Anwita Ghosh received her PhD from Fordham University, where she specialized in twentieth- and twenty-first-century global anglophone modernisms with a particular focus on kinship studies and the politics of community formation. Ghosh has extensive experience as a tutor and as a Writing Center Coordinator, work that has shaped her process-driven pedagogical approach. These experiences, along with her research interests, inform her teaching philosophy, which prioritizes student agency through critical engagement and self-directed learning. As a scholar from the Global South (India), a multilingual communicator, and a woman of color, Ghosh brings unique experiences to the classroom that help her students analyze the nuances of diversity in their own writing and in the world around them. 

Specialties: Personal Statements, Multimodal Composition, Research Essays, Revision Strategies, MLA formatting, and Fellowship Materials.

Languages: English (near native), Bengali (native), Hindi (near native), French (working), and German (basic).