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Ph.D. (University of Nevada-Reno)

Phil. (University of Kalyani);

M.A. (University of Calcutta);

MFA (Florida International University;

B.A. (Ramakrishna Mission; Residential College, Narendrapur);

Prof. (Dr.) Satyaki Kanjilal

Associate Professor

Email skanjilal@jgu.edu.in
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Key Expertise Creative Writing Pedagogy, Multi-modal writing, Artificial Intelligence and Writing and Freshman Composition,

Ph.D. (University of Nevada-Reno)

Phil. (University of Kalyani);

M.A. (University of Calcutta);

MFA (Florida International University;

B.A. (Ramakrishna Mission; Residential College, Narendrapur);

Biography

Dr. Satyaki Kanjilal graduated with an MFA in creative writing from Florida International University and a Ph.D. in English literature from the University of Nevada-Reno. He has over a decade of experience teaching writing in the United States.

His creative work has appeared in Jaggery, Mobius: The Journal for Social Change and Boston Accent Lit. Satyaki's research interests lie in creative writing pedagogy, the overlap of artificial intelligence and college composition, writing pedagogy, and multimodal writing. 

Satyaki is also revising a collection of short stories Road to Gede and Other Short Stories.

Communication Skills I; Communication Skills II; What a Piece of Work is Man?: An Introduction to Renaissance,  You Lie When You Write the Truth: An Introduction to Writing Fiction

Sterling Watson MFA Fellowship Award in 2019

Greene, Thomas. Quip for an Upstart Courtier. Ed. Eric Rasmussen, Jessey Bleakley-Ritchie, Mark Farnsworth, Lara Hansen, Jan Hawkley, Satyaki Kanjilal, Sabrina Ladd, Brandi Martinez, Sarah Stewart, and Bill Ware. Reno: Renaissance Mafia Press, 2010. Print.

“Writing Fiction and Constructing History: Role of Ideology.” The Uprising of 1857. Ed. Kaushik Roy. Delhi: Manohar Publications, 2010. Print. 187 – 208 (7101 Words).

“Violence.” Boston Accent Lit. Dec 2017, http://www.bostonaccentlit.com/kanjilal. Accessed 1 Jan 2019.

“Road to Gede.” Jaggery: A DesiLit Arts and Literature Journal. http://jaggerylit.com/road-to-gede/. Accessed 10 September 2019.

“The Dancing Policeman.” Mobius: The Journal of Social Change. https://mobiusmagazine.com/fiction/dancingp.html Accessed 4 September 2019.
Email skanjilal@jgu.edu.in
Key Expertise Creative Writing Pedagogy, Multi-modal writing, Artificial Intelligence and Writing and Freshman Composition,