Anuja Kabra

Anuja Kabra is a Lecturer in Hindi at the Department of African, Middle Eastern, and South Asian Languages and Literatures (AMESALL) within the School of Arts and Sciences at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. She has been teaching Hindi language courses since Fall 2013, delivering both classroom-based and hybrid online instruction for elementary and intermediate levels.

Her research and teaching interests include:

• Instructional technology integration in language education
• Learner-centered pedagogical approaches
• Hindi language acquisition
• Indian classical music and cultural enrichment
• Use of digital platforms like Sakai and Canvas for hybrid learning

Anuja Kabra has played a key role in transitioning traditional Hindi courses into hybrid formats, enhancing accessibility and engagement. She is certified as a STARTALK Hindi teacher and has advanced training in Indian Classical Music. She actively promotes Hindi through cultural programming, radio talk shows, and community enrichment classes.

She holds educational qualifications from Delhi University and has accumulated significant teaching experience over 18 semesters, earning 140 teaching credits at Rutgers. Her work supports both academic and cultural dimensions of Hindi language education.

Anuja Kabra advises and mentors students enrolled in Hindi language programs and contributes to curriculum development for hybrid language instruction. While no formal grants are mentioned, her work in educational technology and language pedagogy reflects sustained academic engagement.

She is associated with the AMESALL department, which supports interdisciplinary language and cultural studies, and contributes to initiatives promoting South Asian languages and literatures on campus.