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2.3.1 Student Centric Methods, Such As Experiential Learning , Participative Learning and Problem Solving Methodologies Are Used for Enhancing Learning Experiences 2.3.1 Student centric methods, such as experiential learning , participative learning and problem solving methodologies are used for enhancing learning experiences Additional Information: Study tours 1. Department of Geography Year Places 2012-13 23.01.2013 Kolhapur, Panhala, Jotiba, Ganpatipule, Pavas, Marleshwar and Malvan. 2013-14 23.10.2014 Kolhapur, Panhala, Jotiba, Ganpatipule, Pavas, Marleshwar and Malvan. 2014-15 23.01.2015 Savantwadi, Goa, Amboli 2015-16 24.02.2016 Kolhapur, Jotiba, Panhala. 2016-17 Kolhapur, Panhala, Jotiba, Ganpatipule, Pavas, Marleshwar , Vijaydurg, Kunakeshwar, Sindhudurg, Goa. 2. Department of History Year Places 2012-13 20.08.2012 Pune city, Mini Balaji, Lal Mahal, Shanivar Wada 2013-14 22.01.2014 Satara. Sajjangad, Talbeed Fort 2014-15 11.09.2014 Pune city- Shaniwar wada, Kelkar museum , Party Balaji, Parvati 24.01.2015 Shinganapur, Gondwale, Aundh. 2015-16 10.09.2016 Ganpatipule Marleshwar, Jaygad, Ratnagad. 2016-17 29.09.2016 Kolhapur, Vishalgad. 3. Competitive Examinations Guidance and Placement Cell Year Activity/ program 2014-2015 10.09.2014 Inauguration and Key Note by Mr. Goutamkumar Jatkar 17.01.2015 Guidance camp on Competitive Exams. and Career Making organized in association with ‘Arun Narake Foundation’, Sangli. 30.01.2015 Workshop on ‘Personality Development and Career Guidance organized with S.D. Ghodawat Charitable Trust. 2015-2016 22.08.2015 Guidance Lecture by Mr. Vilas Kshirsagar, Director of Chh. Shahu Competitive Exams Acadamy, Kolhapur. 03.09.2015 One Day Workshop on Nature of Competitive Exams, ‘Job Oppurtunuties in Banking Sector, Media Sector’, ‘Ophthalmology and Technique of Interview in association with Ekalavya Academy, Jaysingpur. 08.10.2015 A lecture on ‘Job opportunities as Charted Accountant and Company Secretary’ by Miss Priya Pol. 23.10.2015 A lecture on ‘Jobs in Insurance Sector’ by Bal Patagaonkar. 24.02.2016 A Camp on Employment Registration 02.03.2016 ‘Skill Development’ Organised by Shivaji University Klohapur 2016-2017 03.09.2016 Guest Lecture by Mr. V.B. Hankare on ‘ Study Skills’ organized with G.A. Collage of Commerce, Sangli under Gandhi Study Center. 05.10.2016 A lecture on “Skills and Entrepreneurship” 26.12.2016 Sanjay Ghodawat Institute sponsored Guest Lecture by Mahesh Thorane, Director, SGI on ‘Preparation of Competitive Exams.’ 01.02.2017 Lecture on Job Opportunities in Insurance Sector by Surendra Kalyankar, Br. Manger, LIC, Jaysingpur. 4. Department of Psychology Year Activity/ program 2014-2015 11.10.2014 Visit to Krupamai Institute for Mental Health, Miraj 20/21.12.2014 Study trip to Government Mental Hospital, Ratnagiri. 18.02.2015 Visit to Sourabh School for Mentally Retarded , Jaysingput 20.02.2015 Visit to Late. Dadukaka Bhide Remand Home, Miraj 2015-2016 07.01.2016 Visit to School for Deaf, Shirol 30.01.2016 Marathi Manas shastra Parishad at Mahila Mahavidyalay, Karad. 15/16.02.2016 Study trip to Mahad, Raigad, ahabaleshwar, Pratpgad 2016-2017 21.09.2016 Visit to Shanti Maternity Hospital, Jaysingpur. 21/22.01.2017 One Day Workshop on ‘REBT’ at Kisanveer Mahavidyalaya, Wai and trip to Mahabaleshwar, Pachagani 28.1.2017 Participation in State and University level Conference of Psychology at Smt.K.W. College, sangli. 08.03.2017 Visit to Sourabh School for Mentally Retarded, Shirol 09.03.2017 Visit to Late Vaidya Vyankatrao Yadav School for Deaf. 5. Deparment of Economics Year Activity/ program 2012-2013 12.12.2012 Attended Workshop on the ‘Role of SEBI and its Modus Operandi.’ 20.12.2012 Study visit to Kallapanna Awade Co.Op.Bank Jaysingpur. 2013-2014 06.08.2013 Organization of Workshop on ‘Economical Literary 04.09.2013 Workshop on Financial Education for College Students 2014-2015 22.09.2014 Guest Lecture on ‘Opportunity of Career in Banking Sector’ by Mr. Hemant Paradkar and Adv. Shyamsundar Sarswat 25.02.2015 Students visit to Small Scale Industry - Abhay Pespi (Poorvi foods), Bank visit to ICICI Bank. 2015-2016 01.01.2016 Stdents’Visit to - 1. Shrivardhan Biotech Green House, Jambhali. 2. Sanjay Ghodawat Farm House, Majle 3. Sanjay Ghodawat Institute, Atigre 4. Warna Udyog Samuh, Warnanagar. 09.02.2016 Visit to Shri Bharat Urban Co.Op. Bank, Jaysingpur. 11.02.2016 Guest lecture on ‘ Reforms in banking and Finincial Sector’ by Sanjay Shirgave, Dy. Gen. Manager K. B. Awade Sah. Bank 2016-2017 01.09.2016 Participation in one day workshop on ‘Research Method and Economics of Development’ at Jaysingpur college. 25.01.2017 Visit to Karmveer Bhaurao Patil Multi-State Co-op. Credit Society Ltd. Jaysingpur. 06.02.2017 Guest lecture on ‘Demonitization and Cashless Transaction ‘by sanjay Shirgave 01.03.2017 Visit to Rajaram Bapu Patil Sah. Doodh Sanstha Ltd. Islampur. Department of History Year Activity/ program 2014-2015 26.08.2014 Slide Show on ‘ Indian Culture and Swami Vivekanand’ by B.G. Desai 02.09.2014 Exhibition on ‘Rare Ammunitions from Shivaji Era’ 2015-2016 30.09.2015 Visit to Historical exhibition at Willingdon Collage, Sangli. 28.01.2016 Visit to ‘Modi Lipi (Script) exhibition at Smt M.G.Kanya Mahavidyalay, Sangli. 2016-2017 27.08.2016 Organization of ‘Rare Historical Relics’ at our College 20.09.2017 Visit to Exhibition of Ammunitions, Historical documents, pictures from Rajarshi Shahu Maharaj period onwards. .
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