Directory of Commonwealth Scholars and Fellows 1960 – 2002

CSFP PROFILES
MALLYA MARSHALL
Previously: Research Assistant, Quantitative Analysis Unit, Institute
for Social and Economic Change; Associate Economist.
Email: smallick@riia.org
MALLYA, Ernest Theobald (Tanzania). Commonwealth Scholar,
PhD (Public Policy and Administration), University of Manchester,
United Kingdom (1990–1993).
Currently: Senior Lecturer, Department of Political Science,
University of Dar es Salaam (from 1998).
Previously: Consultant, Capacity Building for Rwanda Civil Service,
Rwanda Institute of Administration and Maastricht School of
Management (2002–2003); Secretary, Tanzania Election Monitoring
Committee, TEMCO Tanzania (1995–2000); Lecturer, University of
Dar es Salaam (1994–1998).
Email: emallya@hotmail.com
MALVEY, Dhiranjan (India). Commonwealth Fellow (Education),
Commonwealth Broadcasting Association, United Kingdom (2003).
Currently: Deputy Director (Commercial), Doordarshan (from 1997).
Previously: Vice-President, Programme Staff Association, All India
Radio (2002); Executive Vice-President/General Secretary, All India
Radio (1995–2000); Assistant Controller of Progammes, Doordarshan
(1991–1997); Producer, BBC World Service, UK (1988–1991);
Programme Executive, All India Radio (1977–1988); Transmission
Executive, All India Radio (1975–1977).
Email: dhiranjan@yahoo.com
MAN, Li Xing (Canada). Commonwealth Scholar, MSc
(Environmental Epidemiology), London School of Hygiene and
Tropical Medicine, United Kingdom (1998–1999).
Currently: Medical Student, School of Medicine, University of
Pennsylvania, US (from 2000).
Email: liman@mail.med.upenn.edu
MANDAL, Amalesh Chandra (Bangladesh). Commonwealth Fellow
(Wind Engineering), University of Reading, United Kingdom (1993–
1994).
Currently: Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering,
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (from 1989).
Previously: Associate Professor, Bangladesh University of
Engineering and Technology (1986–1989); Assistant Professor,
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (1978–1986).
Email: amalesh@me.buet.ac.bd
MANDAL, Mrinal (India). Commonwealth Scholar, PhD (Electrical
and Computer Engineering), University of Ottawa, Canada (1993–
1998).
Currently: Professor, University of Alberta, Canada (from 1999).
Previously: Scientist/Engineer, Indian Space Research Organization.
Email: mandal@ee.ualberta.ca
MANIAM, Thambu (Malaysia). Commonwealth Fellow (Psychiatry),
Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, United Kingdom (1992–1993).
Currently: Professor and Consultant Psychiatrist, Department of
Psychiatry, National University of Malaysia (from 2002); Vice-
President, Malaysian Psychiatric Association (from 2002).
Previously: Council Member, Ministry of Welfare and Social
Development, National Counsellors’ Board (1998–2000); Associate
Professor and Consultant Psychiatrist, National University of Malaysia
(1994–2002); Lecturer, Department of Psychiatry, National University
of Malaysia (1985–1994).
Email: tmaniam@yahoo.com
MANIAN, Sellamuthu (India). Commonwealth Fellow (Microbial
Biotechnology), Hortitech, Horticultural Research International
Wellesbourne, United Kingdom (1995–1996).
Currently: Professor of Botany, Bharathiar University (from 1995).
Previously: Reader, Department of Botany, Bharathiar University
(1989–1995); Lecturer in Botany, Directorate of Collegiate Education,
Tamil Nadu (1982–1989).
Email: manian_sellamuthu@yahoo.com
MANINS, Peter Charles (Australia). Commonwealth Scholar, PhD
(Oceanography), University of Cambridge, United Kingdom (1970–
1973).
Currently: Deputy Chief, Atmospheric Research, Commonwealth
Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (from 2003).
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Previously: Senior Researcher/Chief Research Scientist, Atmospheric
Research, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research
Organization (1988–2002); Director, La Trobe Valley Airshed Study,
Environment Protection Authority (1985–1988); Research Scientist,
Meteorological Physics, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial
Research Organization (1973–1985).
Awards: Centenary Medal, for service to Australian Society in
Meteorology (2003); Public Service Medal (1997).
Email: peter.manins@csiro.au
MANION, Melanie F (Canada). Commonwealth Scholar, MA (Area
Studies), School of Oriental and African Studies, United Kingdom
(1981–1982).
Currently: Associate Professor in Political Science and Public Affairs,
University of Wisconsin, US (from 2000).
Previously: Associate Professor in Political Science, University of
Rochester, US (1989–2000).
MANNA, Ujjwal (India). Commonwealth Scholar, PhD (Process
Control), University of Manchester Institute of Science and
Technology, United Kingdom (1990–1993).
Currently: Research Manager (from 1993).
Previously: Chemical Engineer, Indian Oil Corporation (1986–1990).
Email: ujjwal_manna@yahoo.com
MANSOR, Mohd Noor Azudin (Malaysia). Commonwealth Scholar,
Master’s (Building Engineering), Concordia University, Canada
(1989–1991).
Currently: Senior Executive Engineer, Public Works Department
Malaysia (from 2000).
Previously: Deputy Project Manager, Public Works Department
Malaysia; Assistant Director, Public Works Department.
Email: azudin@tm.net.my
MAPHOSA, Mmatalenta (Botswana). Commonwealth Scholar, MSc
(Toxicology), University of Birmingham, United Kingdom (1999–
2000).
Currently: Pharmacist/Consultant, Application Software Specialist,
Informatix Industry Services (from 2003).
Previously: Hospital Pharmacist (1995–2003).
Email: mmaps_2001@yahoo.com
MARDAY, Egbert (Seychelles). Commonwealth Scholar, BA (Fine
Arts), University of Saskatchewan, Canada (1984–1988).
Currently: Artist/Biologist/Consultant.
Previously: Specialist (Grade 4), Natural History Museum, Ministry
of Information and Culture; Manager, Quality Awareness Division
(Crafts and Small Businesses), Seychelles Industrial Development
Corporation.
Email: emarday@hotmail.com
MAREKIA-CLEAVELAND, Elizabeth Njeri (formerly
MAREKIA) (Kenya). Commonwealth Scholar, Master’s
(Environmental Science), York University, Canada (1985–1987).
Currently: African Specialist, International Center for Democratic
Governance (from 2002).
Previously: Lecturer and Head of Department, Kenyatta University;
Associate, African Center for Technology Studies.
Email: njeri@cviog.uga.edu
MARSHALL, Woodville Kemble (Barbados). Commonwealth
Scholar, PhD (History), University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
(1960–1962).
Currently: Emeritus Professor, University of the West Indies, Cave
Hill Campus (from 2000).
Previously: Pro-Vice-Chancellor, University of the West Indies, Cave
Hill Campus (1999–2000); Vice-President, Association of Caribbean
Universities and Research Institutes (1998–2000); President,
Association of Caribbean Historians (1992–1994); Editor, Journal of
Caribbean History (1981–1990); Reporter, Editorial Committee for
UNESCO General History of the Caribbean (1981–1990); Professor
of History, University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus (1977–
2000); Founding President, Association of Caribbean Historians
(1974–1977).
Email: wmarshall@uwichill.edu.bb