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Prof. Dr. Md. Golam Rahman

Communication Specialist Prof. Dr. Md. Golam Rahman has joined as Pro-Vice Chancellor of Daffodil International University today September 07, 2014.
Mr. Md. Sabur Khan, Chairman, Board of Trustees, professor Dr. M. Lutfar Rahman, Vice Chancellor, Prof. Dr. Engr. A K M Fazlul Hoque, Registrar, Mr. Momnul Haque Majumder, Director (Finance) and Mr. Mohammed Emran Hossan, Director (Administration) of Daffodil International University welcomed Prof. Dr. Md. Golam Rahman with floral wreath after joining the position.

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Before joining this position, Prof. Golam Rahman was the Professor of the Department of Mass Communication and Journalism of University. He started his career as a journalist   1977   and joined   Dhaka   University   as    a Lecturer in   1978.   He   served as Chairman   during    1990-93    and 2004-05 in the Department of Mass Communication   and   Journalism, University of Dhaka. Dr. Rahman also served as Head of the Department of Language and Communication Studies of Papua New Guinea University of Technology. He conducted his postdoctoral research as a Senior Fulbright Scholar at the University of Oklahoma, U.S.A.   He   did   his   Ph.D.   in   Journalism   and   Mass Communication from Mysore University, India in 1986, a degree that was the first of its kind offered by an Indian University in this discipline. He secured the first rank and two gold medals for his brilliant results in MA from Mysore University. He also served the United Nations International Drug Control Programme (UNDCP) as National Media Specialist and intermittently he worked in several international agencies as consultants. He has published more than 60 research articles in national and international reputed journals. He published and edited 12 books and manuals. More than 32 countries visited by Prof Rahman on different academic programmes. Professor Rahman was also conferred “Ambassador for Peace” by Universal Peace Federation (UPF) (former IIWFP) New York at a ceremony held in Bangkok in 2001.

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