Ø  “Functional English/Writing Skills” from Feb.11-16, 2008 organized by University of Peshawar in collaboration with Higher Education Commission.

Ø  “English Language Training Workshop” held on June 14, 2007 at College of Home Economics, University of Peshawar in conjunction with The Public Affairs Section and Regional English Language US Consulate, Peshawar.

Ø  “English for Academic Purposes” held from April 24-29, 2006  organized by The British Council in collaboration with the Higher Education Commission.

Ø  “English Language Skills and Strategies” held from Jan. 30-31, 2003 at Jinnah College for Women, University of Peshawar.

,,,Attended by: Prof. Dr. Shazia Ghulam Mohammad

Ø   1St National Conference on “Home Economics: Exploring New Horizons” organized by College of Home Economics at Baragali Campus, University of Peshawar on  June 2-3, 2014.

Ø  Conference on Rehabilitation of Disabled Individuals held at College of Home Economics on December 16, 2014.

Ø  2nd National Home Economics Conference on Home Economics: Expanding New Horizons, organized by College of Home Economics at Baragali Campus, University of Peshawar from May 21 – 24, 2017.

,,,Attended by: Prof. Dr. Shazia Ghulam Mohammad

1.   

1.      Mohammad, Shazia G., and Khalis, A. Salam. “Traits of Modernist Feminism in Eustacia Vye’s Quest for Self”. Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences Vol XXI: 1(2013)

2.       Mohammad, Shazia G., and Khalis, A. Salam. “Sue Bridehead: A Representative of the Feminist Movement”. Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences:Vol. XXI: 2(2013)

3.    Mohammad, Shazia G., and Rahman, A. “Bendrix: Not Sarah. Transfiguration vs Apotheosis”. Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences. Vol.XXI: 3(2013)

4.      Mohammad, Shazia G., and Khalis, A. Salam. “Narcissistic Traits in Hardy’s Female Protagonists”. Journal of Law and Society. Vol 63:44(Jan-June 2013)

5.      Rahman, A., and Mohammad, Shazia G. “Richard II: The unkingly King”. Journal of Law and Society. Vol 63:44(Jan-June 2013)

6.       Mohammad, Shazia G., and Khalis, A. Salam. “Thomas Hardy’s Tess: A Seductive Eve or a Blemished Woman?”. The Dialogue Quarterly Research Journal. Vol VIII:  2 (2013)

7.      Mohammad, Shazia G., and Khalis, A. Salam. “Far from the Madding Crowd: Bathsheba’s Tale of Resistance to Appropriation”. The Dialogue Quarterly Research Journal. Vol VIII: 4(2013)

8.     Mohammad, Shazia G., and Farooq, M. “To the Lighthouse: A Sequel of Night and Day”. PUTAJ: Humanities and Social Sciences. Vol 20, 2013.

9.     Rahman, A., and Mohammad, Shazia G. “Imperfect Perfection: A Journey towards One Shilling Death”. PUTAJ: Humanities and Social Sciences. Vol 20, 2013.

10.  Mohammad, Shazia G., and Khalis, A. Salam. “Archetypal Pattern in Thomas Hardy’s Depiction of Women.”PUTAJ: Humanities and Social Sciences.Vol.21:1(2014).

11.  Mohammad, Shazia G., and Rahman, A. “Velutha: The Abject”.Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences. Vol.XXII:1 (2014)

12.  Rahman, A., and Mohammad, Shazia G. “Two Potters: A Tale of Unknown Fears and Uncertain Desires”. PUTAJ: Humanities and Social Sciences.Vol. 21:1 (2014).

13. Mohammad, Shazia G. and Rahman, A. “Christabel: A Psychological Trauma to Mourn the Loss of Mother”. Journal of Law and Society. Vol.44:64(2013)

14.  Mohammad, Shazia G. “Grace Melbury: Modern Nerves with Primitive Feelings”. Journal of Law and Society. Vol.45:65(2014)

15 Rahman, A. and Mohammad, Shazia G. “The Merchant of Venice: A Psychological Dialogue between ‘I’ and the ‘Other’”. Journal of Law and Society. Vol.45:65(2014)

National by: Prof. Dr. Shazia Ghulam Mohammad