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Curriculum Vitae

Sándor F. Striker, PhD
Habilitated Associate Professor

President, Foundation for Cultural Diversity                                                                       

  • Foundation for Cultural Diversity

                  http://www.culturaldiversity.hu/english/index             

Work Experience

2005 – 2017 habilitated associate professor, deputy dean, head of department

Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary

  • 2013 – Editor in Chief of the new journal Andragógia és Művelődéselmélet /Andragogy and Cultural Theory/ available online at www.andragogiaesmuvelodeselmelet.hu
  • 2012 – conceptualized and organized The University of the Third Age – for Active Ageing for the Eötvös Loránd University in co-operation with the Capitol City of Budapest, with 30 lectures per academic year with an internet outreach of over 6 thousand viewers the first year
  • 2010 – executed research into quality ageing through learning for the Eötvös Loránd University and for the Újbuda District of the Capitol City of Budapest
  • PhD student supervisor at the Doctoral School of Education of the ELTE University 
  • invited to join the curriculum workgroups for the accreditation of the new Cultural Studies BA, Cultural Mediation MA and Community Education MA programs, presently under approval
  • for courses see below at “Courses”

 

2004 – 2005     assistant professor

University of Applied Arts, Budapest, Hungary

  • Arts Management and Marketing

2003 –   Tempus–Grundtvig training program trainer, Regen, Germany and Budapest, Hungary

 

2000 – 2004   Chief Counsellor

Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Hungary

 

1998 – 2000    Cultural Attaché

Hungarian Embassy, London, U.K.

  • appointed as the Cultural Attaché at the Embassy of the Republic of Hungary and at the same time the founding Director of the Hungarian Cultural Centre in London, Iaunching a variety of cultural programs, a regular information booklet, constructed a website, set up the library and launched a comparative standing Anglo-Hungarian seminar

 

1991 – 1998    Director General 

Ministry of Culture and Education, Hungary

  • worked out the "Ithaca-project" for saving literary and scientific remains of Hungarian exiles and other expats who died abroad. The project was run by the National Cultural Fund of Hungary.
  • Between 1993-1997 in charge of conceptualizing a new act on cultural provisions in Hungary, which had taken more than four years to be executed from the first scratches till the three-months long parliamentary panel debates. The new act was approved by the Hungarian Parliament in December 1997, guaranteeing basic cultural rights and a subsidy system for cultural institutions and services in Hungary – with a dedicated chapter on local community culture.
  • In 1997 initiated the project of "Library-Friendly Local Government", which gradually grew into a general pattern of a nationwide matching grant system between the local and the central government.
  • In 1995 proposed a project to launch the Year of Public Libraries in Hungary to improve the conditions of public libraries as well as to raise the general awareness to reading and libraries. It was executed as a sub-program of the National Cultural Fund a year later with  $ 0,8 million.
  • In 1991 became the co-ordinator of a new community cultural project, aiming at financing traditional and other local creative cultural activities. In charge of a fund equivalent of $ 1 million, to work out the principles and rules of a democratic, open system of competition-based financing of the field. In 1991 the project sparkled 3774 applications while 9040 in 1992.

1989 – 1990   Fellow-in-Residence

The Netherlands Institute of Advanced Studies, Wassenaar

  • ten months academic research and lectures in the field of comparative cultural theory – resulting in the comparative chapter of the PhD thesis and the book titled 'The Reconstruction of The Tragedy of Man' .

 

1987 – 1991    Research Fellow 

Institute of Philosophy, Hungarian Academy of Sciences

 

1983 – 1987 Fellow

Institute for Culture, Budapest

 

1982 – 1983 Teacher of Hungarian Language and Literature

Ferenc Kölcsey Secondary School, Budapest 

 

Social Engagement

  • Member of the Adult Ecucation (Andragogy) Subcommittee of the Committee of Education of the Hingarian National Academy of Sciences 2014-
  • Member of the Board of Supervision of the Association of the Friends of the House of the Traditions 2008 –
  • Chairman of The Foundation for Cultural Diversity 2007 –           www.culturaldiversity.hu
  • Member of the Association of Large Families 2003 –

 

Courses taught

  • European Studies, BA course
  • Theory of Culture, BA course
  • Cultural Management in English, BA course
  • International Adult Education Systems, MA course
  • Academic Language skills for Andragogy and Cultural Theory, PhD course
  • Workshop in English for PhD Students, PhD course

Road Scholar Series

  • Lectures for groups of American teachers on the art and cultural history of Hungary.

Honours and prizes

  • Teacher of the Year Student Award, Andragogy BA and MA, ELTE PPK, 2014
  • Rector's Diploma of Merit, ELTE 2013
  • Teacher of the Year Student Award,  Andragogy BA full time students, ELTE PPK, 2012
  • Teacher of the Year Student Award,  Andragogy MA corresponding students, ELTE PPK, 2012
  • Teacher of the Year Student Award,  AndragogyBA and MA, ELTE PPK, 2011
  • Diploma of Merit of the Minister of Culture and Education, 1994
  • Berzsenyi Award, 1972