribution System in H.P., U.G.C. (Major Project)

1991 Management of Cooperative Credit, ICSSR, (Major Project)

1987 Rural Marketing Environment and Marketing Systems in India, H.P. University

1985 Management of Patan Industrial Estate, Sponsored by Indian Embassy, Kathmandu, Nepal

1983 Problems and Prospects of Indian Exports in the EEC, Financed by U.G.C.

1982 Standard Costing Systems, Sponsored by H.P. University

1975 Marketing of Nylon Tyre-Cord, DCM, New Delhi as a part of MBA programme.

15. Seminars/ Workshops /Invited Lectures International

1. International Marketing Congress organized by Institute of Marketing &

Management, New Delhi on January 4-7, 1987

2. Australia International Education Foundation’s Conference on Australia-India New

Horizons in Education and Training held on 24-25 October, 1996 in New Delhi.

3. International Conference on Management organized by Faculty of Management

Studies, GurukulKangri University, Hardwar, Uttarakhand, India, September 15-

17, 2008 – Chaired one technical session on Retail Management.

4. The Asia-Pacific Quality Network (APQN) and National Assessment and

Accreditation Council (NAAC) organized a two-day international conference on

‘Student participation in Quality Enhancement’ at Hotel Atria, Bangalore, India on

September 16 and 17, 2006 – Acted as resource person/presenter.

5. International Conference of Eminent Educationists, Education for the 21st Century: “Education to Educare”; 17th – 18th August, 2005, PrasanthiNilayam – 515 134, Anantapur District, Andhra Pradesh, India

6. Ford Foundation’s International Seminar on Education in Human Values for

Human Excellence Amidst Diversity, UGC-Academic Staff College, H P University,

Shimla 27-28 March 2002. Acted as Seminar Director.

7. International Seminar on Soil and Forest Degradation in the Himalayan Region organized by Norwegian University of Life Sciences (UMB) and the Institute of Integrated Himalayan Studies (UGC Centre of Excellence), Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla, India on April 5-6, 2006.

8. Participated and chaired a session in a 3-day International workshop on Conserving the Hill and Mountains Ecology organised by United State Education Foundation of India in collaboration with Institute of Integrated Himalayan Studies(Centre of Excellence) H P University, Shimla on 24- 26th August 2005.

9. Acted as Coordinator and made presentation in a 5-day workshop on Management Development from June, 16-20 June, 2010 in collaboration with Society for Education and Economic Development (SEED), and Institute of Manpower Planning and Research, New Delhi. In this programme, 50 participants from 28 nationalities participated. Professor FurqanQamar, Vice Chancellor, Central University of Himachal Pradesh inaugurated this programme. Other eminent experts like Prof. G.D. Sharma, former Secretary, UGC; Prof. M. M. Pant,

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former PVC, IGNOU; Dr.T.S. Shaikh, former Executive Director, National Institute of Aviation Management and Research, New Delhi.

10. Acted as Coordinator and made presentation in a 3-day (4-8 August, 2010) Workshop on Strategic Human Resources Management and Development in a Globally Competitive World for participants from 18 nationalities. This Workshop was organized by Society for Education and Economic Development, New Delhi in collaboration with Central University of Himachal Pradesh organisedFurqanQamar, Vice Chancellor, Himachal Pradesh Central University interacted and gave valedictory address.

11. International Workshop on Training the Trainer conducted in collaboration with Ministry of Environment and Forest in which 56 participants from India and Abroad participated, 2005 by IIHS, HP University, Shimla

National

12. Research Methodology Workshop at Institute of Management, Kathmandu,

Nepal, Biratnagar Campus, 1984

13. Research Methodology Workshop at Institute of Management, Kathmandu,

Nepal, Pokhara Campus, 1984

14. Presentation and Resource Person in National Conference on “Corporate

Excellence through Human Values” on 24th October, 2005 organized by Faculty

of Management Studies, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, UP

15. Presentation/Resource Person in National Seminar on 21st Century Manager –

A Perspective on 20th January, 2007 by S D College for Women, Jalandhar

16. Key Note Speaker in Workshop on Methodological Issues in Business Research

on March 7, 2009 organised by Haryana School of Business, Guru Jambheshwar

University of Science & Technology, Hisar

17. Valedictory Address in Training Programme on Research Methodology and

Methods of Research in Social Science on October 12, 2007 organised by ICSSR

North-Western Regional Centre, Chandigarh

18. Presentation /resource Person in two days workshop on Getting Motivated –

Some Practical Techniques on 3rd and 4th February 2007

19. Presentation/Resource Person in UGC sponsored national seminar-cum-

workshop on Journey towards Self Culture on 11th February 2009 organised by

Malwa Central College of Education for Women, Ludhiana.

20. Resource Person in Principals’ Conference on Accreditation of Colleges with

NAAC organized by Directorate of Education, Shimla on 26.11.2010.

21. Resource Person in National Seminar by IQAC by the University of Kashmir on

22-23 March, 2007

22. Emerging Issues in Business Management; Key Note Address in National

Seminar on Emerging Issues in Business Management September 22-23, 2007,

Institute of Commerce and Management Jiwaji University, Gwalior (MP), India.

23. Resource Person in Faculty Development Programme on 29th November 2008

organised by ICFAI National College.

24. Paper presented at 2-day National Seminar on Higher Education – Evolving

Mechanism for Quality Enhancement held at GC for Women, Parade, Jammu,

August 5-6, 2005

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25. Seminar on "Higher Education: Challenges for Human & Social Development" on

February 5, 2007 was hosted by PRIA Continuing Education in New Delhi.

26. Presented paper in National Seminar on Promotion of Value Education and

Ethics conducted by Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Education,

Prasanthinilayam, Andhra Pradesh, 28 to 30 October 2003

27. Made presentation in National Seminar on Assessment and Accreditation: A

Quality Enhancement Mechanism in Uttar Pradesh organized by Isabella

Thoburn College and NAAC on 5.11.2008

28. Made Presentation and acted as resource person in NAAC sponsored 2 day

national seminar on IQAC as a vehicle for institutional Excellence on 24-25

September 2009 in Srinagar.

29. National Seminar on Emerging Facets of Management – Issues and Challenges

conducted by Shri Atmanand Jain Institute of Management & Technology,

Ambala, Haryana on 6th November 2009

30. Presented paper on Centenary Celebrations at Malwa Central College of

Education for Women, Ludhiana on 14.11.2007 . Theme was Is School education

preparing the students for the world competitive market?

31. National Seminar organized by UGC at Dispur, Assam on January 27, 2004 on

Vocationalisation of Higher Education – Key Speaker

32. Chaired in Seminar on Preparing Bibliographic Data base, 2005 33. Chaired in Seminar on Water & its Impacts on health, 2005 34. Chaired Seminar on Natural resources at a glance in Himalayas 35. Translation of Selected Himachali Short Stories, 2005 – Key note address 36. Workshop on BhundaMahayajna, 2006 -chaired 37. Workshop to Finalize Methodology for Project Entitled -Development in the

Himalayan Villages: An Integrated Study 38. Workshop on Emerging needs in designing and implementing research

proposal in social sciences conducted in collaboration with ICSSR North-Western Centre, Chandigarh on 16-19 October, 2006.- made presentation and chaired valedictory session

39. Sensitization to Himalayan Society; a Seminar for Diaspora Group, 2006 : 30 non-resident Indian youth from nine countries was addressed.

40. Workshop on ‘Enhancing Youth employability in Himachal Pradesh University – Industry Partnership, 8-9 December, 2005’ – made presentation

41. Seminar on Youth Leadership Programme, 2007 – made presentation and key note address.

42. Organised and made presentation and Chaired a session in All India Directors’ Meet organized by HPU Academic Staff College on 22-24 April 1995.

43. Made presentations / chaired in 25 workshops conducted under Ford Foundation Project on Campus Diversity Initiative for college and university teachers of various states of India.

44. Made a presentation and acted as a Resource Person in a workshop organized on Campus Diversity Initiative for students and teachers at M.L.S.N. College Sundarnagar, District Mandi in 1999

45. Made a presentation in Seminar for Principals on Issues in Higher Education in 1996 organised by ASC Shimla

46. Presented Key Note Address in a Seminar on Towards Excellence in College Management for Principals of Colleges on 11-12 October, 2006.

47. Presented Key Note Address in a Seminar on Students’ Participation in Quality

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Enhancement, 3rd August, 2006 organised by UGC-Academic Staff College, H P University, Shimla.

48. Conducted, made presentation and chaired a session in one day National Seminar on Issues of Expansion, Excellence and Inclusion in Higher Education in the Light of the Recommendations of National Knowledge Commission held on October 18, 2007 conducted as sponsored by the National Knowledge Commission, New Delhi.

49. Participated and made presentation in 14 number of All India Conferences conducted by UGC for the Directors’ of Academic Staff Colleges of India during 1989 - 2009

50. National Seminar on vocationalisation of Higher Education organized by UGC on January 29, 2004 at Gauhati, Assam.

51. Resource Person in National Seminar-cum-Colloquium on the theme of “Choice-based and Credit-Based System for Assessment and Evaluation” on 28th November, 2011, H P University, Shimla

52. Valedictory Address at Sri Sai College of Education, Badhani, Pathankot in National Seminar On Value Crisis-The Global Concern & A Challenge For Education (Feb 22-23, 2013)

53. Chief Guest and Resource Person at Two Days NAAC Sponsored National Seminar on Accreditation of Academic Institutions – Need of the Hour, Dronacharya College, Rait, HP on February 15 to 16, 2013

54. Invited lecture on Role of Teacher in Quality Higher Education, H P University Shimla, 5th October 2012

55. Resource Person on Emerging careers in business and management at PG Govt. College, Bilaspur, 22nd December, 2012.

56. Chief Guest at one day seminar on Workshop on Managed Aquifer Recharge in Hills & Valleys of Himachal Pradesh Organized by Central Ground Water Board Ministry of Water Resources, Government of India, 6th March, 2013, Dharamshala.

57. Resource person in 2- week training programmes organized by College of Education for college teachers on 14th January 2013, 31st December 2012, 28thApril 2012, 17th April 2012, 19th April 2012, 21st April 2012, 3rd September 2012, 14th September 2012, 4th October 2012, 1st January 2013.

58. InauguratedHimspark 2013, a management fest, organised by the School of

Business and Management Studies; Chief Guest of workshop organised by the

School of Journalism, Mass Communication and New Media on 6th March 2013;

Inaugurated 10-day workshop on Research Methodology in Social Sciences

sponsored by ICSSR on 20th May 2013;andInaugurated workshop organised by

DELNET on 15th June, 2013, Central University of Himachal Pradesh

59. Acted as Resource Person in Training Programme for Principals of Secondary

Schools at Government College for Teacher Education, Dharamshala on

Institutional Management and Administrative leadership, on 29th April, 2013;

60. Delivered talks at Government College for Teacher Education, Dharamshala on

Team Building and Institutional Management, on 21 May 2013;

61. Resource Person in In-service Training for College Teachers at Government

College for Teacher Education, Dharamshala on Higher Education Policy: Roles

and Responsibilities, on 17th June, 2013.

62. Acted as Resource Person in UGC-Academic Staff College, Kurukshetra

University, Kurukshetera on 2nd July, 2013 on the topic ‘Achieving Excellence in

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Teaching’.

63. Conducted a workshop in In-service Teacher Training for PGTs at held

Government College for Teacher Education, Dharamshala on Emerging Role of

Teachers, on 30th July, 2013.

64. Conducted a workshop on Effective Teaching in 4-Week Orientation Programme

in UGC-Academic Staff College, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla on 10th

August, 2013.

65. Acted as Resource Person in two week induction training for college teachers at

Government College for Teacher Education, Dharamshala on Black Hole in

Teaching and Distorted Assumptions in Teaching, on 19th August, 2013.

66. Delivered talks in UGC-Academic Staff College, Himachal Pradesh University,

Shimla in 3-Week Refresher Course in Human Values and Ethics on 2nd July,

2013 on the topic ‘Ceiling on Desires – A key for success.

67. Acted as Resource Person in UGC-Academic Staff College, Himachal Pradesh

University, Shimla in 4-Week Orientation Programme on 3rd July, 2013.

68. Conducted a workshop in In-service Teacher Training for PGTs of Hindi at held

Government College for Teacher Education, Dharamshala on Emerging Role of

Teachers, on 6th September, 2013.

69. Inaugurated one week long Tourism Celebrations on the theme of Water and

Tourism organised by the School of Tourism, Travel and Hospitality

Management on 20th September, 2013.

70. Acted as Resource Person in an Orientation Programmeorganised by Academic

Staff College of Panjab University Chandigarh on 28th September 2013.

71. Attended National Workshop of National Knowledge Commission on 17-19

October 2013 held at Bangalore.

72. Participated in a workshop on Choice Based Credit System in Institutions of

Higher Learning in India organised by National University of Educational

Planning and Administration, New Delhi, from 28-30 October, 2013

73. Inaugurated 10-day Workshop on Research Methodology sponsored by Council

of Social Science Research (ICSSR), New Delhi, organised by School of Education

on 12th November 2013

74. Delivered two talks and chaired a session in a National Workshop-cum-

Orientation Programme on Quality Assurance in Higher Education organised by

H P University on November 14, 2013

75. Conducted a workshop in In-service Teacher Training for PGTs of Physics at held

Government College for Teacher Education, Dharamshala on Emerging Role of

Teachers, on 11th Dec, 2013

76. Delivered key note address on National Seminar on Corporate Social

Responsibility and Good Governance organised by HP Commerce and

Management Association and Agrasen University, Baddi on December 13, 2013

77. Conducted a workshop in In-service Teacher Training for PGTs at held

Government College for Teacher Education, Dharamshala on Teacher – in new

Avatar, on 12th Dec, 2013

78. Conducted a workshop on ‘How to conduct Research’ for the Research Scholars

of GurukulKangriVishawvidyala, at KanyaGurukul, Dehradun, 25th Dec, 2013

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79. Delivered Valedictory Address in 4-day Certification Programme in ‘Retail

Sector’ organised by EOS Education Venture in collaboration with CUHP on 4th

January 2014

80. Acted as Resource Person in Teacher Training for College Teachers at held

Government College for Teacher Education, Dharamshala on 25th Feb, 2014

81. Acted as Resource Person in Orientation Programmorganised by UGC-Academic

Staff College, Panjab University, Chandigarh on 1st March 2014

82. Chief Guest and key note speaker in International Seminar on Mathematics

conducted by JLN Govt College, Haripur, Manali, 7th March, 2014

83. Delivered key note address in National Seminar on Mathematics conducted by

Govt PG College, Dharamshala, 9th March, 2014

84. Conducted 1-day workshop on ‘Accreditation and Assessment’ at Jesus and

Mary College, Delhi, 28th March, 2014.

85. Acted as Resource Person in In-service Teacher Training programme for

Teachers at Govt Teacher Education College, Dharamshala, and 7th April, 2014.

86. Conducted a workshop on Accreditation- Why and How at Daronacharya

College, Rait on 12th April 2014

87. Acted as Resource Person in an Orientation Programme for College/University

teachersorganised by Academic Staff College of Kururkshetra University,

Kurukshetra, on ‘Towards Teaching Effectiveness’ 4thJuly, 2014

88. Participated in Vice-Chancellors Interaction Conclave organized by IIT,Mandi on

20th June 2014, Mandi and acted as Penalist.

89. Presented Key Note in a workshop on Financial Challenges in Higher Education

organized by UGC Academic Staff College, Panjab University, Chandigarh on 25th

July 2014

90. Delivered a talk on human development in Vivekanand’s perspective and was

chief guest in a universal brotherhood day celebrations by Vivekanand Kendra,

Kangra, 11 September 2014

91. Delivered talk on Indian Cinema and Women in the Valedictory session

organised by Government PG College Kullu, 23 September, 2014

92. Key Speaker in UGC-Seminar on Contemporary Issues in Management, School of

Management Studies, Punjabi University, Patiala, November 14, 2014

93. Acted as Resource Person on Teaching-learning pedagogy in the Orientation

ProgrammeOrganised by UGC-Academic Staff College, Kurukshetra University,

Kurukshetra, 24th December, 2014

94. Resource Person on Good Parenting, Workshop organised by School of

Education, CUHP, Dharamshala, March 14, 2015

95. Chaired Panel Discussion on Changing Scenario of Professional Education in

India, 3 April, 2015, Thapar Institute of Management, Dera Bassi

96. Participated in National Workshop on Choice Based Credit Course organised for

the Vice Chancellors of Central Universities at Jaipur by Central University of

Rajasthan, 13 April, 2015

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97. Chaired panel discussion in a Workshop on Choice Based Credit Course

organised by Central University of Kashmir, 6 May, 2015

98. Chaired Workshop on Choice Based Credit Course, at Central University of

Jammu, 27 May 2015

99. Chaired Inaugural Session, Yog Dhara Club, Central University of Himachal

Pradesh, 21June 2015

100. Acted as Resource Person in Summer School in Education, Human Resource

Development Centre, GNDU, Amritsar, 7 July 2015

101. Conducted one day workshop on NAAC assessment, Christ University,

Bangalore, 12 October 2015.

102. Conducted two day workshop on Teacher Development, Bhopal School of Social

Sciences, Bhopal, 20-21 November 2015

103. Resource Person, In-service-training for College Teachers, Teacher Education

College, Dharamshala, 27 November 2015

104. Lecture on values and institutional culture, In-service-training for College

Teachers, Teacher Education College, Dharamshala, 4 January 2016

105. Conducted one day workshop, NAAC Assessment- why and how, St. Bedes

College, Shimla, 22 February 2015

16. 16. Editorial Responsibility

1. Promoter and Chief Editor, Academe, UGC-Academic Staff College, H.P. University

2. Chairman, Editorial Board, Annual Report, H P University 3. ASC Newsletter, H.P. University, Shimla-5 4. Promoter of Shimla Management Journal, Institute of Management Studies, H P

University, Shimla-5 5. Promoter, Himalayan Studies Journal, IIHS(Centre of Excellence) H P University,

Shimla 6. Member, Editorial Board, Vibes, Newsletter of HP University 7. Member on Editorial Boards

a. Nice Journal of Business, 0973-449X; b. Gyan – The Journal of Education, 0972-992; c. Vision –Research Journal of Education, 2230-9071 and d. Apeejay Journal of Management and Technology, 0974-3294

17. Books Published

1. Orientation Games and Exercises for Professional Development of Teachers in Education, ASC, HPU, 1995

2. Consumerism in India, Anamika Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, 1993

3. University Management and Administration, Deep & Deep Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, 1990

4. Marketing Environment and Practices in Nepal, Sterling Publishers Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, 1988

6. Education in Human Values ( EHV) for Human Excellence Kanishika Publisher

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New Delhi, 2007

7-10. Annotated Bibliography on Himalayas, Literary Circles, Jaipur, 2007, Four Volumes

11. Research and Capacity Building Institutes in Himachal Pradesh, Indus Publications Pvt., New Delhi, 2008

18. Mimeographs and Reports

i.

Managerial Excellence in College Management, A Compilation for training of college Principals, Oct. 2006

ii. Towards Excellence in College Management

iii. Annotated Bibliography on Himalayan Studies, four volumes, 2006

iv. Research and Capacity Building on Environment in HPU, IIHS, 2006

v. Research Abstracts of Ph.D theses on Himalaya

vi. Compiled more than 30 Volumes of selected Readings for circulation among the participants of Orientation Programmes /c hi

vii. Brought out Reports of 300 Training Programmes from September 1989 to Dec 2008

viii. Edited STEP Proceedings, 1989, Shimla

ix. Three mega reports completed on Campus Diversity Initiative Project including the observations and findings of 25 workshops under Ford Foundation Project

x. A Compilation on Indian Culture, Values and Human Rights

xi. Campus Diversity Initiative, Ford Foundation Project, 2001

xii. Lighting a Little Candle – An Effort for Teacher Transformation, 2002

19. Papers/Articles

111 (Details are available separately) Published in National and International Journals, Namely – Management International Review, Indian Management, Nepalese Management Review, Integrated Management, Management Accountant, Chartered Accountant, Indian Journal of Marketing, LokUdyog, Yojana, Kurukshetra, Niranaya, Management Dynamics, University News, Education Today, Politics India, Education India, The Cooperator, Indian Cooperative Review, Shimla Management Journal,SSRN e-network, IMPACT – Journals of Business and Management, etc. (Annexure 1)

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20. Case Studies/Games and Innovations in Teaching & Training

1. Innovations in the Teacher Development (Please details under point -26)

2. More than one dozen cases developed for Class Room discussion

21.Some of the Institutions visited for delivering lectures

1. National Academy of Audit and Accounts, Shimla 2. Institute of Correctional Administration, Chandigarh. 3. Himachal Pradesh Institute of Public Administration, Shimla 4. Indira Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi 5. UGC-Academic Staff College, Panjab University, Chandigarh 6. Osmania University, Hyderabad 7. Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar 8. Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra 9. Institute of Management, Tribhuvan University, Nepal 10. Podar Institute of Management, Jaipur; 11. Rani Durgavati University, Jabalpur 12. University of Pune, Pune 13. Third World Centre, New Delhi 14. Common Wealth Centre, Chandigarh 15. ECC, Bangalore 16. National Institute of Educational Planning and Administration, Delhi 17. Central Institute of Vocational Education, Bhopal 18. Academics Committee Hyderabad, Bombay 19. GynanaJyoti Institute of Management Studies, Mohali 20. Apeejay Institute of Management, Jalandhar 21. National Institute of Technology, Hamirpur 22. Dr. Y S ParmarUniveristy of Horticulture and Forestry, Solan 23. University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad 24. Law Academy of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla 25. University of Allahabad, Allahabad 26. Maharishi Dayanand University, Rohtak 27. National Institute of Technology, Hamirpur 28. Nehru Yuvak Kendra, Shimla 29. Department of Postal Services, GOI 30. UCO Bank 31. King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 32. Fortis Hospital, Kangra 33. IIT Mandi 34. Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar 35. Gurukul University, Hardwar 36. Guru Jambheshwar University, Hisar 37. Jesus and Mary College, Delhi University, Delhi 38. Sri Sathya Sai University, PrasanthiNilayam, Andhra Pradesh 39. Kashmir University, Sri Nagar

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40. Central University, Jammu 41. Christ University, Bangalore 42. Bhopal School of Social Sciences 43. Teachers’ Education College, Dharamshala, HP 44. St. Bedes College, Shimla 45. St. Merry College, Delhi

22. Professional Affiliations

* Member, All India Management Association, New Delhi * Life Member, Indian Institute of Public Administration, New Delhi * Life Member, Association of Educators

*Chief Patron, Himalayan Society for Commerce and Management

* Member, Indian Commerce Association

23. Consultative and Advisory Positions held * Member, Board of Management of Appeejay Institute of Management, Jalandhar. * Member, Board of Management, Ansal University, Guragaon * UGC Nominee, Advisory Committee, Department of Special Assistance, Haryana Business School, Hisar * UGC Nominee, Advisory Committee, Academic Staff College, BHU, Varanasi. * Member, Board of Management, Hindustan Institute of Management and Computer Studies, Agra. * Expert Member, District Committee, Nehru Yuvak Kendra. * Member, ICSSR, North-West Centre, Chandigarh. * Member, Board of Management, MLSM College, Sundernagar * Member, Advisory Committee, Centre for Professional Development in Higher Education, Delhi University, Delhi. * Member, Advisory Committee, Academic Staff College, Panjab University, Chandigarh. * Member, PG Board of Studies, Kurukshetra University and Panjabi University, Patiala * Consultancy provided to Nepal Airways, Him Bunkar, Third World Organisations, etc.

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* Member, Advisory Committee, Academic Staff College, Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar * Member, Advisory Committee, Academic Staff College, Maharishi DayanandSarswati University, Ajmer * Member, Advisory Committee, Academic Staff College, Guru Jambheshwar University, Hisar * UGC Nominee, Advisory Committee, UGC-Academic Staff College, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh

24. Contribution as Educational Administrator/ Institutional Builder:

Became promoter Director of UGC- Academic Staff College, 1989 and took ASC to national heights. ASC of Shimla is known for its innovative and effective training techniques among all 66 ASCs in the country.

Prepared and presented project for establishing Centre of Excellence in Integrated Himalayan Studies in UGC, 2002. Himachal Pradesh University became one of the twelve universities out of 122 universities, which got status of Centre of Excellence during Xth Plan.

Became first Director of Institute of Integrated Himalayan Studies (UGC Centre of Excellence), April 2002- Jan 2003 and July 2005 to April 2007. (More than 160

research projects pertaining to Himalayan Studies have been completed and 25 books published during his stay).

Established Pre-Examination Coaching Centre in HPU, 1998

As Director of Institute of Management Studies 2001-02, reengineered management courses and gave a new direction to management education in the state.

Started three research journals in Institute of Management Studies, HPU(Shimla Management Journal), Institute of Himalayan Studies, HPU ( Himalayan Studies Journal) and in Academic Staff College, HPU ( Academe).

As a Nodal Officer of Quality Assurance Cell of Himachal Pradesh University ( 2003-2008), played important role in bringing about improvements in the academic and administrative fields.

As Colombo Plan Expert associated with Tribhuvan University, Nepal assisted in the establishment of Institute of Management in Tribhuvan University.

As Member Secretary, Academic and Administrative Audit Committee of the University, conducted academic and administrative audit of the university and continuously sent reports to the UGC, 1999-2006.

Chairman of the Committee constituted to rationalize financial rules, 2007-08.

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Prepared Self Study Report for assessment and accreditation of the University submitted to National Assessment and Accreditation Council, Bangalore and helped the University in managing the visit of NAAC Peer Team to University.

Conducted three international seminars.

25.Accomplishments as Director of UGC-Academic Staff College, H P University I Visualised the Implementation of Academic Staff College Orientation Scheme as Officiating

Director (Promoter) in June 1989 with the Mission of Bringing about educational transformation through teacher development in higher education. At present, ASC Shimla is known as the best institution in country engaged in teacher development. It is the ASC which launched its own Web-Site, ascshimla.orgabout 15 years back

II Developed basic Infrastructure for effective training of Academic Staff College (Now it has all modern educational gadgets viz. LCD Video Projector, PC Pentium-III (Six nos.) with Multi-Media, LAN and INTERNET, OHP, Slide Projector, Photo Copier, TV, VCR, Conference System, etc.

II Innovated/Applied a set of 45 Orientation Techniques for training the teachers as under: -

1. Active Learning 24. Participative Management 2. Brain Churning 25. Quality Circle 3. Brain Storming 26. Quiz 4. Brain Trust 27. Reflecting Over the Week (ROW) 5. Breaking the Ice 28. Reflections 6. Buzz Session 29. Reporting 7. Case Study 30 Role Playing 8. Chairing 31. Self Management 9. Debate 32. Self-Encounter

10. Discussions 33. Sensitivity Technique 11. Essay Writing 34. Symposium 12. Excursion 35. Synectics 13. Filming Participants’ Teaching 36. Teaching Game 14. Fish Bowl 37. T-Groups 15. Group Song 38. Theme for Week 16. Hidden Talent 39. Think Tank 17. LEAD Exercise 40. Thought for Day 18. Micro-Teaching 41. Video Session 19. Multi-Evaluation 42. Warming Up 20. Nominal Groups 43. Watch at Present 21. Objective Tests 44. Workshop 22. Outdoor Learning Exercises 45. Pre and Post Orientation Awareness Tests 23. Panel Discussion 46 Brain Teasers

IV Started a Journal, Academe, for Professional Development of College/University Teachers- VIII Vol. Brought out ASC Newsletter - Nine issues

V Published the proceedings of different Orientation Programmes/Refresher Courses for

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circulation.

VI Compiled Thirty Six Volumes of Selected Readings for circulation among the participants of Orientation Programme

VIII Organised290 Orientation Programmes/Refresher Courses ( Each of 3 to 4 weeks duration) upto December 2008 in which 11000 teachers of colleges and universities of India were trained. Three Seminars for Principals of Colleges of Himachal Pradesh and one All India ASC Directors Meet were organized.

VII Published more than a dozen articles and delivered more than six-dozen talks in different institutions.

IX Conducted 25 workshops on Campus Diversity Initiative under Ford Foundation Project, USA, US dollars 22000 in Shimla, Mandi and Sunder Nagar during 1998-2001, five research projects, one International National Seminar of Education in Human Values for Human Excellence Amidst Diversity, March 2002, and three symposium.

X In recognition to the excellent working of our ASC, National Assessment and Accreditation Council of India hasrecognised our ASC as Training Centre for organizing the training programmes for Peer Team members and chairmen.

26. Achievements as Director, Institute of Management Studies, H PU After taking over as Director, Institute of Management Studies in March 2001, the following have been accomplished: 1. Entrance Test to Management Programmes in the University has been fully computerized

and simplified. 2. Effectiveness in the functioning of the Institute has been enhanced by way of developing

work culture and teamwork. Decision-making has been delegated to different task groups and functional committees, which has facilitated better functioning of the IT laboratory, library and training & placement activities.

3. The started annual journal, Shimla Management Journal. 4. UGC Model Curriculum released in December 2001 has been introduced in view of the

changing business environment and societal changes. 5. In order to ensure productive participation of students in the process of professional

development, a Management Society has been formed. The students have been motivated to learn the management of an organization by taking different decisions, working in groups and developing different managerial skills.

6. The process of modernizing the communication process within the Institute as well as with

external business organizations has been quickened by way of adding facilities such as computer notebook, LCD projector, public address system, etc.

27. Achievements as Director, Institute of Integrated Himalayan Studies, (UGC Centre of Excellence), H P University

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1. Prepared proposal for setting up a Centre of Excellence in Himalayan Studies under the UGC’s Scheme for Identifying Universities with Potential for Excellence in collaboration with the teachers of the University. After two levels of screening, the UGC identified Himachal Pradesh University among other twelve universities out of more than 125 applicants for establishing Centres of Excellence. UGC released Rs.5 crores as seed money for the establishment of the Centre.

2. After appointment as the first Director of the Centre ( in Pro-Vice-Chancellor grade), within

nine months, a number of initiatives were taken namely, visualization of Center’s mission, objectives and vision; development of modern infrastructure for facilitating higher order research; conduct of workshops, seminars and discussion groups, development of library, Web-site, networking etc.

3. Institute of Integrated Himalayan Studies was established as an autonomous department

with its own Board of Control, Academic Board and Advisory Board.

4. Published introductory brochure, which was circulated among the universities and institutes situated in Himalayan region. This brochure included details about its mission, objectives, focal areas, and details of various programmes.

5. In an urge to make the work environment of the institute conducive for academic and

administrative work, the task of furnishing and equipping the institute’s building was taken up on priority basis. Now the institute has equipment, furniture and furnishing items of superior quality. The workstations for the fellows were designed got executed.

6. In its venture to computerize its administrative, financial and academic functions, the

Institute installed 20 computers with Local Area Network and also with Internet facility.

7. In order to decide about the scope of the Institute and to identify the thematic areas, two workshops were organized in the month of June and July 2002. These workshops were attended by senior academics of the University. After detailed discussions during these workshops, specific focal areas were identified. Under each focal area, broader themes were also enumerated.

8. A documentary (multi-media presentation) on the mission, objectives, focal areas,

programmes, long and short term plans, identified tasks, guidelines for researchers, etc. was prepared.

9. Workshops on Himalayan Culture (August 16 & 17, 2002), Environmental

Concerns in the Himalayan Region ( Sept. 18, 2002), Economic and Political Aspects of Himalayan region (17th Oct. 2002) were organised. These workshops were attended by scholars from different parts of the country.

10. Project proposals relating to various aspects of Himalayas were awarded.

11. The Institute from the very beginning started the process of building up a computerized

library. A library programme SOUL was procured from INFLIBNET, Ahmedabad. For sharing its knowledge base with the world outside and also to have close links with the institutions

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and people engaged in similar type of activities, the Institute launched its own website. This contains detailed information about the activities and plans of the Institute. The website is available under the domain name www.himalayanstudies.net.

12. The process of bringing out four edited volumes was initiated, namely: -

a. Mountain Deities in the Himalayas: Transactional and Cultural Networks through the Ages

b. Representing the Himalaya: Culture and Society c. Environment in the Himalayas d. Quality of life in Himalayan Region

14. With a purpose of developing database on Himalaya the task of documenting the books,

journals, project report, theses and dissertations relating to various aspects of Himalayas was started. More than 3000 bibliographic entries of books in addition to more than 1200 research papers, dissertations and research reports were collected.

15. It was planned to provide annotated bibliography under different classifications as per the

requirements of the researchers both in the form of hard copy and through electronic medium. Specially designed software was developed with the help of Regional Computer Centre, Shimla so as to feed the bibliographic entries in a systematic manner. The software provides a number of facilities to the user to access the stored material through a number of sort keys as per his/her requirement. The Institute is going to make this knowledge base available through Internet also on payment basis

16. The Institute has proceeded in a well-planned manner with the development of sound and

functional infrastructure appropriate for pursuing academic and research activities. It has prepared itself for thorough and rigorous academic activities in the near future.

17. A detailed action plan of the Institute for carrying out different activities during the

forthcoming five years was prepared and sent to the UGC.

18. 160 Projects were completed and 25 books have been published in IIHS in a period of one and half years . It is a record of research conducted on Himalaya in any year.

28. Contribution to the General Development of Himachal Pradeh University, Shimla, India

1. Chairman of the Committee constituted to rationalize financial rules, 2007-08. 2. Member Secretary, Academic and Administrative Audit Committee of the University,

necessary report have been prepared and sent to the UGC, 1999-2006. 3. A proposal was prepared and presented along with the Vice-Chancellor before the UGC for

setting up of Centre of Excellence in Integrated Himalayan Studies in the University. 4. Established three institutions in the University including Academic Staff College, IIHS and Pre

Examination and Coaching Centre in the University,

5. A proposal was prepared and sent to National Council of Rural Institutes for establishing Centre for Rural Educational Technology and Management in the University. The Council has sanctioned Rs. 50 lacs for this purpose.

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6. Prepared Self Study Report for assessment and accreditation of the University by National

Assessment and Accreditation Council, Bangalore and managed the visit of NAAC Peer Team to University.

7. As Nodal Officer of UGC Visiting Team presented University’s case for financing during tenth

plan. A detailed report was prepared and sent to UGC. An elaborated visit of UGC Team was arranged to various departments of the University.

8. Acted as Chairman of Strategic Planning and Decision Support Group, helped the University in preparing 10th Plan Documents submitted to the UGC and State Government.

9. Worked as Nodal Officer of Internal Quality Assurance Cell of H P University constituted as

per the directives of the NAAC, Bangalore with the purpose of the implementing the quality assurance interventions.

10. Represented university at different platforms such as UGC, NAAC, AICTE and a couple of

Institutions which enhanced its image.

29.AsPro Vice Chancellor / Coordinator CUHP

1. Became the member of the Promoters’ Team when joined the Central University in May 2010 and thereafter appointed on deputation as Special Officer(Development) and Dean, School of Management.

2. Working with the visionary Vice Chancellor, utilised the freedom of implementing physical and academic architecture of the University within a very short span of time.

3. Visualized, planned and put action plans in practice by starting 15 Post Graduate level and 16 Research Degree level Programmes of Study with innovative and qualitative superior approach to develop integrated personality of students. ,

4. As Chairman of Technical Infrastructure Committee with members from IIM Shillong, NIT and JamiaMiliaIslamia, engaged in the stupendous task of developing ERP, complete solution to automate university operations.

5. Involved in developing academic infrastructure for the School of Business and Management Study in particular and other Schools of Study in general.

6. As OSD(Admin) and Special Officer(Development) undertook multifarious activities concerning general administration(Registrar), examination(Controller of examination), development of library and coordination of all Schools of Studies at Temporary Academic Block at Shahpur.

7. Engaged in developing the campus with 1-GB connectivity under NMEICT/NKN and e-learning and online learning resources.

8. Ensured successful conduct of first Three Convocations of the university which were blessed by Dalai Lama,Sh. Pranab Mukherjee, the President of India and Smt Smriti Irani, Minister, MHRD, in 2013, 2014 and 2016, respectively.

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30. As Officiating Vice Chancellor, Central University of Himachal Pradesh: 26June 2015 onward

Besides routines duties of Vice Chancellor, the following initiatives have been taken:

Setting up of Cells for enhancement of total quality education : Internal Quality

Assurance Cell - Accreditation Process started (LOI submitted): University – Industry

Interface Cell; Equal Opportunity Cell; Grievance Redressal Cell; Media Cell

Establishment of Centres : E- Centre, Community Development Centre

Standing Committees: Library Advisory Committee; Research& Consultancy Promotion

Committee; Sensitisation, Prevention and Redressal of Sexual Harassment (SPARSH).

Clubs: Innovation Club, Inspired Teachers Network, Adventure Club, Film Club etc.

Students Council formed as per Lingdoh Committee

Training & Development: For human resource development in administration,

employees were sponsored for training and training programmes organized in the

university.

Distinguished lecture series in different disciplines: Eminent scientists and researchers

were invited to interact with students and faculty

19- Workshops /Seminars/Conferences Conducted in development of skills and

competencies at different levels during short period sice June 2015

Personality and Skill Development Programmesfor students

Celebrations of important days: Independence Day, Swachha Bharat Abhiyaan, Unity

Day, Educational Day, Republic Day, Hindi Week celebrations by involving students

UGC-NET examination: First University among new central universities to get UGC-NET

Centre.

Quality Assurance : Academic and Administrative Audit mechanism introduced–

Academic Auditors//file track system

MoU and collaborations with Karlstad University, Sweden; Spienza University, Italy;

Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla; IIM Ahmedabad; NCERT, Ministry of Earth

Sciences, TIFR

Community connect workshops – home stay tourism, media and society, good parenting,

and adoption of slum area

MOOCs and e-learning management: A dedicated team is engaged in digitization of

learner centric learning

DeenDayalUpadhayay KAUSHAL Kendra: Comprehensive proposal for the establishment

of KAUSHAL Kendra submitted to UGC

II. Highlights of Achievements

A. Visionary and proven academic leadership qualities:

1. As Vice Chancellor (I/C) of Central University of Himachal Pradesh from June 2014 to April

2015, and Pro Vice Chancellor (From January 2013 onwards) I have sustained the traditions

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of first class universities in academic and administrative fields. Besides conducting the

meetings of statutory bodies, I have initiated ‘e-learning management system’, conduct of

‘module based teacher development programme’, ‘training of non-teaching staff’,

establishment of Internal Quality Assurance Cell for quality assurance, constitution of equal

opportunity cells, prevention of sexual harassment committee, grievance handling cells for

employees and students separately, Community Development Cell, KAUSHAL Kendra for the

skill development of youth, Innovation Club for nurturing innovations, Inspiring Teachers

Network, department and university-wide calendar of curricular and co-curricular activities

and community connect programme for realizing the aim of Swachh Bharat (Clean India in

continuation to community lab being implemented from very beginning).

2. I led academic, administrative, examination and development works through various

positions like OSD (Administration), Special Officer (Development), Coordinator (TAB) of

Academic Campus, Controller of Examinations and Pro Vice Chancellor in Central University

of Himachal Pradesh during 2010 onwards. Working in perfect harmony and understanding

with the founder Vice Chancellor, I developed good academic culture, work teams and

linkages with academic & industrial world.

3. Established UGC-Academic Staff College (ASC) of Himachal Pradesh University in 1989 with

the vision of national development through teacher development and led it with quality

teacher development programmes in higher education for 20 years upto 2009. This ASC was

considered as one of the progressive ASCs and known for its quality, innovations and

effective management. Besides routine activities, it started ‘At the Door Step Training

Programmers’, ‘Training of Trainers’ and ‘Campus Diversity Initiative’ training

programmes/workshops.

4. Utilizing limited intellectual resources of Himachal Pradesh University, formulated a proposal

under Universities with Potential for Excellence scheme in 2001 and Universitygot award of

UGC-Centre for Excellence in Integrated Himalayan Studies in 2002. Developed vision, rules

& regulations, autonomous status, efficient structure and executed various programmes as

its first Director (2002-2003 and 2005-2007).

5. As Colombo Plan Expert in Business Administration posted at Tribhuvan University

Kathmandu Nepal (Selected through UPSC) during 1983-1985, led the establishment of

Institute of Management Studies, designed research methodology workshops and studied

indigenous marketing practices in Nepal (published in the form of book ‘Marketing

Environment and Practices in Nepal’.

II. Administrative Abilities

I held various administrative positions in the university system at top level management for more than 27 years. A brief account is given as under:

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1. Worked as active member in the team of founder Vice Chancellor of Central University of

Himachal Pradesh which formulated the vision, strategic plan, operational procedures

and systems, and implemented with success (2010 onwards). At present, the Central

University of Himachal Pradesh is presently running 4 UG, 17 PG and 16 RD programmes

with 1100 students and 70 teachers. This has noteworthy features like Choice Based Credit

System, module based programmes of study, innovative system of assessment, quality

assurance mechanism, learner- centric academic culture, application of ICT, state of the art

labs, library and objective, transparent and judicious system of administration and many

other features which contribute in the formation of quality institution. I was associated in

whole process of development and management of the university in different capacities as

under:

Acted as First OSD (Administration) from May 2010 to January 2011. Worked to design administrative procedures and systems and academic architecture.

Special Officer (Development) from January 2011 to January 2013 – formulated development plans and executed for the infrastructure development, laboratories, library, ICT infrastructure and facilities, hiring of hostels and transport, student amenities like sports and leisure time facilities, campus ambiance, etc. University website has been developed which dynamic and up-to-date both in English and Hindi.

Coordinator (Temporary Academic Block) from January 2011 to January 2013 – In the

absence of its own land, university started operating from temporary building which

hosts its academic programmes. As Coordinator, I was responsible for the establishment

of new Schools and acted Dean for five schools out of ten schools. Coordinated various

academic activities including conduct of curriculum development committees’ meetings,

provided support to departments in terms for arranging quality faculty, reading material

and ICT gadgets. Besides, I coordinated all curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular

activities in the University.

Incharge, Controller of Examinations from January 2011 to July 2014 – Evolved

comprehensive assessment system, developed system for applying grading system in

examination, worked with scanty staff both in academic and non-academic fields in

creating various formats for maintaining secrecy, preparing question paper, time table,

date sheet, etc. Conducted successfully two Convocations for the first and second batch

of students in 2012 and 2013.

Coordinator for the conduct of FEAT and TREAT entrance examinations for admission to

various PG and RD Programmes of Study during 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014 – Published

Prospectus, got question papers set, conducted entrance examinations at all India basis,

made admissions to various programmes of study from inception of the university till

date.

Pro Vice Chancellor from January 2013 onwards – On the recommendation of the Founder Vice Chancellor, Executive Council appointed me First Pro Vice Chancellor of the University. Working with perfect harmony with the Vice Chancellor, I have been able to achieve significant marks during this period

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Vice Chancellor from June 2014 to April 2015 – I have been able to conduct the

meetings of statutory bodies namely Finance Committee, Academic Council and

Executive Council, make admissions to PG Programmes, constitute student council and

smooth execution of academic programmes, successful conduct of mid- term

examinations, setting up of Internal Quality Assurance Cell, various clubs, societies and

cells. Students and faculty are motivated for pursuing academic, research and extension

activities. Community lab programme and establishment of connect with society and

industry is in process. I have been able to develop inspiring academic culture and form

motivated teams of faculty and students. Efforts of developing role-profile of employees

have started bringing good results in terms of efficiency and trust in the system. I have

attempted to create culture of action orientation in the whole system - DO IT i.e.

Discipline, Objectivity, Integrity and Transparency.

2. Director, UGC-Academic Staff College, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla from 1989-

2009 and trained more than 18000 college and university teachers through 4-week /3-

week orientation/refresher courses. Innovative management and training techniques

made this ASC one of the top ASCs of the country.

3. Director(Founder), UGC centre for excellence in integrated Himalayan studies, 2002-

2003, 2005-2007 provided managerial leadership and initiated research studies, got

completed 160 research projects and 25 books

4. Director, IAS coaching centre, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla, 1998

5. Director, University Business School, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla, 1996

6. Dean, Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration, Himachal Pradesh University,

Shimla, 1998-2000

7. Director, Institute of Management Studies 2001-2002 – reengineered management

courses and gave a new direction to management education in the state.

8. Nodal Officer, Internal Quality Assurance Cell from 2003-2008 – played important role in

bringing about administrative and academic reforms in HP University.

9. Member, Executive Council, Academic Council and Finance Committee of H P University

– 1984-1985, 2002-03

10. Member, Executive Council, Academic Council and Finance Committee of Central

University of Himachal Pradesh 2013 onwards.

11. Dean, School of Business and Management Studies and School of Tourism, Travel &

Hospitality Management from 2011 to 2014, Central University of HP.

III. Teaching / Research Credentials:

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39 years’ experience in teaching and research at university level

1. Assistant Professor in Business Administration – 1977 to 1983, 1985-1989, Himachal

Pradesh University, Shimla

2. Colombo Plan Expert – Reader in Business Administration, Tribhuvan University,

Kathmandu, 1983 – 85

3. Reader in Business Administration, 1989-1995

4. Professor in Business administration, 1995 to 2010 in Himachal Pradesh

5. Professor in Management, 2010 onwards in Central University of Himachal Pradesh

University, Dharamshala

6. Produced 13 students for PhD and 18 M. Phil (Presently 6 students enrolled)

7. Published 11 books and 111 articles/papers

8. Completed 8 research projects sponsored by UGC, ICSSR, Indian Embassy Kathmandu, HPU,

etc.

IV. Assessor of Quality in Higher Education:

1. Member, Review Committee, National Commission of Academic Accreditation. and

Assessment, Saudi Arabia - Assessed King Soud University and Tabuk University

2. Chairman, NAAC Peer Teams, assessed more than 80 universities and colleges in all parts of

India, NAAC, Bangalore

3. Member, Peer Team, Quality Assurance and Accreditation Division, University Grants

Commission, Nepal.

(Yoginder S. Verma)

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Annexure -1 Papers / Articles

1. Marketing in Rural India: Management International Review, Germany, Vol. 20, No.4, 1980. 2. Human Resource Management: A Challenge to the Accountant; The Nepalese Management

Review, Kathmandu, March, 1983. 4. Management Philosophy - The Emerging Horizons: Nirnaya, Kathmandu, Vol. I, No. 1, 1984. 5. Some Fish Found after Dozens of Dips in Pond - Is it worth so? Management Dynamics, Nepal,

July, 1984. 6. What makes a Leader to Behave; A question not fully answered: The Nepalese Management

Review, Nepal, Summer, 1984. 7. Relevance of Marketing in Nepal: Nirnaya, Nepal, vol. I, No.2, 1985. 8. Marketing Information Systems in Export Marketing: Indian Journal of Marketing, New Delhi,

August, 1978. 9. Social Consciousness of Management Culture, Indian Management, New Delhi, January, 1980. 10. Promotion Policy of Hardwar Unit of BHEL, LokUdyog, New Delhi, February, 1980. 11. Buying Behaviour and Brand Switching in Dry Cell-Batteries, Indian Journal of Marketing, New

Delhi, November, 1979. 12. Motivation and Management Accounting, Management Accountant, Calcutta, April, 1980. 13. Sex in Advertisement, Indian Journal of Marketing, New Delhi, March, 1979. 14. Management by Participation in Western Europe, Seminar Document, Department of Business

Administration, Shimla, March, 1979. 15. Management Control - A Conceptual Analysis, Chartered Accountant, New Delhi, August, 1980. 16. Sex Illustrations in Advertisements, Indian Journal of Marketing, New Delhi, May, 1980. 17. Management Through Accounting, Integrated Management, Bangalore, October, 1980. 18. Dynamics of Social Change and the Manager, Seminar Document, R.A. Podar Institute of

Management, Jaipur, 1981. 19. Economy of Himachal Pradesh, Yojana, New Delhi, April 16-30, 1981.

20. Marketing Research and Management Decision Making, Indian Journal of Marketing, New Delhi,

July, 1985. 21. Management of Change - A Delicate Task, Yojana, New Delhi, June, 1984.

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22. The Standard Costing System - Behavioural Dimensions, the Management Accountant, Calcutta, July, 1982.

23. The Management of Small Scale Industries in Himachal Pradesh, Seminar Document,

Department of Economics, Shimla, December, 1982. 24. The Behavioural Aspects of Standard Costing, The Indian Journal of Commerce, March, 1981. 25. Management Education in Nepal - Some Observations, Education India, December, 1987. 26. A Study of Audience Behaviour of Vividh Bharti Programmes, Indian Journal of Marketing, New

Delhi, June, 1985. 27. Research Methodology - Data Processing and Analysis, Workshop Document, Nepal, April, 1984. 28. Marketing - An Environmental Perspective included in the book “Marketing Environment and

Practices in Nepal”, Sterling Publisher, New Delhi, 1988. 29. Marketing Scenario of Himachal Pradesh, Workshop Document, STEP, Shimla, November, 1985. 30. Role of Marketing in Development-I, The Rising Nepal, Kathmandu, Nepal, July 31, 1985. 31. Role of Marketing in Development-II, The Rising Nepal, Kathmandu, Nepal, August 1, 1985. 32. Consumerism in India, Workshop Document, CUTS, Jaipur, November, 1985. 33. Critical Issues in Strategy Formulation for Co-operatives in Himachal Pradesh, H.P. Economic

Association, Shimla, 1986. 34. People’s Participation - Vital, The Tribune, Chandigarh, October 19, 1986. 35. Performance of Cooperative Movement in Tribal Areas, The Co-operator, Delhi, December 15,

1986. 36. An Inter-regional Comparison of the Performance of Co-operatives in Himachal Pradesh - with

special reference to Tribal and Non-Tribal Areas, Seminar Document, HPKV, Palampur, 1987. 37. A Neglected Child Wipes Tears, The Indian Express, July 4, 1987. 38. Regional Disparities in the Performance of Co-operatives, Indian Cooperative Review, New Delhi,

July, 1988. 39. Role of Advertising in India, Indian Journal of Marketing, New Delhi, May, 1986. 40. University - Industry Interaction and Management Education, Seminar Document, HPU, Shimla,

May 25-26, 1988. 41. The Efficacy of Public Distribution System in Himachal Pradesh - Some Methodological Issues,

Indian Consumer Co-operator, , Delhi, September, 1987.

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42. Technical Entrepreneurial Development - A Conceptual Framework, STEP Document, Shimla, October, 1988.

43. Where the Consumer is not the King, The Tribune, Chandigarh, September 11, 1988. 44. The Woes of Himachal Consumer, The Indian Express, Chandigarh, September 17, 1988. 45. An Insight Into New Product Selection Process, published in STEP Report, Shimla, November,

1988. 46. Indian Consumer Amidst Business War, Himachal Institute of Public Administration Journal,

Shimla, 1990. 47. A Study of Certain Variables Determining Cooperative Credit Utilization, Cooperative

Prospective, Pune, July, 1987. 48. Retailers’ Response to Consumerism in India, Indian Management, New Delhi, Sept., 1989. 49. Agriculture Technology and Credit Utilization, Indian Cooperative Review, January, 1989. 50. Role of University Teacher in the Contemporary Society, University News, Delhi, January 19,

1989. 51. Role of Consumer Organizations in India, Indian Management, New Delhi, January, 1989. 52. Consumerism in Nineties, published in the book Indian Industry in Nineties, Commonwealth

Publishers, New Delhi, 1991. 53. Teachers Need Systematic Training, Indian Express, December 4, 1989. 54. Orientation for Quality in Higher Education, University News, New Delhi, March 26, 1990. 55. A Study of Certain Factors Affecting Cooperative Agricultural Credit Utilization, International

Cooperation Review, Geneva. 56. Impact of Size of Loan and Types of Farmers on Cooperative Credit Utilization, Indian

Cooperative Review, October, 1991. 57. Impact of Size of Family Income and Value of Farm Assets on Cooperative Agricultural Credit

Utilization, Indian Cooperative Review. 58. The Impact of Personal Characteristics of Managers on Organisational Effectiveness in a

University, University Administration, Hyderabad. 59. The Application of Case Studies in Teacher Development, University News, Delhi, October 15,

1990. 60. Challenge of Teacher Development in Higher Education, Academe, August 1990, Shimla. 61. Need of Consumer Education in India, Indian Management, New Delhi, October, 1990. Lead

Article.

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62. Impact of Size of Family Income and Value of Farm Assets on Cooperative Credit Utilization,

Indian Cooperative Review, New Delhi. 63. Consumer Protect Thyself, University Today, New Delhi, January 1, 1992. 64. Response of Business to Consumerism in the Contemporary Indian Market published in a book

Management and Business Education in India, edited by J.L. Rastogi and Bidhi Chand, Rawat Publications, Jaipur, 1993.

65. Academic Staff Colleges, Indian Express, Chandigarh, October 15, 1991. 66. Dynamics of Social Change and Indian Manager published in the book Management of Change,

Aavishkar Publications, Jaipur, 1992. 67. System Approach of Understanding the Educational Institution, University News, New Delhi,

April 13, 1992. 68. Organisational Culture and Socialisation at Tertiary Level of Education, Academe, August, 1992. 69. Constraints of Extension Education and Training in H.P., Seminar on Constraints of Agricultural

Development in Hilly Areas, Sponsored by Indian Society of Agricultural Economics, Bombay, HPKVV, Palampur, October, 1991.

70. Development of Institutional Culture in Higher Education, University News, Delhi, Dec. 14, 1992. 71. Human Resource Development in Co-operatives - Need, Problems and Suggestions,

Encyclopaedia of Co-operatives, Edited by Bhatia and Verma, Deep and Deep, New Delhi, 1994. 72. An Analysis of the Activities of Academic Staff College, Academe, March, 1994. 73. Education for Human Excellence, University News, New Delhi, Feb. 27, 1995. 74. Socialisation in Higher Education, Published in Applied Management for Education, Vol. I, Indian

Management Academy, Lucknow, 1994. 75. A Perspective for Professional Development, Academe, Shimla, April, 1995. 76. The Hand that holds the Staff, The Hindustan Times, New Delhi, May 17, 1995. 77. ASC of H.P. University - A Brief Profile, Academe, Shimla, May 1996. 78. Management of Higher Education Institution, University News, Delhi, 35/ 28, 1997 79. HRD for Environmental Education, National Seminar, DSA (Education), H.P. University, 1997. 80. Emerging Career Opportunities and Skill Development - Need for Modification in the

Educational System, Politics India, Vol.II, 9, March 1998, New Delhi. 81. Evaluation of Academic Staff Colleges - Certain Criteria and Issues, University News, AIU, New

Delhi, May 4, 1998.

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82. Falling standards, Antiquated System, Eroded Ethos, Skill Development, Character-Building

Desperately Required, The Tribune, Chandigarh, June 5, 1998. 83. “Emerging Career Opportunities and Skill Development - Need for Modification in the

Educational System”, Published in the book Urgency of Value Education & Primacy of Girl Child, National Agenda for Educational Reforms, Edited by Subhash C. Kashyap, Uppal Publishing House, New Delhi, 1998.

84. A Study of Relationship Between Organizational Effectiveness and Leadership in Institutions of

Higher Learning, Published in Delivering Service Quality: Managerial Challenges for the 21st Century, Macmillan India Ltd., New Delhi, 2000.

85. Teacher Development for Academic Excellence: Initiative of Academic Staff College, Academe,

Vol. VIII, January 2001, pp. 1-11

86. Evaluation of Academic Staff Colleges - Certain Criteria and Issues, an article published in the compilation of AIU, New Delhi entitled Assessment and Evaluation in Higher Education, AIU, 2001.

87. Human Values and Modern Management; Seminar Document, International Seminar on

Education in Human Values for Human Excellence Amidst Diversity conducted under Ford Foundation Project, ASC, Shimla, March 2002

88. University Industry Interaction: Need and Alternative Strategies, Presented in the National

Seminar on Generation of Resources in Universities, Nov. 21-22, 2001, AIU & IIT, Chennai.

89. Development of Teacher Competence, Academe, Vol. IX, No. 1, January 2003, H P University, Shimla-5 , p. 2-14,

90. UGC Centre of Excellence: Institute of Integrated Himalayan Studies, Campus Vibes, H P

University, 2002 91. Values-based Teacher Development in Higher Education; A paper presented in Vice-

Chancellors’ Conference held at Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning, PrasanthiNilayam on also chaired a session in this Conference October 2005

92. Accreditation and Thereafter: A Model for Quality Enhancement in Higher Education

Institutions, University News, 42(31), August 2-8, 2004, Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi, pp. 6-12

93. Human Resource Development towards Quality Assurance in Higher Education included in

edited volume Human Resource Development in 21st Century by SL Goel and P N Gautam, Deep and Deep, New Delhi, 2005

94. System of Education and Management of Change; Paper Presented in the International

Conference of Eminent Educationists- Education to Educare, August 17-18, 2005, Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning, PrasanthiNilayam.

95. Academic Audit, a paper presented in NAAC Seminar held at GC Girls College, Jammu, Aug.,

2005

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96. Leadership by Human Values, Keynote address at National Seminar on Corporate Excellence

through HumanValues, Faculty of Management Studies, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, October 24, 2006

97. Teacher Development for Quality Education, Academe, January, XI/1, 2006

98. In-house Monitoring and Academic Audit in Colleges, University News, AIU, New Delhi, May

15-21, 44/20, 2006

99. Values-based Teacher Development in Higher Education included in the book Education for Human Values and Human Excellence, Kanishka Publishers, 2007

100. Students Participation in Quality Enhancement –Teachers Perspective, paper presented in

International Conference organised by NAAC and APQN, September 16-17, 2006 101. Academic-Community Interactions: Emerging Challenges and the way out, University News,

AIU, New Delhi, Vol. 45 No. 21, May 21-27, 2007 102. Eighteen Years of Enlightening Journey, Academe, January, Vol. XII, 2007. 103. Emerging Issues in Business Management; Key Note Address in National Seminar on Emerging

Issues in Business Management September 22-23, 2007, Institute of Commerce and Management Jiwaji University, Gwalior (MP), India.

104. Modern Manager published in edited book entitled “Emerging Issues in Business

Management” by Thakur K. S, Excel Books, 2008

105 Women Education at Tertiary Level,University News, Vol. 47 (No. 21)2009. 106 Social Culture – Paving the Way towards Service to Humanity,SSRN-id1462312.pdf 107 Women Education in India: A Critical Analysis,Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1486230 108 Quality Assurance in Teacher Development at Higher Education Level, published in Academic staff Colleges: Retrospect and Prospects, Publication Bureau, Panjab University, Chandigarh, 2008, pp 11-123 109 Academia-Community interactions, University News, May 24-30, 2010, AIU, New Delhi. 110. A Study of Selected Correlates of Organisational Stress in Higher Education Institutions, Prabandhan: Indian Journal of Management, No.3, Vol. 5, March 2012. 111. Employee engagement and job performance of employees: a study from hospitality industry in Himachal Pradesh, IMPACT: International Journal of Research in Business Management, Vol.3, Issue 11, November 2015, 83-94