Department Of English

The English Department was initiated in the year 1981-82. It started with English Honors classes at B.A level with an intake of sixteen students. The Department has all along maintained an integral approach of imparting literary and communicative skills to the students across disciplines down the years. The Department takes the credit of producing many gold medalists and university rank holders. The healthy teacher-student relationship and active participation in extracurricular activities are other features of the Department.  Along with academic pursuits the students organize departmental seminars and other literary activities round the year. The Department conducts English communicative classes for students of all disciplines in its Language Laboratory.

The Department since its inception aspires for excellence. It aims to disseminate English literary and communicative skills to the students. The Department endeavors to produce employable graduates with critical thinking ability who can take decisions to solve problems and communicate efficiently.

Presently the Department has five faculty members; three regular and two guest faculties. The esteemed faculty members are experienced resource persons in their areas with many research publications and national and international exposure. It has two class rooms and one Language Laboratory where teaching-learning is done through ICT mode. The Department follows the model syllabus of the state under Berhampur University.

The Department looks forward to expand its departmental library and publish its own Research and Student Journals. It aims to commence M.A. English program and organize seminars and conferences to invite experts in the field of English language and literature. The Department plans to create departmental career guidance cell to provide professional guidance and exposure to the students.

   Name: Mr. Amaresh Achary (On deployment)
   Department: UG
   Designation: Asst. Professor in English (OES-I)
   Qualification: M.A., and M.Phil (Central University, Odisha)
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   Contact No.: 8763209597
   Email id: acharyamaresh@gmail.com
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   Name: Dr. Lahari Behera (HOD)
   Department: UG
   Designation: Asst. Professor in English (OES-I)
   Qualification: M.Phil and Ph.D (Pondicherry University, Puducherry)
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   Contact No.: 9943799109
   Email id: lahari.behera@gmail.com
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   Name: Mrs. Doli Choudhury
   Department: UG
   Designation: Asst. Professor in English (OES-I)
   Qualification: M.Phil (Berhampur University, Odisha)
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   Contact No.: 9178911241
   Email id: doli123choudhury@gmail.com
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   Name: Mr. Albin Rico Xalxo (On deployment)
   Department: UG
   Designation: Asst. Professor in English (OES-I)
   Qualification: M.Phil and PhD (continue) (University of Hyderabad, Telangana )
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   Contact No.: 8249325667
   Email id: albinricoxalxo@gmail.com
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Name: Sri Keshaba Bhue
Department: Junior +2
Designation: Lecturer in English
Qualification :M.A
Contact No.:9556263991
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Two Native Narratives of the Mutiny in Delhi: A Contrapuntal Reading. Literary Oracle, Research Journal Vol.II (167-177), 2015. ISSN: 2348-4772

 Conferences / Seminars / Workshops:Prticipated as a delegate at the International Conference on “Assessing and Evaluating English Language Teacher Education, Teaching and Learning” organized by The British Council and the EFL University, Hyderabad from 3 – 5 March 2012.

A research paper titled “Two Native Narratives of the Mutiny in Delhi: A Contrapuntal Reading” presented at the National Seminar on Postmodernism in Literature organized by P. G. Department of English, Berhampur University from 30 -31 January 2013.

 A research paper titled “Puritan Legalism in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter” presented at the Seminar on American Puritanism in Literature organized by P. G. Department of English, Berhampur University on 20 July 2015.

2016. A research paper titled “Treatment of Nature in the Folk songs of the Kandha and the Parenga Paraja Tribal Communities of Koraput District of Odisha” presented at the International Conference on “Re-Thinking Environment: Literature, Ethics and Praxis” organized by P. G. Department of English, Berhampur University from 28 – 30 December 2016.

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