sourav guha


sourav guha

Adjunct Instructor of Government and International Relations

Joined Connecticut College: 2022

Education
BA, Anthropology, Wesleyan University
MA, Asian Studies: South and Southeast Asia, University of Michigan; MA, Political Science, University of Michigan
MPA, Public Administration, Maxwell School, Syracuse University
MNR, Global Sustainability, Virginia Tech University; MLIS, Library and Information Science, San José State University


Specializations

Civic Engagement

Environmental Politics

Nationalism

Political Psychology

Public Opinion

Public Administration

Public Policy

South Asian Politics

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sourav (pronounced “Show Rob”) has served as an adjunct instructor at Connecticut College since Fall 2022. During that time, he has taught courses on Contemporary Indian Politics (GOV 262), Asian American Politics (GOV 267), Environmental Activism and its Political Impact Around the Globe (GOV 251), and Political Psychology and Public Opinion in the United States (GOV 216).

He brings to the classroom a broad, interdisciplinary intellectual background, and more than two decades of professional experience across a broad variety of roles in the public, nonprofit, and postsecondary sectors. In addition to teaching at Conn, sourav is Director of Institutional Research at Choate Rosemary Hall secondary school, and a member of the Board of Directors for Cinestudio, an independent art house cinema located in Hartford. In 2023, he served on the Community Editorial Board of The Connecticut Mirror, a nonprofit, non-partisan news outlet.

Contact sourav guha

E: sguha@conncoll.edu

Mailing Address

sourav guha
Connecticut College
270 Mohegan Ave.
New London, CT 06320

Connecticut College
270 Mohegan Avenue
New London, CT 06320
admission@conncoll.edu

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