CURRICULUM VITAE. Nola Redelinghuys. (Updated June 2013)

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Nola Redelinghuys (Updated June 2013)

2 1. Personal details Date of birth: 11 May, 1971 Nationality: South African Current occupation: Senior Lecturer, Department of Sociology, UFS Work address: Department of Sociology, University of the Free State, P.O. Box 339(41), Bloemfontein, address: Telephone numbers: (051) (w) (cell) Fax number: (051) Language proficiency: English good Afrikaans good Sotho basic 2. Academic qualifications 2.1 Formal training : Matriculated at Vryheid High School, Vryheid : B.Soc.Sc. (Social Work), University of the Free State : B.Soc.Sc Hons cum laude (Sociology). University of the Free State : M.Soc.Sc. (Sociology), University of the Free State : Ph.D (Sociology), University of the Free State. 1

3 2.2 Other qualifications obtained and courses attended 1998: Yenza Project Management Course. Centre for Health Systems Research and Development, University of the Free State (11-13 August). 1998: Active Student Involvement in Learning. Centre for Higher and Adult Education, University of Stellenbosch (10-12 June). 1998: South African Demographic and Health Survey (1998) Training Course. The South African Medical Research Council (January 1998). 2000: Access with Success. Presented by M Valcke (University of Ghent), University of the Free State (24 May). 2004: Assessment in Higher Education. Centre for Higher Education Studies and Development, University of the Free State. (26-27 May). 2005: Academic Writing with MS Word. UDRAW, University of the Free State (October). 2005: Scientific Writing Workshop. Presented by P Butler (World Health Organisation), Centre for Health Systems Research and Development (4-6 April). 2008: Microsoft Publisher Foundation. Centre for Higher Education Studies and Development, University of the Free State (8 and 15 February) 2008: Microsoft Access Foundation. Centre for Higher Education Studies and Development, University of the Free State (20 and 27 February) 2008: Basic Sesotho Communication Programme, Centre for Higher Education Studies and Development, University of the Free State. 2009: Intermediate Sesotho Communication Programme, Centre for Higher Education Studies and Development, University of the Free State. 2009: Microsoft PowerPoint PowerPoint Fundamentals. Centre for Higher Education Studies and Development, University of the Free State (19 February 19 March). 2

4 3. Professional career : Self employed : Facilitator of Sociology and junior researcher (Centre for Health Systems Research and Development), University of the Free State : Junior Lecturer of Sociology, University of the Free State : Lecturer of Sociology, University of the Free State present: Senior Lecturer of Sociology, University of the Free State. 4. Teaching-related experience 4.1 Fields of specialisation - Environmental Sociology - Medical Sociology/ Sociology of Health. 4.2 Teaching - MB ChB I: Two modules The Doctor and the Environment; Concepts of Health and Disease. - Sociology: o Second year - Population Dynamics and Environmental Issues; o Third year Sociological Theory o Honours The Sociology of Population and the Environment; Sociological Theory - Masters in Environmental Management: One module Social Aspects of Water Use - Masters in Gender Studies: Two modules Research Methodology; Gender and the Environment. 3

5 4.3 Post-graduate supervision Masters dissertations - Wu YL A Student Satisfaction Survey at the University of the Free State. (Masters in Human and Societal Dynamics) (Co-supervisor). - Kunguma O The experience and coping strategies of rural women in Riverside, Zimbabwe with regard to water scarcity (Masters in Disaster Management) (Cosupervisor). - Matela L The place and the role of child protection agencies in rendering services to children living in domestic violent homes in Lesotho (Masters in Gender Studies) (Cosupervisor). - Lerotholi M The participation of women in the development projects of the Lesotho Highlands Development Authority. (Masters in Gender Studies) (Supervisor). - Kavungo MH Resuscitating the household livelihoods of rural flood victims in Ohangwena region, Namibia. (Masters in Development Studies) (Supervisor). - Mutsaka B An analysis of the vulnerability to the impacts of climate change of rural livelihood systems in Gwanda District, Matebeleland South Province, Zimbabwe. (Masters in Development Studies) (Supervisor) - Ndungu A An investigation into the management of sanitation facilities at selected primary schools in the Leribe and Bothe Bothe districts of Lesotho (Masters in Environmental Management) (Supervisor) 4.4 External examination 2010: External examiner (Masters dissertation) University of Stellenbosch 2011: External examiner (Masters dissertation) Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University 2012: External examiner (Masters dissertation) Rhodes University 2013: External examiner (Masters dissertation Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University 4

6 4.5 External courses facilitated 2005: The use of Social Impact Assessment (SIA) as a tool for sustainable local development in South Africa. (Pre-conference workshop: Kimberley). Joint Population Conference: Bloemfontein, September. 2006: Facilitated and co-presented a 2-week course on the population, environment and development nexus for government and municipal managers (in collaboration with the United Nations Population Fund, LEAD-SA, Chief Directorate Population & Development and UFS colleagues), Bloemfontein/ Katse Dam, Lesotho: 3-14 July. 2007: Facilitated and co-presented two 2-week course on the population, environment and development nexus for government and municipal managers (in collaboration with the United Nations Population Fund, LEAD-SA, Chief Directorate Population & Development and UFS colleagues), Kimberley: February; Bloemfontein September : Facilitated six 10-day course on the population, environment and development nexus for government and municipal managers (in collaboration with the United Nations Population Fund, LEAD-SA, Chief Directorate Population & Development, South African National Parks and UFS colleagues), Bloemfontein/ Golden Gate Highlands National Park: September 2008; 4-12 June 2009; September 2009; April 2010; April 2011; April : Facilitated a one day workshop on Education on Sustainable Development (ESD), for the SADC Regional Environmental Education Programme at the University of Botswana, Gaborone: 21 September. 5. Research-related experience 5.1 Papers presented Esterhuyse S, Kemp M and Redelinghuys N Assessing the existing knowledge base and opinions of decision-makers on the regulation and monitoring of shale gas mining in South Africa. International Conference On Fresh Water Governance For Sustainable Development. Drakensberg Sports Resort, South Africa, 5-7 November. 5

7 2012 S Esterhuyse, A Kijko, N Redelinghuys, A Smit, F Sokolic and M Kemp The development of an interactive vulnerability map to assess the potential environmental and socio-economic impacts of unconventional gas mining by means of hydraulic fracturing in South Africa. The Second Karoo Development Conference -claiming our future: people, space and place in the Karoo, Beaufort West, October Redelinghuys N. Key note presentation: The contribution of social sciences to the study of environmental issues. Orange River Basin Symposium, Bloemfontein, 6-7 June Redelinghuys N. Poverty relief and environmental conservation in the Golden Gate Highlands National Park (GGHNP), South Africa: A case study in the integration of population, environment and development (PED). Leadership for Climate Change LEAD International Training Session, Beijing: Peking University, 8-15 November Redelinghuys N. Institutional impediments to sustained future cooperation over fresh water between states in the Orange River Basin. Orange River Basin Symposium, Bloemfontein: Centre for Environmental Management, November Pelser AJ & Redelinghuys N. The socio-economic and demographic landscape of HIV/AIDS in the Free State. ARV Conference: implementing the comprehensive care and treatment programme for HIV and AIDS patients in the Free State, Bloemfontein: University of the Free State/ Free State Department of Health, 30 March-1 April Redelinghuys N. Incorporating environmental refugees into an existing international and local refugee policy framework: decisions and challenges within the Southern African context. Demsa Joint Annual Population Conference, Pretoria: University of Pretoria (2-4 October) Redelinghuys N. Environmental refugees in Southern Africa. EPOG Multidisciplinary Paper Series, Bloemfontein: University of the Free State (10 September). 6

8 5.2 Conferences attended 2009 Leadership for Climate Change LEAD International Training Session, LEAD International. Peking University: Beijing, People s Republic of China, 8-15 November World Water Week, Stockholm International Water Institute. Stockholmsmässan: Stockholm, Sweden, August Societies in Transition LEAD-Southern and Eastern Africa Training Session, LEAD-SEA. Malawi Management Institute: Lilongwe, Malawi, July, Joint Population Conference, Department of Social Development, South Africa; Ministry of Finance and Planning, Lesotho. University of the Free State, Bloemfontein/University of Lesotho, Maseru, September ARV Conference: Implementing the Comprehensive Care and Treatment Programme for HIV and AIDS Patients in the Free State, Free State Department of Health. University of the Free State, Bloemfontein, 30 March 1 April Tuberculosis: a Multidisciplinary Approach to Research, Policy and Practice, Centre for Health Systems Research & Development. University of the Free State: Bloemfontein, November Demsa Joint Annual Population Conference, University of Pretoria. University of Pretoria: Pretoria, 2-4 October. 6. Publications 6.1 Books and chapters in books Redelinghuys N Environmental Issues. In Bezuidenhout FF (ed.). A reader on selected social issues (Fifth edition). Pretoria: Van Schaik. (In Press) Redelinghuys N Health and Health Status of the South African Population. In Van Rensburg HCJ (ed.) Health and Health Care in South Africa (2 nd Edition). Pretoria: Van Schaik. Pelser AJ, Redelinghuys N & Velelo N People, Parks and Poverty: integrated conservation and development initiatives in the Free State Province of South Africa. In: Venora G & Grillo O (eds.) Biodiversity, Vol 6. Vienna: Intech. 7

9 Redelinghuys N & Van Rensburg HCJ Health, morbidity and mortality: the health status of the South African population. In Van Rensburg HCJ (ed). Health and Health Care in South Africa. Pretoria: Van Schaik. 6.2 Peer-reviewed articles in scientific journals Esterhuyse S, Kemp M and Redelinghuys N Assessing the existing knowledge base and opinions of decision-makers on the regulation and monitoring of unconventional gas mining in South Africa. Water International, (accepted on 16 June 2013). Redelinghuys N. & Pelser AJ Challenges to cooperation on water utilisation in the Southern Africa region. Water Policy. 15(4). Pelser AJ, Redelinghuys N & Velelo N Protected areas as vehicles in population development: lessons from rural South Africa. Environment, Development and Sustainability, 15(1): DOI /s Redelinghuys N Social dynamics fuelling the spread of HIV/AIDS in the Free State: implications for prevention, care, treatment and support. Acta Academica Supplementum (1), 2006: Pelser AJ & Redelinghuys N Mining, Migration and Misery: exploring the HIV/AIDS nexus in the Free State Goldfields of South Africa. Journal for Contemporary History, 31(1): Marais L, Pelser A, Botes L, Redelinghuys N & Benseler A Public finances, service delivery and mine closure in Koffiefontein (Free State, South Africa: from stepping stone to stumbling block). Town and Regional Planning 48, November Redelinghuys N & Pelser AJ The challenge of environmental refugees: international and local policy responses. South African Journal of Environmental Law and Policy, 9(1):

10 Redelinghuys N & Pelser AJ Forced environmental migration in Southern Africa: working towards a proposed strategy for action. Journal for Contemporary History, 27(3): Redelinghuys N & Pelser AJ Environmental refugees in developing nations: exploring the causes and impact. Acta Academica, 32(1): Redelinghuys N, Botes LJS & De Wet M Role conflict among women employees: fact or fiction? Society in Transition, 30(1): Research reports Pelser AJ, Marais LJS, Redelinghuys N, Venter A, Engelbrecht, de Wet K & Cloete J State of the Population Report for the Free State Province. Bloemfontein: CDS (Commissioned by the Free State Population Unit; UNFPA). Pelser AJ & Redelinghuys N Trends, changes and challenges at the interface of population, environment and development in South Africa. Chapter prepared for the 10-year review of the Population Policy of South Africa. Pretoria: National Department of Social Development. Pelser AJ, Redelinghuys N, Viljoen MF & Teweldemehin MY Policy guidelines for the evaluation of social, economic and political impacts of drought and aridity. Bloemfontein: University of the Free State (Report submitted to the Water Research Commission - WRC project K8/601). Pelser AJ, Marais L,Botes LJS, Redelinghuys N & Benseler A Application for a new mining right for De Beers Consolidated Mines Limited (Koffiefontein Mine): Social Impact Assessment report. Bloemfontein: Centre for Development Support (Report submitted to De Beers Koffiefontein Mine). 9

11 Pelser AJ, Redelinghuys N & Viljoen MF Social, economic and political considerations to inform the formulation of policy guidelines for the evaluation of drought and aridity. Bloemfontein: University of the Free State (Report submitted to the Water Research Commission). Redelinghuys N. & Van Rensburg HCJ An environmental scan of the Free State Goldfields, Thaba Nchu and Qwa Qwa regions. Bloemfontein: Centre for Health Systems Research and Development. Redelinghuys N. & Jagals C Case Study: Environmental factors influencing stored water quality in K-Section, Botshabelo. In Jagals P. & Joubert G. Guide for Conducting Environmental Epidemiological Studies. Bloemfontein: Centre for Health, Environment and Agricultural Research and Development (Commissioned by the Water Research Commission) 6.4 Other research-related experience Centre for Health Systems Research and Development Research Assistant: Van Rensburg HCJ, Heunis C, Kruger E, O Brien M & Crichton A The Health of Gariep: A Guide for Managers and Governors. Durban: Health Systems Trust Field Research Editor: South African Demographic and Health Survey. Department of Health (Free State), January-June. Rapporteur: ARV Conference: Implementing the comprehensive care and treatment programme for HIV and AIDS patients in the Free State. Bloemfontein: Health Systems Trust, 30 March-1 April Centre for Development Support. Research Assistant: Involved in analysing and interpreting selected data from the 1996 Census, focusing on employment and living standards indicators for the Bloemfontein, Botshabelo, Thaba Nchu areas,

12 Research Assistant: Support for non-payment of municipal services project on behalf of Eskom Power Co, 2002 Centre for Health, Environment and Agricultural Research and Development, Central University of Technology. Researcher: various projects related to water and sanitation provision Water Research Commission Research Assistant: Pelser AJ People-ecosystem interactions. In Rossouw et al. Environmental water requirements in non-perennial systems. Pretoria: Water Research Commission. (WRC Report No /1/05). Research Assistant: Pelser AJ Evaluating the social impacts of drought and water scarcity: towards the development of guidelines. In Viljoen MF (ed.). Towards the development of guidelines for the evaluation of social, economic and political impacts of drought and water scarcity. Pretoria: Water Research Commission, pp (Report submitted to the Water Research Commission on behalf of the International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage). 7. Institutional involvement - Committee for Title Registrations, the Faculty of the Humanities, from Research committee of the Programme in Political Governance and Transformation, from Rewards and recognitions - Selected as LEAD fellow by UNFPA/ DSD/ LEAD-SEA (2007) - NRF Research Grant-holder ( ) - NRF Research Grant-holder ( ) 9. Computer literacy Competent in use of the following computer software: MS Word, MS PowerPoint, MS Excel, MS Publisher, SPSS, Epi-Info. 11

13 10. Internal References Dr ZS Matebesi, Departmental Chairperson, Department of Sociology, UFS. Tel ; e- mail: Prof AJ Pelser, Professor, Department of Sociology, UFS. Tel ; External references Mr. Jacques van Zuydam, Chief Director: Population & Development, National Department of Social Development. Tel: +27 (0) /61; Prof Sosten Chiotha, Director: LEAD-SEA, Chancellor College, University of Malawi. 12