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Started by Sairam Kolla
Sun, 22 Jun 1997 00:00
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Author: Sairam Kolla
Date: Sun, 22 Jun 1997 00:00
Date: Sun, 22 Jun 1997 00:00
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Hello, My brother has completed his masters in Marine Biology from Hull International Fisheries Institute, The University of Hull, United Kingdom. He is very bright, communicative and hard working. Right now he is looking for a nice opportunity to work in USA. Can some kind soul out there help me about how I can find a job for my brother ? are there any web sites, news groups or organizations that offers information about opportunities for Marine biology and Fisheries majors ? Following is his resume, thanks a lot in advance - Sairam Kolla sairamk@ix.netcom.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Krishna Sai Kolla Permanent Address Gampala gudem A.P., India - 521 403 Phone: +91 8601 82 246 Contact Address in US 1400 Village Blvd. #521 West Palm Beach, FL - 33409 Phone: (561) 686 0503 Email : sairamk@ix.netcom.com Citizen of: India Date of Birth: 15th June 1972 Educational Qualifications * M.Sc., in Fisheries (October 1996) Hull International Fisheries Institute, The University of Hull, United Kingdom. Average marks in course work - 69.3% Courses taken: Fisheries policy and planning, Aquaculture planning and management, Pre and Post harvest Fisheries Technology management and Fish Marketing. Research dissertation title: The assessment of P-ratio at different stages in the processing/merchandising chain for smoked cod and consideration of its applicability to CCP monitoring activity in an HACCP-based quality assurance scheme. * M.Sc., in Marine Biology and Oceanography (June 1994) Center of Advanced study in Marine Biology, Annamalai University, India. Awarded with distinction. Courses taken: Physical, Chemical and Biological Oceanography, Ocean Management, Fishery science and statistics and Coastal Aquaculture. Research dissertation title: Comparative studies on the nutritive value of wild and cultured prawn, Penaeus monodon (Fabricius). * B. Sc., Botany, Zoology and Chemistry (June 1992) Andhra Loyola College (Autonomous), Affiliated to Nagarjuna University, India. Obtained with First class (74.6% cumulative marks). Other Courses, Certificates and Diplomas * Ph.D. course in Integrated Coastal Zone planning and management (ICZM) (4th August 1996 through 10th August 1996). Organized by the Department of Environment and Technology, Roskilde University, Denmark and sponsored by the Danish Research Academy. * Certificate in HACCP principles (July 1996) Examination conducted by the Royal Institute of Public Health and Hygiene(RIPHH), London, United Kingdom. * Diploma in Power Builder (July 1995) Bureau of Data Processing Systems Ltd., Vijayawada, India. * Diploma in Business Computing (August 1993) Brilliant Computer Center, Vijayawada, India. Work Experience * August 1994 to July 1995, Indus Foods Ltd., India Shrimp processing and exporting unit (mainly exports frozen shrimp to Japan and USA). Position: In-charge of Quality control Duties: Microbiological analyses, Developing sanitary control methods and Maintaining total quality of the finished product. Computer Skills * Computer Systems: IBM PC and Macintosh * Packages and Tools: MS DOS, MS Word 6.0, MS Excel, MS Access, SPSS for Windows, Dbase III+, Power Builder, UNIX and Netscape navigator Languages spoken English, Hindi, Telugu and Tamil References * Mr. Steve Ridgeway, M. Sc., Course Director, Hull International Fisheries Institute, The University of Hull, Cottingham road, Hull HU6 7RX, UK * Mr. W. F. A. Horner, Senior Lecturer, Hull International Fisheries Institute, The University of Hull, Cottingham road, Hull HU6 7RX, UK * Dr. Keith H. Haywood, Director, Hull International Fisheries Institute, The University of Hull, Cottingham road, Hull HU6 7RX, UK -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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