Sreyoshi Sarkar

Dr. Sreyoshi Sarkar specializes in postcolonial studies, ecocriticism, and women's writing, serving as an Assistant Professor of English at Ball State University. With a rich academic background, she earned her Ph.D. in English literature from George Washington University, where she honed her expertise in these fields. Over the past nine years, Dr. Sarkar has been actively engaged in teaching and writing, contributing significantly to the academic community. Currently, Dr. Sarkar is immersed in her first book project, which delves into the intricate intersections of gender, genre, and environment within postcolonial literature and cinema. Her research aims to shed light on how these elements interact and influence each other, offering fresh perspectives on postcolonial narratives. Her scholarly work is marked by a keen interest in exploring the nuanced dynamics of identity and environment in literary and cinematic expressions. Dr. Sarkar's academic journey is distinguished by her publications on renowned authors such as Michael Ondaatje and Salman Rushdie. Her articles have been recognized for their insightful analysis and contribution to the understanding of postcolonial literature. Her research not only enriches the academic discourse but also inspires students and fellow scholars to engage with complex literary themes. Before joining Ball State University, Dr. Sarkar held teaching and research positions at several esteemed institutions, including George Washington University and Gargi College, University of Delhi. Her diverse teaching experiences have equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of global literary traditions and pedagogical approaches, which she brings into her classroom to foster an engaging and inclusive learning environment. Dr. Sarkar is deeply committed to advancing the field of postcolonial studies and ecocriticism. Her work emphasizes the importance of examining literature through the lenses of gender and environment, encouraging a broader understanding of cultural narratives. She is dedicated to mentoring students and guiding them in their academic pursuits, helping them develop critical thinking skills and a passion for literary exploration. In addition to her academic endeavors, Dr. Sarkar actively participates in conferences and workshops, sharing her research findings and collaborating with fellow scholars. Her contributions to the field have been acknowledged through various academic awards and recognitions, underscoring her impact as a researcher and educator. Dr. Sarkar continues to inspire and lead in her field, making significant strides in postcolonial literary studies.