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Prof. Udai Pratap Singh

  • Awardee of “Bharat Gaurav” – prestigious award given by ‘Dr. Bhishma Narayan Singh’ Former Governor of TamilNadu and Assam in 2016 at India Internation Convention Centre, New Delhi.
  • Awardee of “Shikshak Shree” - a prestigious State Government Award given by the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh in 2014 at Lucknow.
  • Hony. Director, Asian Institute of Human Science & Development, Lucknow.
  • Editor, The Asian Man (An International Journal)
  • Associate Editor of Indian Journal of Physical Anthropology & Human Genetics.
  • Director & Coordinator of Forensic Science Program run in the Department of Anthropology, Lucknow University.
  • Forensic Expert of the cases referred by the district and session Courts of Uttar Pradesh.
  • Published 09 books on Human Ecology, Human Genetics, Biological Anthropology and on Tribal Health.
  • Conducted 3 major and minor Research Projects and 15 Action Projects among tribal, rural and urban areas of several states in India.
  • Published 82 research papers/articles in various National and International journals and presented several research papers in various seminars/conferences/symposia etc.
  • Member of several academic/research organizations (National & International) like International union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences (IUAES), American Anthropological Association, World Anthropological Association, Indian National Confederation of Anthropological Associations (INCAA), Ethnographic and Folk culture Society (EFCS), Asian Institute of Human Science & Development (AIHSD), Indian Anthropological Society (IAS), Indian Academy of Anthropological Research and Training, Lucknow University Anthropological Alumni Association, etc.
  • Guided more than 7 Ph.D., 145 M.Phil. and M.A/M.Sc. students for their Dissertation /research work.

Prof. A. P. Singh

  • National Merit Scholarship(1969-1973)
  • CSIR- Fellowship(1975-1976)
  • National Associateship at Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla(2002-2005)
  • Visiting Professorship/Cultural Exchange Programme at Zagreb(Croatia) in
  • 1981,Heidelberg(Germany) in 2001 & 2002,Ulaanbaatar(Mongolia) in 2005
  • Visited U.S.A., Mexico, Canada, U.K., France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Croatia, Hungary Russia, Japan, China, Taiwan, North Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Mongolia, Australia, South Africa, Spain, Bhutan etc. for purposes of international conference, lecture programme or short academic tenure
  • Member, International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences
  • Fellow, UNESCO International Institute for the Study of Nomadic Civilizations
  • Chairperson, IUAES Permanent Commission on Anthropology of Small Islands
  • Editor, The Himalayan Anthropologist
  • Supervised more than 16 students for their Ph.D. awards

Dr. Keya Pandey

  • Awardee of ‘Vivekanand Award -2012’ for National Service Scheme, Ministry of Higher Education, Govt of Uttar Pradesh
  • National Fellow in the field of Dance, Ministry of Tourism and Culture, Govt. of India.
  • Associate, Indian Institute of Advanced Studies, Rashtrapati Niwas (Shimla).
  • Ex. Consultant, Neonatology, John Hopkins University, USA
  • Young Scientist award by Indian Science Congress.
  • Editor, Anthropological Bulletin-a peer reviewed and Refereed International Journal
  • Associate Editor, Anthropos, an international journal
  • Member Editorial Board, The Scientific temper
  • Published and presented several research papers in National and International Journals and conference with special thrust area in ethno-botany, music & dance, Linguistic Anthropology, Tribal Issues, Gender Issues and Development issues.
  • Published 03 books on Tribal Life, Health and Tourism etc.
  • Life member of various Academic Organizations.
  • Developed an Action plan for the development of Raji tribe (PTG) of Uttarakhand.
  • Executive Member, Ethnographic and Folk Culture Society