Seminar of B.A. III Semester - V
Students of English department present their seminar on 7th October with the help of Digital Screen. Principal Mr. S.A. Mohite gave word of praise to students efforts
Different Activities
Guest lecture on "Literature, Society and Criticism "Organized on 9th September at English Department. The recourse person was Dr. S. G. Gurav sir from Kolhapur gave a thorough talk on topic 14 students of department attended the lecture.
Department
of English
Thursday, 15th February 2024
The Department of English at Lal Bahadur Shastri College of Arts, Science & Commerce organized a Lead College Workshop focusing on "English & Soft Skills." The program aimed to enhance the language proficiency and soft skills of students, aligning with the holistic development goals of the institution.
The program commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by all dignitaries, symbolizing the pursuit of knowledge and enlightenment. Dr. P. P. Lohar, the coordinator of the workshop, welcomed the participants and provided an overview of the program's objectives, emphasizing the importance of English proficiency and soft skills in today's competitive world. Dr. P. P. Lohar introduced the esteemed resource person, Mr. Rajendra Tambile, highlighting his expertise in English language teaching and soft skills development.
Mr. Rajendra Tambile conducted an interactive and engaging workshop, covering various aspects of English language enhancement and soft skills development. The session included practical exercises, group discussions, and real-world scenarios to equip participants with practical skills.
Dr. P. C. Chikmath, presiding over the event, delivered a motivating presidential speech. He underscored the importance of continuously developing English language proficiency and soft skills to enhance students' employability and overall success in their chosen fields.
Mr. S. A. Kamble expressed gratitude to all participants, the Department of English, Mr. Rajendra Tambile, and Dr. P. C. Chikmath for their valuable contributions to the success of the workshop. He encouraged participants to apply the skills acquired in their academic and professional journeys.
The workshop saw active participation from 94 students, teaching, and non-teaching staff, showcasing the widespread interest in enhancing language proficiency and soft skills.
The Lead College Workshop on "English & Soft Skills" proved to be a valuable initiative, providing participants with practical tools for personal and professional development. The Department of English, along with the support of Dr. P. C. Chikmath and Mr. Rajendra Tambile, successfully created a conducive learning environment for skill enhancement. Heartfelt thanks were extended to all attendees, organizers, and the resource person for their significant contributions to the success of this insightful and skill-oriented workshop.
Mr. Rajendra Tambile guiding students
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Participant at the workshop on “English & Soft Skills”
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Activity : Screening of Drama "The Dread Departure"
Class - B A I (O)
Module 3): The Dread Departure
No of Present Student: 23
Date: 3/1/2024
Teacher: Dr P P Lohar
Career Counseling Programme
The Department of English conducted a Career Counseling Programme on ‘Opportunities in Banking Sector ’ on 31 May 2023 for the students to make them aware about the various Courses and Career Opportunities that will improve their skills and efficiency. The programme also aimed at motivating students to get track on their studies and to find out new career opportunities. The session was handled by P. P. Lohar, HOD, Department of English. Mr. Rajesh Pawar was the Resource person of the Program.Total 62 Students from department of Commerce and English participated in the Programme.
“Changing Nature of Literature in the Age of Technology”
In collaboration with English Language Teachers Association of Indian (ELT@I), and also jointly with Marathi, Hindi and Sanskrit departments, the Department of English organized a national conference on Saturday, 11 Feb., 2023. The theme of the conference was “Changing Nature of Literature in the Age of Technology”. Prof. N. Shantha Naik, Department of English,Vijayanagara Sri Krishna devaraya University, Karnataka, was resource person while Prof. (Dr.) S. S. Sawant, President, ELT@I, Chapter Satara, and Head, Department of English, Kisan Veer Mahavidyalaya, Satara was chairing the session allotted to Department. Prof. (Dr.) N. Shantha Naik delivered his scholarly speech on the topic ‘Facebook Poetry: An Overview’. There were 80 participants of English fraternity out of 151 coming from across India. Fifty participants who presented research papers in English showed their interest to publish their research paper in UGC-care listed journal.
The
Department of English organized one day activity on ‘Learning English with Fun’
for primary school students on 2nd January 2023 in collaboration
with ZP Primary School, Kushi. Miss. Manisha Sutar was the resource person for
the program. Total 44 students participated in the ‘Learning English with
Fun’ activity from 3rd to 7th class.
In
today’s era of globalization, students should learn the skill of effective
communication in English. The need and importance of learning English language was
explained to the students. In order to develop love for English language and
critical thinking various activities were taken such as Unscramble me, Tongue
Twisters, Who am I? etc.
All the participants actively participated in the activities. These activities developed the skills of recognition, pronunciation and critical thinking among the students. English Dictionaries were distributed among the participants. Feedback forms were taken from the participants.
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A Guest Lecture was organized by the Dept. of English on “Effective Communication and Personality Development ” on 18th October 2022. The Programme began with Sanstha's Prayer Song. Dr.Lohar P.P. Head Department of English welcome and gathering. The event commenced with a warm welcome and Introduction speech by Dr. Rathod R.B. Today'sguest Dr. Suresh S. Patil, Assistant Professor, Department of
English, Arts, and Commerce College,
Nagthane was the Resource Person. He discussed the topic of listening through
fun-filled activities to develop the student's confidence levels. The students
were made to know the importance of communication skills for all types of
professions. It also helped the students to build a positive attitude and
motivated them to achieve success in life. Dr. A.S. Tawar Vice-Principal, Shared that it was a great
experience to be a part of such an informative and helpful session kind
would definitely change the way of working from hard work to smart work. 79 students participated in the
program which proved to be very informative where they could realize the
importance of soft skills in one’s personality development. It was an enlightening experience and aimed at developing
the listening and speaking skills of the students instead of merely providing theoretical knowledge. He
appreciated faculty members and students for the successful conduction of the guest
lecture. Mr. Shelar sir you have done a
really nice anchoring. The interactive session came to an end with the vote of thanks
proposed by Mr. Sahil Gangawane B.Com II
Year student.
Report A Guest Lecture –On Language and Literature: Interpretation to Communication.
Shakespeare Day celebrated
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The Department of English as a team under
the leadership of Dr. P. P. Lohar, HoD organized a guest lecture on 23.04.2022.
The chief Guest Dr. D.S.Kale Assistant Professor &Head Department of
English, Amdar Sashikant Shinde College, Medha delivered a lecture on the
topic “ Language and Literature: Interpretation to Communication”. The
event began with invoking the blessings of the Almighty God. Dr.Rathod
R.B. P. G. Coordinator Department of English welcomed the gathering and
Dr. R.V.Shejawal Principal, L.B.S College, Satara delivered the
presidential address. The chief Guest Dr. D.S.Kale addressed the students on
how to develop language skills on their own. His speech was divided into three
parts. In the first part, he focused on how to develop the LSRW skills. In the
second part he distributed pictures to the students and he asked them to
scrutinize the picture after which they were asked to speak about the
picture.
Then
he compared the act of reading the picture to the act of reading a book viz.,
first one scans a book, then looks for a specific point and then critically
analyzes it. In the last part he covered the recent trends in literature with a
special focus on postcolonial theory, and Postmodern theory . There were 84
participants in total, consisting of students, research scholars, and teaching
faculty. A lively interactive session followed the speaker’s talk. Mr.S.A.Kamble and Mr. S. Shelar, a member of the organizing
committee was a great help. The programme came to an end with the vote
of thanks proposed by Dr. Rathod R.B.
Report on Guest Lecture
Topic: Feminism in Postmodern Indian Fiction
Resource Person: Dr. Vishnu Chavan – Asst. Professor Department of English, Tywade College Koradi Nagpur
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Conducted on: 20-04-2022
An online guest lecture was organized by the Department of English, Lal
Bahadur Shastri College, Satara. The session started
with greetings from Head Department of English, Dr. P.P.Lohar and P.G.
coordinator Dr. Rathod R.B .
Resource Person Dr.
Vishnu Chavan Asst.
Professor Department of English, Tywade College Koradi Nagpur delivered a
discourse on the topic “Feminism in Postmodern Indian Fiction”. He delivered an
enriching lecture on the prominent Postmodern literary personalities, novelists, playwrights
and poets and also gave, in brief, a chronological representation of History of
English Literature. The lecture ended with an interactive session with the
students. The lecture was attended by 36 students and 8
Faculty members of English Department the session which went on for two hours
and it was an interactive session. The
lecture was in online mode through Google meet. The vote of thanks was given by
Mr.S.A.Kamble presented a small token of
appreciation to our valuable guests. Mr. Shelar S.S. attended the session along
with students of P.G.& U.G Department of English.
Class: B A III
Subject:
English
Title and Number of Paper:
English for Communication
Topic: Group Discussion
Teaching Method:
Group Discussion
Number of Student Present:
6
Date and Time:
23rd March 2022, 8:15am
The topic, Group Discussion is prescribed for the students of BA III for the semester 6 Department of English held Group discussion on the topic ‘Online teaching’ six students from BA III English Compulsory participated in the Group Discussion. Through this activity, students of BA III understood the process of group discussion in detail.
Students of English Department have participated in the "Lead College workshop" on Smartphone and Communication on 12th march 2022 at Chh. Shivaji College, Satara.
Seminar of B.A. III Semester - V Students of English department present their seminar on 7th October with the help...
