ADIL NAJAM's Curriculum Vitae
Isn't it amazing how we reduce all that we are, all that we could have been, all that we never were, and all that we hope to be, into a couple of pages of fancy fonts and text that we call a resume? The pain of defeats, the pride of achievements, the anger of rejections, the happiness of acceptance, are all reducible -and reduced - to a few cheap words printed on expensive paper. Welcome to the twentieth (soon to be the the twenty-first) century!
But enough needless philosophizing, that is not what you came here for... or is it?
There are a number of ways that you can skin this cat (sorry animal lovers, I love them no less than you!):
If you have really got a lot of time on your hands, or if you are really interested in me (and I can see no reason why you should be--I am not that type of a guy!) then you can view my Full Resume.
Alternatively you could go to individual sections of my resume:
Me as a Student
Me as a Teacher
Me Working! (Now there's a though!)
Me as an Achiever! (Yeah, sure! ... this section is contrived.)
Me as a Writer(This section will lead you to a list of my recent publications, some of which you can access on the Web).
And then there are the things that the resume cannot tell you about: