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SWARNENDU DAM

SWARNENDU DAM

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - ENGLISH

Swarnendu Dam is the youngest Assistant Professor in the Department of English, Sister Nivedita University, Kolkata, India. He is also a Doctoral (Ph.D.) Research Scholar in West Bengal State University working on Post-Millennial Indian Dystopian Fiction. He is an associate member of the Centre for Studies in Gender, Culture and Media, West Bengal State University since 2021. He worked as a Research Assistant under Dr. Abhijeet Paul, University of California, Barkley on the issue of Environmental and Community Justice. His area of interests are Environment & Literature, Caste  & Literature, Crisis Literature and Vulnerability Studies.

SWARNENDU DAM biography

Swarnendu Dam is the youngest Assistant Professor in the Department of English at Sister Nivedita University, Kolkata, India. Currently, he is a Doctoral (Ph.D.) Research Scholar at West Bengal State University, where he is conducting research on Post-Millennial Indian Dystopian Fiction. He completed his post-graduation from West Bengal State University with a Gold Medal in 2022, demonstrating his academic excellence and dedication to his field of study.

Mr. Dam has been actively involved in academic and research activities from an early stage in his career. Since 2021, he has been an associate member of the Centre for Studies in Gender, Culture, and Media at West Bengal State University. This affiliation underscores his commitment to exploring interdisciplinary approaches and contributing to critical discourses in these areas.

In addition to his academic pursuits, Mr. Dam worked as a Research Assistant under Dr. Abhijeet Paul at the University of California, Berkeley. His research focused on Environmental and Community Justice, highlighting his interest in addressing pressing global issues through a literary lens. This experience has enriched his understanding of the intersections between literature and socio-environmental concerns, further informing his teaching and research.

Best Skills

  • Research Proficiency: Conducting in-depth research on contemporary literary topics, with a focus on Post-Millennial Indian Dystopian Fiction. His work contributes to the understanding of how dystopian narratives reflect and critique current societal trends and anxieties.
  • Interdisciplinary Approach: Leveraging his affiliation with the Centre for Studies in Gender, Culture, and Media to incorporate interdisciplinary perspectives into his research and teaching, fostering a more holistic understanding of literature and its societal impact.
  • Teaching Excellence: Demonstrating a commitment to high-quality education through engaging lectures and thoughtful curriculum development. As the youngest Assistant Professor in his department, he brings a fresh perspective and innovative teaching methods to the classroom.
  • Collaborative Research: Collaborating with international scholars, such as Dr. Abhijeet Paul, to explore global issues from a literary viewpoint. His experience as a Research Assistant has enhanced his ability to conduct collaborative research and contribute to larger academic projects.
  • Critical Analysis: Employing critical analysis to dissect and interpret literary texts, with a particular focus on themes of environment, caste, crisis, and vulnerability. His analytical skills enable him to uncover deeper meanings and implications within literary works.
  • Academic Writing: Publishing research findings in academic journals and contributing to the scholarly community through presentations at conferences and seminars. His writing reflects a nuanced understanding of complex literary and social issues.
  • Mentorship and Guidance: Committed to mentoring students and fostering their academic growth. His approachable demeanor and dedication to student success make him a valued mentor within the department.