Faculty Profile

Naser Emdad
Senior Lecturer,Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Department of English
 nasserjilanee@gmail.com

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He is working as a Senior Lecturer, Department of English, at ASA University Bangladesh since 2014. He has the experience of working as a teacher of English language and literature at the university level for six (06) years. He had also worked as a teacher of English at several government and private colleges for three (03) more years. In between he worked as the Assistant Commissioner at the Office of the Deputy Commissioner, Kurigram for the Government of People’s Republic of Bangladesh. His fascination for literature and teaching brought him to the profession of teaching at the university level. He is interested in doing research in the field of Romantic poetry, American literature and literary theory, and has written three research articles in peer-reviewed journals in these fields. In addition, he is an avid reader of contemporary genre of fantasy novels and noir fiction, and has a keen interest in translating world famous fantasy novels into Bangla in future. He is currently working as a member of Self-Assessment Committee of the Department of English under the supervision of Institutional Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) at ASA University Bangladesh. He takes a special interest in sports and games and has been working as the Coordinator of Sports Wing of English Club of the university since 2012.

  • Personal Information
  • Name:Naser Emdad
  • Employee ID: 0247
  • Designation: Senior Lecturer,Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
  • Department:Department of English
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  • E-mail: nasserjilanee@gmail.com
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  • Academic Qualification:
  • MA in English Literature : University of Dhaka2002
  • BA (Honors) in English : University of Dhaka2001
  • H.S.C : Mirjapur Cadet College, Dhaka Board1997
  • S.S.C : Mirjapur Cadet College, Dhaka Board1995
  • Administrative Experience
  • Professional Experience
  • Senior Lecturer, Department of English,ASA University Bangladesh , 2014- 2018
  • Lecturer, Department of English , ASA University Bangladesh, 2011- 2014
  • Assistant Commissioner (BCS Administration Cadre) , Office of the Deputy Commissioner Kurigram, Government of Bangladesh , 2008- 2010
  • Lecturer , Department of English,Netrakona Government College , 2007- 2008
  • Lecturer, Department of English,Cox’s Bazar government College , 2006- 2007
  • Lecturer, Department of English, City College, Dhaka, 2005- 2006
  • Training Experience
  • Training Course on Teaching-Learning, Curriculum and Self-Assessment (Duration: 03 days) organized by Institutional Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), ASAUB ASA University Bangladesh 08.10.2016-10.10.2016
  • Training on Teaching-Learning, Curriculum and Quality Assurance, provided by Graduate Training Institute, Bangladesh Agricultural University under the HEQEP funded sub-project CP-3057Graduate Training Institute (GTI), Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh 10.04.2016- 14.04.2016
  • Law and administration Course (Duration: 5 months) Bangladesh Civil service Administration Academy, Shahbagh, Dhaka 15.03.2009- 11.08.2009
  • Teaching Area
  • The Early and Late Romantics Old and Middle English Literature Translation Studies Literary Theory English Reading and Writing Skills Basic English grammar
  • Research
  • The Poetic works of the Early and Late Romantics (Especially poetry of William Blake) Application of Literary Theories in the 20th century English Novels American Poetry
  • Award & Scholarship

Publication

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  • “Transformation of Blake in ‘Holy Thursday’: From a Spiritual Prophet to a Social Reformer”. Vol: 6, No: 2 (11th Issue). July- December, 2012. Page: 79-83 of ASA University Review. ISSN 1997-6925. Author: Naser Emdad. Research Article- based on Literary Criticism ,
  • “Design, Darkness and Duality: Defamiliarization in Frost’s Poetry”. Vol: 7, No: 1 (12th Issue). January- June, 2013. Page: 37-44 of ASA University Review.Authors: Naser Emdad and Md. Ariful Islam Laskar. ISSN 1997-6925. Research Article- based on Literary Criticism,
  • “From Rebellious Voices into Subalterns: Transformation of Caliban and Okonkwo in Colonial Empires” Has been duly reviewed and published in the volume titled Literature, History and Culture: Writings in Honour of Professor Aali Areefur Rehman published by the Department of English, Rajshahi University in March 2014 (ISBN). Authors: Md. Ariful Islam Laskar and Naser Emdad. Research Article- based on Literary Criticism ,

  • Teaching Area
  • The Early and Late Romantics Old and Middle English Literature Translation Studies Literary Theory English Reading and Writing Skills Basic English grammar
  • Course Taught