Mishra jayashree

Dr. Jayashree Mishra is a lecturer in Home Science at Women's College, Jharsuguda, Odisha. She has been associated with the institution for several years, contributing to the academic development of students in the field of Home Science.

In addition to her role at Women's College, Dr. Mishra serves as a counselor for the Diploma in Rural Development (DRD) program at the Odisha State Open University.

Dr. Mishra has been actively involved in academic research and field studies related to:

• Nutritional Science & Dietetics: Studying the impact of dietary habits on rural and urban populations, focusing on malnutrition, micronutrient deficiencies, and balanced diet models.
• Family Resource Management: Researching optimal household management techniques, financial planning for low-income families, and sustainable livelihood strategies.
• Child Development & Psychology: Exploring early childhood education models, cognitive development in underprivileged communities, and the role of parental guidance in child growth.
• Women’s Health & Empowerment: Conducting studies on maternal health, adolescent nutrition, and gender-based economic independence.
• Sustainable Development Practices: Investigating eco-friendly household solutions, water conservation techniques, and organic food production methods for self-sustainable communities.

Dr. Jayashree Mishra is a renowned academician and researcher in the field of Home Science, with a strong focus on nutrition, family resource management, child development, and community welfare. She has been an active faculty member at Women's College, Jharsuguda, Odisha, where she has contributed extensively to academic development and student mentorship. Her passion for women’s empowerment, rural development, and sustainable living practices has led her to work on several interdisciplinary projects.

Apart from her teaching career, Dr. Mishra has played a key role in policy-making discussions on women’s nutrition, child health, and household resource management, ensuring the implementation of evidence-based interventions in community health. As a counselor for the Diploma in Rural Development (DRD) program at the Odisha State Open University, she has actively contributed to training students and professionals in sustainable community practices.

She has authored multiple research papers and articles on food safety, malnutrition eradication, and economic resource management, which have been featured in national and international journals on Home Science and Public Health. Her work has significantly influenced the development of home-based nutritional strategies and women-centric development policies in rural Odisha.