Senior Assist. Nina Bosankic

		Senior Assist. Nina Bosankic

Senior Assist. Nina Bosankic
(Resume, April 2011)

Senior Assist. Nina Bosankic
Office: +387 33 957 303	International University of Sarajevo	PhD	University of Novi Sad, in progress
Fax: +387 33 957 105	Hrasnicka cesta 15, 71000	MA	Sheffield Hallam University, 2007
e-mail: nbosankic@ius.edu.ba	Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina	BA	University of Sarajevo , 2003

EDUCATION

Degree	Faculty/Program	University	Year
BA	Faculty of Philosophy,Department of Psychology	University of Sarajevo, BiH	2003
Specialist	Faculty of Philosophy,Department of Psychology	University of Novi Sad	2006
MA	Mechatronics and System Engineering	Sheffield Hallam University	2007
PhD	Computer Engineering (All but Thesis)	University of Novi Sad	In Progerss

ACADEMIC & WORK EXPERIENCE

Title	Employer	Period
Senior Assistant	International University of Sarajevo, BiH	2011 - Present
Lecturer	International University of Sarajevo, BiH	2008 - 2010
Research Assistant	HealthNet International in Sarajevo, Sarajevo, BiH	2005 - 2010
Consultant	ProMente Sarajevo, BiH	2004-2005
Project assistant	Phoenix-aid, Sarajevo,BiH	2003-2008
Translator / Interpreter	Federal Ministry of Health – PMU, Basic Health project, Sarajevo, BiH	2003 - 2004 April - July 05
Translator / Interpreter	Federal Public Health Institute Sarajevo – Basic Health Project Sarajevo, BiH	2002-2003
Project Coordinator	UNICEF/UCLA/Brigham Young University Utah, USA	2001-2004
Listed in Roster	UNDP, US Embassy Sarajevo, BiH	Nov. 2000
Administrative Assistant / Translator/Interpreter	Investment Guarantee Agency, Sarajevo, BiH	1999-2000
Administrative assistant/Interpreter/Translator	London International College of Homeopathy Sarajevo, Sarajevo, BiH	1998-1999

ADDITONAL EDUCATION

RESEARCH

"Women, Religion and Peacebuilding" (Cambridge University, TPO, u početnoj fаzi implementаcije)
"Socijаlnа inkluzijа ženа povrаtnicа u Bosni i Hercegovini " (TPO, Norweigan Embassy)
"Attitudinal survey on tolerance in Bosnia and Herzegovina (TPO, Arizona State University)
"Empowerment of mental health service users – EMILIA" (FP7 istrаživаčki projekаt, u konzorciju HealthNet International, Kings' College University of London, Middlesex University, Maison Blanche, Faculty of Social Work Ljubljana, Karolinska Institute Stockholm...)
"Post-war adjustment of teachers and students in B&H schools" – longitudinаlno istrаživаnje (University of California Los Angeles - UCLA, Brigham Young University, UNICEF)

CONFERENCE, TRAINING AND STUDY TRIPS

Loga S, Šošić B, Džubur Kulenović Alma, Švraka Emira, Kučukalić A, Ćemalović O, Hadžić Alma, Bosankić Nina. Impact of chronic mental and somatic illness on the family quality of life. International Symposium "Quality of life in mental health". Academy of Sciences and Arts of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sarajevo, April 23rd 2010.
Contribution of Eastern Cultures to Contemprary Psychology, March, 2003, member of organizational board

PUBLISHED ARTICLE AND REVIEW OF BOOK, FOREWORDS

Bosankić, N.,Šiljak, Z. (2010). „Attitudes of religious communities members on organ doning: gender pespective“ (Religijа i tolerаncijа, No.13/2010, Belgrade)

FOREWORDS AND PARTICIPATION IN RESEARCH REPORT WRITING

Impact of chronic mental and somatic illness on the family quality of life. Academy of Sciences and Arts of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sarajevo, 2010, researcher
Social inclusion of women returnees: "gender sensitive situation analysis" (report), TPO Foundation, Sarajevo, 2010, researcher and co-author
Social inclusion of women returnees (training package), TPO Foundation, Sarajevo, 2010, researcher and co-author
Impact analysis of Institutional capacities building program (report), Save the Children Norway SEE office, Sarajevo, 2007, researcher and co-author

INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS

Independently conducted three studies, two quantitative (quasi-experiments): Impact of facial characteristic on desirability for establishment of social relations (undegraduate thesis), and Impact of brand on perception of quality of products (postgraduate thesis) and one qualitative research (explorational study): "An Exploration into the Impact of Organized Refugee Settlement on Social Identities" (postgraduate thesis).

Prospective Students