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CONTENT Sl. No Description Page No 1. About the College 1 2. Profile of the College 4 3. Courses Offered 6 4. Student Enrolment 11 5. Faculty Strength 14 6. List of Faculty Members (Aided) 17 7. List of Faculty Members (Self-Financed) 26 8. Non-Teaching Staff (Aided & Management) 38 9. Publications of Books - Faculty 47 10. Research Papers - Faculty 58 11. Papers Presented and Published - M. Phil & Ph. D Scholars 106 12. Teaching Learning Methodology 108 13. Non-teaching staff Enrichment program 139 14. Journals & Magazines currently Subscribed 142 15. Library Books Purchased 153 16. Major Items of Equipments purchased 155 17. Academic Council 159 18. Postgraduate Curriculum Changes 168 19. Board of Studies 170 20. Curricular Aspects 173 21. UGC Sponsored Projects 180 22. Examination Reforms 192 23. Examination Results 205 24. Academic Prizes 242 25. Sport Facilities and Infrastructure 249 26. National Service Scheme 259 27. National Cadet Corps 266 28. Hostels 272 29. Satellite Campus 276 30. Meetings 279 Proposal for Extension of Autonomous Status ABOUT THE COLLEGE The American College, Madurai, TN 1 Proposal for Extension of Autonomous Status ABOUT THE COLLEGE The American College, the foster and brain child of the Missionaries of the American – Madura Mission was born in the year 1842. In the past 134 years, having grown to be the mother of education the college nurtures and nourishes the students with quality higher education. In this present world, where the values vanish away, the College offers a value based education with a view to produce responsible graduates, who shall be of a great asset to themselves and to the nation. The American College, which was originally affiliated to the University of Madras has been brought into the affiliation of the Madurai Kamaraj University. The College always being a pioneer institution in higher education introduced the semester system in 1970. Then with the impetus provided by the Kothari Commission the College became one of the first twelve colleges to be made Autonomous in the year 1977-78. Exploiting the privilege of Autonomy, the College introduced the concept of choice – based courses both at undergraduate and postgraduate levels in the year 1978 itself and got the reputation of becoming the first institution to initiate such a bold innovation in the whole of the country. The same system was revamped in the year 2002-2003 as Choice Based Credit System (CBCS), a paradigm shift that helped students to make fruitful and responsible choices of their own in the learning process. The CBCS passed through its second and third phases in 2002 and 2008 respectively allowing horizontal and vertical mobility to the students. The College, based on the norms stipulated by the UGC and the Madurai Kamaraj University offers 27 undergraduate programmes, 17 postgraduate programmes and 9 research programmes leading to M.Phil. Degree. Nine departments have been elevated as Research Centres for doing Ph.D. Programmes. The American College that flourishes academically also shines forth in carrying out many major projects successfully. To commemorate the hundred The American College, Madurai, TN 2 Proposal for Extension of Autonomous Status and twenty fifth year of the College, a Satellite Campus was established on a 59 – acre land at the foot of the Western Ghats in the outskirts of the city in 2006. Memorandums of Understanding were signed with International Institutions like Appalachian University (2007); Hildesheim University (2009); Jingling, China (2010) and Concordia College, USA (2015). Stretching out a helping hand in serving and empowering the rural masses the College has also started a Community College with the grants from the UGC with the following three specializations: i) Diploma in Medical Lab Technology ii) Diploma in Aqua Culture iii) Diploma in Food Processing and Preservations In addition to these achievements the College revises the syllabi of the departments periodically, makes reforms in examination and valuation patterns depending on the need. The College has also started many new Courses that would provide better job opportunities to the students. The American College with many academic laurels was accredited with Five Stars in 2000. The Autonomy Review Committee visited the College in the years 2002 and 2009 and extended the Autonomy of the College. The College has been re-accredited by NAAC providentially this year, scoring Grade “A” CGPA of 3.46 on a 4-point scale to its credit and is now looking forward to a giant leap of achieving CPE status. Though the unsaid achievements and developments of the College are many, they are not certainly inferior to those said above. The American College strives to fulfill its objective, “to give students of all creeds, primarily of Christian Community a liberal Christian higher education, to train them in the service of God and humanity and to do such other things as are in harmony with that object”. The College built on the foundation laid with the mortar mixed with the sacrificial sweat of the American Missionaries marches towards its goal triumphantly. The American College, Madurai, TN 3 Proposal for Extension of Autonomous Status PROFILE OF THE COLLEGE The American College, Madurai, TN 4 Proposal for Extension of Autonomous Status Profile of the College THE AMERICAN COLLEGE Azhagar Koil Road, Tallakulam, Name of the College & Address 1. Madurai-625002. Tamil Nadu. Website: www.americancollege.edu.in Name of the Principal Dr. M. Davamani Christober Telephone with STD code: 0452-2530070, 0452-2530967 2. Mobile: 09894114455 Fax: 0452-2520711 E-mail id: [email protected] 3. Year of Establishment 1881 Private/Government/University 4. Government Aided Maintained: Year of Grant of Permanent 5. 1978 Affiliation The American College, Madurai, TN 5 Proposal for Extension of Autonomous Status COURSES OFFERED The American College, Madurai, TN 6 Proposal for Extension of Autonomous Status Courses Offered UNDERGRADUATE (AIDED) 1. B.A. Tamil 2. B.A. English 3. B.A. Economics(T) 4. B.A. Economics(E) 5. B.A. Religion, Philosophy and Sociology 6. B.Com. 7. B.Sc. Mathematics 8. B.Sc. Physics 9. B.Sc. Chemistry 10. B.Sc. Botany 11. B.Sc. Zoology UNDERGRADUATE (SELF - FINANCED) 12. B.A. English 13. B.A. Hindi 14. B.A. French 15. B.Sc. Computer science 16. B.Sc. Bio-chemistry 17. B.Sc. Mathematics 18. B.Sc. Physics 19. B.Sc. Visual communication 20. B.Sc. Microbiology 21. B.Sc. Chemistry 22. B.Sc. Information technology 23. B. Com 24. B. Com with CA 25. B. Com with IT 26. Bachelor of Business Administration 27. Bachelor of Computer Applications The American College, Madurai, TN 7 Proposal for Extension of Autonomous Status POSTGRADUATE (AIDED) 28. M.A. Tamil 29. M.A. English 30. M.A. Economics 31. M.Sc. Mathematics 32. M.Sc. Physics 33. M.Sc. Chemistry 34. M.Sc. Botany 35. M.Sc. Zoology POSTGRADUATE (SELF - FINANCED) 36. Master of Computer Applications 37. Master of Business Administration 38. M.Sc. Immunology and Microbiology 39. M.Sc. Physics 40. M.Sc. Food Science 41. M.Sc. Environmental Science 42. M.A. Social work 43. M.A. English 44. M.Com M.Phil (AIDED) 45. M.Phil. Zoology M.Phil & Ph. D (SELF-FINANCED) 46. M.Phil. Tamil 47. M.Phil. English 48. M.Phil. Economics 49. M.Phil. Physics 50. M.Phil. Chemistry 51. M.Phil. Commerce 52. M.Phil. Mathematics 53. M.Phil. Business Administration The American College, Madurai, TN 8 Proposal for Extension of Autonomous Status 54. Ph.D. Tamil 55. Ph.D. English 56. Ph.D. Physics 57. Ph.D. Chemistry 58. Ph.D. Botany 59. Ph.D. Zoology 60. Ph.D. Economics 61. Ph.D. Commerce 62. Ph.D. Mathematics CERTIFICATE COURSE 63. Computer Hardware AMERICAN COLLEGE – COMMUNITY COLLEGE DIPLOMA 64. AQUACULTURE 65. MEDICAL LAB TECHNOLOGY 66. FOOD PROCESSING AND PRESEVATION ADVANCED DIPLOMA 67. MEDICAL LAB TECHNOLOGY 68. AQUACULTURE 69. FOOD PROCESSING AND PRESERVATION The American College, Madurai, TN 9 Proposal for Extension of Autonomous Status Number of programmes Programmes Number Certificate course 1 UG 27 PG 17 M.Phil. 9 Ph.D. 9 Community College – Diploma 3 Community College – Advanced Diploma 3 Total 69 The American College, Madurai, TN 10 Proposal for Extension of Autonomous Status STUDENT ENROLMENT The American College, Madurai, TN 11 Proposal for Extension of Autonomous Status Student Enrolment (2010 – 2015) Undergraduate Programmes - Aided Department 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 B.A. Tamil 56 34 59 67 84 60 B.A. English 63 61 66 73 79 75 B.A. Economics (E M) 41 24 47 58 68 60 B.A. Economics (T M) 56 33 51 61 66 59 B.A. Religion Philosophy & 44 48 48 55 65 59 Sociology B.Sc. Mathematics 55 34 49 60 70 65 B.Sc. Physics 57 20 39 61 68 63 B.Sc. Chemistry 65 37 57 59 79 72 B.Sc. Botany 34 23 27 43 54 53 B.Sc. Zoology 49 27 38 52 71 67 B.Com. 70 78 79 78 80 76 Postgraduate Programmes - Aided Department 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 M.A. Tamil 19 8 26 20 18 20 M.A. English 26 21 32 38 42 40 M.A. Economics 23 12 17 21 14 14 M.Sc. Mathematics 30 29 31 28 33 29 M.Sc. Physics 27 18 26 25 29 25 M.Sc. Chemistry 24 20 25 25 26 24 M.Sc. Botany 18 9 7 26 15 17 M.Sc. Zoology 22 18 24 26 22 22 M.Phil. Zoology 4 2 6 6 5 8 The American College, Madurai, TN 12 Proposal for Extension of Autonomous Status Undergraduate Programmes - Self-Financed Department 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 Hindi -- -- -- -- 4 4 French -- -- -- -- 9 7 English -- -- -- -- 78 71 Mathematics 37 17 41 42 64 76 Physics 39 5 22 61 61 73 Chemistry -- -- -- -- -- 66 Computer Science 44 44 64 74 105 126 BCA 49 45 66 71 112 122 B.Com.
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    © GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU [Regd. No. TN/CCN/467/2009-11. 2009 [Price : Rs. 170. 40 Paise. TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY No. 28B] CHENNAI, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 2009 Aadi 6, Thiruvalluvar Aandu–2040 Part VI–Section 1 (Supplement) NOTIFICATIONS BY HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS, ETC. TAMIL NADU DENTAL COUNCIL NOTICE OF ELECTION TO THE DENTAL COUNCIL OF INDIA, NEW DELHI AND TO THE TAMIL NADU DENTAL COUNCIL, CHENNAI (Ref. No. TNDC/GCP/PER/09-2.) No. VI(1)/218/2009. Notice under Dental Council of India Election Regulations, 1952—Section 3(3) AND Notice under Tamil Nadu Dental Council Rules—G.O. No. 2638/Health and Family Welfare Department/Government of Tamil Nadu, dated 24-07-1950 — Election Rules — Section 2(3) Election of one member to the Dental Council of India under Section 3(a) AND Election of four members to the Tamil Nadu Dental Council under Section 21(a) AND Election of four members to the Tamil Nadu Dental Council under Section 21(b) of The Dentists Act, 1948. The Preliminary Electoral Roll as on 30th June 2009, showing the particulars of names of the registered Dentists to vote in the elections mentioned above, is published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Issue No. 28B, dated 22nd July 2009. Claims and Objections relating to the entries or omissions in the Preliminary Electoral Roll, with proof, shall be sent by registered post only to the undersigned on or before 31st August 2009 at 5 p.m. Claims and Objections received after the said date will not be accepted.
  • International Journal of Advanced Research in Biological Sciences ISSN: 2348-8069 Coden: IJARQG(USA) Research Article

    International Journal of Advanced Research in Biological Sciences ISSN: 2348-8069 Coden: IJARQG(USA) Research Article

    Int. J. Adv. Res. Biol. Sci. (2016). 3(1): 149-160 International Journal of Advanced Research in Biological Sciences ISSN: 2348-8069 www.ijarbs.com Coden: IJARQG(USA) Research Article SOI: http://s-o-i.org/1.15/ijarbs-2016-3-1-21 VASCULAR FLORISTIC COMPOSITION OF SADHURAGIRI HILLS IN THE SOUTHERN WESTERN GHATS OF TAMIL NADU, INDIA Sonnai Gurusamy, Ariyan Sarvalingam* and Arumugam Rajendran Department of Botany, Bharathiar University, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu- 641046. *Corresponding author: [email protected]/[email protected] Abstract The present paper highlights the biodiversity of the Sathuragiri hills in the Southern Western Ghats of Tamil Nadu, India. A total of 132 plant species (included Pteridopytes) belonging to 101 genera under 45 families. Most of families from the study area include Papilionaceae is the first dominant with family (20 species), followed by Euphorbiaceae and Convolvulaceae (8- species each); Malvaceae and Poacea (6- species each) Commelinaceae (5-species) Mimosaceae, Asteraceae, and Amaranthaceae (4- species each). Analysis of flora shows a comparatively higher representation of herbs with 63 species followed by shrubs with 26 species, climbers with 20 species, trees with 6 species and 12 species of grasses. Some plants were used by local people in many different ways. The principle uses of wee medicine, food, ornamental, artisan work and construction of traditional houses, etc. Though there are many more life-forms that need to be identified up to species level, the floral biodiversity of Sathuragiri hills holds a lot of potential in terms of conservation. Keywords: Biodiversity, Assessment, Ethno-botanical, Sathuragiri hills, Southern Western Ghats, India.