Rate My Professor Jayanthi Rajendran

Dr. Rajendran's scholarly work centers on modern literature, literature studies, arts and humanities, American literature, cultural studies, and literary criticism, alongside pedagogical innovations for English as a Foreign Language (EFL) learners. Her key publications include 'Environmental Maintenance and Ecotourism: An Analysis into the Observation of Tourists and Maintenance Agencies in India' (2025), 'Transcending Economic and Social Categories to Cultural, Psychological, and Linguistic Dimensions of Marginalization: A Study on the Concept of Subalternity in the Selected Novels of Amitav Ghosh' (2023), 'OVERCOMING COMMOTION IN SIMULATED LEARNING: AN ANALYSIS' (2023), 'The Impact of Continuous Professional Development on Teacher Retention and Performance' (2023), 'PROMETHEAN WAYS TO ENHANCE PEDAGOGICAL LEARNING METHODS TOWARDS EFL STUDENTS - A PARADIGM SHIFT' (2021), 'Words Unspoken: A Testimonial Discourse of Bama's Karukku: A Gratification of Self-reflection and Inner Strength of the Subaltern Women' (2020), and 'An Affirmation of Black Culture through Revolution of Signs: A New Historicism Insight into Sue Monk Kidd’s The Secret Life of Bees' (2018). She has authored the book Communicative English II and is a co-inventor on the patent 'System and Method for Accessibility-Oriented English Reading' along with colleagues. Under her leadership, the Department of English has organized numerous events, including the workshop 'Soft Skills: The Hidden Engine Behind Technical Excellence' on March 6, 2026, 'From Code to Content: Innovation and Skill Enhancement through Cybersecurity Writing for Engineers' in 2026, 'Research Innovation on Language & Literature' on March 28, 2026, and the Toastmasters Club Officers Installation Ceremony in March 2026, promoting communication skills, public speaking, and professional development among students.