Dr. Qaisar Khan (1981- ) Dr. Khan was born in Shawa, a village situated in Tehsil Adenzai District Dir Lower in the province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Pakistan. He got his early education from the village's Primary school. Later on, he joined a public school in Peshawar named Dr. Omer Hayat Malik Public School from where he migrated to Swat Green Hills School and then to Oxford Education Academy Batkhela where he completed his secondary school certificate. Dr. Khan spent his college days at Islamia College Peshawar from where he did his F.Sc and B.A. He took admission in National University of Modern Languages Islamabad where he was awarded Gold Medal for obtaining first position in Master of Arts in English Language and Literature. Soon after, he joined Foundation University Islamabad as Lecturer in English but he could not stay there for long and preferred to join University of Malakand which was nearer his home town. His decision was mainly motivated by his desire to contribute his part in his native region where the rate of literacy was comparatively low. Dr. Khan was well aware that for greater good, every civilized citizen had to know about the law of the land and this realization took him to a Law College where he completed his LLB degree from University of Peshawar. Afterwards, he completed his M.Phil in English Linguistics at University of Malakand and Ph.D in the same field from National University of Modern Languages, Islamabad. At present, he is serving the university as Assistant Professor of English. Besides, he has been shouldering additional responsibilities. He is chairing the department and is also supervising the affairs of Admission Office as Deputy Director Admissions. Dr. Khan has the honor to be among the founding members who launched and published the University Newsletter and Annual Report and Magazine. He remained Chief Editor for more than three years till 2011. Dr. Khan has published severally in national and international research journals. His major contribution is in the field of Language, Gender and Education. His Ph.D thesis related to English language teaching situation in Religious seminaries (Madrassas or Madrasahs).