INTRODUCTION ....PORTFOLIO.....THE DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
STUDENT WORKSHOPS COMPETITIONS AND PUBLICATIONS
COMMUNICATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICE SCHOOL VISIT PROGRAMME
TEACH AND LEARN EXPLAINING FICTION THROUGH POSTERS
Translation Workshop
Resource person, Prof. Parvathi Aithal providing theoretical information on Translation
Translation-Praxis
REDISCOVERING ALFRED TENNYSON- PROGRAMME DEDICATED TO DR. AMMALUKUTTY ON HER SUPERANNUATION
AN INTERCOLLEGIATE STUDENT SEMINAR AND VISUAL DOCUMENTATION COMPETITION
VICTORIAN APPAREL AND HEAD DRESS
PRIZE WINNING VISUAL PRESENTATION
-Victorian aura
OUR PUBLICATIONS
BOOK OF SHORT STORIES TRANSLATED AND EDITED BY STUDENTS WON A STATE AWARD
ANTHOLOGY OF REVIEW OF TEXTS WRITTEN AND COMPILED BY STUDENTS
AN ANTHOLOGY OF POETRY BY MOHAMMED SHAREEF KADUMATA (STUDENT)
COLLECTION OF RESEARCH PAPERS (PAPERS PRESENTED IN THE NATIONAL SEMINAR CONDUCTED BY THE DEPARTMENT
A BOOK OF MEMORIES DEDICATED TO PROF PATTABHIRAMA SOMAYAJI ON THE OCCASION OF HIS SUPERANNUATION BY THE PAST AND THE PRESENT STUDENTS
EXHIBITIONS
The students created various models, based on locations in literary works such as Malgudi, the Elizabethan theater, the Greek theater etc The students also built models, that would serve as learning aids to understand English literature. These works were donated to the Practicing High School, after the event.
The programme was inaugurated by Mr. Vasudeva Rao and the chief guest was Sri Hameed Manjeshwar, Director, of Magu Madura Kalike
A prayer marks the beginning of the session
Top Left : The lighting of the lamp
Left : Principal speaks on the event
Shakespeare Our Contemporary Prof. G. K. Govinda Rao
Two day exhibition on Shakespeare entitled Shakespeare Our Contemporary was convened. The programme comprised Posters, paintings, sketches, models, glass paintings, quotations, slide show, photographs and paper presentations by students connected with Shakespeare. Around 2000 students attended; teachers and students from various colleges of Mangalore and Udupi participated. Prof G K Govinda Rao delivered a lecture.
SEMINARS
ALL WORK AND NO PLAY MAKES JACK A DULL BOY
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