Uzodinma Y. Ezenduka

Motivated and competent PH.D. Scholar with a strong foundation in research and notable teaching skills, eager to contribute to SCOPE CELL at Parul University. Professional program host with exceptional communication and interpersonal abilities, skilled at captivating audiences and facilitating meaningful discussions. Recognized for promoting team collaboration and adapting to evolving requirements, proficient in content creation, event planning, and public speaking to deliver impactful program experiences. Reliable and results-oriented individual dedicated to achieving organizational objectives through efficient program management and engaging audiences.

• Participated in a workshop on Consumer Protection Act and its Application.
• Participated and secured top 7 position in the State Level Contest of Speechmaster 2.0.
• Participated in the First Edition of Ahmedabad University Model United Nations 2020 and was awarded a Special Mention.
• Participated in 4 Moot Court Competitions in Institutes such as GLS Law College and Manipal University.
• Participated in Times of India-Torrent Power Public Speaking Contest 2018 and 2020.
• Participated in the Youth Parliament organized by Parul Institute of Law.
• Participated in the Debate competition on National Youth Day and bagged first position.
• Published and presented an Article on Rule of Law: The Nigerian Perspective.
• Participated and presented a paper on 'An Analysis of the Concept of Fetal Right to Life in India' in the One Day National Seminar on 'Assessing 75 years of Human Rights in India.'
• Member of the Parul Moot Court Committee.
• Member of the Parul Technical Events Cell.
• Participated in the talk Understanding Policy organized by Parul Faculty of Arts.

Scopus Research Publication titled: Legal Reform for Passive Euthansia in Indonesia: A Comparative Analysis of Policy and Ethics

Publication in Sri Lankan High Court Judges Journal [Voice of Justice] titled: Patterns of Workplace Online Sexual Harassment of Women and Legal Recourse: A Critical Commentary on Indian and Sri Lankan Laws