Reflection of my first English class in KUSOM


My first English class was held on 2022 August 28 and my professor was Dr. Eak Prasad Duwadi. I got to know a lot about him and his achievement in his career. He is a professor at Kathmandu University as well as he is the first graduate from Pokhara University. He has a great role in international conference which was organized in country like USA, UK, Australia, China, India, Philippines etc. He has authored three books and he often keeps contributing in different national dailies of Nepal. I got to know that he is managing editor of journal of NELTA. Its been more than 3 years in NELTA. He has been involving in Kathmandu University for almost 13 years. King's College, Kathmandu University school of medical, Siddhartha Vanasthali institute are his old involvement.

He have been invited and went in reputed university like Cambridge University, Ohio University, University of Maryland Baltimore County, University of Oregon, TEFL international Bangkok etc. It is a great honor for we student to get such qualified professor. We are seeking a lot of knowledge, experience and influence from him.

Similarly, We got to know about our few friends as Dr. Duwadi separated us in few groups and made us to introduce about ourselves.

Our journey in KUSOM is going to be great under the influence of such qualified faculties.

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