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Changes coming to New Jersey courts next year aim to speed up trials and end the use of cash bail
On June 2, 2015, police equipped with a search warrant knocked on the door of Jeannette Santiago's Camden home.
Santiago said the target of the warrant was a friend who had been selling drugs out of her house, but that officials went after her too because the deed to the house was in her name.
She was charged with eight drug- and gun-related felonies.
In no time, Santiago was shipped to the county jail, where she would spend the next 17 months, unable to afford the bail for her release.
First bail was set at $700,000, cash or bond. Two weeks later, it dropped to $500,000. Ultimately it was reduced to $175,000, with the option of paying 10 percent.
"I just cried. I was like, 'I'm not going anywhere,'" said Santiago. "There's no way my family could do anything about that."
In late October, she finally made bail. A bond agency took $8,000, and Santiago said she is still paying off the balance.
She pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to possess a controlled substance, her first felony.
But even sitting on her couch in her new apartment in Voorhees, ready to start a new chapter in her life, the mother of two lamented the time she spent cooped up in jail in downtown Camden.
"I missed 17 months of my children's lives. You know, birthdays and holidays and everything. You miss a lot. You come home, and everything is different," she said. "Everything is different."
Changes coming to New Jersey courts next year aim to speed up trials and get rid of monetary bail, with the hope of eliminating any more cases like Santiago's.
How it will work
New Jersey had a jail problem in 2013. Too many people were incarcerated because they could not afford to pay the bail required for their release.
An analysis by the nonprofit Drug Policy Alliance and the consulting firm Luminosity found that 38.5 percent of all inmates in New Jersey jails were there only because they couldn't pay their own bail.
That year, voters approved a New Jersey constitutional amendment allowing courts to detain defendants in criminal cases without bail; previously, defendants had to be granted bail by law (excluding those accused of capital crimes).
Several state laws followed, setting timelines for a speedy trial and eliminating money bail in all but a few cases.
Instead of setting bail, judges will now determine whether a defendant should be released before trial based on whether they are likely to commit another crime or skip their court date.
And they will make that determination, in part, using a computer program.
Here's how the new system will work:
Anyone arrested for a crime is entitled to a pretrial detention hearing within 48 hours of their arrest.
Court officials will enter specific information about a defendant — age, prior convictions, and previous instances when the defendant missed a court date — into the computer, which will spit out a number.
At the detention hearing, the judge will use that number as well as any additional arguments made by the prosecutor or defense attorney to determine whether to hold or release the defendant.
Judges will have three options: Release the defendant on their own recognizance; release the defendant with some non-monetary conditions, such as a curfew or GPS monitoring; or detain the defendant until trial.
Advocates say the new method will eliminate two problematic scenarios that occur when money bail is used: nonviolent, poor people stuck in jail because they cannot afford bail and dangerous people of some means who can pay their way out.
"We've had a system so far that's based only on wealth," said Alexander Shalom, a senior staff attorney with ACLU-NJ. "[But] we want to keep dangerous people in and let non-dangerous people out, rather than keep poor people in and let rich people out."
If a judge decides to detain a defendant, that activates the second part of the criminal justice changes coming to New Jersey courts in 2017: the speedy trial component.
Although the Sixth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees criminal defendants a "speedy trial," New Jersey lawmakers decided to ensure it by setting legal timelines within which a case must be heard.
Grand juries must return indictments within 90 days of a defendant's detention, and a trial has to begin at most 180 days after the indictment.
Cities such as Chicago have adopted pretrial risk assessment algorithms to replace money bail, but criminal justice experts said that New Jersey was the first to implement such comprehensive statewide reforms.
"It's really a sort of full overhaul," said Insha Rahman, senior planner at the Vera Institute, a nonprofit that studies criminal justice and incarceration nationally. "Other places such as Kentucky and Colorado have taken bits and pieces of the reforms."
Rahman added that New Jersey's bail and trial reforms are noteworthy because almost all of the relevant stakeholders — judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, politicians, civil liberties activists — are on board.
Almost all of them.
'It does cost money to provide justice'
John Donnadio did not want to be the guy who threw cold water on criminal justice reforms in New Jersey.
"They shouldn't languish in jail. They should be out and, hopefully, being productive members of the community and being back with their families. I 100 percent agree," he said.
But he emphasized that supporters of these judicial system upgrades are ignoring the price tag. "This is also going to cost some money."
Donnadio is the executive director of the New Jersey Association of Counties, which represents the state's 21 freeholder boards.
Amid widespread support for the bail and speedy trial changes in New Jersey, Donnadio publicly opposed the measures, which he said foisted a brand-new financial burden on counties without appropriating any state money to alleviate the costs.
He said he believed there would be savings through the reforms but that those savings would not make up for the costs to implement the new bail and trial requirements.
The association estimates it will cost each county an average of $1 million to $2 million to implement the reforms.
"We're going to have to hire new sheriff's officers, new correction officers, new assistant prosecutors, new investigators, make capital improvements to our court facilities and some of our jails, purchase new security equipment," he said.
An analysis this year by the state attorney general's office determined that it was impossible to predict how much the criminal justice reforms would cost.
State lawmakers are considering a bill to add 20 new judges to the court system and appropriate $9.3 million to pay for them.
Nonetheless, it means, according to Donnadio, that counties may have to cut other programs to avoid raising taxes.
"Meals on Wheels and the transportation services for the aged and disabled are not state-mandated services that we have to provide, like taking care of the court facilities and the county jails," he said.
Besides asking for state appropriations, the association also suggested some cost-saving measures, such as a hiring freeze on prosecutors and video conferencing on weekends so that courts do not have to physically open their doors.
Shalom, with the ACLU-NJ, said officials worried about the costs of these criminal justice reforms should prosecute fewer low-level criminals.
"It does cost money to provide justice," said Shalom. "They can stop aggressively prosecuting these things. But until they do, criminal defendants are entitled to constitutional protections."
A complaint filed by the association is still pending before the state Council on Local Mandates, a body independent of all three branches of state government that can invalidate any law it deems poses an "unfunded mandate" on counties or towns.
The council is aiming to schedule a hearing on the matter late next week, just days before the reforms are set to take place.
Until then, people will continue to have the experience Samuel Jones had late last year.
The New Brunswick resident was arrested on several drug charges in late 2015 and faced a $35,000 bail.
Even once it was reduced to $15,000 with the option to post just 10 percent, Jones, who spent more than two months in jail, could not afford to pay.
"That's a lot of money. That's something I don't have," Jones remembers thinking at the time. "I'm going to be in here for a while."
NOTE: An earlier version of this story failed to mention Santiago's guilty plea. That has been added. The plea was mentioned in the broadcast version.
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As a child of the 90s, I was in LOVE with Zack Morris!
A boy named Benji in my first grade class. 🙂
Brian Littrel of the Backstreet Boys!
Hmm, my first crush was a boy my mother told me I should like. 😛 Since then, I learned to think for myself a little more…
i had a little best friend when i was like 11 or so probably that i liked. i figured we'd grow up and get married!
Jonathan Taylor Thomas. I STILL have a crush on him.
My first crush was a boy who was in my preschool class named Cody. For two young kids we really loved one another, in a very innocent way. We traded love notes and trinkets with one another and I often told my mom that one day I was going to marry him. At my birthday party he even gave me my very first kiss! (on the cheek) My mom looks back on it as a cute little moment between two kids, but I look back and I still remember the butterflies that fluttered around in my tummy while we sat and did puzzles together.
kindergarten–Brandon. sigh
Leo DiCaprio, the Titanic years. That boyish charm made me believe that my heart will go on! 🙂
A boy named Wayne. My crush blossomed between first and second grades, when we had swimming lessons together at the town pool.
My first crush was Fred Savage, when he was in The Wonder Years! It was mostly probably because my big sister had a crush on him, and of course I wanted to be just like her, but I "loved" Fred so much that – as about a 5 year old – I wrote on the inside of one of my mom's lampshades "I <3 Fred." It is still there, to this day!!
Okay it was John Travolta when he was a sweat hog ( don't tell my husband I still have a little crush on him) 🙂
My mom says my first crush was a boy in my preschool class named Tadd, I say it was in 3rd grade and it was John. I liked John, John liked my best friend. The love triangles start early I guess.
I wish I could remember his name! I know we were in pre-school and he would sit next to me and put his arm around me. Our teachers called us love birds. But, once we graduated to kindergarten, I never saw him again.
My sixth grade teacher!
His name back then was Allen Michael, but he dropped the Michael in high school. We grew up together and were on swim team together every summer. His older sister was my best friend so I spent most of my time at his house anyway, but we hung out all the time. When we were 11, we were hanging out at the pool one day and I tried to kiss him and he told me he had a crush on my friend Lizzy.. 🙁
Chris Weaver in 1st grade. He asked me to be his girlfriend, and he totally gave me a ring that I gave back when I dumped him in via a love note. The teacher intercepted the note, read it out loud to the class, and gave us both detention for passing notes in class.
I love your Etsy Shop!
My first crush was Jonathan Brandis from SeaQuest!
My first crush was the quarterback of the school football team, a guy named Devin.
his name was jason. i pinned him up against a tree and kissed him. then i kicked him in the shins and ran. this was last week (kidding!).
My first crush was a kid named Charlie… he was a friend of my brother when we were like 8 years old… and he still being handsome 😛
My first crush was a boy named George in my kindergarten class.
My first crush was Aaron Carter! He was such a charmer!
my neighbour, but he liked my best friend…luckily she never liked him back in that way :)) now, after 15 years, they still are one of my closest friends 🙂
Joey Lawrence from blossom! I went to an autograph session at target and was one of those screaming little girls! I wore a Mickey mouse jean jacket and actually met him while he autographed a picture for me! I was so in love with his hair and thought he was just so cute! WOOOOW!
Zac Hanson from the Hanson brothers!
Easy. Michael J. Fox – how could you not have a crush on him after seeing Back to the Future?!
But really, my first crush was Matthew in the 2nd grade. He was tall and cute and had tons of freckles. He referred to me as a "shrimp" one day, making fun of my short stature, and it totally crushed me. I still thought he was cute even though he made fun of me.
A boy named Danny from my class! I didn't even know his last name haha
Jamie Sisson, in first grade, and I was devastated when his family moved away to Sacramento!! Fortunately for me, he liked me too. I remember kissing him in the hallway after school one day…so sweet, I smile thinking about how I was bold enough to let him know how much I loved him!
5th grade. A blonde-haired boy…I found him on Facebook while looking through a friends' list from high school. He looks almost the same, except taller…and a little more manly.
I don't know if I ever divulged to anyone in 5th grade that I liked him…
In the 1st grade I had a crush on a boy named Jonathan. I made the devastating mistake of bringing my little pink diary to school, which stated as much, and during recess another boy got his hands on it and ran around the playground telling everyone what it said!
My first crush was in 3rd grade…a boy called James Penn.
Michael York from the movie Romeo and Juliet!
In the days of half-day kindergarten, I spent the other half of my day in "play-group," with three boys; Michael Unger, Logan Farnham and Danny Bryden. Lucky for me, I was a bit of a tom-boy, and would never let a crush get in the way of Tonka Trucks and digging in dirt.
Danny sent me a post card that summer before 1st grade, saying he missed me, and we'd play soon. I still have it – in a frame.
A cute boy in my kindergarten class. I started young!
The boy I sat next to in 3rd grade. We would bump elbows, I would blush, the end.
My best friend at the time in elementary school, Paul.
my best friend in first grade, we had the same birthday so obviously that meant that we were going to get married. miss you justin!
Growing up in the 90's, the era of the boy band, my first crush was inevitably Justin Timberlake. That voice, the baby blue eyes, the ramen noodle-esque curly bleached hair… *swoon*
I had a kindergarten boyfriend named Blaze. I remember we held hands and finger-painted together. I do not recall kissing him. Is it weird that I totally still remember his name? I'm sure I had a tiny crush on him in a 5-year-old way.
It was 2nd grade and his name was David . I hadn't sen him in over 40 years and at our 40th HS reunion we reconnected and talked about how he asked his mom to buy me a necklace for Chanukah.
In 1st grade, the love of my life was an uber-dreamy boy named Steven. Flowing blonde locks. The steely blue eyes off a Siberian husky. My best friend and I wrote this story about him called the Luve Story, illustrated solely with gold, silver, and fuchsia colored pencils, of course. It went something like this: "Once upon a time, there was a beautiful boy who I loved. A boy named steven. I love him for eternity." I remember lying in my bed and feeling tragical that he would never know who I was, that, daft but handsome, handsome hottie. Just a few years ago during the winter Olympics, I nearly died when the announcer gave a background story on one of the Olympians, Steven Nyman. Oh, my heart! My long lost love! It was him! An OLYMPIC SKIER. What the what?!?!?! My husband still makes fun of me for falling all over myself and screaming at the television about my hunky lover boy.
His name was Brian and he was my kindergarten crush. He had deep brown eyes and thick, bowl-cut hair (hey, it was the 80s). Our preschool had a giant wooden playground ship named the Good Ship Lollipop and I used to chase Brian all around and through that thing. Oh, Brian. Your bowl cut will forever be in my heart.
his name was essex racca. he was a fellow student in my kindergarden-second grade class and had silver caps on his front two teeth. for whatever reason that sealed the deal for me. also, after two years of being called "jen" he was the only person to call me by "jennifer" per my request…
a boy with magical teeth AND who listened and granted my wishes. what more could a girl ask for?!
His name was Greg and he lived up the street from my best girl friend. He had red hair, and to this day, I have a thing for red haired men. Problem is, they are kinda hard to find!
I started early with a preschool crush. If memory serves he liked my best friend better, but it was preschool so… I think I'll be okay.
When I was in 4th grade a boy named William became the first
boy I was ever smitten with….he turned out to be a great guy (or so I've heard since its been a long time since I've seen him). I think his wife
is a lucky gal.
I don't remember the exact boy I got a crush on, but I do vividly remember standing up on the bus in kindergarten asking, "who wants to kiss me today". Starting young…
My first crush was on a man who lived next door. I was 7, he was 25. He'd just bought the house and he was the most handsome man ever. A week later he got married and his new bride moved in. I was devastated! But, over time, I grew to love her. They were,and still are, the cutest couple I've ever known.
It was first grade. He had blonde hair and blue eyes. His name was Chris Jones. All the girls liked him. Boy could he play a mean game of kick ball!


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Atlantic City was a city located on the planet Earth. Bender, Fry and Leela visited it in the year 3000 in an attempt to lure Bender, a recent convert to Robotology, back to a life of sin and impulse, using alcohol, prostitutes and easy targets for theft.
Locations in Atlantic City include a robot strip club named the Power Strip and the Trump Trapezoid luxury hotel.
In 3050 in the first universe where Fry, Bender and Farnsworth left for an accidental time travelling journey, Amy and Cubert went to Atlantic City.
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Registration # 16-193 (2016-2018)
4-5 bedroom, 4 1/2 bath (includes 2 master suites) home with
views that have been called 'the best in Montauk'. 180 degree views
of Downtown Montauk, Atlantic Ocean, Fort Pond, Fort Pond Bay and
CT. Several Decks including off each bedroom. Huge Open Kitchen,
Dining Room and Living Room with fireplace. Screened in Porch and
game/rec room with Table Tennis and air hockey/pool table and game table. Salt water heatable pool/outddoor shower. Walk to Town (less than 1 mile), close to beaches (1/2 mile to Umbrella Beach).
Perfect for two families to share.
NO pets please! NO smokers! NO singles under 25 years!
Outside Quiet hours after 10pm.
This home is shared by brother and sister and their families. We love to enjoy it together and separately.
Carol/Bill Robinson purchased this house in 2007
The property was in the family for years and after much discussion we decided to build. It was completed in 2007 with the features that we all wanted
This home is large enough for everyone to have their own space yet open enough for plenty of room for us to share times together. We love the views from the various decks and dining table.
This is my 10th year renting in Montauk and I found this rental to be the best experience f all, beginning with the professionalism concerning all aspects of the rental. Upon arrive the house was immaculate. the open area layout allowed for connectivity among us and every room was spacious with lots of beautiful windows in order to enjoy the views, which, by the way were described in the advertisement...truly the best in Montauk. The kitchen had every single thing you could imagine you may need and the 2 dishwashers were an added plus. One of our guests comments that they didn't feel like they were in a rental property; that it actually felt like a home and they were right. The kids loved the game room and we all enjoyed the pool with plenty of lounge chairs. We also loved that there were bicycles in the garage to use, firewood for our smore's on the beach and beach chairs/umbrellas for our use as well. I would certainly recommend this house as a top rental in Montauk. This house truly has it all.
We've been vacationing in Montauk for close to 20 years, this was the best home we have rented to date. The house was beautiful, perfect for 2 families and the views were spectacular! We are already looking forward to next year
This was our second time renting this home with friends and once again it proved to be a relaxing and fun weekend! The home had plenty of room for people to spread out and do their own thing (board games in the living room, reading in the enclosed porch deck, laying by the pool) and the beach was a very easy 15 min walk away. The owners were quick to respond to email questions throughout the weekend (which was very much appreciated!) and the views from the front deck and the decks off the bedrooms were wonderful.
Just a few things of note that weren't deal-breakers for us, but that we wish could have been different were that we needed to remove all of the trash/recycling ourselves when we left and so that meant a side trip to the recycling center that was $30 per carload and the check out time was a little on the early side and so we wished that we could have been able to spend a little more time on the property before heading back to the city.
With that said, we would definitely recommend this home and hope to stay there again in the future!
My family and I had never been to Montauk before so we did not know what to expect. Starting from the rental process all the way through the end of our vacation we could not have been more pleased. The house is amazing with plenty of room. We had six adults and seven children and there was room to spare. The owners and the cleaning staff have done a great job making sure that your every need is covered. The pool was awesome and having the heater certainly helped on those days when the temp didnt rise above 70. Where the house is situated in relation to town was great as well. Overall just a great experience and highly recommended.
I am so happy we stumbled across this rental home online. I can't rave enough about it!! My daughter invited 8 of her friends for a "Sweet 16 Weekend" and the home was plenty big enough to accommodate everyone, with room to spare. The house was immaculate, new...on a scale of 1-10 I give it a 10.
Dianne - Missouri
This was the first time I rented a home and first time to go to Montauk. Both did not dissapoint me or the rest of the family. The location is great with easy access to town, beaches, etc. Home was immaculate and contemporary. It's obvious the owners take good care of their property.The large kitchen and dinning area were ideal with so many cooks in the kitchen.
I think everyone would like to return in future.
This is my 3rd visit to this rental. Once again, it was a great vacation. This house is amazing and it is always sad to leave. I surprised my mom for her 60th birthday with a weekend getaway with family. Everyone loved the house and were talking about when we can do it again. Carol and Bill (the owners) are always helpful and on point. Never a problem. I would 100% recommend renting this property. I have now been there twice for bachelorette parties and once with family (all ages from 10 months to old farts and everyone enjoyed it the same!

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Originally from Westchester, New York, Speed channel's reporter Danielle Trotta may just be one of the talented sportscaster's of all time. The enthusiasm that she has for her job is just mind blowing. She is not just a pretty face to look at, this talented diva comes equip with a gigantic personality and loads of energy. She is not only loyal to her job but also to her personal relationship as well, which might be the reason that even after so many years she is still in the relationship with the owner of RAB Racing, Robby Benton.
Lovely duo Danielle Trotta and Robby Benton
Currently, Danielle is dating Robby Benton who is an owner of RAB Racing, which was a team that participated in the Nationwide Series. As Danielle and Robby are very private couples they have to make us very difficult to know about them, however, we can easily assume through their pictures that they are still together and are very happy with each other.
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It is not a new fact to anyone that the very own Speed channel reporter Danielle has been dating Robby for a long time now and people are now desperately waiting for their big announcement. Even though there were lots of rumors of them getting engaged the couple has never confirmed the news. Let us see when the couple will finally decide to get married and announce the news to the world.
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Being Malaysia's largest exhibition for the metalworking and machine tool industries, METALTECH has truly been the flagship event for over two decades, METALTECH is world renowned by the manufacturing industries as the most effective platform for suppliers to launch their new products and services to local and regional buyers, gaining new contacts and attaining new businesses. The trade show will feature some 3,000 latest technologies from 9 specialized profiles; it is truly an event that has everything under one roof!
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Gayatri Meditation and Arati - one hour and a half.
We will start with a set of healing mantras for anyone requested at the meditation. We are also chanting a set of mantras to heal Mother Earth.
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Afterwards we will have snacks, satsang and social time.
"Of all mantras, the supreme and the most potent power of powers is the great, glorious Gayatri mantra. It is the support of every seeker after Truth who believes in its efficacy, power and glory, be s/he of any caste, creed, clime or sect. Gayatri is an impregnable spiritual armor, a veritable fortress, that guards and protects her votary, that transforms one into the divine and blesses one with the brilliant light of the highest spiritual illumination." Sadguru Sant Keshavadas writes in his book, Gayatri, The Highest Meditation.
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New this year, Edge will be holding the full event at the Golden Spike Arena! There will be two dynos, a truck show-n-shine, kids activities, food, vendors, and a night of sled pulling. There is no charge for attending the dyno event, show-n-shine, or kids activities during the day.
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When there's a question about being an introvert or extrovert...9 among are gonna say they're introverts...
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Online forums would most likely generally have a higher ratio of introverts:extroverts because, well... I can't imagine it being in an extrovert's best interest to spend very long communicating with people online. People whom they would never get to see or interact with in person?
Kind of going off stereotypical tendencies, but I think there's some truth to that. A website that provides a 'safe' place for individuals to voice their opinions or communicate with people who they don't know in real life and so don't feel as if they have quite as much to 'lose' in case of issues that may arise is pretty appealing to your average introvert.00|00|0
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|This article is about a/an episode in Chouriki Sentai Ohranger.
The School's Scary Nightmare (学校の怖い悪夢 Gakkō no Kowai Akumu) is the thirty-second episode of Chouriki Sentai Ohranger.
Momo becomes haunted by nightmares of a friend who disappeared eleven years prior, forcing her to discover what happened to her and the culprit behind this.
A school was targeted by Bara Nightmare. Momo was caught as well, and she was trapped in her own nightmare. The other Ohranger were transported inside of Momo's subconscious. Once OhRed rescued his teammate, all of the Ohranger woke up.
The heroes rushed to the school to save Bara Nightmare's other victims. OhPink weakened the enemy with her Flashing Miracle Qigong Bullet. Finally, the Machine Beast was destroyed by Super Power Dynamite Attack.
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Young Jun of Brown Eyed Soul has released a beautiful MV for his new solo track.
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I was recently admitted onto ward B2 from A&E and subsiquently ended up staying there for over 4 weeks. During my stay i had nothing but praise for the way all doctors and nurses not only treated me but were also a great support to me. Every member of staff from cleaners through to top consultants were friendly and approachable.
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Collin Anderson is a Washington D.C.-based researcher currently working on documenting online activism, electronic surveillance and Internet censorship in the Middle East, specifically Iran and Syria. Currently, Collin is developing mechanisms to detect and measure the usage of filter circumvention methods, to quantify the proliferation of tools among the general public in Internet-filtering countries. He has also been involved in identifying the international flow of surveillance equipment and exploring alternative means of communications that bypass normal channels of state-control. His participation in issues of connectivity has led to documenting availability and legality of online communications services to the public under sanctions restrictions, as well as the ramifications of export regulations to democratization movements.
Carolina Aguerre is the Policy and Capacity Building Coordinator of LACTLD,an association of ccTLDs in Latin American and Caribbean region. She is also a researcher at the Technology and Society Center at the University of San Andrés in Buenos Aires and lecturer at the same institution and visiting lecturer at the Catholic University of Uruguay. She is pursuing her doctoral studies on the national dimensions of internet governance. She is a CONICET (Argentine National Council for Science and Technology) doctoral fellow. She has been involved in research for the Argentine Ministry of Science and Innovation and for non-governmental organizations such as AMARC Latin America and the Caribbean, Convenio Andrés Bello and CIPPEC (Argentine Think Tank on Public Policy Implementation). She worked in cooperation affairs at the British Embassy in Montevideo
Gregory Asmolov is a PhD candidate at the Media and Communication department at the London School of Economics and Political Science. Gregory served as a visiting lecturer at Media and Communication department at the Higher School of Economics (Moscow). He has consulted on information technology, new media, and social media projects for The World Bank and Internews Network, and worked as a research assistant at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society, Harvard University. Gregory is a co-founder of Help Map, a crowdsourcing platform, which was used to coordinate assistance to victims of wildfires in Russia in 2010 and won a Russian National Internet Award for best project in the "State and Society" category. Gregory has previously worked as a contributing editor for "Global Voices Online", a correspondent for major Russian newspapers "Kommersant" and "Novaya Gazeta", and served as news editor and analyst for Israeli TV.
Bolo Bhi is a non-profit geared towards gender rights, government transparency, Internet access, digital security and privacy. Bolo Bhi means 'Speak up' in Urdu. With our expertise and experience in research based policy advocacy we are well-placed to conduct an in-depth independent study on the conditions, processes, and stakeholders that are influencing the development of the internet nationally, regionally, and globally.
In the area of internet policy, Bolo Bhi has engaged with public and private stakeholders on the issues of website blocking in Pakistan to try and find a policy solution. Bolo Bhi has also continuously worked to advocate for digital rights.
Andrea Calderaro, PhD, is a researcher at the Centre for Media Freedom and Media Pluralism at the European University Institute. His research focuses on ICTs and International Politics. He works on the relation between ICTs and conflict transformation, and their opportunities to support resilience and enhance freedom of expression. His publications include the guest-editing of 'Policy and Internet' special issue on "Online Collective Action and Policy Chance" (2013), and the inaugural issue of the International Journal of E-Politics, IJEP – "E-Politics in a Global Context" (2010). He serves as Chair of the ECPR Internet & Politics standing group, a member of the CSISAC board at the OECD, and he is an Executive Member of the International Communication Section of the International Studies Association. Previously, he has been Adjunct Professor at the University La Sapienza of Rome in "New Media and International Relations", Visiting Fellow at the California Institute of Technology, and directed the "ICTs for the Global Governance of Peace and Security" Project at the University of Oslo (2012). He served as expert consultant to the European Commission, European Parliament, Tactical Technology Collective, and the OECD. He holds his PhD and M.Phil in Internet and International Politics from the European University Institute.
Leshuo Dong is a scholar in Residence at the School of International Service at American University, where she teaches a graduate level course on International Communication. Leshuo Dong has also been consulting for Communications & Society Program at the Aspen Institute. Leshuo Dong is currently completing her Ph.D. in the School of Journalism and Communication at Tsinghua University in Beijing. Her research interests lie in International Communication, with a concentration on public diplomacy. She has published in Communication, Politics and Culture, Chinese Journal of Journalism and Communication, Introduction to Journalism Research, Media Observer, Chinese Journalists and other journals both in Chinese and English. She has the experience of working for multiple organizations, including China Central Television and China Youth Daily. Leshuo is currently working with the IPO to conduct research on Chinese internet foreign policy.
Iginio Gagliardone is a research fellow in the Program in the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies and a member of the Programme in Comparative Media Law and Policy (PCMLP) at Oxford University. His research and publications focus on media and political change, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa, and on the emergence of distinctive models of the information society worldwide. He is leading numerous research projects, from examining the role of Information and Communication Technologies in peace-building and state-building in Eastern Africa, to understanding the increasing role of emerging powers such as China in the media and telecommunication sectors in Africa, to analysing the nature and significance of hate speech online ahead of elections. He completed his PhD at the London School of Economics and Political Science, investigating the relationship between development and destabilization in Ethiopia. He is also Research Associate of the Centre of Governance and Human Rights at the University of Cambridge and of the Centre for Global Communication Studies (CGCS), Annenberg School of Communication, University of Pennsylvania
Hernán Galperin is Associate Professor in the Department of Social Sciences and Director of the Center for Technology and Society Professor. He is also co-director of the Master of Journalism and Master of Technology Management and Telecommunications Services. Before joining the university in 2006, he was Associate Professor (with tenure) at the Annenberg School for Communication, University of Southern California (USA). Since 2005 he serves as a member of the (Regional Dialogue on the Information Society) DIRSI Steering Committee, a network of telecommunications research and development in Latin America and the Caribbean. Dr. Galperin leads several research projects on the regulation and the impact of new information and communication technologies (ICTs), whose funding comes from foundations and donors such as IDRC (International Development Research Centre), the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) and the Telefónica Foundation. His articles have been published in leading international journals in the area, including Telecommunications Policy, The Information Society and Information Technologies and International Development. His most recent books are "Digital Poverty: Perspectives from Latin America and the Caribbean" (with Judith Mariscal), published in 2009 by Editorial CIDE-Mexico, and "Mobile Communication and Socio-Economic Development in Latin America" (with Mireia Fernández and Manuel Castells), forthcoming by Editorial Ariel (Barcelona).
Frederick Golooba-Mutebi is a Political Scientist and Senior Research Fellow at the Makerere Institute of Social Research in Uganda. He was educated at Makerere University and the London School of Economics and Political Science. From 2001 to 2004 he was a Research Officer and Postdoctoral Fellow at the MRC/University Public Health and Health Transitions Unit (Agincourt), School of Public Health, University of the Witwatersrand Johannesburg where he is an Honorary Senior Researcher. He has been a Research Associate of the Crisis States Research Centre at London School of Economics and Political Science, the Chronic Poverty Research Centre at the University of Manchester, and is currently an research associate of the Africa Power and Politics Programme at the Overseas Development Institute in London. He has conducted research in Uganda, Rwanda, South Sudan and South Africa, and published articles, reports, and newspaper columns on politics, health, local government, poverty, refugees, and witchcraft.
The Governance Lab (The GovLab) aims to improve people's lives by changing how we govern. The GovLab is seeking new ways to solve public problems using advances in technology and science, and builds, studies, and implements experimental, technology-enabled solutions that advance a collaborative, networked approach to re-invent existing institutions and processes of governance to improve people's lives. Housed at New York University and funded by grants from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation and the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the GovLab encompasses three major initiatives: GovLab Observatory, GovLab Living Labs, and GovLab Academy. The Center for Global Communication Studies and the IPO repost the GovLab's Selected Curation of Articles on Net-Governance (SCAN) weekly. The GovLab tweets at @TheGovLab.
Tatiana A. Indina, PhD is an Internet researcher and social scientist, fellow of the Center for New Media and Society (Moscow, Russia); research affiliate at the Berkman Center at Harvard University. Tatiana's research interests include Internet governance and Internet regulations, Internet and Social media studies, and cross-cultural differences in online communication. Born in Central Asia, Tatiana has broad International experience in research work in Russia, CIS countries, and the United States. In 2011 Tatiana was a Fulbright Visiting Scholar at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, in Washington DC; and in 2012, a Visiting Scholar at School of Communication, American University (Washington DC). Since 2013, Tatiana has been working as a research fellow at the Center for New Media and Society in Moscow, Russia. She participated in a number of International research projects, including: "Internet Regulation Policy," (Internews and New York University, 2013); "Ranking Digital Rights" (New America Foundation and Internews, 2013-2014); "Fostering freedom online " UNESCO study, UPENN, 2014). Currently (2014-15), Tatiana holds a research affiliate position with the Berkman Center where she is conducting a study on Internet regulations in Russia and users' rights in the Runet. Tatiana has written over 50 scientific papers and 4 books. Her recent book, "CEO 2.0," reflects how Internet technologies shape new competences of the new generation of leaders.
Ephraim Percy Kenyanito is a fellow of the African School of Internet Governance in South Africa and a Research Associate at Access. The IPO commissioned Ephraim to develop African internet policy content for the IPO blog and website. Ephraim has put together a "round up" update with important information about relevant internet policy developments in Africa and written for IPO on African contributions and perspectives with regard to African regional internet policy and cyber security issues as well as African participation and perspectives on international internet governance arenas (IGF, ICANN, NETmundial). In Summer 2014, the IPO sponsored him as a participant at the Annenberg-Oxford Media Policy Summer Institute.
Matthias C. Kettemann (Mag. iur, Dr. iur., LL.M. (Harvard) is post-doc fellow at the Cluster of Excellence "Normative Orders" at the University of Frankfurt/Main (Germany) and lecturer at the Institute of International Law and International Relations, University of Graz (Austria). Matthias studied law in Graz and Geneva and was Fulbright and Boas Scholar at Harvard Law School where he pursued studies in international human rights and comparative constitutional law. His doctoral research focused on the power of individuals in international law at the example of International Internet Law. In his post-doctoral research, he analyzes the role of international law in normatively framing the future of Internet governance and regulation. From 2011 to 2013 he was co-chair of the Internet Rights & Principles Coalition. Matthias has worked for the European Parliament and the Council of Europe on issues of human rights law and the Internet. The scientific lead of international multistakeholder initiatives on human rights and the Internet, Internet politics and Internet governance, he is the author of numerous publications on human rights and the Internet and Internet governance. Matthias also runs a blog. Selected recent publications include Freedom of Expression and the Internet (2014, co-authored), Net Politics in Austria (2013, co-edited), The Future of Individuals in International Law (2013), and the European Yearbook on Human Rights 2013 (2013, co-edited). He can be reached by mail.
Arzak Khan is a researcher at the National Database and Registration Authority in Pakistan. He studies the marketing of human rights, new media, international activism and social movements. His research focuses on understanding the role played by new information communication technologies in mediatization of society, the development of ICT infrastructure, broadband development strategies, and regulation of the internet.
As a PhD candidate at University of Waikato, Arzak was awarded British Chevening Scholarship in 2007 to attend the highly esteemed Master in Communication Management program at Strathclyde Business School, Glasgow. He is also a recipient of DiploFoundation Policy Research Fellowship in internet governance and ICT policy capacity building program. Arzak also holds a Master in Computer Science from University of Balochistan, Pakistan. He has published and presented his research at national and international forums on the issues of broadband development, mediatization of society, social activism, internet freedom, media regulation and next generation infrastructure advancement in the South. He is the co-author of Freedom House report on "Freedom on the Internet in Pakistan" published in 2011.
Mathias Klang is an Associate Professor at the University of Göteborg. His principle research focuses on the ways in which communication technologies both enable and control our social interactions. Within this area he is especially interested in the impacts of technology on human rights. Among his longer published works in the field are Human Rights in a Digital Age and Disruptive Technology: Effects of Technology Regulation on Democracy. These works contribute to the discussion of the discrepancies between the potential of technology for the advancement of civil rights and democracy, and the emergence of sophisticated surveillance and regulation through technology. For more information see http://klangable.com
Alexandra Kulikova has recently joined ICANN as Global Stakeholder Engagement Manager for Eastern Europe and Central Asia. Most recently Alexandra ran a research program "Global Internet Governance and International Information" at PIR Center where she now acts as a consultant. Alexandra's research interests include national and global internet governance, privacy and data protection online, state and corporate policies on ICT security, international cyber-strategies and policies. She also is a member of the editorial board of the new Chatham House Journal on Cyber Policy. In 2012-2014 she participated in the LSE Media Policy Project research group at the LSE as a research assistant contributing to the ongoing study project in the field of media policies in the UK and EU. Previously in 2007-2012, Alexandra ran the RBCC Bulletin, the monthly business magazine of the Russo-British Chamber of Commerce. She holds an honours MSc degree from the London School of Economics and Political Science in media and communication governance and an honours graduate degree from Moscow State Linguistic University in theory and practice of intercultural communication and teaching foreign languages and cultures.
Celia Lerman is an Intellectual Property Fellow, professor, and researcher at Universidad Torcuato Di Tella in Argentina and Coordinator of Internet Governance Regional Initiatives. She is also a member of ICANN's Business Constituency. Ms. Lerman was an ICANN Fellow at ICANN 42 in Dakar, and at ICANN 46 in Beijing. Her research proposal to Columbia Law School focused on the investigation into copyright laws surrounding graffiti and the intersection of IP and real property rights that are often at odds with regards to graffiti and street art. She was a Visiting IP Scholar at the Kernochan Center for Law, Media, and the Arts at Columbia Law School for the spring 2012 semester. From 2008 to 2010, she was a lawyer at the Mitrani, Caballero, Rosso Alba, Francia, Ojam, and Ruiz Moreno. She serve as a teaching assistant at the Universidad Torcuato Di Tella from 2006 to 2008. In 2008, she was an intern at Clarke, Modet and Company for four months. In August 2011, she was invited by the American University and other event organizers to present work at the Global Congress on Intellectual Property and the Public Interest; she presented in the session on "Open Access and the Public Domain." Similarly, she participated in Yale University's "Access to Knowledge, Global Community Workshop" to discuss a global knowledge policy. She holds a master's degree in Intellectual Property from the Universidad Di Tella. She was a Fulbright Scholar, and thus studied at the Institute on Leadership and American Studies.
Ronaldo Lemos is the director of the Center for Technology and Society at the Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV) School of Law in Rio de Janeiro. Dr. Lemos is the head professor of Intellectual Property law at FGV Law School. He is also the director of the Creative Commons Brazil and chairman of the Board of iCommons. He has earned his LL.B. and LL.D. from the University of Sao Paulo, and his LL.M. from Harvard Law School. He is the author of three books, including "Direito, Tecnologia e Cultura," published by FGV Press, 2005, and "Tecnobrega", published in 2008. He coordinates various projects, such as the Cultura Livre project, and the Open Business Project, an international initiative taking place in Brazil, Nigeria, Chile, Mexico, South Africa and the UK. He is one of the founders of Overmundo, winner of the Digital Communities Golden Nica, granted by the Prix Ars Electronica 2007. He is also curator of the TIM Festival, the largest music festival in Brazil.
Sarah Logan is the Digital Politics Research Fellow in the State Society and Governance in Melanesia Program in School of International, Political and Strategic Studies at the Australian National University. Her research focuses on the political economy of information and communications technologies in developing democracies and on the impact of such technologies on the practice and theory of International Relations, and her doctorate analysed the emergence of online counterterrorism policies. She has conducted her research as a visiting scholar at Columbia University and the London School of Economics, and has presented at a variety of fora including the Internet Governance Forum and the World Bank. She is a member of the Canadian International Council's International Relations and Digital Technology<http://www.irdtp.
James Losey has five years experience in public policy and over ten years researching the intersection of information, technology and power. He is currently a PhD candidate with the School of International Studies and the Department of Media Studies at Stockholm University in Sweden working on a dissertation focused on the tensions between states and internet companies and the relationship to national sovereignty, citizenship and the flow of information. Additionally, he is an affiliate at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University and a visiting scholar at the University of Pennsylvania's Center for Global Communication Studies at the Annenberg School for Communication. Previously, James has been a Google Policy Fellow with the Global Network Initiative and a Consortium on Media Policy Studies fellow.
James is also a fellow with X-Lab at the New America Foundation where he researches issues related to the control of communications, digital craftsmanship, and internet freedom. He has worked with the the New America Foundation since 2009 as an analyst and fellow with the Open Technology Institute researching information policy issues including freedom of expression online, intellectual property, spectrum, network neutrality and the digital divide. James bridges developer, activist, and government stakeholders and has given public presentations and advised policy makers on both sides of the Atlantic. His work has been published in Advances in Computing, Ars Technica, CommLaw Conspectus, IEEE Internet Computing, IEEE Spectrum, Slate, and the Journal for Information Policy.
James holds an Mssc. from Uppsala University in Sweden, where he researched civil society involvement in information policy and the European ACTA debate, and a B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies from the University of California at Berkeley. In addition to his work in public policy and academia, James plays drums, banjo, and guitar and is a photographer.
Stefania Milan (http://stefaniamilan.net; @annliffey) is curious about the interplay between technologies and society, the politics of code, and communications and internet governance. Currently, she is assistant professor at Tilburg University, the Netherlands, and a fellow at the Citizen Lab, University of Toronto, and at the Center for Media and Communication Studies, Central European University (Budapest). She is the author of Social Movements and Their Technologies: Wiring Social Change (Palgrave Macmillan, 2013), and co-author of Media/Society(Sage, 2011), and of various articles and book chapters on activism, cyberactivism, and multistakeholder governance. She holds a PhD in political and social sciences from the European University Institute, and has taught media policy and communications governance at the Central European University, and at the University of Lucerne, Switzerland. As a consultant, she has worked for, amongst others, the Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research, and the European Commission. Stefania enjoys seeking ways of bridging research with policy and action: as such, she serves in the Executive Committee of the NonCommercial Users Constituency (NCUC) of the Internet Corporation for Names and Numbers (ICANN), and in the Steering Committee of /1net.
Milton Mueller is Professor at the Syracuse University School of Information Studies. His research and teaching explore the political economy of communication and information. For the past 15 years his research, teaching and public service have concentrated on problems related to global Internet governance. His books Networks and States: The global politics of Internet governance (MIT Press, 2010) and Ruling the Root: Internet Governance and the Taming of Cyberspace (MIT Press, 2002) are acclaimed scholarly accounts of the global governance regime emerging around the Internet. His complete list of publications can be found here. His commentary and analysis of current events can be found on the Internet Governance Project blog.
Erik C Nisbet is an Associate Professor in the School of Communication, the School of Environment and Natural Resources (by courtesy), and the Department of Political Science (by courtesy) at the Ohio State University. His research includes the intersection of political and science communication, focusing on how people engage in motivated reasoning when processing scientific information and forming policy preferences.
Shawn Powers is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication at Georgia State University. He specializes in international political communication, with particular attention to the geopolitics of information and information technologies. His current book project focuses on how nation-states adjust to an international system increasingly governed by information-driven financial, political and media networks rather than the geographic and temporal networks of old
His previous research essays have appeared in Media War & Conflict, Global Media & Communication, Ethnopolitics, Argumentation & Advocacy, Orbis and the Journal of Middle East Media and in edited volumes published by Oxford University Press, Palgrave Macmillan, Peter Lang Publishing, the New Press and Routledge.
Lucy Purdon is an ICT Researcher at the Institute for Human Rights and Business. Lucy joined IHRB as an Information and Communication Technology (ICT) researcher on the EC Human Rights Sector Guidance project. She manages IHRB's ICT Programme and works mainly on issues of freedom of expression and privacy in ICTs. Lucy graduated with an MA in Human Rights from The Institute of Commonwealth Studies (ICwS), University of London. Her thesis, 'Privatising Dissent', applied the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights to the ICT sector. Prior to this, Lucy was a documentary producer/director and ran film-making courses for young offenders in the UK. She also holds a First Class BA (Hons) in Film and Video from London College of Communications, University of the Arts.
Parminder Jeet Singh is the Executive Director of ITforchange, an NGO located in Bengaluru, India, that works for the innovative and effective use of information and communication technologies to promote socio-economic change in the global South. He worked for nearly a decade in the government, where he initiated innovative e-governance projects. During this time, in 2001, he co-authored the book, "Government@Net: E-governance opportunities for India" (Sage Publications). He was invited to do a research study at the INSEAD Business School in France on 'New ICTs for community and governance institutions'. Subsequently, he has worked with many ICTD field projects, as well as in policy research and advocacy related to information society issues. In the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS), Parminder was active in the debates around financing and information society governance issues. He is closely associated with post-WSIS structures, namely the Commission on Science and Technology for Development (CSTD), UN Global Alliance for ICTs and Development (GAID), and the UN Internet Governance Forum (IGF). He is currently a co-coordinator of the Civil Society Internet Governance Caucus. Parminder is a member of the Strategy Council of the UN's Global Alliance on ICTs and Development, and a Special Advisor to the Chair of the Multi-stakeholder Advisory Group of the UN's Internet Governance Forum.
Small Media is an action lab helping the free flow of information and creative expression in closed societies, with training, technology and research initiatives that focus on Iran. Their projects are informed by their research. Small Media analyses the flow of information and provide solutions to improve it. They work with partners and help others to implement their ideas. For more information about Small Media's projects go to http://smallmedia.org.uk/.
Harsh Taneja is a doctoral candidate in the Media, Technology and Society program at the School of Communication, Northwestern University. He is particularly interested in patterns of consumption in new media environments and the implications they have on media companies. A related interest is in the development of audience measurement systems, as it is these systems that enable scholars and practitioners to make sense of media consumption in a given media market. Before joining Northwestern, Harsh worked in advertising and media companies, which includes an audience research role at the Global News Division of the BBC. He obtained his bachelors and masters degree from India.
Angela Xiao Wu is a doctoral candidate in the Media, Technology and Society program at the School of Communication, Northwestern University. Her research addresses the connections between emerging media and cultural changes. Her interests include internet use, political discourse and cultures, everyday life and subject formation, memory and media use, and reading cultures. Her dissertation project explores the microprocesses whereby people become political actors through their Internet use in China. It investigates, during the decade-long development of the Chinese Internet, what kind of personal Internet use trajectory accompanies the rise of alternative self-understanding and views of politics, and how these use patterns contributed to transformations in people's micro-worlds. This project enriches the existing literature on the Internet and political changes in China by its emphasis on the historical development of Chinese Internet technologies, patterns of use, and the subjectivities of Internet users. It also helps rethinking the cultural and political implications of the Internet in authoritarian regimes beyond facilitating direct oppositions between the state and society, but in the establishment of a local democratic culture. She holds a Bachelor's degree from Tsinghua University, China, and a Master's Degree (M.Phil.) in Communication at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.


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Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha ( or SLBSRSV) founded on 08th October 1962 at New Delhi is a deemed university under Section 3 of the UGC Act 1956 and accredited 'A' Grade by NAAC undertaken by the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Government of India. We keep an eye on SLBSRSV official website (www.slbsrsv.ac.in) for a new 2016 Shir Lal Bahadur Shashtri Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha recruitment PDF advertisement. Keep coming back on this page for current this month and upcoming SLBSRV jobs notifications for the year 2016 & 2016-17.
Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha Recruits for 11 Teaching Positions. | Candidates with Ph. D/ Master's Degree Can Apply before 10.09.2016 for SLBSRSV Jobs.
SLBSRSV Recruitment 2016 – 11 Teaching Vacancies – Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha (SLBSRSV), New Delhi has published a recruitment notification for special recruitment of 11 Professor, Assistant Professor & Associate Professor posts on Direct Recruitment basis in various subjects. Willing candidates fulfilling the Eligibility Criteria given in the SLBSRSV official job advertisement can submit their application in the prescribed format on or before last date 10.09.2016. Other details given in the SLBSRSV notification are briefly mentioned below, have a look and apply for suitable post according to your need and qualification.
SLBSRSV Vacant Seats Details:
Total No. of Vacant Posts – 11
Name of the Posts:
1. Professor: 01 Post
a. Veda: 01 Post
2. Associate Professor: 02 Posts
a. Vishishtadvait Vedanta: 01 Post
b. Advait Vedanta: 01 Post
3. Assistant Professor: 08 Posts
a. Shastra Shikshan-Sahitya: 01 Post
b. Sahitya: 01 Post
c. Dharmashastra: 02 Posts
d. Sarvadarshan: 01 Post
e. Prakrit: 01 Post
f. Sankhya Yoga: 01 Post
g. Mimansa: 01 Post
SLBSRSV Recruitment Eligibility Criteria:
Educational Qualification:
Candidates willing to apply for Professor (Veda) posts should have acquired Ph. D in concerned Discipline with Published work of High Quality with 10 Publications as Books &/ or Research/ Policy papers & 10 years of Teaching experience in University/ College &/ or experience in Research at the University/ National level Institutions/ Industries or outstanding Professional with established reputation in the relevant field with knowledge in the concerned Discipline & knowledge of Sanskrit with ability to Teach in Sanskrit, for Associate Professor (Vishishtadvait Vedant & Advait Vedanta) posts should have acquired Ph. D Degree in relevant Discipline & Master's Degree with 55% marks with 08 years of Teaching &/ or Research experience & 05 Publications as Books and/ or Research/ Policy papers with knowledge of Sanskrit & ability to Teach in Sanskrit and for Assistant Professor (a to g) posts should have acquired Acharya/ Master's Degree with 55% marks or equivalent Grade of B in the 07 point scale with latter Grades O, A, B, C, D, E & F in the relevant subject from an Indian University or equivalent Degree from an Accredited Foreign University with NET conducted by the UGC/ CSIR or similar test accredited by the UGC like SLET/ SET & Ph. D Degree with knowledge of Sanskrit and ability to Teach in Sanskrit.
Selection Procedure:
Selection for above designation will be done based on applicant's performance in Written Test/ Interview.
Fees of Application:
Applicants have to pay application fees which is Rs. 250/- at the concerned office through Demand Draft in favour of "Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha". (Rs. 60/- for SC/ ST) (No Fee for PWD)
How to Apply for SLBSRSV Posts:
Persons willing to apply for SLBSRSV posts can send their application in the prescribed format along with all relevant documents in an envelope superscribed "Application for the Post of______" by Post to the Assistant Registrar (Selection)-Recruitment Cell, Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha (Deeemed to be University), B-4, Qutab Institutional Area, Shaheed Jeet Singh Marg, New Delhi – 110016.
Important Dates:
Last Date for Receipt of Application Forms: 10-09-2016


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