Mr. Randolph V. Langstieh

Mr. Randolph V. Langstieh

Guest Faculty

Department of Social Work

Educational Qualification:

MSW (HRM)

Area of Expertise/Specialisation:

Indigenous Research
Community Organisation
Participatory Approaches and Techniques
Cultural & Folklore
Decolonial Studies

Bio:
Completed 13 years of teaching experience. Enthusiastic and well-versed in field-based teaching methods and hands-on innovative approaches with a special focus on participatory techniques. Known for providing support and motivation with approachable demeanour and excellent attention to detail when implementing projects. Has led various programmes and projects successfully in community settings, coupled with a dedication to research activities adopting the Indigenous research paradigm as and when the context determines. All with a drive and determination to lead on a wide range of interests holistically.
His recent publication include - Indigenous Futurity in the Living Root Bridges of the Khasi-Jaiñtia Hills of India: A Documentary Essay published at eTropic (A Scopus-indexed journal) - Special Issue: Tropical Futurisms.