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Nationality – Azerbaijani Gender - female Marital status – single PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE OSCE/ ODIHR (Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights) – Baku, Azerbaijan Assistant to Head of Mission (04/2006 – 05/2006) Norwegian Refugee Council – Baku, Azerbaijan Consultant (03-2005 - present) • Evaluating of the project • Preparing recommendations on further development of the Human Rights Education project • Developing monitoring procedures for the Human Rights Education project • Fundraising Acting Project Coordinator, ICLA (Information, Counseling, Legal Aid) project Project Coordinator, ICLA project (09/2005-02/2006) • Exploring the Protection and related activities in NRC core documents • Exploring protection and advocacy issues within other stakeholders’ mandates and activities • Preparing suggestions on further development of ICLA’s protection and advocacy activities • Preparing suggestions on further cooperation with other stakeholders Oxfam GB - Baku, Azerbaijan Program Officer (03/2004 – 03/2005) • Design and manage Oxfam’s projects in Diversity and Health. • Monitor and evaluate Oxfam’s SCO2 (Health) and SCO5 (Diversity) programs in Azerbaijan. • Advocate Oxfam’s messages in Diversity and Health to the government and international organizations, including UN agencies and international financial institutions. • Analyze the existing laws and policies in the field of Diversity and Health financing and how Oxfam can assist with filling the gaps in them. The State Economic University & UNIFEM – Baku, Azerbaijan Lecturer in Introduction to the Study of Peace-building and Conflict Transformation (09/2004-present) • Teach the subject to undergraduate students (twice a week) • Use visual materials (video, PowerPoint presentations, etc.) to better explain the role of international organizations in peace-building and conflict management • Organize trips to offices of international and national non-governmental organizations. • Adjust the subject to the needs of the students who study International Economic Relations. University of Pennsylvania - Philadelphia, USA Teaching Assistant for POLISCI 150: International Politics in Theory and Practice (08/2003 – 12/2003) • Teach / facilitate recitations for POLISCI 150 • Give and grade exams • Give and grade weekly assignments, using Blackboard system • Answer students’ questions at office hours (twice a week) The Academy of Public Administration Lecturer in Introduction to the Study of Peace-building and Conflict Transformation (01/2003-06/2003) • Teach the subject to undergraduate students (twice a week) • Use visual materials (video, PowerPoint presentations, etc.) to better explain the role of international organizations in peace-building and conflict management • Organize trips to offices of international and national non-governmental organizations. The Academy of Public Administration - Baku, Azerbaijan Department Head of International Relations (02/2001 – 08/2003) • Manage the department of International Relations and its staff • Manage international programs and projects funded by international organizations and foreign governments (French, Canadian, Turkish) • Negotiate with representatives of partner institutions, such as international and foreign institutions that work in the field of education, foreign universities and embassies. • Be part of the working groups of the projects funded by Canadian International Development Agency and French Embassy. • Design and manage international educational programs for the local and international students • Raise funds from Embassies, international organizations and foreign companies, such as Mitsubishi Corporation UNIFEM Peace-building Training for Woman Leaders - Baku, Azerbaijan Training Assistant (02/2003 – 02/2003) • Assist with organization of the training • Assist with translation • Assist with preparation of certificates • Evaluation forms and concerns on the program EDUCATION European University Center for Peace Studies, Stadtschlaining, Austria Advanced Postgraduate Certificate in Peace and Conflict Resolution (09/2002 – 12/2002) Full Scholarship from the German Government Baku State University, Baku, Azerbaijan Honor Master’s degree in International Relations (09/1999 – 07/2001) Department of International Relations Baku State University, Baku, Azerbaijan Honor Bachelor’s degree in International Relations and German (as a translator) (09/1995 – 07/1999) Department of International Law and International Relations OTHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT UNITED Against Racism, Discrimination and Xenophobia conference, Sofia, 22-31 March, 2006 International Workshop in UN Guiding Principles in Internal Displacement – held by Internal Displacement Monitoring Center, Tbilisi, January 2006 Conference on Human Rights Situation in Central Asia organized by International Helsinki Committee – Bishkek, December 2005 Interpreter with a short term election observer team of ODIHR, OSCE – Elections in Azerbaijan, Baku, November, 2005 Peace-building and Conflict Transformation in the Caucasus - An International Alert youth seminar, Istanbul, Turkey, March - April 2005 Caucasus at the Crossroads – Oxfam Conference on Development Perspectives in the Caucasis, Tbilisi, December, 2004 UNIFEM Training in Teaching Peace and Conflict Resolution at the University, Baku, Azerbaijan, 08/2004 Democracy and Diversity Institute, organized by the Transregional Center for Democratic Studies of New School University in New York and Jagellonian University, Krakow, Poland, 07/2004 International Civilian Peacekeeping and Peace-building Training Program, ASPR, Austria 09/2002 Conflict Transformation Across Cultures, the School for International Training, Vermont, USA, 2002 LANGUAGES Azerbaijani – native English – fluent Russian – fluent Turkish – fluent German – good Arabic – basic ETS EXAMINATION: GRE: Quantitative – 630, (52% below), Verbal – 420 (36 % below), Analytical writing – 3.5 (16% below) Date – October 22, 2005 TOEFL – 617 Date – November 19, 2005
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