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Expressions September 2020-1 Volume 15 | No.5 | September 2020 The Albertian News Letter Estd. 1946 ST. ALBERT'S COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS) Established and Administered by Archdiocese of Verapoly Accredited with 'A' Grade by NAAC | ISO 9001:2015 certified by TUV Rheinland Banerji Road, Ernakulam, Kochi - 682 018, Kerala, India www.alberts.edu.in |[email protected] Ph. 0484-2391245 'To me, the Platinum Jubilee message g r e a t e s t Excellence - not a destination, but an ever continuing journey p l e a s u r e o f ORIAL writing is not St. Albert's College (Autonomous) is one of the pre- what it's about, EDIT eminent premier institutions in the Ministry of but the inner.' – Dr. Rosalind Gonzaga Truman Capote. Education of the Archdiocese of Verapoly. The service This herculean task of editing and rendered by this hallowed edifice of learning spanning releasing the Albertian Newsletter over seven and a half decades in the moulding of the would not have been possible without the sincere support of the members society and the new generations has been remarkable and edifying. The involved in the process. We are really College has been able to mould many towering personalities who have proud to release the September excelled in various areas of societal life such as science, arts, judiciary, edition, which brings out the best of the Albertian family. These editions education, politics and economics. When we count all these blessings, it are released in the priceless attempt to is also wise and worthwhile to commemorate the sacrifices and toils throw light on our budding talents undertaken by our forefathers to make this temple of learning a reality. and give shape to their creativity and learn the art of being aware, because I The words of Servant of God Archbishop Joseph Attipetty, the then believe that our success depends Archbishop of Verapoly, delivered on the day of the solemn blessing and upon our power to perceive, observe inauguration of the college building, that is, on December 31, 1952, and explore. St. Albert's College (Autonomous) has been doing its best seven years after the commencement of the college in the twin gothic with the collective efforts, the buildings of St Albert's School, sheds light on the immense burden and hardwork and dedication of students pain the Archdiocese took to make this College a reality: and teachers. I am thankful to all my colleagues who dipped their oars into … We make no secret of the fact that this vast undertaking has saddled the Archdiocese the turbulent water of never ending with a heavy debt. Large sums are again required to complete certain important activities and sailed it to the shore of portions of the building, like the assembly and library halls, students' hostels etc., and publication by releasing such a wonderful Newsletter. I am sure that also for laboratory and other equipment. The repayment of the debt and the new this would stir the minds of the commitments which are to be carried out confront the Archdiocese with a baffling readers and take them to the world of problem, which Providence alone can solve. unalloyed joy and pleasure. 01 The Albertian News Letter We, the stakeholders of today, are not to forget the past. We are to maintain the great legacy that we have been The University Grants Commission approved a series of new courses for St. Albert's College (Autonomous), entrusted with, and at the same time we all have the responsibility and the mission to toil further to develop Ernakulam beginning from the academic year 2020-21. The courses include – I. PhD – Management and Entrepreneurship, Banking and Financial Service/ Commerce, Electronics/ what is given, receiving energy and inspiration from the past, for the greater glory God and the progress and Physics, English, Sports, Physical Education and Fitness/ Physical Education. prosperity of the society and the people. Otherwise we will resemble the man of 'The Parable of the Talents' II. M. Voc – Logistics/ Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Electronics/ Renewable Energy unfolded in the Gospel (Mt 25: 14-30), who dug a hole in the ground and hid the talent that the master had Management. handed over to him. Let us not forget that this is applicable to individuals, organisations and institutions. III. B. Voc – Medical and Psychiatric Social Work, Food Processing/ Fish Post Harvesting Technology Excellence is not a destination; it is a continuous journey. and Management, Media and Entertainment/ Journalism and Mass Communication, Healthcare/ Sports Nutrition and Physiotherapy. May God bless all! IV. PG Diploma – Banking and Financial Services/ Security Analysis and Portfolio Management, IT/ ITES/ Data Visualization and Infographics. Heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the Albertiam team for the hardwork put in to achieve this new UGC Approval for New Courses for 2020-2021 milestone! Department of Business Administration Young Entrepreneurial Talk – Entrepreneurship and Values The Department of Business Administration, St. Albert's College (Autonomous), in association with the Albertian Incubation Centre organised another talk as part of YET (Young Entrepreneurial Talk) an International Webinar Series on Entrepreneurship on the 14th of September, 2020. The topic for the session was Entrepreneurship and Values. The resource person for the day was Mr. Deepak Sabin, proprietor of World Wide Exports. Young Entrepreneurial Talk – Passion Turning into an Entrepreneurial Venture The Department of Business Administration, St. Albert's College (Autonomous), in association with the Albertian Incubation Centre, Institutional Innovation Council & IEDC organised another talk as part of YET (Young Entrepreneurial Talk), an International Webinar Series on Entrepreneurship on the 29th of September, 2020. This session was based on the topic Passion Turning into an Entrepreneurial Venture. The resource person for the day was Mrs. Sarah Zia Adeel, homebaker, founder and owner of Fluff in A Cup. She focused on the need for passion to equip and motivate the students to succeed in life. The Albertian News Letter 02 03 The Albertian News Letter We, the stakeholders of today, are not to forget the past. We are to maintain the great legacy that we have been The University Grants Commission approved a series of new courses for St. Albert's College (Autonomous), entrusted with, and at the same time we all have the responsibility and the mission to toil further to develop Ernakulam beginning from the academic year 2020-21. The courses include – I. PhD – Management and Entrepreneurship, Banking and Financial Service/ Commerce, Electronics/ what is given, receiving energy and inspiration from the past, for the greater glory God and the progress and Physics, English, Sports, Physical Education and Fitness/ Physical Education. prosperity of the society and the people. Otherwise we will resemble the man of 'The Parable of the Talents' II. M. Voc – Logistics/ Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Electronics/ Renewable Energy unfolded in the Gospel (Mt 25: 14-30), who dug a hole in the ground and hid the talent that the master had Management. handed over to him. Let us not forget that this is applicable to individuals, organisations and institutions. III. B. Voc – Medical and Psychiatric Social Work, Food Processing/ Fish Post Harvesting Technology Excellence is not a destination; it is a continuous journey. and Management, Media and Entertainment/ Journalism and Mass Communication, Healthcare/ Sports Nutrition and Physiotherapy. May God bless all! IV. PG Diploma – Banking and Financial Services/ Security Analysis and Portfolio Management, IT/ ITES/ Data Visualization and Infographics. Heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the Albertiam team for the hardwork put in to achieve this new UGC Approval for New Courses for 2020-2021 milestone! Department of Business Administration Young Entrepreneurial Talk – Entrepreneurship and Values The Department of Business Administration, St. Albert's College (Autonomous), in association with the Albertian Incubation Centre organised another talk as part of YET (Young Entrepreneurial Talk) an International Webinar Series on Entrepreneurship on the 14th of September, 2020. The topic for the session was Entrepreneurship and Values. The resource person for the day was Mr. Deepak Sabin, proprietor of World Wide Exports. Young Entrepreneurial Talk – Passion Turning into an Entrepreneurial Venture The Department of Business Administration, St. Albert's College (Autonomous), in association with the Albertian Incubation Centre, Institutional Innovation Council & IEDC organised another talk as part of YET (Young Entrepreneurial Talk), an International Webinar Series on Entrepreneurship on the 29th of September, 2020. This session was based on the topic Passion Turning into an Entrepreneurial Venture. The resource person for the day was Mrs. Sarah Zia Adeel, homebaker, founder and owner of Fluff in A Cup. She focused on the need for passion to equip and motivate the students to succeed in life. The Albertian News Letter 02 03 The Albertian News Letter Department of Computer Science Department of Economics International Podcast Day – Digital Poster Making Competition Webinar on Intelligent Investment: Is it a Myth or Reality? The Department of Computer Science, St. Albert's The Post Graduate Department of Economics, St. Albert's College (Autonomous), College (Autonomous) conducted an Intercollegiate Ernakulum organised a National webinar on Intelligent Investment: Is it a Myth or th Digital Poster Making Competition on 30th September, Reality? On 18 September, 2020. The session was handled by Dr. P K Priyan, 2020 as part of International Podcast Day. The objective of Professor, Sardar Patel University, Gujarat. It was a very interactive session. All the the competition was to ignite the fire of imagination and participants were given E-Certificates. The webinar was coordinated by Prof. creativity in the students. The theme for the competition Neeraja James of the Department of Economics. was Communication in Recent Times. The First Prize was bagged by Ms. Joyce Jose, II M. Sc Chemistry, St Albert's Department of English -SF College (Autonomous) and Ms.
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