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AYESHA NOOR
Aspiration Statement
I want to pursue my postgraduate studies in Anthropology which is focused on the major archaeological sites in Pakistan. As a career, I am inclined towards developing content through extensive research, request for proposal development, impact studies, literature writing (success stories) and monitoring and evaluation. My passions include travelling.
Core Skills
- Skills for Conducting Qualitative Research
- Proposal Development
- Developing Original Content for Fiction, Non-Fiction and Short Stories
- Monitoring and Evaluation
- Impact Studies and Literature Writing (Success Stories)
Academic Awards / Achievements
- LUMS - MPhil Education, Leadership and Management
- HU TOPS 100% Scholarship
- Dean’s List - Spring 2017 and Fall 2018
- Attended Fall 2019 semester as UGRAD Scholar at the Northern Arizona University, USA
- 2nd Runner up at Startup Weekend Women for ”MY SCOOTY” at the Nest I/O in September 2018
Experience
Leadership / Meta-curricular
- Karachi Seminar: Critical Perspective on Art and Education - Volunteer
- Physics and Astronomy Club at Habib University - Marketing Manager
- Sindhi Cultural Day - Organizer
- Invent for the Planet 2019 – “Provide access to clean and safe water” a 48-hour challenge by Texas A&M at Playground, Habib University - Participant
Internship / Volunteer Work
- LUMS - Research Assistant
- US Mobile - Product Support Specialist
- News In Store - Summer Intern
- Abtach Ltd. - Creative Content Writer Intern
- ICommunications and Academics at SZABIST – ZabTech - Intern
Publications / Creative Projects
- Project “The Secret World of Microbes” got selected in the open house at Habib.: The project was a comparison between packed milk and unpacked (fresh) milk and the occurrence of microbial organisms in it. I collected samples, performed different tests in the lab for the occurrence of bacteria, identified bacteria by their different colors and modes of reproduction.
- Sacred Geographies: Was selected for Sacred Geographies course and visited Lasbela, Baluchistan thrice as field work under the supervision of Dr. Noman Baig and Dr. Waleed Ziad – currently working on topic area of “Female sainthood in Lasbela.
Final Year Project
Project Title
Female sainthood in Las Bela, Balochistan
Description
District Las Bela in Balochistan is a coastal district located in the South of the province, with Khuzdar district on its north and the Kirthar range on its east separating it from Sindh. Although Las Bela is home to centuries-old history pertaining to religion, economic, political and social history yet there has not been enough academic work done in this part of the country. Hence this course was introduced. Sacred Geography was an interdisciplinary approach to bringing students and professors from different backgrounds in participating and designing a field-based study and developing new methodologies for studying the history and cultural heritage of Baluchistan. This course allowed me to get out of my comfort zone and take challenges that would help me in deciding my future goals. At that point, I only knew that I was passionate when it came to studying Anthropology.
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