Nesar Uddin

Nesar Uddin is a Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow at Emory University's Writing Program, specializing in language education and literary analysis. His work bridges sociolinguistics, second language acquisition, and feminist literary studies. He focuses on corrective feedback strategies in multilingual classrooms, heritage language education, and gender dynamics in media discourse.

His research explores topics such as oral corrective feedback practices, code-switching in pedagogical contexts, and comparative analyses of feminist themes in global literature. Recent studies include investigations into Arabic heritage language classrooms and Bangladeshi TV talk shows' gendered interactions.

Uddin's publications span journals in applied linguistics and literary criticism, emphasizing practical implications for language educators and critical analyses of cultural narratives. He holds a strong commitment to advancing inclusive language pedagogy and intersectional literary scholarship.