Reviewer
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| Name: | Dr Manoj Mathew |
| Designation: | Select |
| Department: | Social Work |
| Research Area: | Social Work |
| Organization: | Kalinga University, Raipur |
| Contact: | Contact Reviewer |
| Qualification: | PostDoc |
| About: | Dr. Manoj Mathew P, an esteemed Assistant Professor in the Department of Social Work within the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at Kalinga University, Raipur, India, brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the realm of social work. Dr. Mathew is a distinguished scholar with a robust academic background, holding a Post Doctorate and a PhD in Social Work, an MPhil, and an MSW. Embarking on his research and teaching career in 2014, he brings a wealth of knowledge, experience, and expertise to the realm of social work. Specializing in Social Work with vulnerable populations, Social Problems, Social Policy, and Mixed-Method Research, Dr. Manoj Mathew P has devoted his career to addressing pressing issues within society. His research, particularly focused on gender issues, social problems, and vulnerable populations, has resulted in more than a dozen publications in reputable journals and book chapters. As an Assistant Professor, Dr. Manoj Mathew P plays a pivotal role in shaping the academic landscape at Kalinga University. His dedication is evident through his involvement in numerous funded research projects and his guidance to students in their dissertations. Notably, he serves on the editorial boards of esteemed journals, contributing to the advancement of social work scholarship. Dr. Manoj Mathew P’s impact extends beyond the classroom, as he has assumed the role of conference chair for several national and international conferences/seminars. His expertise shines through as he delivers insightful lectures on Social Issues and Mixed-Method Research, providing a nuanced and comprehensive understanding of these complex subjects. Manoj Mathew. P holds PhD & Post Doctorate in Social Work. He has extensive experience in teaching, research and practice in the field of social work. He started his research and teaching career in 2014. His research focuses on gender issues, social problems and vulnerable populations. Currently, he works as an Assistant Professor |
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