Title | Prof. | First Name | SANJOY | Last Name | ROY | ||
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Designation | Professor | ||||||
Department | Department of Social Work | ||||||
sroy@socialwork.du.ac.in | |||||||
Webpage | |||||||
Phone.no | 9013788588 |
Employement Info | |||||||
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Employee Type | Nature Of Employment | ||||||
Teaching | Permanent |
Educational Qualifications | |||||||
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Degree/Certification Name | Institution | Year of Completion | |||||
M.Phil. | University of Delhi | 2003 | |||||
Ph.D. - | Lucknow University |
Development of E-content | ||||||||
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Name of The Module | Platform/Organization | Date of Launching | ||||||
E-Pathsala on CSR & Community Engagement | Other | 29-06-2017 | ||||||
E-Pathsala on Scheduled Tribes & Community Engagement | Other | 30-03-2017 | ||||||
E-Pathsala on Scheduled Caste & Community Engagement | Other | 30-03-2017 | ||||||
E-Pathsala on Planning & Community Engagement | Other | 30-03-2017 |
Teaching Experience (Within Institution) | |||
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Designation | Duration | ||
Professor | 01-01-2016 To 31-01-2022 (6 years, 30 days) | ||
Associate Professor | 20-02-2014 To 31-12-2015 (1 years, 10 months, 11 days) | ||
Associate Professor | 13-12-2012 To 17-02-2014 (1 years, 2 months, 4 days) | ||
Reader | 16-06-2011 To 10-12-2012 (1 years, 5 months, 24 days) | ||
Assistant Professor | 19-02-2007 To 15-06-2011 (4 years, 3 months, 27 days) | ||
Lecturer | 11-08-2005 To 10-02-2007 (1 years, 5 months, 30 days) | ||
Lecturer on Adhoc basis | 19-10-2004 To 31-07-2005 (9 months, 12 days) | ||
Medical Social Worker | 02-07-2003 To 18-10-2004 (1 years, 3 months, 16 days) | ||
Project Assistant | 01-01-2003 To 31-07-2003 (6 months, 30 days) |
Administrative Experience (Within Institution) | |||
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Designation | Duration | ||
NSS Officer | 01-03-2013 To 15-02-2014 (11 months, 14 days) | ||
Director Field Work Placement | 01-07-2016 To 30-06-2019 (2 years, 11 months, 29 days) | ||
Warden Mansarowar Hostel | 01-05-2015 To 31-03-2021 (5 years, 10 months, 30 days) | ||
Warden Social Work Hostel | 01-04-2021 To 09-01-2022 (9 months, 8 days) | ||
Head | Presently Working since 04-06-2023 (1 years, 7 months, 14 days) |
Research Supervision Overview | |||||||
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PhD Scholars Supervised | PhD Degrees Awarded | Theses Submitted | |||||
8 | 4 | 4 | |||||
M.Phil Scholars Supervised | M.Phil Degrees Awarded | M.Phil Theses Submitted | |||||
4 | 2 | 3 |
Research Publications | |||||||
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Title of Article | Type of Publication | Name of Journal | ISSN | Journal Volume | Year | Link to Article | DOI (Digital Object Identifier) |
Women Education & Participatory Development: Need a Congruous Outlook for Empowerment | Research Papers in Scopus Listed Journals | International Journal of Historical Archaeology & Anthropological Sciences | 2573-2897 | Vol-05, Issue-05 | https://www.researchgate.net/publication/348960133_Women_Education_Participatory_Development_Need_a_Congruous_Outlook_for_Empowerment | 10.15406/jhaas.2020.05.00233 | |
Mental Health Status of Incarcerated Women in India: A Perspective from a Social Worker | Research Papers in Scopus Listed Journals | Indian Journal of Gender Studies, Sage | 0971-5215 (print); 0973-0672 (web) | 94 | https://www.google.com/search?q=Indian+Journal+of+Gender+Studies%2C+Sage&oq=Indian+Journal+of+Gender+Studies%2C+Sage&aqs=chrome..69i57j0i512j69i59.1271j0j15&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 | ||
Rural camp in social work practicum: A lively pedagogy of learning | Research Papers in Peer Reviewed Journals | African Journal of Social Work | 1563-3934 | 11 | African Journal of Social Workhttps://www.ajol.info | No DOI | |
Teaching Caste & Reservation in Classroom Setting: Effort towards Anti-Oppressive Social Work Practice | Research Papers in Peer Reviewed Journals | American Research Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences | Online-2378-9026 | 7 | American Research Journal of Humanities and Social Scienceshttps://www.arjonline.org | No DOI | |
Child Domestic Workers: Understanding from Rights Perspective | Research Papers in Peer Reviewed Journals | The American Journal of Humanities & Social Sciences Research | 2581-8868 | Vol-03, Issue-06 | https://www.researchgate.net/publication/348960233_Child_Domestic_Workers_Understanding_from_Rights_Perspective | https://www.researchgate.net/publication/348960233 | |
Issues and Challenges with COVID-19: Interventions through Social Work Practice and Perspectives | Research Papers in Scopus Listed Journals | Journal of Social Work Values and Ethics | 1553-6947 | Volume 17, Number 2 | https://www.socialserviceworkforce.org/resources/issues-and-challenges-covid-19-interventions-through-social-work-practice-and-perspectives | https://jswve.org/download/2020-2/2020-2 | |
Women Obscenity in India: Social Outlook with Legal Reflection | Research Papers in Web of Science Listed Journals | International Journal of Ecology & Natural Resources | 2578-4994 | 4 Issue-2 | https://medwinpublishers.com/JENR/JENR16000190.pdf | 23880/jenr-16000190 | |
Developing Emotional Competence as a life skill among Adolescents | Research Papers in Scopus Listed Journals | International Journal of Historical Archaeology & Anthropological Sciences | 2573-2897 | 3(6) | https://medcraveonline.com/JHAAS/developing-emotional-competence-as-a-life-skill-among-adolescents.html | 10.15406/jhaas.2018.03.00170 | |
Climate Change and Human Health: A Realistic Outlook from Indian Perspective | Research Papers in Peer Reviewed Journals | International Journal of Ecology & Natural Resources | 2578-4994 | 3 Issue-1 | https://www.researchgate.net/publication/333335254_Climate_Change_and_Human_Health_A_Realistic_Outlook_from_Indian_Perspective | 10.23880/jenr-16000154 | |
Educational aspirations and expectations among scheduled caste students: a study of Uttar Pradesh, India | Research Papers in Scopus Listed Journals | International Journal of Historical Archaeology & Anthropological Sciences | 2573-2897 | 3(5) | https://medcraveonline.com/JHAAS/educational-aspirations-and-expectations-among-scheduled-caste-students-a-study | 10.15406/jhaas.2018.03.00152 | |
Social Work in a Correctional Setting in India | Research Papers in Web of Science Listed Journals | Asia Pacific Journal of Advanced Business and Social Studies | 2205-6033 | 4, issue-2 | https://apiar.org.au/journal-paper/social-work-in-a-correctional-setting-in-india/ | 10.25275/apjabssv4i2ss1 | |
Field work practice in Correctional Setting: Indian Social Work Perspective | Research Papers in Web of Science Listed Journals | Global Journal of Archaeology and Anthropology | 2575-8608 | II (1) | https://www.researchgate.net/publication/324159419_Field_Work_Practice_in_Correctional_Setting_Indian_Social_Work_Perspectivec | 10.19080/GJAA.2017.02.555580 | |
’’Human Rights and Trafficking in Women and Children in India | Research Papers in Scopus Listed Journals | Journal of Historical Archaeology & Anthropological Sciences | 2573-2897 | 1(5) | https://medcraveonline.com/JHAAS/human-rights-and-trafficking-in-women-and-children-in-india.html | 10.15406/jhaas.2017.01.00027 | |
Promoting Health Equity through Social Work Education in India: Preparing Students to Address Disparities’ | Research Papers in UGC listed Journals | Journal of Social Work & Social Development | 2229-6468 | 14 | 2023 | NA |
Non-Journal Publications | |||||||
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Title of Publication | Type of Publication | Publisher | Role | ISBN | Year | Link to Publication | Level |
I was not Hurt but was angry’: Health Care Experiences of Transwomen in India | Chapters in Books | Karabuk University, Turkey | Co-Author | 978-605-9554-85-5 | 2024 | International | |
Elderly Rights and Problems in India: Analysis Through SMART PRACTICE Perspective | Chapters in Books | Springer | Author | ISSN-2197-5841, ISBN-978-16-5826-6, p-259-280 | 2022 | International | |
Specialization in Indian Social Work An Academic and Indigenized Practice Profession | Edited/Transalated Books | Atlantic Publication | Editor | 978-81-269-3357-0 | International | ||
Social Work Education: Indigenous Perspectives”. Sage Publication | Text/Reference/Subject Books/Other | Sage | Editor | 978-93-5388-637-0 | International | ||
’Field Work Training in Social Work | Edited/Transalated Books | Routledge Traylor and Francis Group, UK | Co-Editor | 9782367276492 | International | ||
Social Work in Globalizing World: Practices and Challenges | Text/Reference/Subject Books/Other | Rawat Publisher | Author | 978-81-316-0938-5 | International | ||
’Field Work in Social Work Education: Contemporary Practices & Perspectives | Text/Reference/Subject Books/Other | Atlantic Publication | Co-Editor | 978-81269-2299-4 | International | ||
Methods and Development of Social Work | Text/Reference/Subject Books/Other | Discovery Publishing House Delhi | Author | 93-5056-707-5, p-1-334 | National | ||
New Perspectives in Community Development"(Co-Editor | Text/Reference/Subject Books/Other | Atlantic Publication | Co-Editor | 978-81-269-2035-8 | International | ||
Social Welfare Administration: Development and Prospects | Text/Reference/Subject Books/Other | Discovery Publishing House Delhi | Author | 935056305-3, p-1-482 | National | ||
New Directions in Rural Development | Text/Reference/Subject Books/Other | Discovery Publishing House Delhi | Author | 978935056-108-9 | National | ||
Field Work in Social Work’ | Text/Reference/Subject Books/Other | Rawat Publisher | Author | 978-81-316-0528-8 | International | ||
Migrant Rickshaw Pullers in Delhi: Assessment from Social Work Perspectives | Text/Reference/Subject Books/Other | LAMBERT Publishing House Germany | Author | 978-3-659-21844-6 | International | ||
Introduction to Social Work and Practice in India | Text/Reference/Subject Books/Other | Akansha Publication Delhi | Author | 97881-8370266-9 | National | ||
Women in Contemporary India: Realities and Perspectives | Text/Reference/Subject Books/Other | Akansha Publication Delhi | Author | 978-818370207-2 | National | ||
Social Work Practice in India: An Emerging Perspective | Text/Reference/Subject Books/Other | New Royal Book Publication | Co-Author | 81-89267-15-9 | National |
Research Projects | ||||||
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Project Title | Project Type | Year Of Sanction | Outcome/Output | Duration | ||
Impact assessment of CSR activities of JK Tyre & Industries in vicinity of the Kankroli, Rajasthan factory. | Minor | 2022 | The present study of the CSR projects being undertaken by JK Tyre and Industries in the vicinity of its factory at Kankroli, Rajasthan focused on three main interventions. The first intervention in the area of healthcare, Project Parivartan was found to be very relevant for the communities in Kumbhalgarh tehsil. The project was quite effective while it lasted but has been in the suspension mode for the past 2 years since the onset of COVID. The second intervention focused on the socio-economic empowerment of rural communities in the 62 villages in Rajsamand tehsil. The project has been found to be very relevant and has been effective in working towards the many objectives that the project aims to achieve. Similarly, the third project which aims to PLHIVs in the district is also relevant though not very effective for now. The learnings and challenges have highlighted the gaps in the programme design which does not allow for proper monitoring. This, when looked in conjunction with the fact the CSR team size at the Kankroli plant is very limited, throws some light on why effectiveness across some projects leaves quite a lot to be desired. There are issues related to team size as well as quality of human resources at the level of implementation partners as well which further undermines the project effectiveness and quality of services under the project. These have been highlighted under the recommendations as well so that necessary steps may be taken at each level necessary. The need assessment exercise undertaken across the sampled villages also threw up a few areas where the current projects may be allowed to widen the scope, for example tackling malnutrition in school going children. This along with better coordination with the government departments can help to increase effectiveness of the projects. The needs were identified in the area of healthcare access including for animals, educational infrastructure and access including aanganwadi infrastructure. Under the recommendations, the team has recommended the continuation of all three projects under consideration with a few additional recommendations towards improvement of programme design, monitoring, indicator tracking, team size and quality, widening the scope to include certain elements identified in the needs assessment. A new project related to water sustainability, drinking water access and quality has been also recommended for baseline assessment over the next year to understand the actual requirements of the community. The research team also tried to understand the level of social license that the company presently enjoys and this has been verified using 2 datasets and triangulation of data and observations from field. As of now the company seems to have the approval of the community, however, this will need regular verification in the form of a community feedback mechanism that has been suggested. The suggested project towards water sustainability may further work to improve the image of the company in the community. We now present this report with a hope that this research would be used to strengthen the relevant projects so that the effectiveness for the community can increase manifold and the programme can go from strength to strength. | 14-07-2022 To 30-10-2022 (3 months, 16 days) | ||
Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY) | Major | 2023 | Ongoing | Ongoing since 15-09-2024 (4 months, 3 days) | ||
Empowering Social Work Practitioners, Enhancing Skills and Competencies to Bring Positive Social Change: An Action Research Study | Major | 2023 | Ongoing | Ongoing since 29-12-2023 (1 years, 20 days) | ||
Understanding the Law, Life world and Marginality of Religious Converts in Southern States of India | Major | 2024 | Ongoing | Ongoing since 15-01-2024 (1 years, 3 days) | ||
A study on Stigma and Discrimination among PLHIV and Key Population in Delhi | Minor | 2024 | Ongoing | Ongoing since 13-02-2024 (11 months, 5 days) |