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MS. SANCHITA GANGOPADHYAY

VISITING FACULTY - SOCIOLOGY

Ms. Sanchita Gangopadhyay pursed her graduation degree in Sociology Honours from Jogamaya Devi College, University of Calcutta. She successfully completed her Masters Degree in Sociology from Calcutta University, securing a first class second position from her department. Ms. Gangopadhyay is a recipient of 2017 The Radhakamal Mukherjee Young Social Scientist Award. .She is currently working as a part- time faculty at Sister Nivedita University and as a guest-faculty at The Heritage College, Kolkata. She has an experience of working as a Head of the Department of Sociology at Loreto College and has served as a guest-lecturer at Asutosh College, Kolkata. She also has an experience of working as a field assistant on a National Project titled ‘Promoting Micro Solar Dome Technology in Tribal Pockets of India with Different Agro-Climatic Condition & Varied Type of Housing’ conducted by NB Institute of Rural Technology under the supervision of Prof. S.P Gonchaudhury & Prof. (Dr.) Bula Bhadra in 2017 & 2018. Her areas of interest are Sociology Childhood & Youth and Sociology of Crime and Deviance.

MS. SANCHITA GANGOPADHYAY biography

Ms. Sanchita Gangopadhyay is a dedicated Visiting Faculty member in the Department of Sociology at Sister Nivedita University, Kolkata. With a strong academic background and diverse professional experience, she contributes significantly to the academic community.

Ms. Gangopadhyay completed her undergraduate degree in Sociology Honours from Jogamaya Devi College, University of Calcutta. She achieved academic excellence during her Master's Degree in Sociology from Calcutta University, securing a first-class second position in her department. Her academic achievements were recognized with the prestigious Radhakamal Mukherjee Young Social Scientist Award in 2017.

Currently, Ms. Gangopadhyay serves as a part-time faculty at Sister Nivedita University and as a guest faculty at The Heritage College, Kolkata. She brings a wealth of teaching experience, having previously worked as the Head of the Department of Sociology at Loreto College and as a guest lecturer at Asutosh College, Kolkata. Her teaching engagements reflect her commitment to fostering academic excellence and nurturing young minds.

Ms. Gangopadhyay has also contributed to research and development initiatives as a field assistant on the National Project titled ‘Promoting Micro Solar Dome Technology in Tribal Pockets of India with Different Agro-Climatic Condition & Varied Type of Housing’ conducted by NB Institute of Rural Technology. Her practical experience in fieldwork complements her academic pursuits and enriches her understanding of sociological issues.

Her areas of academic interest include Sociology of Childhood & Youth and Sociology of Crime and Deviance. She is passionate about exploring these topics through research, teaching, and community engagement, aiming to make a positive impact on society through her work.

Best Skills

  • Teaching: Proficiency in delivering lectures, facilitating discussions, and mentoring students.
  • Research: Experience in conducting research projects and contributing to academic publications.
  • Fieldwork: Practical knowledge gained through field assistant roles in national-level projects.
  • Sociology of Childhood & Youth: Expertise in studying social issues related to children and young adults.
  • Sociology of Crime and Deviance: Deep understanding of deviant behavior and societal reactions.
  • Academic Administration: Previous experience as Head of Department and guest lecturer, demonstrating leadership skills.
  • Community Engagement: Commitment to engaging with community issues and promoting social welfare.
  • Award Recognition: Received the Radhakamal Mukherjee Young Social Scientist Award for academic excellence.
  • Interdisciplinary Approach: Ability to integrate insights from sociology into practical applications.
  • Communication Skills: Strong verbal and written communication abilities essential for academic and fieldwork contexts.