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PHARMAVOICE College Newsletter 1 PHARMAVOICE College Newsletter... VOL4 ISSUE2 OCT - D E C 2 0 1 8 VISION s ’ To be amongst the top ten Pharmacy colleges in India by imparting excellence in Pharmacy education. Instilling research temperament in Pharmacy students. Continuous up gradation of infrastructure to maintain high standards of education 411 001 411 - MISSION Inculcating timeless values of caliber, competence, confidence and conscience in budding pharmacists. Indoctrinate quality in all aspects of Pharmacy education thereby enabling provision of better healthcare services. QUALITY POLICY College of Pharmacy Kennedy Road, Pune Kennedy Road, All India Shri Shivaji Memorial Society Memorial Shivaji Shri All India The AISSMS College of Pharmacy is committed to empower our students to meet global challenges in Pharmacy profession through excellence in education. CONTENTS Our highly qualified and committed faculty is constantly exploring newer Editorial 2 frontiers of knowledge with the intention to build quality pharmacist. News and 2 We believe in honing the overall persona of our students through excellence in Events academics, co curricular and extracurricular activities. Achievements 11 We strive to develop a sense of social obligation and discipline among our students not only to make a better technocrat but also a better human being. Upcoming 13 Events OBJECTIVES Did you Know 13 Scope of 14 To provide sufficient understanding of scientific principles and techniques of Pharmacy pharmaceutical sciences. Scientific 15 To develop commitment for the quest of science. Contents To provide comprehensive knowledge and experience. Leading Edge 17 To provide exposure to latest techniques and technologies. To teach pharmacy ethics to students. To cater to manpower for globally growing pharmaceutical industry and for implementation of drug laws for compliance to regulatory norms. For Contact: 1 Phone: +91-20-26058204 Fax: +91-20-26058208 Email: [email protected] www.aissmscop.com 2 EDITORIAL “Surrender to what is. wishing you all a marvellous year ahead! Let go of what was. Happy reading, And have faith in what will be. “ TEAM PHARMAVOICE. -Sonia Ricotti This reminds me, we are almost there at the end of a spectacular year, and it has indeed been one for our college. As we are nearing to the end of this year we must pledge to let go of hate, enviousness, grudges so to take over the future with hope, positivity, joviality and believe in our conscience and this is what everyone here at AISSMS COPians swear by each day. With this message we are glad to inform that our college had a NAAC inspection for the first time TEAM PHARMAVOICE and has been accredited with “A” grade which was ( Sitting From L to R ) the outgrowth of tireless efforts and perseverance Ms. Sayali Sheth (M. Pharm. I year) from each of the member of COP family. Dr. Santosh Gandhi (Faculty Member) To add to this jubilation our students have achieved Dr. Ashwini R. Madgulkar (Principal) remarkable success at the “NATIONAL Mrs. Shital Patil (Faculty Member) PHARMACY WEEK” (NPW) by bagging the UG Ms. Nishigandha Yadav (M. Pharm. II year) overall Championship trophy with a runner-up in ( Standing From L to R ) PG category bringing the laurel to AISSMS family Ms. Kshitija Abhang (B. Pharm. I Year) consecutively for third time. Mr. Samruddhi Pande(B. Pharm. II Year) Let’s all of us with this enthusiasm and zeal look Mr. Saurabh Rohom (B. Pharm. III Year) forward to many more of such proud and Mr. Vaibhav Ghegade (B. Pharm. IV Year) astonishing moments in the coming year and NEWS & EVENTS 1.Sports Week: To inculcate a habit of sportsmanship and importance of discipline and punctuality and also to improve working in a team and learn to handle tricky situations thereby building up decision making ability sport event arranged every year. This helps students not only to keep their physic fit but also makes their minds strong. Committee members are selected from every class. Mediocrity knows nothing higher than itself but talent instantly recognizes 2 genius. 3 Sports Committee 2018-2019 SN Designation volunteers 1 Sports Secretary Pravin Nagargoje Vishakha Shevale 2 Treasurer Gauri Ingole 3 Indoor Incharge Anand Navale Tejaswini Kale 4 Outdoor Incharge Hrushikesh Sambare Parnavi Ghormode 5 Kit Incharge Sanket Dhepe Kaustubh Godbole Prakash Parihar 6 Attendance Committe Ravina Malunjkar Ashutosh Kshirsagar Poonam Patil 7 Display and Documentation Saurabh Jadhav Nimishaj Panse Shradha Jadhav Seema Bande Shridevi Thore Prakash Parihar 8 Discipline Committee Vijaya Gawari Nikita Khandre Dhanashree Khakale Pranoti Bharti Pramod Patil Dhanshree Rajput Vimla Chaudhari Roshani Pardeshi Hrushikesh Sambhare Madhura Avchat Growth itself contains the germ of happiness. 3 4 SN Events Teacher Incharge Student Coordinator 1. Cricket Boys Dr. Mithun Bandivadekar Rahul Landage Girls Mrs. A.N. Avalaskar Parnavi Ghormode 2. Volley Ball Dr. M.R. Bhalekar Atharva Khaladkar 3. Throw Ball Mrs. S.H.Rao Vishakha Shewale 4. Basket Ball Dr. S.V.Bhandari Adarsh Ingale Mrunali Nandanwar 5. Carrom Dr. S. V. Gandhi Mayank Bansal Snehal Salunke 6. Badminton Mr. Pradeep Sonawane Vaibhav Ghegade Mrs. Rucha Kulkarni Gauri Ingole Dipak Supe 7. Handwriting Mrs. K. D. Asgaonkar Supriya Shinde Nazneen Pathan Gaurav Suryawanshi 8. Collage Mrs. V.N.Wable Rima Ubale Pooja Sonawane Rutuja Shinde 9. Rangoli Mrs. S.U. Kolhe Smruti Shinde Sonu Doijad 10. Flower Arrangement Mrs. K.D.Asgaonkar Nikita Tapkir Mangesh Golande 11. Arm Wrestling Mrs. R.N. Mirajkar Dhanashree Khakale Shrushti Upasani 12. Mehandi Mrs. S.M.Patil LalitKasar Atharva Gaidhani 13. Table Tennis Mrs. S.H.Rao Shruti Mhamane Siddhant Bhalerao 14. Tug of war Dr. S.V. Tembhurne Dnyanada Bathe 15. Foot Ball Mr. J.W.Gajbe Atharva Mulay 4 Creativity is contagious, pass it on. 5 WINNER LIST: - INDOOR EVENTS SN NAME OF EVENT WINNER RUNNER UP 1 BADMINTON Mrunmai Mankar (First Yr) Shruti Karad (Second Yr) GIRLS [SINGLES] 2 BADMINTON BOYS Atharva Khaladkar (Final Yr) Kirtiraj Pawar (First Yr) [SINGLES] 3 BADMINTON Ruchita Takawale , Ria Keskar , Priyanka Gawali GIRLS [DOUBLES] Saloni Kirad (Third Yr) (First Yr) 4 BADMINTON BOYS Pravin Nagargoje , Atharva SajidSande , Atharva Kulkarni [DOUBLES] Khaladkar (Third Yr) (Final Yr) 5 BADMINTON Vinay Rathod , Aditi Misar PravinNagargoje , Mrunali MIXED DOUBLES (Third Yr) Nandanwar (Final Yr) 6 HANDWRITING Mrunali Nandanwar(Final Yr) Kshitija Abhang (First Yr) [ENGLISH] 7 HANDWRITING Priyanka Shelke(M.Pharm) Saurabh Jadhav(Final Yr) [MARATHI] 8 MEHENDI Dhanashree Khakale(Final Yr) Shruti Khandave(Third Yr) 9 CHESS BOYS Atharva Mulay(Final Yr) Rushikesh Shinde(Third Yr) 10 CHESS GIRLS Madhura Avchat(Final Yr) Akshata Jadhav (First Yr) 11 TABLE TENNIS Shubham Naikwadi (Second Yr) Anantha Krishnan (First Yr) BOYS [SINGLE] 12 TABLE TENNIS Shubham Naikwadi, Ayush Thole Atharva Gaidhani, BOYS [DOUBLES] (Second Yr) Hrushikesh Sambare (Final Yr) 13 ARM WRESTLING Kajal Kabra (M.Pharm) Shital Ranvare (Third Yr) [GIRLS] 14 ARM WRESTLING Atharva Gaidhani (Final Yr) Kirtiraj Pawar (First Yr) [BOYS] 15 CARROM GIRLS Jyoti Galande(M.Pharm) (Final Yr) [SINGLE] 16 CARROM BOYS VinayRathod (ThirdYr) AmanAgarwal (Second Yr) [SINGLE] 17 CARROM GIRLS ShitalRanavare, AnkitaBulani Nikita Khandre, [DOUBLES] (Third Yr) RoshaniPardeshi (Final Yr) 18 CARROM BOYS Vinay Rathod, Om Nagras Pravin Nagargoje, Lalit Kasar [DOUBLES] (Third Yr) (Final Yr) 19 CARROM MIXED VinayRathod, AnkitaBulani Aman Agarwal,Anjali Ahir DOUBLES (Third Yr) (Second Yr) 20 RANGOLI THIRD YEAR FINAL YEAR 21 FLOWER FIRST YEAR THIRD YEAR ARRANGEMENT 5 If you want to live a happy life, tie it to a goal. Not to people or things. 6 OUTDOOR EVENT WINNERS - SN EVENT WINNER RUNNER UP 1 CRICKET- (BOYS) FINAL YEAR M.PHARM (GIRLS) THIRD YEAR SECOND YEAR 2 BASKET BALL-(BOYS) FINAL YEAR THIRD YEAR (GIRLS ) M.PHARM THIRD YEAR 3 THROWBALL THIRD YEAR FINAL YEAR 4 VOLLEYBALL M.PHARM THIRD YEAR 5 FOOTBALL FINAL YEAR FIRST YEAR 6 TUG OF WAR-(BOYS) FINAL YEAR SECOND YEAR (GIRLS) THIRD YEAR FINAL YEAR 7 ATHLETICS-100M BOYS Omkar Gaikwad (Second Yr) Pravin Nagaroje (Final Yr) 8 ATHLETICS-100M GIRLS Mrunal More(Final Yr) Jyoti Galande(M.Pharm) 9 ATHLETICS-200M BOYS Omkar Gaikwad (Second Yr) Nishant Kolhe (Third Yr) 10 ATHLETICS-200M GIRLS Vishakha Shewale(Final Yr) Laxmi Chaudhari(Third Yr) 11. RELAY (BOYS) (First Year) (Final year) RiddheshKharche Hrushikesh Sambare Anantha Krishnan Atharva Mulay Preet Saidane Vaibhav Gheghde Sachin Mehta Akshay Pable (GIRLS) (SECOND YEAR) (THIRD YEAR) Megha Kadam Shruti Khandave Anjali Ahir Shital Ranavare Tejal Kawade Aditi Misar Samruddhi Kelkar Laxmi Chaudhari 2.PARTICIPATION AT NATIONAL 3.EVS FIELD TRIP- EVS Field Work is a part of CONFERENCE - Mr. Anand Singhal, a student Second Year B. Pharm curriculum. According to of M.Pharm. (QA) Sem-III, participated in a that EVS field trip was arranged for B. Pharm national conference 23rd APTICON 2018 during 5th second year (Sem III) students on 07/10/2018 -6th October 2018 at Jaipur. He presented his (Sunday) at Shivneri fort, Lenyadri accompanied research work titled “Development & Validation by 3 staff members viz., Mr. Jitendra Gajbe, Mrs. of Stability-Indicating HPTLC Method for Vidya Wable and Mrs. Swati Kolhe. Shivneri Etravirine HCl” at this conference. He was fort is one of the famous forts of Maharashtra. guided by Dr. Mrinalini Damle. 6 Until you cross the bridge of your insecurities, you can't begin to explore your possibilities. 7 It is also the birth place of the famous Maratha king 4. VACHAN PRERNA DIWAS: Government of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Shivneri fort is located India has decided to celebrate 15th October as at Junnar village which is around 100 Km. from ‘Vachan Prerna Diwas’ to mark birth anniversary pune city in Maharashtra state. Chhatrapati Shivaji of visionary spirit and former President of India, Maharaj was born on Shivneri fort and spent all the late Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. We celebrated the day childhood days in this fort. He was actually trained on 15th October 2018 and this year our college had with all the skills in this fort itself.
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