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Three professors nominated to MKU’s Syndicate
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Three professors from Madurai Kamaraj University (MKU) have been nominated to the Syndicate of MKU by the Governor for a three-year period from December 18.
The three professors are R. Sudha, Professor and Head, Department of French, School of English and Foreign Languages, MKU; M. Thangaraj, Professor and Head, Department of Computer Science, School of Information Technology, MKU; and S. Nagarathinam, Professor and Head, Department of Communication, School of Linguistics and Communication, MKU.
Ms. Sudha has 33 years of experience at MKU. Her areas of specialisations include translation, French literature and comparative literature. She was the research guide for five Ph.D and 24 M. Phil students. She is presently supervising eight Ph. D and two M. Phil scholars. Her works have been published in four international journals and 15 national journals.