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Professor of Pakistan Studies (1978-present) and Head of Dept
of Pakistan Studies (1983-present)
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Prof. Jawaid Ahmed Khan Sharwani - 2005
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By Kazi Zulkader Siddiqui,
671/Latif
Prof. Jawaid Ahmed Khan Sharwani
joined the college in 1978 as a lecturer and is still in service at the college.
Currently, he is professor and Head of Dept of Pakistan Studies.
He was born on 25 January 1954 at Hyderabad and was married to Mrs. Rahat
Bano on 19 May 1978. They have
one daughter and three sons - Sufyan 94129/A,
Taimoor 98115/Jinnah and Immad 2003074/Latif. |
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Jawaid Sharwani Sb is quite an accomplished man in terms
of his education. He has a double M.A. (in English and
Urdu), and M.Ed. and an M.B.A. degree. In addition, he
also got a D.A.E. diploma in Electrical Engineering.
During
his service at Petaro, he was promoted to the rank of
assistant professor in September 1990 and as Professor
in July 2003. After the retirement of Professor Wasiul
Hassan in 1983, Sharwani Sb became the Head of the
Pakistan Studies Dept.
He has
also held several other positions as additional duties
at Petaro.
He has been the
House Master of
Latif House from 1992 to 1995. Prior to this, he was
the Assistant House Master of Liaquat House.
In
addition, he has been Officer In Charge Electricity,
Telephone, Water Supply, Sui Gas, Mechanical Workshop,
Woodwork, Building and Caretaking Dept, Donations, New
Entry and Cafeteria during different periods. He has
also been the Chairman of Accommodation Committee,
Handing/Taking Over Committee, and Overall Officer In
Charge of Variety Programs and Functions, Prize
Distribution, National and Religious Days.
Sharwani Sb
has been one of the prominent
teachers of his period.
In 2006 summer, he
was one of the two professors nominated to attend the
"Balanced Assessment in Action" workshop conducted by
the Aga Khan University Institute of Educational
Development, and sponsored by the
Petarian Foundation. He also participated in the
First CCP Teacher Training Interactive Workshop held in
Islamabad from 24-31 July 2005, which was also sponsored
by the Petarian
Foundation.
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