DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH UNIVERSITY OF JAMMU YEAR OF

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH UNIVERSITY OF JAMMU YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT 1965

TEACHING AND NON-TEACHING STAFF

TEACHING STAFF Prof. Deepsheekha Kotwal Prof. Rita Saldanha Prof. Posh Charak

Dr. Rajinder Prasad Dr. Satnam Kour Dr. Sucheta Pathania Dr. Monika Sethi

Ms. Sadaf Shah

NON- TEACHING STAFF

ENROLLMENT OF STUDENTS

ADMISSIONS IN 2008 ADMISSIONS FOR MA ENGLISH = 58 ADMISSIONS FOR M. PHIL IN ENGLISH = 10

IST Ph. D SCHOLAR = 1980 -81 No. OF Ph. Ds AWARDED SINCE 2003 = 32 No. OF M. Phil AWARDED SINCE 2003 = 28 No. OF NET QUALIFIED STUDENTS = 5 No. OF SET QUALIFIED STUDENTS = 6 No. OF JRF QUALIFIED STUDENTS = 2 RAJIV GANDHI SCHOLARSHIPS = 2

NO. OF STUDENTS WHO APPLIED AND GOT ADMISSION IN VARIOUS COURSES IN LAST FIVE YEARS YEAR Ph. D M. PHIL POST GRADUATION APPLIED ADMITTED 2004 -05 351 52 7 6 8 5 2005 -06 CENTRALISED ADDMISSION 63 5 4 9 9 2006 -07 553 54 9 9 17 6 2007 -08 617 57 69 10 22 4 2008 -09 657 58 65 10

DETAILS OF SYLLABI AND COURSES OF STUDY

SYLLABUS • REVISION OF M. A. ENGLISH SYLLABUS UNDERTAKEN IN 2003 • REVISION OF M. PHIL SYLLABUS UNDERTAKEN IN 2004 • ENTRANCE TEST FOR Ph. D INTRODUCED IN 2005 • PG ENGLISH IS A 4 CREDITS COURSE PER SEMESTER. NO OPTIONS FOR IST TWO SEMESTERS, OPTIONS IN THIRD AND FOURTH SEMESTERS

• ENTRANCE TEST FOR M. PHIL TO BE INTRODUCED FOR THIS SESSION • ENTRANCE TEST FOR THE ADMISSION TO PG ENGLISH TO BE INTRODUCED FOR THE NEXT ACADEMIC SESSION

A 4 – CREDIT COURSE SEMESTER SESSIONAL EXAMINATION ASSESSMENT 80 MARKS 20 MARKS

FIRST SEMESTER COURSE NO. TITLE CREDITS 405 DRAMA – I 4 406 NOVEL – I 4 407 POETRY – I 4 408 NON - FICTIONAL PROSE 4 ALL COURSES ARE COMPULSARY. NO OPTIONAL COURSE

SECOND SEMESTER COURSE NO. TITLE CREDITS 458 DRAMA – II 4 459 NOVEL – II 4 460 POETRY – II 4 461 LITERARY THEORY – I 4 ALL COURSES ARE COMPULSARY. NO OPTIONAL COURSE

THIRD SEMESTER COURSE TITLE NO. 507 LITERARY THEORY –II CREDITS 4 508 INDIAN WRITING IN ENGLISH 4 509 NOVEL III 4 510 AMERICAN LITERATURE - I 4

OPTIONAL COURSES COURSE NO. TITLE CREDITS 511 TRANSLATION THEORY AND 512 MODERN LITERATURE EUROPEAN 513 (ELT) ENGLISH TEACHING LANGUAGE COURSE NOs. 507 TO 510 ARE COMPULSARY, COURSE NOs. 511 to 513 ARE OPTIONAL COURSES 4 4 4

FOURTH SEMESTER COURSE NO. TITLE CREDITS 561 LITERARY THEORY – III 4 562 AMERICAN LITERATURE – II 4 563 MODERN POETRY – III 4

OPTIONAL COURSES COURSE NO. TITLE CREDITS 564 COLONIAL AND POST-COLONIAL LITERATURE 4 565 LITERATURE AND GENDER 4 566 CONTEMPORARY NEW LITERATURES: AFRICAN AND CANADIAN 4 COURSE NOs. 561 TO 563 ARE COMPULSARY AND COURSE NOs. 564 TO 566 ARE OPTIONAL COURSES

SYLLABUS FOR M. PHIL COURSE SEMESTER I COURSE NO. I II IV TITLE CREDITS RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 4 AND KEY CONCEPTS CRITICAL APPROACHES 4 MODERN AND POST 4 MODERN FICTION POETRY AND DRAMA 4 SEMESTER II DISSERTATION MAX. MARKS 100 100

PH. D COURSE ENTRANCE TEST PAPER I RESEARCH APTITUDE COMPONENT (50 MARKS) PAPER II ACADEMIC COMPONENT (50 MARKS)

INFRASTRUCTURE

ACCOMODATION TYPE OF ACCOMODATION PERCENTAGE OF TEACHERS/SCHOLARS PROVIDED SUCH ACCOMODATION ROOMS FOR ALL FACULTY MEMBERS 2 ROOMS FOR Ph. D SCHOLARS 1 ROOM FOR M. PHIL SCHOLARS

BOOKS AND JOURNALS

FINANCIAL GRANTS AND UTILISATION S. No. 1 2 FINANCIAL YEAR 2006 -07 2007 -08 GRANT ALLOCATED UTILISATION CONTINGENCY GRANT OFFICE EXPENSES PAYMENT SEAT FUND DEVELOPMENT COMPUTER LAB. CONTINGENCY GRANT OFFICE EXPENSES INFRASTRUCTURE FUND DEVELOPMENT COMPUTER LAB. 3 2008 -09 OF OF PAYMENT SEAT FUND FURNISHING ROOMS BOOKS FUND BUYING BOOKS JOURNALS CONTINGENCY GRANT PAYMENT SEAT FUND OFFICE EXPENSES BUYING LAPTOPS, LCD PROJECTOR AND GENSET BUYING BOOKS AND JOURNALS BOOKS FUND AND

EQUIPMENT 1 12 COMPUTERS NAME OF THE EQUIPMENT IN THE AND 10 PRINTERS DEPARTMENT WORTH RS. ONE LAKH AND Rs. 5, 81, 731. 80 ABOVE ALONG WITH THE COST 1 PHOTOSTAT MACHINE Rs. 67, 560 2 PERCENT UTILIZATION OF EQUIPMENTS 3 WHETHER THE EQUIPMENT IS ALSO USED BY OTHER DEPARTMENTS / COLLEGES / OTHER OUTSIDE AGENCIES 100 % PHOTOSTAT MACHINE IS USED BY STUDENTS AND TEACHERS OF OTHER DEPARTMENTS

ACHIEVEMENTS th OF X PLAN

1. GREATER ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION BY EFFECTIVE CLUBBING OF OPEN AND CONVENTIONAL SYSTEM MA ENGLISH STARTED IN DDE SATELLITE CAMPUS IN BADHERWAH 2. DEPT OF ENGLISH FUNCTIONS AS NODAL CENTRE FOR PROVIDING HUMAN RESOURCE AND INFRASTRUCTURE (BOOKS AND PHOTOSTAT MATERIAL) FOR PG COURSES OUTSIDE THE CAMPUS IN GOVT. AND PRIVATE COLLEGES AS WELL AS S. M. V. D. UNIVERSITY 3. STRENGTHING RESEARCH IN MULTI-DISCIPLINARY AREAS 4. CAFETARIA APPROACH WITH CORE AND OPTIONAL COURES IN AN OPEN AND FLEXIBLE CREDIT BASED STRUCTURE AT PG AND M. PHIL LEVELS 5. CREATING KNOWLEDGE CONNECTIVITY BY PROVIDING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TEACHERS/STUDENTS (INTERNET, PERSONAL PC’S/ LAPTOPS, WI-FI CONNECTION, ONLINE JOURNALS). WELL-STOCKED LIBRARY, NEW SECTIONS ON VARIOUS DISCIPLINES

6. FACULTY ENRICHMENT – ALL TEACHERS ATTENDING CONFERENCES-SEMINARS/ REFRESHER COURSES, PUBLISHING PAPERS, ENGAGED IN RESEARCH IN M. PHIL AND Ph. D WORK (DETAILED PROFILE AVAILABLE) 7. SCHOLARS ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND CONFERENCES AND PUBLISH PAPERS IN ORDER TO FACILITATE EMPLOYABILITY AND KNOWLEDGE SKILLS MOST OF OUR SCHOLARS HAVE BEEN ATTENDING INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL SEMINARS FROM TIME TO TIME AND PUBLISHING MINIMUM OF TWO PAPERS BEFORE SUBMITING THEIR THESIS 8. DEPARTMENT MAKING PROACTIVE EFFORTS TO ATTRACT STUDENTS FROM FAR-FLUNG, DISADVANTAGED AND MARGINALISED SECTIONS OF THE STATE (VISUALLY IMPAIRED SCHOLARS AT M. PHIL LEVEL)

CONFERENCE/ SEMINAR/ SYMPOSIA/ WORKSHOP/ REFRESHER COURSES th ORGANISED DURING X PLAN • NATIONAL LEVEL SCHOLARS SEMINAR 2005 • NEW LITERATURES CONFERENCE 2007 • FOUR REFRESHER COURSES • LATEST IN FEBURARY 2008

RESEARCH PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN IN LAST FIVE YEARS NAME OF THE TEACHER TITLE OF THE DURATION FUNDING AMOUNT PROJECT AGENCY Dr. SATNAM KOUR TRANSLATION ONE YEAR OF SHORT STORIES SAHITYA ACADEMI 6000/- Dr. R. P. SHARMA SAHITYA ACADEMI 3500/- TRANSLATION ONE YEAR OF SHORT STORIES

FELLOWSHIPS UNDERTAKEN IN LAST FIVE YEARS Prof. RITA SALDANHA AND Prof. POSH CHARAK HAVE VISITED CANADA UNDER THE FACULTY ENRICHMENT PROGRAMME

PLACEMENTS • ALMOST 80% PLACEMENT IN EDUCATION DEPARTMENT • 20 -30% PLACEMENT IN MEDIA, BANKS, HOSPITALITY SECTOR AND OTHERS

ROADMAP FOR THE th XI PLAN

ACADEMIC v M. A. LINGUISTICS v CERTIFICATE COURSE IN TRANSLATION v CERTIFICATE COURSE IN CREATIVE WRITING v CERTIFICATE COURSE IN COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH

HUMAN RESOURCES • PROFESSOR • READER - 1 1 • LECTURERS - 3 • TECHNICAL ASSISTANT (LANGUAGE LAB) - • OFFICE ASSISTANT – 1 1

INFRASTRUCTURE • FULLY EQUIPPED LANGUAGE LAB • SEMINAR ROOM WITH LATEST AUDIO- VISUAL AIDS • ADDITIONAL SPACE FOR LIBRARY, COMPUTER LAB AND CLASSROOMS • RENOVATION OF EXISTING CLASSROOMS

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