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School Facility: Scholarly Activity

  • Scholarly Activity (Sociology And Social Work)

    Sl.No.

    Name of the Student

    Registration Number

    Name of the programme

    Name of the country

    Remarks

    1

    Tony Thomas Mahew

    1537813

    MSW HR

    Netherlands

    Courses on Intercultural Social Profession and International Sustainable Development

    2

    Anupam Das

    1537701

    MSW CCP

    Netherlands

    Courses on Intercultural Social Profession and International Sustainable Development

    3

    Antara Dutta

    1537815

    MSW HR

    Switzerland

    Winter school Programme

    4

    Ananya Dhoundiyal

    1537711

    MSW CCP

    Switzerland

    Winter school Programme

  • Scholar Activities (Mathematics)

    The department of Mathematics aims in enhancing the mathematical capabilities of the students by offering courses, programmes and activities that suit research and employment opportunities. The learners are provided with a very good ambience that nurtures continuous learning through various scholarly activities such as the following:

    • Research paper publications
    • National/international conferences on Emerging trends in Fluid Mechanics/Graph Theory
    • Research day/ Research seminars
    • Online workshops and seminars
    • Periodic Research Advisory Committee(RAC) meetings with research scholars
    • Journal club
    • Paper/poster presentations and Project exhibition
    • Research oriented Peer group discussions/ Informal group discussionsDiscussions with emeritus professors/ Knowledge sharing sessions
    • Summer school/Summer internships
    • Participation in conferences/workshops/seminars/symposia/webinars
    • Swayam project/E-content development
    • Faculty development programmes
    • Add-on courses
    • Mathematics Association Activities
    • Inter-collegiate and intra-collegiate programs: Convergence, Aarohan and Sequence
    • Mathematics day celebration

  • Scholar Activities ( Life Sciences )

    • Mandatory summer internship during their course of study to enhance their technical and research skills.
    • Science club – PG students of the Department are actively involved in discussion of latest development in various fields of Life Sciences though weekly interaction in Science club.
    • Green Army – The most successful and promising endeavour of the Department for safeguarding environment and wildlife by organizing awareness programs, bird count tree plantation, cleaning of polluted lakes and trekking programs for sustainable development.
    • Rural area visits for students in collaboration with CSA to promote holistic education.
    • Organisation of seminars and encouraging of students and faculty presentations.
    • Preparation and exhibitions of models and charts during science exhibitions to promote information interchange and awareness.
    • Organizing health awareness sessions like stem cell drive to compete with life threatening diseases like cancer.
    • Organizing interaction sessions with environmental scientists to deal with problems associated with global warming and climate change.
    • Guest lectures and technical talks are organised for students and faculties regularly.
    • Internships/Training programs/Workshops and Research projects to promote the practical and research skills of students.
    • Interactive sessions with industry experts to bring industry academia interaction.
    • Career counselling sessions to give insights on the current job market.
    • Field Visits and Industrial Visits to enhance class room learning and provide practical exposure.
    • Alumni interaction sessions with students to give insight on areas of higher education and career prospects.

  • Scholar Activities (Commerce)

    • Students are actively engaged in the weekly activities conducted by Associations and Clubs. Intra and inter-class competitions in areas of finance, marketing, HR, quiz etc are held regularly.
    • Newsletter “Mudra” – encourages students to contribute articles relating to business, economy and finance and current developments.
    • Panels Discussions – involving experts and students on emerging topics are conducted.
    • Seminars – involving the participation of faculty and students in paper presentations.
    • Service learning activities such as Income Tax filing of returns, cost reduction techniques, financial management and small savings are explained by students to non-commerce students and housing keeping staff.
    • Exhibitions of charts and models in subject areas are displayed and explained by students.
    • Commerce Lab – Copies of business related documents, annual reports, forms etc., are procured and preserved in the commerce lab. These are used in classrooms to aid teaching subjects like accounting, finance, banking, insurance, costing, taxation etc.
    • Students are taken for Industrial Visits to enhance classroom learning and provide practical exposure.
    • Programmes like weekly Journal Club meetings, Current Affairs Sessions
    • Summer Internship Projects
    • Excel & SPSS Training
    • Research Workshop
    • Guest Lectures by Industry experts are regularly organised to enrich the theoretical knowledge gained by the students in class rooms.

  • Performing Arts, Theatre Studies And Music – Scholar Activities

    • Aesthetica Performing Arts Conference
    • Academic conversation on Theatre
    • Academic Conversations on Music
    • Academic Conversations on Dance
    • Music Performance Workshops with International Guest Artists
    • Theatre Workshops with International Guest Artists
    • Dance Workshops with International Guest Artists

  • Scolarly activity Details

    Supervisor: Dr. Pradeep Thomas
    Topic: A semiotic analysis of memes as a medium of communication
    Name of Student: Mitul Koickakudy (PhD)

    Supervisor: Dr. Parashurama Kamath
    Topic: New Trends in Social Media Advertising and Its Impact on the Youth: A Study in Bangalore
    Name of Student: Nethra B (MPhil)

    Supervisor: Dr. Anil Kumar P
    Name of the Student: Neeraj Dev (MPhil)
    Topic: Critical Discourse Analysis of News Reports leading to the 2019 Lok Sabha
    elections in Kerala.

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  • Title Scholar Activities

    Sl. No Name of the Scholar Area of Study/Topic Year of Registration Faculty Guide Part-time / Full-time

    (PT / FT)
    1. Bijitha P Representation of body in the context legal rape/medical /newspaper narratives 2020 Arya P Vijayaraghavan Full Time
    2. FREDRICK RUBAN A Seeman and rise of Tamil Nationalism 2019 Arya P Vijayaraghavan Part Time

    ( working )
    3. Shilpa Joy Politics of representation of matrilineality in Malayalam literature 2019 Arya P Vijayaraghavan Full Time
    4. Ruchira Datta A Feminist Study of Food in Select Culinary Narratives 2017 Meghna Full-time
    5. Lucy Keneikhrienuo Yhome Intersecting Ecocriticism and Gender in

    Easterine Kire’s Fiction: A Contrapuntal

    Reading

    		 2019 Meghna Full-time
    6. Bettina Jacob The Cultural Dilemma of Refugees in Syria: Towards Fragmentation 2019 Meghna Full-time
    7. Praneeta Das Topic to be decided 2019 Santosh Kumar Full time
    8 Nida Syeda Digital Culture and the Archeology of Knowledge 2018 Rashmi Sawhney Full-time
    9. Dhantal Smita Prabhakar Identifying Self through Society:

    A Socio-psychological perspective of

    A Song of Ice and Fire and Fire and Blood.

    		 2019 Shaheen Full time
    10 Amoolya Rajappa Media Infrastructures and Migrant Labour 2019 Rashmi Sawhney Part-time
    11. Vinshy Rosemary Saban Disability and Indian Cinema 2019 Rashmi Sawhney Part-time