The Department of English organized a UG Students’ Seminar on “Memoirs and Autobiographies”.
The event was held on 4th May, 2024, at the Concept Hall (6th floor) and was attended by undergraduate and postgraduate students of the Department of English.
Twenty nine students of UG semesters IV and VI presented papers at the seminar, and their presentations were assessed by three in-house judges. Twelve students won prizes, and all participants received certificates at the end of the event. The seminar continued from 10 am to 6.30 pm.
UG Students’ Seminar is a bi-annual effort by the Department of English in order to inculcate a climate of research for undergraduate students during the formative years of their higher education. This effort has also served as a platform for students to practise public speaking, hone their presentation skills and grow as socially and culturally aware individuals.
The Bhawanipur Education Society College- NSS unit organized a visit to Mother Teresa’s Orphanage (differently-able children section) on 23rd March, 2015 at 9.00 am .Students of our college were accompanied by Prof. Dilip Shah and Prof. Soumendra Laha. All of us were deeply touched when we received a warm welcome from all the Sisters of …
“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” – Nelson Mandela Education is an essential component in a child’s life as it enhances their skill, personality, and attitude. It is the foundation upon which their future is built as children are the future of our nation. With this belief …
Dr. Esita Sur, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, Scottish Church College, delivered a lecture entitled Women’s Movements, Histories and Narratives: Revisiting the journey. Dr Sur traced the evolution of the womens’ movement in India. She spoke about the role of Women in the nationalist struggle against colonial power and then subsequently in the post …
The Department of Electronics organised a webinar on 28th of June, 2021 over Google Meet. The topic of deliverance was – Basic mathematical conceptions and misconceptions. The talk was delivered by Mr. Arkaprava Bhattacharjee, a London Mathematics Society member pursuing double majors in mathematics and applied statistics from The University of Alberta, Canada. The discussion …
Seminar on “Memoirs and Autobiographies”
The Department of English organized a UG Students’ Seminar on “Memoirs and Autobiographies”.
The event was held on 4th May, 2024, at the Concept Hall (6th floor) and was attended by undergraduate and postgraduate students of the Department of English.
Twenty nine students of UG semesters IV and VI presented papers at the seminar, and their presentations were assessed by three in-house judges. Twelve students won prizes, and all participants received certificates at the end of the event. The seminar continued from 10 am to 6.30 pm.
UG Students’ Seminar is a bi-annual effort by the Department of English in order to inculcate a climate of research for undergraduate students during the formative years of their higher education. This effort has also served as a platform for students to practise public speaking, hone their presentation skills and grow as socially and culturally aware individuals.
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