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Name and Address
Designation
Phone No.
1
Dr. Sis. M. Genevieve
Administrator Teresian College,
Siddarthanagar Mysore – 570 011
Chairperson
0821-2471316
Mob: 9480090398
vieveper@yahoo.co.in
2
Mrs. Nafis Fathima
Member of the Syndicate
Bangalore University No. B-2/8, Momin Villa,
SFS-117, B-Sector Yelahanka New Town
Bangalore – 560 064
University Member
3
Dr. Lalitha Aswath
Professor Department of Library & Information Science
Bangalore University Jnanabharathi Campus
Bangalore – 560 056
University Member
4
Dr. P.S. Maiya
116/1, Bull Temple Road Basavangudi
Bangalore – 560 019
Subject Expert & Member
9845298683
5
Dr. M.S. Mahadevaiah
Spastics Society of Karnataka
No. 31, 5th Cross, Off 5th Main Indiranagar I Stage
Bangalore – 560 038
Subject Expert & Member
22131596
6
Dr. Shobha Srinath
Professor of Psychiatry
Head of the Child and Adolescent Unit, NIMHANS
Bangalore – 560 029
Subject Expert & Member
9886613320
7
Dr. Prathibha Karanth
Trustee. Bangalore Speech and Hearing Trust
Hennur Road Bangalore – 560 084
Member
9448384809
(O) 25800826
8
Dr. M.S. Venkatesh
Chairman and Director
Dr. S.R. Chandrasekhar Institute of Speech and Hearing
Hennur Road, Bangalore – 84
Member
9900107073
9
CA. D.L. Suresh Babu
Secretary Bangalore Speech & Hearing Trust
C/o Suresh & Company Chartered Accountants
“Srinidhi”, 1st Floor, No. 43/61,
Surveyors Street Basavanagudi, Bangalore-4
Member
9845201332
(O) 26509214 / 26623611
10
Prof. R. Rangasayee
Director (Technical)
Dr. S.R. Chandrasekhar Institute of Speech and Hearing
Hennur Road, Bangalore – 84
Member
9902948970
11
Dr. Rashmi Bhat
Professor & Vice principal
Dr. S.R. Chandrasekhar Institute of Speech & Hearing
Hennur Road, Bangalore – 84
Member
9448363467
12
Dr. B.S. Premalatha
Professor & HOD in Speech Pathology
Dr. S.R. Chandrasekhar Institute of Speech and Hearing
Hennur Road, Bangalore – 84
Member
9845276134
13
Dr. Madhuri Gore
Professor & Principal
Dr. S.R. Chandrasekhar Institute of Speech & Hearing
Hennur Road, Bangalore – 84
Convenor
9448838324
14
Parent Member
Parent Representative
15
SASH Member
President of SASH
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