SACAA Launches ‘ST ALOYSIUS COVID CARE CENTRE’

Editors ST ALOYSIUS COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS), MANGALURU Mr Sonal Steevan Lobo Mr Harsha Paul VOL 6 ISSUE 7 [email protected] May–June, 2021

MJES in association with SACAA launches ‘ST ALOYSIUS COVID CARE CENTRE’

oneself from infection. T he Mangalore Jesuits Educational Society (MJES) in The Entrepreneurship and Consultancy Cell of St Aloys- association with St Aloysius College Alumni Association ius College (Autonomous) had taken initiative by (SACAA) launched ‘ST ALOYSIUS COVID CARE CEN- launching “St Aloysius Jaala Santhe” on 15th July 2020, TRE’ on Wednesday, 12 May 2021 and distributed Food brought together hundreds of rural entrepreneurs and Kits, Psychological Accompanying, Medicine, Health Fa- farmers in a WhatsApp group and facilitated buying and cilities and Essential Items to families of poor, migrant selling of these farmer products. workers, low wage labourers, and other poor families In the wake of the second wave of the pandemic hitting here to cope with the ongoing lockdown/pandemic. hard and the exponential spike in the spread of the vi- WHEN DOORS CLOSE AND HEARTS OPEN- The Covid-19 rus, MIES has put in place a centralized Covid Care crisis has brought to the fore not only our limitedness as Centre in the campus to facilitate quick and speedy re- human beings in the face of a pandemic but also the sad dressal of the issues and concerns of the people affected and infected by the virus leading to serious psychological and physical health hazards. The Centre will operate from the Gelge Hall (Main Auditorium) from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Rector of St Aloysius Institutions and Vice-President of MJES, Rev. Fr Melwin Pinto SJ in his speech said “Let us come together to combat the challenges posed by the deadly virus and help in its mitigation. Time has come to demonstrate our solidarity with the suffering humanity. As we empathize and responded to the plights of the migrant labourers during the first wave by providing nutritious food costing approximately Rs.900/- per food kit, we would like to continue the same during the second wave too. I am sure, there would be hundreds of such plight of migrants, daily wage earners, the elderly and daily wage earners and migrant labourers languishing the mentally sick during lockdown. The vision of educa- in the streets, bus and railway shelters waiting for our tion at St Aloysius Institutions is to create men and success. The expensive and most required apparatuses women for and with others. related to Oxygen would cost us enormously as we aspire Mangalore Jesuit Educational Society has taken this to reach out to every single affected person that comes in initiative to reach out to the poor families of migrants contact with us.” and daily wage earners by providing them with Provi- Speaking after the blessing and launching of the ‘ST sion Kits and Covid-19 essentials weekly. The efforts put in by MJES and Alumnus of St Aloysius Institution during this pandemic in helping out the society through their little contribution is praiseworthy. St Aloysius Institutions, Mangaluru had plunged into action as soon as the nationwide lockdown was clamped in the month of March 2020 and, rendered significant service to the people and families infected and grievously affected by the pandemic with the strong support and goodwill of the alumni, generous contributors and volunteers. MJES, in its initiative, could reach out to hundreds of victims of the pandemic like the migrant labourers and distressed individuals through providing food kits, psychological accompanying, medicine and health facilities regularly. Radio Sarang, the Community Radio ALOYSIUS COVID CARE CENTRE’ Rev Fr Praveen Martis of the College continually broadcast awareness pro- SJ, the Principal of St Aloysius College said, “God has grammes to the people of the region regarding the virus, given us two hands – one to receive with and another to its spread and precautions to be taken to save Continued...

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MJES in association with SACAA launches ‘ST ALOYSIUS COVID CARE CENTRE’

Continued from Page No.1 need of immediate transportation. give with. We are not cisterns made for hoarding; we are l0. Continue the regular awareness programmes on Ra- channels made for sharing. When we share the sorrow of dio Sarang, motivating and persuading members of the the crucified of the earth, we are no longer alone. We are public to take extreme precautions and take vaccination made to share each other’s burdens. Sharing food and on a priority basis. provisions with the poor and the needy feeds our friend- Rector of St Aloysius Institutions and Vice-President of ships, bolsters our bonds and nourishes our sense of com- MJES, Rev. Fr Melwin Pinto SJ in his speech said “Let munity – and those factors are vital for our happiness. I us come together to combat the challenges posed by the request the Alumni of this great institution to come for- deadly virus and help in its mitigation. Time has come ward with their helping hand in making this project a to demonstrate our solidarity with the suffering humani- success, aimed at a good cause during the pandemic ty. As we empathize and responded to the plights of the where people are suffering and need help”. migrant labourers during the first wave by providing On the launching of this Care Centre, president of nutritious food costing approximately Rs.900/- per food SACAA Steven Pinto and Fr Cyril D’Mello SJ, the Coor- kit, we would like to continue the same during the sec- dinator of this project, and also the Director of St Aloys- ond wave too. I am sure, there would be hundreds of ius Industrial Training Institute also spoke and sought such daily wage earners and migrant labourers lan- support from well-wishers and alumni of St Aloysius guishing in the streets, bus and railway shelters waiting for our success. The expensive and most required apparatuses related to Oxygen would cost us enormously as we aspire to reach out to every single affected person that comes in contact with us.” Reported by Ms Chandrakala

Webinar on Career and Research Opportunities in Biological sciences

D epartment of Botany, St Aloysius College (Autonomous), Mangaluru on 12th June 2021 organised a webinar on the topic “Career and Research Oppor- Institutions to contribute towards this project. tunities in Biological sciences”. The Resource person Dr Alwyn D’Sa, the Registrar and organizing committee for the webinar was member compered the programme. Mr Ganesh Pai B, The Aloysius Covid Care Centre will facilitate the follow- Scientific Officer D, ing services to those who require assistance regarding Bio-organic Divi- the following: sion, Bio-science 1. Identifying persons and groups who require food and Group, Bhabha arranging for its distribution on a regular basis. Atomic Research 2. Reaching out to people with distress and loneliness centre, Mumbai. through the College helpline and accompanying service The programme ‘MANOTHEJAKA” for personal counselling services and started with invoca- services offered by the Counselors of the Institution tion by Mrs Rash- 3. Continuation of the service rendered through Aloysius mi. Dr Jyothi Mi- Jaala Santhe, by facilitating awareness regarding the randa welcomed the rural entrepreneurs in the group through the staff and gathering and intro- students. duced the resource person. Principal Rev. Dr Praveen 4. Attending distress calls regarding emergency health Martis gave his introductory message. Mr Ganesh related issues, hospitalization and requirement of medi- spoke extensively about recognised Post - graduate cines and refer the same immediately to the experts and courses offered by various Institutes in India. He also institutions providing such services. stressed on various Integrated courses available for sci- 5. Provide awareness regarding the importance of vac- ence graduates. He explained in length about competi- cination and educate people to register themselves for tive examinations offered by India’s most premiered re- vaccination. search institutes and was also kind enough to share the 6. Identifying and providing financial aid to patients necessary reference books and tips required to clear with very poor economic background these exams. He also spoke about various National and 7. Arranging for Medical Advice by expert doctors in cas- International scholarship opportunities as well as em- es of emergencies along with facilitating consultation on ployment and entrepreneurship opportunities available Post-Covid Care treatment B. Provide assistance to the for Science graduates. The programme was co-ordinated senior citizens in the city who need help in terms of and compered by Ms Akshitha R. Amin. transportation, reaching necessary medicines and other Reported by Ms Akshitha R. Amin Covid care related medical aid to their homes 9. Facili- tate Ambulance services to patients who are in dire

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Webinar on " Research opportunities in Biological Webinar on “Insights on IT Skills for Tech Sciences in Germany " Career”

Department of Zoology, St Aloysius College Autonomous, Mangaluru organized a webinar on the topic “Research D epartment of computer Science, applications and opportunities in biologi- animation organised a webinar on “Insights on IT Skills cal sciences in Germany” for Tech Career” on 05.06.21. on zoom platform. The re- on 10th June at 2:00 pm. source person for the webinar was Mr. Christopher Ro- Ms. Samaana Upadyaya, han D’Silva from T- Masters Student in systems Internation- Translational Neurosci- al, SDET- Automa- ence program, Julius tion Consultant. Maxmilian University of The webinar Began Wurzbur, Germany an with Invoking Gods alumni of the depart- Blessings by Ms Ash- ment of Zoology was the na D’silva. resource person. A total Mr. Christy James of 149 students from Vas introduced the various streams of Bio- guest and welcomed the participants. The resource per- logical sciences had par- son spoke about the importance of data structure ticipated in this webi- &mathematical knowledge along with the logical skills nar. Ms. Samaana in IT Field. He also Mentioned about technical features Upadyaya spoke about needed in students. the various research op- Ms Shawn Natalia Proposed Vote of thanks. Ms. Vinaya portunities in Biological sciences in Germany in brief. Durga Compered the programme under the guidance of She also discussed the procedures that a student should technical team, Dean, HOD of the department. follow while applying abroad for higher studies. This Reported by Ms Vanaja A webinar motivated the students to take up higher education and gave clarity on how one can apply for well National Webinar On Financial Literacy known colleges throughout the world. Reported by Mr Hariprasad Shetty T o have an understanding into Financial Markets in the current setting of pandemic, the Dept. of Webinar on "Biodiversity of Western Ghats" Commerce, of St Aloysius College (Autonomous) as Department of Zoology, St Aloysius College Autonomous, a team with BSE Mangaluru organized a webinar on the topic (Bombay Stock Ex- “Biodiversity of change), Mumbai, coordi- Western Ghats” on nated a National Level 25th June at 9am. Webinar, named The speaker for the "Financial Literacy", on session was Mr. 5th June, 2021 at 11.00 Dinesh Nayak, For- AM. The asset was a Cer- mer advisor MSEZ tified Representative Ltd, Mangaluru from SEBI Prof (Green belt) and Chaitanya Suresh Kittur also the President of was Nominated, a promi- Sasyashyamala. A nent, imparted his mas- total of 180 students tery to regard to the different choices accessible to the from various students who might be looking for Investment Opportu- streams of Biologi- nities and business openings in the Stock Market During cal Sciences were their graduation. present for the webi- The meeting started with petition, trailed by inviting the nar. Mr. Dinesh members and presentation of the asset individual by Ms Nayak spoke about Shobha, HOD, Faculty of Commerce. There were around the rich biodiversity 97 members who went to the meeting on online "Google of the Western Ghats, a biodiversity hotspot of India. He meet " meeting stage. The inquiries of the members spoke about the importance of biodiversity emphasizing were observed by Ms Pooja, Assistant Professor of Com- the need for its conservation to maintain the ecological merce, and were tended to by the speaker toward the balance in nature. This webinar created awareness finish of the meeting. The meeting was all around val- among students and sensitized them towards nature ued by the members. Ms Zeena Flavia D'Souza, HOD, conservation. B.Com (Professional) proposed statement of gratitude. Reported by Mr Hariprasad Shetty Reported by Ms Shobha

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Webinar on ‘Student’s Mental Health Teachers Counselling helpline during Covid-19 as Gatekeeper’

T he department of counselling organised webinar on C ounselling service the topic ‘Student’s Mental Health Teachers as Gate- is a helpline from coun- keeper’ on 28th sellors at Aruppe block June 2021 at 3 pm. from St Aloysius Col- Dr. Lavina Noro- lege (Autonomous)has nha, Director of been giving counsel- Ave Maria Pallia- ling, awareness pro- tive care was the grams ,mental health resource person tips for students and along with conven- people. As part of the ors Ms Rajina R. COVID care of St Alo- and Mr. Shimil ysius we are providing P .V, counsellors. counselling support . The webinar fo- During last month cused on creating counsellors were able awareness for class to do 144 counselling guides to under- sessions for students. stand student’s mental Reported by Mr Shimil P.V. health .There were 40 participants and Breaking Boundaries with Signs their doubts were clarified at the end of the session. Reported by Mr Shimil P.V. A webinar on sign language, breaking the boundaries with signs was conducted by Sahodaya for the students Webinar on Need for Supervision in Field Work of our college. Mr. Muthuraj was the speaker of the webinar. Ms. Daphne Menezes was the host for the day. The brothers of Asha kiran gave this webinar a graceful T he UG depart- start with their melodious prayer song. Mr. Achuth ment of Social Nayak gave an introductory note. Work, St Aloysius The speaker spoke about the importance of sign lan- Autonomous Col- guage and taught alphabets of Indian and American lege, Mangalore Sign Language and basic signs to the participants. Mem- organized a webinar on "Need for Supervision in Field Work" on 9 June 2021, Wednesday. It was an interactive session by Dr H Chris- tina (Asst professor and HOD) St Clar- et College, Banga- lore on the Google Meet platform. The session started with a welcome speech by Dr Deena Dsouza (HOD of UG Social work dept.) who also introduced the speaker. bers were asked to switch on their cameras so that they Dr.H.Christina gave valuable information on need for could learn along. Ms. Vinora Saldanha moderated the supervision in field work which was insightful for the Q&A session and participants made the session interac- students who attended the webinar. tive with their questions. Ms. Rachel Pinto proposed the The students also got an opportunity to put forth their vote of thanks. A feedback form was sent to the partici- views regarding difficulties during online field work. pants to issue e-certiﬁcates. The webinar came to an end The session ended with a vote of thanks by the webinar at 5:00 p.m and the speaker shared his email id to con- co-ordinator, Ms Savitha D'Souza. tact him for further information.

Reported by Ms Savitha D Souza Reported by Ms Shaila Priya Rodrigues

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One week workshop on Digital Marketing National Webinar - “Any Body Can Draw Valid Statistical Conclusions...” D epartment of BBA has organized a One Week Workshop on Digital Marketing from 28th June 2021 to 3rd July 2021 from 2 PM to 4PM at Google Meet Platform T he National Level Webinar titled “Any Body Can Draw Mr. Haris Aboobacker, the owner of HARIS AND COM- Valid Statistical Conclusions...” was organised by the PANY who is a proud alumni of St Aloysius college, De- Department of Statistics, St Aloysius College partment of BBA. Was the Resource Person for a week (Autonomous), Mangaluru on 7th June 2021 through vir- long workshop tual platform ‘ZOOM’ in the presence of the Principal The Workshop is Rev. Dr Praveen Martis SJ, the Resource person of the inaugurated by the day Dr Manjula Anil, HOD of Statistics Dr Aruna Director of the Ar- Kalkur T, Coordinator of the webinar Ms Sonal Caren rupe Block, Dr D’Souza and the participants. Denis Fernandes The webinar began at 3:00 PM with a brief introduction with his inaugural and overview delivered by Ms Anvitha Jain, the Modera- speech. Dr. Denis tor, which was followed by a prayer song by Ms Felicia Fernandes has Roza Martis. insisted on the im- The welcome address was given by Dr Aruna Kalkur T, portance of Digital HOD, Department Marketing in the of Statistics. The modern competi- Principal, Rev. Dr tive scenario. Praveen Martis SJ Mrs. Arathi Shan- then welcomed the bhag, Dean of BBA gathering and de- in her welcome livered his message address spotlight- about the present ed the need of Digi- pandemic situation tal Marketing and how statistics awareness to in- plays an important crease revenue and role in collecting capture target au- data during this dience for the business. time and hence, the Ms Ashitha Pinto has moderated the session in the Inau- role of statistics gural day. which has been a Day-1 concept covered in the workshop- Fundamentals great source of re- of Digital Marketing and Art of Branding Yourself search and collec- Day-2 Session Moderator- Mr. Joel Fernandes tion of relevant da- Concept covered in the workshop on Day-2 : Social Media ta over the years, it Branding and Building Brand Strategy and Content has laid the very Bucket. reason for launch- Day-3 Session Moderator-Ms. Ann Verghese. ing courses on the subject Statistics in our established Concept covered- Instagram Mastermind for Business institution. and Personal Brand-Brand collaboration and content Ms Sonal Caren Dsouza, the coordinator, introduced the strategy. resource person Dr Manjula Anil, Assistant Professor in Day-4 Moderator- Ms Preema Tauro Community Medicine department, A. J. Institute of Concept covered- LinkedIn Marketing: Resume Building. Medical Sciences and Research Centre, Mangaluru to Day-5 Moderator- Ms Ashritha the gathering. Concept Covered- YouTube Mastery and Facebook Ad- vertisement. Dr Manjula Anil, the resource person then started her Day-6 Moderator-Mr. Chethan Shettigar presentation at 3:20 pm. The presentation covered a Concept Covered: YouTube Mastery and Facebook Ad- wide range of statistical topics like Statistical sampling vertisement. methods, examples, classification of data, types of data, Total 57 Participants have actively participated in the questions for the audience, mistakes while conducting workshop including Academicians, Students and work- statistical tests, and so on. The presentation concluded ing professionals throughout for 6 days. at 4:10 pm. The number of participants benefited from Ms Claret Pereira, HOD of the Department of BBA Pro- this webinar is 471. posed Vote of Thanks. Furthermore, the vote of thanks was proposed by the Mr Chethan Shettigar Co-ordinated 6 days’ Workshop Coordinator Ms Sonal Caren D’Souza and that conclud- and Ms. Ashitha Jane Pinto was the Co Convener of the ed the webinar at 4:20 pm. Workshop.

Reported by Mr Chethan Shettigar Reported by Dr Aruna Kalkur T

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Webinar Series—Dept. of Journalism International webinar on ‘spectroscopy in supersonic jets’

T he department of MA Journalism and Mass Commu- nication (MA JMC) as well the B.A. Journalism of St T he Department of Postgraduate Studies and Re- Aloysius College have been involved in a number of search in Chemistry believes in keeping young students webinars and activities since last June. connected through scientific activities and updating them with the latest trends in research. The Depart- ment organised an International Webinar on Spectrosco- py in Supersonic Jets by Alumnus of St. Aloysius Col- lege, Dr. Viola Caroline D’mello, Postdoctoral Research- er, CEA Saclay, France on May 19th, 2021. We had as dignitaries for the program Chief guest Dr. Viola D’mello, Principal Rev Dr. Praveen Martis SJ and Head of the Department The Dept. of MAJMC organized a series of webinars both Dr. Ronald Naza- at regional level as well as at national level. A national level webinar was held on 16 June, 2021 on the theme reth. Dr. Ronald ‘Future Prospects in a Public Relations Career’ with Mr Nazareth delivered Amith Prabhu, Co-founder of the Promise Foundation, the welcome ad- Gurgaon as the resource person interacting with more dress. The Principal than 52 enthusiastic participants from all over the coun- Rev. Dr. Praveen try. On 18th June, another national level webinar was Martis SJ in his held with Mr Tony Joseph, Senior Art Director, RRD Go address emphasised the importance of conducting such informative webinars which focuses on the new innovations and possibili- ties in research. Ms. Nileena Jose introduced the speaker. Dr. Viola delivered a very informative talk on supersonic jets. She mainly focused on the spectroscopic as- pects of the supersonic jets which presents a way of studying the cold gas phase molecules without the cryo- genic apparatus. This method is quite useful as the spec- tra of cold molecules are generally easier to interpret than those of the same molecules at room temperature, Creative, Chennai branch, as the resource person on the thus facilitating the determination of molecular struc- theme, ‘Brand, Visual Design and Making a Career in it’. A total of 115 participants benefited from the informa- ture. Around 500 participants were part of the webinar. tive and interactive session. The sessions were moderat- The session concluded with a vote of thanks by Ms. ed by the post graduate students of the department. Shravya Shetty.

Reported by Rev. Fr W. Marcel Rodrigues SJ Reported by Ms. Nileena Jose

Social Work Practice with the Marginalized

Date/Day /Time: 20-05-21, Thursday, 11 am. Resource person: Vinod Mascarenhas, Cap , LLB,MSW, Director ‘Vimukthi’, Belthangady, Christian Marriage Registrar. Programme began with the Welcome note from HOD, Dr Shwetha Rasquinha, followed by Introductory note by Dr Loveena Lobo. Resource person spoke about the struggles of marginalized groups and how as Social work professionals we can contribute in working towards their growth and development. This can be achieved through Education, training, and empowering them to avail their privileges and rights and motivate them to participate in different development programmes and activities for their growth and empowerment. He spoke on the different initiatives of their organization for empowerment of Women, children, farmers SC/ST’s. He shared examples of how women, farmers and other vulnerable groups have been financially independent . He stressed that our intervention must be towards sustainable growth and development of the marginalized. Reported by Dr Loveena Lobo

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Activities of Centre for Environmental Concern— May & June 2021

The session motivated the students to lead a sustainable C entre for Environmental Concern started their sahaaya programme by organizing sahaaya orientation for all the mentees who are under CEC on the 15th, 16th, 17th of May 2021. The session was taken in 7 different batches. Out of 450 mentees, most of them attended during their time allotted. The sessions were taken up by Ms Bindiya Shetty, Programme coordinator of CEC. Centre for Environmental Concern organized their first sahaaya activity workshop on home composting for their mentees. It was held on the 26th, 27th, 29th, 30th of May 2021. The session was taken in 7 different batches. Out of 450 mentees, most of them attended during their time allotted. The sessions were taken up by Mr Glavin Ro- drigues, Chief coordinator of CEC & Ms Bindiya Shetty, lifestyle. The session was coordinated by Ms Bindiya Programme coordinator of CEC. Shetty, Programme coordinator of CEC. Webinar on ‘Climate Justice’ : Workshop on Eco brick: Centre for Environmental Concern organized a webinar Centre for Environmental Concern organized their sa- on ‘Climate justice’ on 5th of June 2021 on the occasion of haaya activity workshop on eco-bricks for their mentees. It was held on the 20th of June 2021. The sessions were taken for 7 different batches. The speaker for the sessions was Dr Gerald D’silva Assistant professor, PG De- partment of Social Work and his team Ms Lima Catherene (PG Social work 2nd year), Ms Thamanna Poonacha T (PG Social work 1st year), Mr Jerin N D (PG Social work 1st year). Principal Rev. Dr Praveen Martis SJ graced the occasion with his presence and introduced the plans of constructing the eco theme park in the college campus in the first session. Later, the Im- portance and methods of preparing Eco bricks were briefly explained to everyone. Students had to prepare 3 eco bricks each and had to submit it to CEC. The ses- ‘World Environment Day’. The session was held on the sions were coordinated by Ms Bindiya Shetty, Pro- Zoom platform. The Speaker for the session was Ms Me- gramme coordinator of CEC. gan Dsouza, the Youth mentor at Samvada Youth Re- Reported by Ms Bindiya Shetty source Centre. Principal Rev. Dr Praveen Martis SJ graced the occasion with his presence and motivated all students to be the change this world requires. Ms Megan Jesuits Celebrate Feast Of St Aloysius Gonzaga discussed how human activities are affecting Climate In Sombre & Simple Festive Mass change and also how climate change is a social justice issue. The session was thoughtful and eye-opening. The session was coordinated by Mr Glavin T Rodrigues, Chief T his is the Second time coordinator of CEC & Ms Bindiya Shetty, Programme that the Feast of Jesuit Saint coordinator of CEC. was celebrated by the Institu- Creative Writing Competition: tion Jesuits in a Sombre and Centre for Environmental Concern organized a Creative Simple Mass at St Aloysius Writing Competition on 5TH of June 2021 on the occasion College Chapel, Mangaluru of ‘World Environment Day’. The topic for the competi- due to the restrictions of tion was ‘ My Ideal Campus’. There were total 13 partici- Covid-19 virus pandemic. The pants . Winner was Merin Shaju Manjaly, Second Year B main mass celebrant was Fr. Com –A which was announced on 15th of June, 2021. Ronald Pais, SJ- the Superior The competition was coordinated by Mr Glavin T Ro- of Asha Kiran ( Jesuit scholas- drigues, Chief coordinator of CEC & Ms Bindiya Shetty, tic house) joined by Fr. Mel- Programme coordinator of CEC. Webinar on ‘Climate Change & Social Justice’: win pinto SJ-the Rector of St Aloysius Institutions; Fr. Centre for Environmental Concern organized a webinar Clifford Sequeira SJ, – Principal of St Aloysius PU Col- on ‘Climate Change & Social Justice’ on 27TH of June lege; and Fr. Sujay Daniel SJ- Campus Minister. Choir 2021. The Speaker for the session was Mr Umang Jasa- was by the Jesuit brothers from Asha Kiran. An INTER- ni, Assistant manager at GFL, Baroda. Mr Umang dis- RELIGIOUS PRAYER SERVICE was also held to cele- cussed how humans have evolved over the years and brate the feast of St Aloysius Gonzaga. The prayer ser- how their practices are affecting Climate change. Also vice is followed by the message by Fr. Melwin Pinto SJ, added how climate change is a social justice issue. the Rector of St Aloysius Institutions.

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IT Department organizes a Five-Day Certificate Course in Web Content Design using HTML, CSS and JavaScript

discussed during these 5-day sessions and answers to all A Certificate Course in ‘Web Content Design using their questions on the department portal. This course HTML, CSS and JavaScript’ was organised by the PG was just a stepping stone towards introducing UG stu- Information Technology department of AIMIT from 21st dents to start their journey of website development. June 2021 to 25th June 2021. This course was organised for BSc – Computer Science and BCA students to intro- duce them to web content designing. Session on GIT for Beginners This 5-day course was hosted on the Zoom platform from 4 pm to 5 pm on all days. The staff coordi- A session on GIT for Beginners was organized by nators for this course the department of Big Data analytics as a part of the were Mrs Suchetha Analytics Club association activity in association with Vijayakumar and Dr SPARK on 8th May 2021.The resource person was Mr. Ruban S. The re- Vineeth Lasrado, a member of SPARK who is a soft- source persons for ware Engineer by profession at UniCourt Mangalore. these five days in- Mr. Vineeth is an Alumni of AIMIT. The session was formative sessions attended by students of Big Data Analytics. were Mr Thomas C G- GitHub is a website for developers and programmers to Asst. Professor, Dept work collaboratively on their project. This helps the pro- of MCA, Miss Sanja- grammers to work in collaboration without compromis- na J, Mr Stuart Oli- ing the integrity of the original project. Mr, Vineeth vera, Mr Prajwal Ku- briefed about the various options available on GitHub mar Shetty, Mr Shashwath K Nath and Miss Chaithra Krishna – Students of MSc(Software Tech- nology) II Semester. The course was formally inaugurated by Dr Fr Melwyn Pinto SJ, director, AIMIT. Dr. Ruban S welcomed the participants and also gave an insight as to how the course would be handled in five days. The resource person for day 1 was Mr Thomas C G. He spoke and briefed the participants about ‘Introduction to Web designing and basic concepts involved’. Mrs Suchetha Vijaya- and how to use it to build the projects. He spoke about kumar proposed the vote of thanks. the ways as to how open an account, the ways of cloning Day 2’s proceedings started at 4 pm on 22nd June 2021. and how to make the best use of repository. He also The Resource persons were Miss Sanjana J and Mr. Stu- solved various doubts raised by the students on the top- art Olivera. Ms. Sanjana explained ‘HTML Formatting ic. Overall the session was very informative Tags’ and Mr. Stuart spoke about ‘HTML Form Tags’. The session also involved a live demo of various HTML Being a Digital Journalist in the Age of Social tags and their applications. Media The third day’s Resource persons were Mr Prajwal Ku- mar Shetty and Mr Shashwath K Nath. The topic of delivery was ‘Styling a form using CSS’. This session also webinar was involved a live demo of the concept. A organized on the The fourth day’s topic was ‘Basic Concepts in JavaScript theme, ‘Being a jour- and form validation’. The resource person was Miss nalist in the age of Chaithra Krishna. This session also involved demo and social media’ on hands-on sessions. 5th June, 2021 with The last day’s session was handled by Mr Thomas C G Mr Aby Tharakana, on the topic ‘PHP - Server side Scripting’. Dr. Hemala- the editor of Asianet tha N, Dean of the IT Department gave the concluding Online from Asianet remarks and also briefed the participants about the col- News Communica- lege and courses at AIMIT. tions Ltd, with 120 318 students had registered from around 18 colleges, out participants benefit- of which 180 attended all the days to whom certificates ting from it. were issued. The attendance was recorded for every session and reviews of each session given by the participants was also recorded. The participants were given a participation e-Certificate, all the material and code Reported by Rev. Fr W. Marcel Rodrigues

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IMPETUS 2021

350 participants gathered virtually for the inauguration T he Research and Innovation Cell in association with programme which is an encouraging move and trend Entrepreneurship and Consultancy Cell of St Aloysius showcased towards the innovation enthusiast cultural College (Autonomous), Mangaluru organised Innovation blooming in the campus. The inauguration was followed Day - “Impetus 2021” on 6th July 2021 on online mode. Mr Praveen Kumar Kalbhavi, Director and CEO of Novi- go Solutions Pvt Ltd., was the Chief Guest and Keynote Speaker. Rev Dr Praveen Martis SJ, Principal, presided over the programme. Ms Arathi Shanghagn Dean of BBA was the Convener and Dr Neelakanthan and Dr San- thosh Rebello were the co-conveners of the programme. ‘Impetus 2021’ has made an attempt to create a platform for budding entrepreneurs, technocrats, and environmen- talists to present their ideas and project proposals with

by presentation from student-participants on the theme innovation for change and innovation for growth. We received 11 proposals on screening. The participants approached problems with an open mind and multidisciplinary approach to resolve them. The programme was concluded with the formal valedictory programme and announcing the list of the winners. The winning proposals and ideas are forwarded to the Entrepreneurship and Consultancy Cell for taking it up for incubation centre. Under the category of Innovation for Change, TEAM focus on innovation in their outcomes. SOBER - Fiona Anola DSouza (BCOM) bagged the first The major takeaways from this event are the experiences place and TEAM WARRIER – Mr Anston Saldanha of the keynote address by the eminent resource person (BCOM) secured the second place. Under the category of and the chief guest of the event Mr Praveen Kumar Innovation for Growth, TEAM ARSS – Anjana, Sabisha, Kalbhavi. Mr Praveen Kumar Kalbhavi has over 25 years Sushmitha (MSc) bagged the first place and TEAM PE- of experience in the IT industry and handled various re- LO – Giselle, Ruth, Ria, Lleyton, Dion (BBA) secured the sponsibilities including large scale program management second place. and client engagement for global and fortune 500 clients. Reported by Dr Suresh Poojary He is currently the director and chief executive officer at Novigo Solution Private Limited. Before forming Novigo, Be The Best - Being an effective time manager he has worked with Infosys for more than 19 years as Associate Vice President and Senior Delivery Manager in retail business unit and was also Head of Mangalore De- velopment Centre which housed 6 Large Business Units A session on time management was conducted by the and a workforce of around 4,000 people. Mr Kalbhavi is Dept. of Commerce in association with ISDC. The meet- also involved with various organisations like KCCI ing took place at 3 PM & 88 participants were in attend- (Kanara Chamber of Commerce and Industry), CEOL ance. Mr. Hardrine H Periera - the resource person, (Centre for Entrepreneurship Opportunities & Learning), Mr.Pushpendra Kumar – Asst. Manager, Business Rela- CII (Confederation of Indian Industry) to promote start- tion, ISDC, Ms Pooja. ACCA Coordinator were the event up culture and entrepreneurship in Mangalore. heads. Mr Kalbhavi addressed the gathering virtually on the The session started with a well-versed welcome note by concept of embedding innovation in start-up business and Nithya Sebastian. Mr. Hardrine H Periera started the enlightened students about the various innovative prod- session with motivational talks and included students to ucts available in the market commercialised by the IT- make it interactive. The session continued with informa- Professionals. tive talks about time management along with presenta- The welcome address was delivered by Dr Suresh Poojary tions displayed. Students were actively taking part. - Dean, Research and Innovation Cell; Rev. Dr. Praveen Helpful pieces of advice were provided relating to time Martis S J presented his Presidential remarks. Introduc- management, goals, planning, stress, anxiety, depres- tion of the resource person was made by Dr Mamata, sion. Dean- Entrepreneurship and Consultancy. The theme of At the end of the session, A chance got provided to the the programme was proposed by Mrs Arati Shanbhag, participants to ask questions, after which Edwin extend- the Convenor of the programme. The vote of thanks was ed his vote of thanks to the resource person. proposed by Dr Neelakanthan- the Co-Convenor of this Reported by Manish, I Bcom G event.

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Radio Sarang report for May and June 2021

Nirmithi Kendra, Sri Ekagamanandajee, the convener of I n the month of May and June the station broadcast Ramakrishna Mission, Swaccha Mangalore, Srisha Ku- very interesting yakshaganas. Some of them were Papanna Vijaya Guna Sundari, Usulu Kuttha, Ma- yathilotthame Rukmini, Macbeth, Basmasura Mohini, Vijaya Vahini, Sreemathi Shreepathi, Babbu Swami Mahime and Bangar Bodedi. For Janadani programme, some of the guests who came to the studio were Dr Kishore, DHO, Dakshina kannada, N Shashikumar (IPS) police commissioner of Mangalore, and M N Nataraj, city traffic assistant commissioner of police. For the special programme on World No Tobacco Day, Dr

mar, professor, Vivekananda College Puttur, Naveen, ICE consultant, Dakshina Kannada Jilla Panchayat, Kishan Rao B, assistant district program coordinator, Dakshina Kannada district Panchayat Mahatma Gandhi Narega Division, Balakrishna Maddodi, Manipal Insti- tute of Technology, Dr Manju Rajanna, deputy environment officer of Pollution Control Board, Mangalore, came to the studio. The station also broadcast programmes like radio magazine, success story on rainwater harvesting, among others. Hanumantharayappa, district consultant-NTCP, Dr Sa- Reported by Rev. Dr Melwyn S Pinto SJ bha, dentist, district program coordinator- NCD, Dr Anirud Shetty, psychiatric DMHP were the guests. ANOVA 2.0 For the project of SVYM/ UNICEF, Dr Naveenchandra Kulal, Covid nodal office, Dakshina Kannada, Nagaraj ANOVA 2.0: St. Aloysius college, AIMIT, Department of Raghav Anchan, ocean plastic recycling coordinator, Big Data (M.Sc BDA) organized “ANOVA 2.0”, a Nation- Hasirudala, Vanishree B R, operation head, APD Foun- al level Inter-collegiate Analytics fest for the students on dation, Dr (Fr) Melwyn Pinto SJ, Director Radio Sarang, 20th May 2021 came for live phone in programme. Dr Chandana Pai, pediatrician, Lady Goshan Hospital, Mangalore gave a techiSTic recorded programme. As part of the project Rural Drinking Water and Sanita- techiSTic: St. Aloysius college, AIMIT, Department of tion Department (RDWSD), government of Karnataka, Software Technology (M.Sc ST) organized “techiSTic” Dr Dugra Prasad, superintendent, Lady Goshan Hospi- online fest for the students on 28th May 2021 tal, Dakshina Kannada, Dr Prasanna Mithra, associated professor, KMC hospital, Manjula G, district coordinator Virtual Power seminar on Job Readiness in Pandemic

Department of IT at AIMIT St. Aloysius college, in collaboration with ICT Academy hosted a Virtual Power Seminar on “Job Readiness in Pandemic” on 29th May 2021 at 10 am as the 1476th Edition of Skycampus initiative. Resource Person:- Dr. Ruso Tamilarasan - Associate Consultant, Wipro Digital

Webinar on Multimodal Human Computing

Department of IT at AIMIT St. Aloysius college, conducted a webinar on “Multimodal Human Computing” on Swachh Bharat Mission Dakshina Kannada Jilla Pan- 26th June 2021. chayat, came for live phone-in programme. For recorded Resource Person:- Dr. Sreekanth N.S, Associate Pro- programme, Dinesh Holla, an environmentalist, D fessor, Dept. of IT, Kannur University Naveen Chandra Kulal, Malaria nodal officer, Dakshina Coordinator:- Mrs. Nausheeda B.S Kannada, Rajendra Kalbavi, executive director of Jilla 72 participants.

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Webinar on “Comprehensive Approach to Contributions of Prof. P.C. Mahalanobis in the COVID-19: Role of Nutrition and Diet” Development of Statistics

W ebinar on “Comprehensive Approach to T he Department of Statistics, St Aloysius College COVID-19: Role of Nutrition and Diet” was orga- (Autonomous) Mangaluru, conducted a Webinar on 29th nized by the Department of Post Graduate Studies and of June 2021 between 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm in commemo- Research in Food Science Nutrition and Dietetics, of St. ration of the National Statistics Day which is also the Aloysius College Mangaluru. The webinar was held on birthday of Late Prof. Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis Sunday May 30, 2021 from 3:00pm to 4:30pm on Google who is also popularly known as the Father of Indian meet platform. This webinar was a collaborative effort Statistics. This Webinar was conducted to shed some light on the life of the Father of Indian Statistics and his role in the development of Statistics in India. This Webi- nar was a unique way of acknowledging the National Statistics Day and thus organized by the Department of Statistics, St Aloys- ius College in order to create awareness on Statistics. To begin with, the webinar started with a prayer by by the faculty and students of Post Graduate Studies Ms. Dishali G. K. and Research in Food Science Department and hosted III B.Sc. (PSM). The nearly 90+ members. The Master of Ceremony for the welcome address webinar was Ms. M. Sriraksha, who professionally han- was given by Dr. dled the webinar. The webinar started off with a prayer Aruna Kalkur T, song by Ms. Aneesha U Hegde, followed by an introductory speech by the HOD of Post Graduate Studies and HOD of Dept. of Research in Food Science, Dr. S. N. Raghavendra. StatisticsThe The main objective of this webinar was to facilitate speakers for the knowledge among general population about the role of day Ms. Aroma Ro- nutrition and diet in handling COVID-19 cases. 30 stu- nita D’Souza and dents were divided into 5 groups and accordingly the 5 Ms. Elma Elza subtopics related to COVID-19 were given to them for Thomas were intro- presentation. The first presentation focused on the biolo- duced by Mrs. gy of the virus, its mutation capacity and the pathophys- Sonal Caren D’Souza, Lecturer, Dept. of Statistics. At iology. It also included the symptoms caused by both 3.15 pm the first resource person Ms. Aroma Ronita original and mutated strains of the virus. The second D’Souza, III B.Sc. (PSM) spoke on the life of Prof. P. C. presentation involved the guidelines and protocols to be Mahalanobis. She shared information about his early followed during COVID 19; subdivided into: during home life, Education and Career. She ended her talk by 3.35 quarantine, in shopping malls and markets, in public pm. The second speaker Ms. Elma Elza Thomas, III places, during travelling, in schools, in hospitals, and B.Sc. (SCsM) spoke about the Contributions made by during vaccination. The third presentation shed some Prof. P. C. Mahalanobis in the development of Statistics light on the current situation of COVID 19 all over the in India. She gave a good understanding of his achieve- world and also in different states of India and also pro- ments. She began her talk at 3.35 pm and ended by 3.50 vided with the statistics via graphs. The rise and fall of pm. The next event held was the quiz. This was orga- COVID 19 cases in India, the active cases and deaths were explained with exact numbers. The vaccination statistics nized by Ms. Anvita Jain, Lecturer, Dept. of Statistics. of India was also provided. The fourth presentation dis- The participants were given questions on the topic cov- cussed about the Post COVID effects. It focused on the ered by the two resource persons. The one who answered different health problems arising post recovery involving first was rewarded with a prize. Mr. Mohith M Krishna multi organ effects and long hospital stays. The post Kamath of II B.Sc.(SCsM) bagged first place in the quiz. COVID symptoms, warning signs, complications were The vote of thanks was delivered by Ms. Anvita Jain. discussed, along with the management of the same. The The master of ceremonies of the webinar was Ms. Varen- last presentation focused on the Principle of Diet, the ya Vinay, III B. Sc. (MSEco). Finally, all the participants importance of having a balanced diet, immunity boost- were given a feedback form through which they can ac- ers, and preventive nutrition and diet plan. It also dis- cess their E-Certificate of this Webinar. cussed the interactions of drugs provided during COVID 80 student participants attended the webinar. The webi- hospitalisation, with food. Post COVID recovery meal plan nar commenced at 3.00 pm and concluded at 4.30 pm. was also provided along with list of foods that have to be excluded. Reported by Ms Jovita Carrol Soans Reported by Dr Aruna Kalkur T

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Rights Based Approach towards Oppressed: National level Webinar - “Role of SPSS in Challenges for Social Work Practice Data Analysis”.

U G and PG departments of Social Work, St Aloysius T he National Level Webinar titled “Role of SPSS in College (Autonomous) Mangalore in collaboration with Data Analysis” was organised by the Department of Conossian Daughters social Service Society, Visakha- Statistics, St Aloysius College (Autonomous), Mangaluru patanam organized a National Level Webinar on the on 12th June 2021 through virtual platform ‘ZOOM’ in topic Rights Based Approach Towards Oppressed: Chal- the presence of the Principal Rev. Dr Praveen Martis SJ, lenges for Social Work Practice on 25 June, 2021. Sr HOD of Statistics Dr Aruna Kalkur T, the coordinator Vincy Thankachan and Sr Princy Mariadasan, Rev. Sis- Ms Anvitha Jain, the Resource person of the day, Mrs ters of Connossian Daughters of Charity and Servants of Shubarekha, Assistant professor of Statistics and Dean the Poor were the eminent resource Persons to address Administration, St Agnes College (Autonomous), Manga- upon the given theme of the webinar. The first speaker luru and all the participants. of the webinar Rev. Sr Vincy Thankachan Fdcc spoke on The webinar began at 4:00 PM with a brief introduction how the right based approach uplift the women empow- and overview delivered by Ms Sonal Caren D’souza, the erment through financial management activities and Moderator, which was followed by a prayer song by Ms Social Workers can become a source of motivator to pro- Felicia Roza Martis. vide advocacy for women who are financially and social- Dr Aruna Kalkur T, HOD of Statistics delivered the wel- ly oppressed. The second speaker of the webinar Sr come address. Later, the Principal delivered his message Princy Mariadasan Fdcc addressed the participants on about the importance of Statistics in the present world facts about Women Traf- and encouraged students to carry out an analysis, add- ficking in present sce- ing meaning to the data. Father Principal motivated nario and need of Social students, faculties and all participants to enrich learning. Work approach in the Ms Anvitha Jain, the coordinator, introduced the re- form of Counselling, source person Mrs Shubharekha, followed by which the campaign, Mobilization/ resource person took over the session. awareness programmes Mrs Shubharekha started her presentation which in- on Human Rights etc. cluded the use of SPSS over other software, availability Rev. Fr Praveen Martis of features in SPSS under Data management and Data SJ presided over the analysis. She outlined the features of the data window function and spoke about available in SPSS such as chart/script editor, variable the need of Right based view, data view, and output options. She also briefed the approach particularly participants on the types and stages of Data Analysis, the role of Social Worker the Data Science process and the steps to be followed in addressing issues of during the analysis. oppressed which can After the presentation, the webinar was open for the bring significant contri- discussion. Participants clarified their queries with the bution towards social change and development. Dr resource person. Question and Answer session was smoothly Deena D’Sousa, HOD, UG Department of Social Work moderated by Ms Sonal Caren D’souza. The number of welcomed all the dignitaries, resource persons and par- participants benefited from this webinar is 513. ticipants. Dr Roshan Monteiro Convener of the pro- The webinar ended with the vote of thanks proposed by gramme compered the programme and Ms Priyanka Ms Anvitha Jain and that concluded the webinar at 5:30 Thakur, MSW student proposed vote of thanks. pm. Reported by Dr Roshan Monteiro Reported by Dr Aruna Kalkur T

Webinar/Programs organized by Dept. of Biochemistry, Biotechnology and Microbiology

Topic Resource person Date Number of participants Basics of bioinformatics Dr Hemalatha, Dean of IT, Dept. of 7.06.2021 130 and its applications Bioinformatics, AIMIT, Mangalore Opportunities and chal- Mr Ninaad Lasrado, Doctoral fellow, 15.06.2021 120 lenges in life science University of Nebraska, USA research abroad Study in Japan- Ms Rhea Sarah D’souza, Doctoral 22.06.2021 110 opportunities and chal- fellow, University of Kyoto, Japan lenges Auriculotherapy-Ear as Mr Abhijith S Badigar 30.06.2021 60 a key organ for good Assistant professor, Dept. of health Biotechnology, SDM College, Ujire Bioquiz-2021 1.06.2021 to 2000 07.06.2021

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Webinar on Career Opportunities in Economics Session on “Cyber Security through Cryptography”

he Department of Economics organized a webinar on T t. Aloysius college, AIMIT, Department of Big Data Career Opportunities in Economics for the final year S (BDA) students attended an online session on Introduc- students of B.A. and B.Sc Economics and for other inter- tion to Cyber Security through Cryptography, organized ested students on 16/6/2021 by Dr Norbert Lobo, Associ- by TCS in collaboration with ISI Kolkata on 7th May ate Professor Department of economics and Director of 2021. The lecture was delivered by Prof. Subhamoy Admin Block. Dr Norbert Lobo spoke about the various Maitra, Dept. of Applied Statistics, ISI, Kolkata. job opportunities that are exclusively available for Eco- The session started at 10 AM. The session commenced nomics graduates and post graduates in both private and with a brief introduction and the broad meaning of Cryptology, which encompasses the vast field of Cryptography and Cryptanalysis. Cryptography is the process of converting an understandable message into a complex code. This code can only be unlocked into the original text using the suitable algorithm, which derives the concept of cryptoanalysis. The background requirements for taking up a good career in this field were concluded by the lecturer. A strong background in the fields of Mathematics, Com- puter Science and a good approach in Electronics, tele- communications, and Physics, is the core elementary requirements to gain knowledge in this field of study. There were assignments given by the lecturer to the students so that they gain some knowledge on cryptology. The students were told to install Linux OS on their systems, for a bet- public sector. More than 170 students attended the webi- ter understand- nar. Dr Norbert Lobo answered all the queries of stu- ing of the con- dents and also gave them few tips to prepare for inter- cepts. Different view. Mr Reji John, assistant professor dept of Econom- movies like The ics introduced Dr Norbert Lobo and welcomed the gath- D a V i n c i ering. Mr Alwyn Misquith assistant professor dept of Code and The Economics compered the webinar and proposed the vote I m i t a t i o n of thanks. Game, which are based on Reported by Mr Alwyn Misquith the theories of cryptography were informed by the lecturer, inspiring Fascinating World of Mathematics and its Appli- the students to watch them. cations in Real Life After that, the vast practical implementation of Cyberse- curity and cryptography in various scenarios like Net- Banking, different modes of communications, cryptocur- T he UG Department of Mathematics organized a Na- rency, etc. were discussed. tional level webinar on the topic "Fascinating World of A brief discussion of different key-based cryptosystems Mathematics and its Applications in Real Life" on 9th was done, by explaining their functionalities and work- July 2021. Prof. G. Radhkrishnamacharya, Professor of ing. Stream and Block cipher, which are broad classifica- Mathematics, IIITDM Kurnool was the resource person. tions of symmetric-key cryptosystems were presented Around 250 participants from various colleges had regis- along with their perspectives in the modern world. tered. The great motto of Cryptology: “Security should not be based on Obscurity” was explained, followed by the different layers in the field of cryptography were introduced to the students. Last but not least, sir Subhamoy Maitra opened the con- versation to the students for questions. A question regarding his stand on the current scenarios of Cryptocur- rency was well answered by him, telling students to do a self-research on the different cryptocurrencies and their futures in the world market. Sir Subhamoy concluded the session by saying “we cannot have security without cryptology”. The session was interactive and interesting for all the students, gaining immense knowledge regarding the respective fields and their scope in the present world. Reported by Ms Rollin Preetha Vaz

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Vanamahotsava Week Sad Demise

Van Mahotsava, or Forest Celebration, is an annual tree -planting festival that takes place across the country, PRATHEEK SHETTY S with thousands of trees being planted. The week of Van

Mahotsava is observed from July 1 to 7, with lll BCA B batch (184754). the goal of raising awareness about forest Born - 02.10.1999 protection and environ- Expired - 05.06.2021 mental preservation.

National Service Scheme of St Aloysius May His Soul Rest in Peace College (Autonomous), Mangaluru celebrated ‘Vanamahotsava’ from Research Methodology in Commerce and July 1 to July 7. During Management this week the volunteers planted saplings in their properties, made note- books out of the unused I n the current situation with changing global scenario, pages, made paper pens, it is important to impart knowledge for scientific re- cleaned their surround- search and to orient young researchers to new advanced ings and made collage techniques for precise, rationale and scientific approach. and posters based on With the view to benefit the scholars and academicians Vanamahotsava and to enrich the developments in tools of scientific approach circulated in the social media to create awareness regard of data analysis Department of Commerce of St Aloysius the importance of afforestation. Volunteers also shared their photos doing wet waste composting at home. On the seventh day of Vanamahotsava week A Webinar on Climate Action was organized through Zoom platform . Ms. Bindiya Shetty, Coordinator, Centre for Envi- ronmental Concern was the resource person. M. Bindiya brought into light the climatic changes and its effects. She also highlighted the effective methodologies one should follow in order to bring about a pollution free, sustainable ecosystem. The volunteers actively participated in the activity and cleared their queries and concerns at the end of the sesion. The session was concluded with the NSS Anthem. 60 Volunteers took part in this webinar. Reported by Ms Carrel Sharel Pereira College (Autonomous) Mangaluru in association with Bioquiz—2021 ISDC and IoA, organised 4 days workshop on Research Methodology in Commerce and Management using th th The undergraduate Department of Biochemistry, Bio- R Studio from 17 May 2021 to 20 May 2021 at 9am technology and Microbiology were jointly organized to 11am. Dr Vinod Kumar Muthi, Country Head, Insti- BIOQUIZ-2021 for Pre-University, Undergraduate and tute of Analytics, who is an Industry turn academician Postgraduate students from 01.06.2021to 07.06.2021. holds Engineering degree, MBA in finance and Market- More than 2000 students were actively participated in ing and PhD in Finance has conducted several FDP’s on the event across India and around 1954 e-certificated Data analystics and R Studio was the resource person. th were issued. The workshop began with a short inaugural on 17 May with welcome address by Dr Manuel Tauro, Dean, Fac- ulty of Commerce; Presidential address by Dr Denis Fer- nandes, Director, Commerce and Management. Ms Sharol Rodrigues hosted the session. Dr Vinod over the four days insisted on hands-on approach and deliberated on application of R Studio in Da- ta Analysis and interpretation. With the practical sessions, active participation from participants the sessions were very interesting and gave lot of insights in the ar- ea. The session concluded with the vote of thanks from Ms Pooja, Coordinator.

Reported by Dr Ambarish C N Reported by Ms Pooja

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Student Activity Cell Report

 Two month online yoga training programme was held  In connection with celebration of 75 years of India’s for students of St Aloysius college (Autonomous), Man- Independence the following competitions were organ- galuru in association with Delampady Yoga Prathista- ised for students of St Aloysius College (Autonomous), na, Mangaluru from 24-05-2021 to 13-07-2021. Seven- Mangaluru. 1. Yoga Posture Competition 2. Kannada and English speech competition 3.Kannada and Eng- lish Essay Writing 4.Kannada and English poetry writing Reported by Dr Ishwara Bhat S

International Yoga Day

T he NCC Units, National Service Scheme (NSS), Stu- dent Activity Cell, Yoga Students and Staff of St Aloys- ius College (Autonomous), Mangaluru observed Interna- tional Yoga Day on 21st June 2021 in Arrupe Block of the College through Google Meet platform. Dr Sudhindra Prabhu, Professor at Yenepoya Dental College, Mangaluru was the chief guest. He spoke on the theme “Stress, Meditation, Myths and Science”. Yogarat- na Gopalakrishna Delampady gave a fitting message on ty students from different classes participated in this the International Yoga Day. He also demonstrated some programme. Yogasanas and described the importance of the Asanas.  Student activity cell in association with student coun- Dr Alwyn D’Sa, the Registrar/Controller of Examina- cil, NCC, NSS and Youth Red Cross organised online tions of St Aloysius College (Autonomous) in his presi- International Yoga day celebration on 21-06-2021. Dr dential remarks congratulated the students and staff for Sudeendra Prabhu, Professor, Oral Pathology from their interest and activities in Yoga. He also said how Yenepoya Dental college, Mangaluru was the chief Yoga can convert one’s negative thoughts into positive guest and he spoke on the topic “Stress and Meditation -Myths, Facts and Science” .At the end of the programme Yogaratna Gopalakrishna Delampady gave international yoga day message followed by demonsta- tion of few Yoga asanas. Dr. Ishwara Bhat S welcomed the dignatories and read the message from Principal Rev. Dr Praveen Martis SJ. Controller of Examination and Registrar Dr Alwyn D’sa gave presidential remarks and expressed his happiness to be the part of

ones. He briefed about the regular Yoga presentation and activities of Yogaratna Gopalakrishna Delampady, an eminant alumna of the College. Dr Ishwara Bhat, Dean of Students Welfare Clmmittee welcomed the participants. Paloma Rodrigues, the Secre- tary for Cultural Activities compered the programme. the celebration and conveyed his gratitude to the chief Rochelle Pais proposed the vote of thanks. guest Dr Sudeendra Prabhu and to Yogaratna Gopala- International Day for Yoga was declared unanimously by krishna Delampady. the United Nations General Assembly on 21 June, 2015.  Student activity cell in association with NCC, NSS Since its inception, International Day of Yoga is ob- and YRC organised an online talk by Dr. Arathi V.B served annually all over the world. founder, Vibhu Academy, Karnataka on the topic “Great Indian Freedom Fighters”in connection with Reported by Ms Chandrakala celebration of 75 years of India’s Independence “Azadi Ka Amrut Mahotsav”.

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PG Staff Council Meeting

The second PG Staff Council Meeting for the academic year students. Faculty can design a test and give it to the stu- 2020-21 was held on 30/03/2021at 03 pm in the Sanidhya dents to evaluate them. Fr. Marcel said, due to COVID we Hall, Administrative Block. The meeting began with a si- can give adopt corrections. Principal said, anyone can give lent prayer. The Principal, Rev. Dr. Praveen Martis SJ wel- their suggestions in writing to the registrar and we will comed the gathering. constitute a committee to see the matter.  Minutes of the Previous Meeting - Dr. P P Sajimon, PG  Principal informed the house about new programmes. Dean : The minutes of the previous meeting was read by The proposed programme is PG in Data Sciences, waiting Dr. P P Sajimon, Dean of P G Studies and the house ap- for the responses of the University. proved it.  Massive Open Online Course (MOOC), IQAC Require-  Deemed University Preparations - Rev. Dr. Praveen Mar- ments - Mr. Naveen Mascarenhas, IQAC Coordinator tis SJ, Principal : Fr. Principal said, things might move  Coursera, we have basic 20,000 licenses that can be given when things are alright, may be one- or two-months’ time, to the first years. Coursera frequently asking us, why we will have good news. don’t you keep some of our courses as a part of your cur-  PG Academic Calendar/New Initiatives- Rev. Dr. Praveen riculum. They want to discuss with us. Maybe you can Martis SJ, Principal: Fr. Principal said, we have already think of it. The license is valid up to October. You can started classes for the PG even semester and they can go insist the students to do this. The course registration on as they have been planned, that is, 5th onwards stu- works through email ID. One email ID works for one dents will join the classes, 7th onwards they will have course only. At present 940 students are doing this their 1st internal examinations, after that they will con- course. At least in PG, it can be given to all students. We tinue attend their offline classes. They have 2nd internal wish to give to institutions under Paramash scheme. You examinations on May, 24th. Their final examination is can also upload your courses at Coursera, provided, it planned from June 21st to July 3rd. We can finish 90 work- should have the quality and standard, they will accept it ing days on June 21st. Principal informed the house about so that, you can establish as known teachers. He thanked the new appointment of IQAC coordinator Mr. Sonal Lobo the house for all support. in the place of Mr. Naveen Mascarenhas.  NAAC Accreditation Preparation - Dr Jayapraksah Gow-  Examinations/New Courses/Programmes, Project Work / da, NAAC Coordinator : We had two meetings 1st No- Reforms (PG) - Dr. Alwyn D’Sa, COE: He thanked all the vember2020, 20th December & January 2021. Already members for their cooperation in conducting the end se- given format for collecting data from department from mester examinations. The results will be announced on 2016 onwards. 5th onwards we will start next level meet- 31st of March 2021. He also thanked Fr. Marcel Ro- ings. Please complete department profile and staff profile. drigues, malpractice enquiry committee, for their con- Ready with syllabus, all revisions to show in highlighted stant efforts to solve the issues. He said, departments way, 30% more is the revision, the course is considered should have two BOS meeting in each academic year, and new and POs, PSOs, Cos has to complete. Student Satis- the department should maintain records of BOS, BOE, faction Survey is about to come. So, train the students. and minutes of Departmental meetings as a part of the The monitors of all NACC criteria are Directors, IQAC statutory requirements of the department. Committee is and NAAC coordinators. Complete the meetings of BOE, constituted by the Mangalore University for the review of BOAE, BOS etc. autonomy and they might visit within one or two weeks  Sangam - Dr. Richard Gonsalves, Director LCRI : Dr. for inspection. Departments should be ready for that. Ap- Loveena Lobo spoke about Sangam in the absence of Dr. plications for Ph.D. in English and Chemistry reached us Richard Gonsalves. She asked if it is required this aca- and we will streamline and send it to respective depart- demic year. Principal said, at the end of May they can ments. Eligibility list of the PG students sent to the Uni- have it, if the situation is positive. versity for the issuance of certificates. The revised format  Research Centre/Research Work/Seminars/Conferences, of the NAAC will be on the performance of the depart- Monthly Research Presentation - Dr. Suresh Poojary ments. Therefore, I would suggest the coordinator of  Dr. Chandrashekara Shetty in the absence of Dr. Suresh NAAC to concentrate in areas like, research, publication, Poojary, informed the house about the number of publica- innovation consultancy and extension. Department has to tions from PG and UG sections. 8.3 lakhs MJES research prepare the current status of research, publication, inno- grant was sanctioned to faculty members for minor and vation, consultancy, extension and a prepare a future major research projects. External grants from VGST to plan for the next one year or two years with expected out- three of our faculty members received 21 lacks (Dr come. Examination reformation committee was held in Lyned, 15 lakhs, Dr. Ambareesh, 3 lakhs, Dr. Sana the last week and there was a lot of discussion on CIA Shake, 3 lakhs), Karnataka State Science and Technology continuous internal assessment. He requested Dr. Academy, Dr Shilpa got 60 thousand rupees as minor Roveena Wrigt to explain the suggested reforms to the research grant. DST DBT grant is awaiting via Dr. Asha house. She said, one internal examination after the com- Abraham who presented her proposal. Students seed pletion of 60 to 70% of portions over. That should bring money research grant yet to be finalized, five faculty down to 30 marks and remaining portions of the marks is members applied for VGST grants and one applied for based on internal assessment. Remove the mark for at- DST project. Stride identified 14 members as researchers tendance at P G Level. Dr. Chandrashekhar Shetty said, and granted 23 lakhs. Five science webinars in associa- the present system is good in response to the issue. Dr. tion with Pilikula Science Centre, one virtual interna- Loveena Lobo said, more practical sessions than two ex- tional conference, three webinars by science research cell aminations. Fr. Leo added, most of the students writing etc. conducted by the research Centre of the college. Re- one or the other exams. Santhosh Rebello said that as per search advisory committee meeting held on 15th Decem- the learning cycle of the student, they can have one test ber, research ethics committee meeting held on 17th De- or two tests. But faculty is the best source of evaluation of cember, research journal editors meeting held on 20th

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PG Staff Council Meeting

Continued … Page No.  uploaded in the college website. Departments are in- January 2021, a meeting on conducting innovation day on structed to use the allocated budget for the purchase of 3rd February 2021. Ms. Shilpa from botany department library books. Principal added the importance of using availed FIP leave. Five staff members completed their anti plagiarism facility while doing student project work. Ph.D. in this academic year who availed their FIP leave in  Placements - Ms. Flona Soans, Dean Placement : Place- the previous academic year and Four staff members are at ment policy has been drafted. Placement brochure and the verge of submission. Syllabus of “Research Methodology software is ready to help the students to get placed. Stu- and Ethics” for PG courses drafted by the research cell. dent digital notice board for proper information and com- University expert committee visited our college on 11th of munication introduced. Five lakhs is the highest package January to assess the research Centre capacity of our col- for this year’s placement. Already approached 200+ com- lege. Five members from English department, four mem- panies for placement of our students. She requested to bers from Chemistry department and two members from the departments to help the placement cell to strengthen Biotechnology are going to apply for research guideship. He the placement process. Requested the HODs to identify some young staff members  Admissions - Rev. Dr. Praveen Martis SJ, Principal: Ad- to conduct research and publications. Encourage them to missions and recruitment process will start from April have external grants as well as from the grants of MJES. 1st onwards. Prepare the promo of the department. KSET  HR/MOUs /Certificate Courses - Dr. Senek D Souza, and NET preparations. Dr. Norbert Lobo and team work- Dean HR : Informed the house about the certificate pro- ing on this direction. Each department have a target of at gramme in teaching, excellence in online mode, mid time least five to pass the NET or KSET. MOOC courses are review for the newly recruited staff. Recognition and ap- compulsory for all our faculty members. We have to de- preciation, the program started in the campus which se- sign and give those courses under Coursera platform. lected staff of the month, student of the month, alumni of  Directors Remarks: Dr Loveena Lobo: online classes are the month through nominations. Collecting feedback going smoothly. Four seed money research is going on, from students of PG and UG final year has started. Job one stride major research and one minor research. All descriptions for UG and PG released. HR connect soft- staff members have done online courses. Most of the de- ware for performance appraisal and self-appraisal. He partments are doing NET/SLET coaching classes. Sincere thanked the house for the support for conducting thanks to the management for providing excellent infra- knowledge factory programme. He informed the house structure facility including computer lab, Audio-visual that, faculty recruitment is tentatively planned in the room and Drinking water facilities. month of April/May.  Any Other Matter : Dr. Senek, Director of HR & Rela- Principal informed the house about the promotion of Dr.  tions, explained the method of student feedback. Senek to Director of HR & Relations and thanked Dr.  Dr. Alwyn D’Sa, COE and Registrar-in-charge explained Vincent Mascarenhas, former Dean of foreign collabora- about IPSR - the software put for question paper generation cell for his valuable contributions. tion.  Rural Exposure - Dr. Shwetha Rasquinha, CSC Coordina-  Principal thanked the house and the meeting concluded tor : The present condition is not supporting for an out- at 05.15pm. reach programme. If situation permits, we will do it after Reported by Dr. P P Sajimon, Dean of PG Studies. third semester. Principal asked suggestions from the house regarding this issue. Dr. Melisa said, small groups can go and work, experience and come back. Department Webinar on Being an Empathetic Listener can think of in consultation with CSC & CEC in the campus.  Entrepreneurship & Consultancy - Ms. Mamatha, Dean : Principal Congratulated Dr. Mamtha for having P.hD. A Webinar on "Being an Empathetic Listener" was orga- She said entrepreneurs’ cell has organized two webinars nized by NSS unit of St Aloysius College (Autonomous) to enhance the entrepreneur skills of our students. Mangaluru on 21/05/21 using Zoom platform. Alosian Jalsanthe is continuing for the benefit of the local Dr Rekha Ahuja, Assistant Director, SAMAGRA was the entrepreneurs. The certificate course for entrepreneur- resource person, Bhavya Bangera, Converner, Sodari ship is finalized. The cell visited incubation centers to Niveditha Prathistana, Dakshina Kannada was the guest of know about how to start an incubation Centre in the honour and Rev Dr Praveen Martis SJ, Principal, St Aloys- campus. MOU draft is ready for starting incubation Cen- ius College (Autonomous) Mangaluru presided over the tre. Entrepreneurship day along with Innovation Day is program. scheduled in the month of May. Department wise details of areas of consultancy has been collected. One member from each department is nominated to the core committee to coordinate the departmental consultancy services. Mr. Santhosh Rebello emphasized the importance of practice ventures in the campus converting to Realtime ventures and the importance of connecting with different agencies and companies. Fr. Leo observed the importance of advertising the services to known to people.  Library Usage, Purchases & Management - Mr. Uday, Librarian : Library usage is good for PG section according to the librarian. RFID is almost ready. Anti-plagiarism software is also ready. Academic integrity policy is

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How to write an Effective Manuscript to a Scopus Index Journal in Domain of Social Science

the vote of thanks proposed by Ms Revati Radhakrish- D epartment of BBA on collaboration with Research nan. Mr. Ananth Rohit has provided technical support in and Innovation cell has organized a webinar titled sound functioning of the webinar. “How To Write An Effective Manuscript To A Sco- Reported by Ms Arati Shanbhag pus Index Journal In Domain Of Social Science Research” on June 04, A webinar on ‘Stock Markets’ 2021 from 3 pm to 4.30 pm IST through the Zoom platform. webinar on ‘Stock Markets’ was organised by the Meeting ID: A commerce department, UG & PG, St. Aloysius College, 7805529975. Pass Mangaluru in association with Shine Projects, Hydera- Code: BBA bad on 25-05-2021. Vekata Shri Harha, MD & CEO, Dr Ankitha Shetty, Shine Projects was the resource person. Ms. Carrel Pe- Assistant Professor reira introduced and Research Coordi- the resource per- nator, Department of son and wel- Commerce, Manipal comed the gath- Institute of Higher ering. The webi- Education (MAHE) nar took place on was a resource person zoom as well as for the webinar. youtube platform. Dr Suresh Poojary, During the ses- Dean of Research and sion Shri Harha Innovation highlighted explained to the the need of quality publications in the Higher Education participants the sector for career growth in education field therby deliver- concepts of share ing the welcome address. and IPO, Stock Dr Ankitha Shetty has elaborately discussed on writing Exchanges and an effective manuscript in Scopus index journal through stock exchange a detailed presentation. The presentation was compre- operations. The hensive and complete. She has covered the concept of session ended with an open house discussion. At the end writing a title to the research paper, a proper abstract of of the session the participants were asked to fill the a research paper, an introduction, relevance of literature feedback form for attendance and certification. 1300 par- review, methodology adopted, results, finding and dis- ticipants took part in the webinar. Dr. Shoba , HOD cussions which are the integral part of Research Journal. commerce department was present for the webinar. Mr The complete set of information on how to write an effec- Joyan Dsouza, Department of Commerce ( PG) and Ms. tive manuscript is elaborated with DO’s and DON’Ts Carrel Sharel Pereira, Department Economics (deputed while preparing a Manuscript. to Commerce Department) were the programme coordi- Dr Ankitha Shetty has created awareness and listed few nators. Predatory Journals available. A good number of infor- Reported by Ms. Carrel Sharel Pereira mation is exchanged in the webinar by the resource person on how to initiate the research paper writing skills. Overall the webinar was loaded with qualitative infor- Workshop on Vedic Mathematics mation which is a take away for all the participants who actively involved in the webinar. 500 participants made use of the webinar by active in- T he UG Department of volvement which is inclusive of Researchers, Academi- Mathematics organized a cians and students. four day workshop on Ms. Arati Shanbhag, Dean of Business Administration "Vedic Mathematics" from (BBA) has designed the complete webinar structure and 7th to 10th June 2021. Mr modalities. Avinash Daniel Dsouza, Dr. Suresh Poojary, Dean of Research and Innovation Founder and Facilitator, E has graced the webinar with his heartily support and -zy Math, was the resource assisted in sound execution of the webinar. person. Around 110 stu- Ms. Claret Pereira, HOD of Department of BBA has sup- dents had participated in ported for the successful completion of the webinar. the same. Ms. Binni Chan and Ms Revathi Radhakrishnan were the convenors of webinar and played a vital role in sound Ms Rollin Preetha Vaz execution of the webinar. The webinar was moderated by Ms Ann Varghese and

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Valedictory of the international E-Konkani Bhaas & Culture online Certificate Course

This course contained contents like liguistics, 3 scripts of T he valedictory of the international E-Konkani Bhaas Konkani (Kanadi, Romi, Nagari) teaching Konkani, & Culture online Certificate Course was held on June 11 Western and Eastern literary criticism, short stories, on the Zoom virtual platform. novels, films, drama, poetry, journalism, Kudumi, GSB, 43 students irrespective of caste, creed and religion suc- Catholic Konkani folklore, Yakshagana, Gumtan, Vovyo cessfully completed the course. This course was organ- – verse, theatre, history of Konkani etc. Renowned re- ised by the department of Konkani, St Aloysius College source persons from Goa, Mangaluru, Bengaluru and (Autonomous), here, in UAE were roped in to share their knowledge and experi- association with the ence to the online classes. The same team of teachers UGC STRIDE project will engage classes to the upcoming batches as well. under the able leader- ship of Flora Casteli- Reported by Ms Chandrakala no, the course coordinator The department Recognition in Appreciation proudly announced Recognition in Appreciation is a program on St Aloysius that it reached the College (Autonomous) that showcases performers beyond goal to gather interest- the routine. We congratulate the brightest amongst stars ed aspirants who were passionate to learn for their contribution that made us proud. Konkani and culture Stars of May 2021. from USA, Ireland, Kuwait, UAE, Benga- luru, Mysuru, Cochin, Eranakulam, Goa, Mumbai, Udupi and Mangaluru. Fr Dr Praveen Martis SJ, the principal of the college, appreciated the efforts of the Konkani department for taking such a noble initiative. During the programme, he released an e-magazine called 'E-Thupen' which was brought out by the first batch students of the international E-Konkani Bhaas & Culture Online Certificate Course. Dr Austin D’Souza Prabhu, the first editor of this e- magazine 'E-Thupen' highlighted the aims and objectives of the e-magazine and expressed hid gratitude to all the contributors to the e-magazine. Dr Alwyn DSa, the registrar/controller of examinations of the college explained the vision of UGC STRIDE project and released a brochure for the aspirants of the up- Stars of June 2021. coming batch which will commence from July 16. Fr Da- vid Crasta, Bramhavar, Sapna Saldanha Vamanjoor, Vibhav Naik, Mumbai and Wilson Pinto, Abu Dhabi expressed their views regarding the course. The digital drama, 'Poishyak Yek Ser', directed by Arun Raj Rodrigues, was performed as a unique experiment by the participants on this occasion. Roshan Vas and family performed music from Dubai, Sannu Monis and team performed Gumta show from Abu Dhabi. Flora Castelino, coordinator of the certificate course welcomed the virtual gathering. Avinash D’Souza, a partici- pant, compered the programme. Sannu Monis, organiser of the course rendered the vote of thanks. About the online certificate course This international E-Konkani Bhaas and Culture online certificate course was launched on November 13, 2020 and was held once a week from 6 pm to 8 pm. People from diverse cultures, languages and nationalities and passionate Konkani lovers attended the classes enthusi- astically. At the end of every session, there was an inter- action among the participants which helped them grow

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College in News

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Faculty Recharging

MS SUCHETHA VIJAYAKUMAR, PG Dept. of IT DR SANTHOSH B, PG Dept. of IT  Attended a National level workshop on “Patents and  Attended online Session on “Social Media Investiga- Publications” on 1st May 2021 organized by IPR Cell, tion and Analysis” dated on May 20th 2021 organized Sahyadri College of Engg and Management. by CDAC & Ministry of Electronics and Information  Attended a National level workshop on “Recent Technology, Govt. of India Trends” from 8th June 2021 to 12th June 2021 orga-  Attended online Session on “Identity Theft in Cyber- nized by Dept of Computer Science, Ramaiah College space and Security Measures” dated on May 31st 2021 of Arts, Science & Commerce organized by CDAC & Ministry of Electronics and In-  Attended a National level Webinar on "Blockchain, formation Technology, Govt. of India Smart Contract and its Applications" on 1st May 2021  Attended online Session on “Cyber Crimes and Security” organized by CCIS, Srinivas university dated on June 18th 2021 organized by CDAC & Ministry  Attended a National level Webinar on "Tips for Writ- of Electronics and Information Technology, Govt of India ing an effective Research paper" on 20th May 2021 or-  Participated & completed successfully AICTE Training ganized by CCIS, Srinivas university And Learning (ATAL) Academy Online Elementary  Attended a National level Webinar on "Technology FDP on "Principles of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Development and Entrepreneurship" on 26th May 2021 Learning, and Deep Learning" from 2021-06-21 to organized by CCIS, Srinivas university 2021-06-25 at Department of Studies in Computer Sci-  Attended a National level Webinar on " Importance of ence, University of Mysore. Patents & Publications for Faculty and Students " on  Attended online Session on “Cyber Forensics principles” 29th May 2021 organized by CCIS, Srinivas university dated on June 22nd 2021 organized by CDAC & Ministry  Attended a National level Webinar on "Research: Step of Electronics and Information Technology, Govt. of India 1,2,3" from 1st to 5th June 2021 organized by Dept. of Research and Innovation Council, Srinivas University MS LAVEENA C CRASTA, PG Dept. of IT  Attended a National level Webinar on "Machine Learn- Participation: ing and Artificial Intelligence" on 7th June 2021 orga-  Workshop on 'Patents and Publications' on 01- nized by PG and Research Dept. of Computer Science, 05-2021 organized by Sahyadri College of Engineering Sadakathullah Appa College, Rahamath Nagar, Tirunelveli. and Management, Mangalore  Attended a National level Webinar on " Role of AI in  International Conference on 'ICT, CYBER SECURITY transforming the world " on 8th June 2021 organized by & FORENSIC' (ICONICYSEC-2021)' on16-05-2021 and CCIS, Srinivas university 17-05-2021, organized by Srinivas University  Attended a National level Webinar on "Computers,  Webinar on 'Tips for Writing an Effective Research Ethics and Social values " on 12th June 2021 organized Paper' on 20-05-2021, organized by Srinivas University by CCIS, Srinivas university  Webinar on 'Importance of Patents and Publications  Attended a National level Webinar on "Computers, for Faculty and Students' on 29-05-2021, organized Ethics and Social values " on 12th June 2021 organized by Srinivas University by CCIS, Srinivas university  Webinar on 'Emerging Trends in shaping the future  Participated in International Conference on "ICT, leaders for success in 2021 and beyond' on 31-05-2021, Cyber Security & Forensic"-ICONICYSEC 2021 on organized by Srinivas University th th 16 & 17 May 2021 organized by Crown University,  Webinar on 'Research: Step 1,2,3' from 01- 06- Dataspace security and Srinivas University 2021 to 05-06-2021, organized by Srinivas University  Participated in National Conference on Management -  Webinar on 'Hadoop Architecture' on 04- 06- 2 0 2 1 , th Manegma 2021 on 16 June 2021 organized by CMC, organized by Thiruthangal Nadar College, Chennai Srinivas University  Webinar on 'Supply chain management in e- Retailing'  Participated in International Conference on Emerging on 04-06-2021, organized by Srinivas University trends in Computer Science and Technology (ICETCST  Webinar on 'Role of AI in transforming the World' on 2021) on 18th June 2021 and 19th June 2021 organized 08-06-2021, organized by Srinivas University by CCIS, Srinivas University  FDP on Machine Learning and its Applications from MS MANIMOZHI R, PG Dept. of IT 10-06-2021 to 12-06-2021, organized by Thirumala  Attended an online FDP on “Fundamentals of AI & ML” Engineering College from 10th to 14th May 2021 organized by ICT Academy  Webinar on 'Computers, Ethics and Social Values' on  Attended AICTE Training and Learning (ATAL) spon- 12-06-2021, organized by Srinivas University sored Online FDP on "Cybersecurity Analytics" from  National Conference on 'MANEGMA 2021' o n 1 6 - 17th to 21st May 2021 at Jawaharlal Nehru Technologi- 06-2021, organized by Srinivas University with Azteca cal University Anantapuramu (JNTUA), Andhra Pradesh University, Mexico  Attended an online Webinar on "Job Readiness in Pan-  International Conference on 'Emerging Trends in demic" organized by the PG Dept. of IT, St Aloysius Computer Science & Technology (ICETCST-2021)' on College (Autonomous), Mangaluru on 29th May 2021. 18 & 19 June 2021, organized by Srinivas University  Attended an online Webinar on "Multimodal Human DR SHILPA T H, PG Dept. of Physics Computing" organized by the PG Department of Infor- mation Technology, St Aloysius College (Autonomous),  Attended Webinar title: Applying telepsychology in Mangaluru on 26th June 2021. treatments. organized by Indiana Psychological association March 2021

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MR SANTHOSH REBELLO, PG Dept. of IT 18th June to 20th June 2021 Attended a Webinar on  Attended a Webinar on “Blockchain, Smart Contract “Post Covid Business Strategies Unlock 2.0”, organized and its applications”, organized by CCIS, Srinivas by Global Institute of Business Studies (GIBS), Banga- University, Mangalore on 1st May 2021 lore on 12th June 2021  Attended a Webinar on “Patents and Publications”,  Attended a Webinar on “Mindset of an Innovator”, or- organized by IPR Cell, Sahyadri College of Engineer- ganized by Global Institute of Business Studies ing and Management, Mangalore on 1st May 2021 (GIBS), Bangalore on 17th June 2021  Attended a Webinar on “Challenges in HRM : Compe-  Attended Karnataka Digital Economy Mission tencies Vs Soft Skills”, organized by Global Institute of (KDEM) Orientation Webinar on “Developing Startup Business Studies (GIBS), Bangalore on 6th May 2021 Ecosystem beyond Bengaluru” hosted by KDEM Man-  Attended an International Seminar on “Curriculum galuru Cluster 19th June 2021 Internationalization Champions – Internationalization  Attended a Webinar on “Future of Data Science”, orga- of Curriculum – Why ant What for ”, organized by Pro- nized by Shri Sharada Institute of Indian Manage- ject RISHII Team, Universidad de Deusto, Bilbao, ment – Research”, Vasanthkunj, New Delhi on 21st Spain on 11th May 2021 June 2021  Attended a Webinar on “Yoga for Covid 19 - Manage-  Attended National Webinar Series “VIKASANA : NEP ment & Prevention”, organized by IGNOU Regional 2020 Vision to Action”, organized by Disha Bharath in Centre, Bangalore on 13th May 2021 association with Bangalore University on 25th June  Attended an International Webinar on “Managerial 2021 Skills Required to Handle Cross Cultural Teams”, or-  Attended a Quality Improvement Programme (QIP) & ganized by LM Wind Power Denmark & Global Insti- FDP on “How to choose a journal for publishing your tute of Business Studies (GIBS), Bangalore on 15th May 2021 Research for Qualitative and Quantitative Decisions”,  Attended a Webinar on “New Education Policy 2020 organized by Global Institute of Business Studies and Management of Education”, organized by Mizo- (GIBS), Bangalore on 26th June 2021 ram Central University, Mizoram on 20th May 2021  Attended a Karnataka State Level Conclave on Inves-  Attended a Webinar on “SHWAS, AROG and other tor Connect 2021 – “ To unravel the art of a perfect Schemes of SIDBI for MSMEs Karnataka”, organized startup pitch”, organized by Startup Karnataka and K by SIDBI, in association with the Dept. of Industries -tech, Govt of Karnataka on 27th June 2021 and Commerce, Govt of Karnataka on 21st May 2021  Attended a Webinar on “AI inspired Computing”, orga- MS AMRUTHA O, Dept. of Physics nized by Dept. of MCA, Nitte Meenakshi Institute of  Attended webinar on Advanced materials for energy Technology, Bangalore on 25th May 2021 applications organized by Mangalore University.  Attended a Webinar on “Design Thinking is Impera-  Attended webinar on Black fungus organized by St. tive to a successful Management career”, organized by Aloysius Alumni Association Global Institute of Business Studies (GIBS), Banga- lore on 26th May 2021 MR S. ARAVINDA PRABHU, PG Dept. of IT  Attended a Webinar on “Market and Policy Trends for  Attended online “Train The Trainer Programme Enhancement of Advertising Services Exports”, orga- (TTT)” on “Java Programming” conducted by Infosys nized by Services Export Promotion Council (SEPC), Ltd., between 16th to 18th June 2021 Govt of India on 2nd June 2021  Attended an International Webinar on “Spinner Inno- MR VINAY KRISHNA, Dept. of IT vation – Understanding how to analyze the propensity  Attended international conference on "Roles of banks to innovate”, organized by Universidade Europeia, and other financial institutions in funding support for Lisbon, Portugal & Global Institute of Business Stud- the sustainability of startups"- conducted by Depart- ies (GIBS), Bangalore on 4h June 2021 ment of Management, Sahyadri College of Engineering  Attended a Webinar on “Achieving Business Excel- and Management on 28/05/2021. The program dealt in lence”, organized by Institute of Excellence in Manage- the following topics: Funding Support to Start- ment Science, Hubli, Karnataka on 7th June 2021 Ups, Building Sustainable Business Model. The ses-  Attended Global Advisor Startup Session - Overall sions were a panel discussion of industry stalwarts. Process & Platform organized by Wadhwani Founda-  Attended a Two-week online FDP on Pedagogy and tion International from 6th June to 8th June 2021 Research methods from 24/05/2021 to 06/06/2021 con-  Attended a Webinar on “Ushering Rural Prosperity ducted by HRDC and IQAC cell of AMET University amidst of Uncertainty”, organized by NABARD & Mi- (Academy of Maritime Education and Training). The zoram Central University, Mizoram on 9th June 2021 FDP dealt with innovative advanced pedagogy for Pro-  Attended a Webinar on “Creating Organizations for fessional development and student's enhanced learn- Tomorrow – Roadmap for future Entrepreneurs”, orga- ing. New and alternative teaching strategies that can nized by Govt Ramnaraya Chellam College of Com- promote independent, critical, and creative thinking merce and Management, Bangalore with VTPC, Govt among the students both for online and offline ses- of Karnataka on 11th June 2021 sions. Enhance the abilities to carry out independent  Attended National Webinar Series on “Innovative research, write successful research projects, File pa- Technologies”, organized by Sir MVIT Bangalore from tents and publish articles in high impact factor journals

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MR THOMAS C G, PG Dept. of IT Virtual Reality Organized by Patrician College of Arts & Webinars: Science, Chennai on 24-06-2021  Attended a Webinar on Blockchain, Smart Contract Workshops: and its applications Organized by Srinivas University  Attended a Workshop on Patents and Publications on 01-05-2021 Organized by Sahyadri College of Engineering and  Attended a Webinar on NEP 2020 - A Plethora of Op- Management, Mangalore on 01-05-2021 portunities organized by ASSOCHAM India on 04-05-  Attended a Workshop on AI Application Development 2021 using IBM Cloud Organized by Chalapathi Institute  Attended a Webinar on Tips for Writing an Effective of Engineering & Technology, Guntur on 09-06-2021 Research Paper Organized by Srinivas University on Conferences: 20-05-2021  Attended International Conference on ICT, Cyber  Attended a Webinar on The Science of Learning Or- Security and Forensic Organized by CCIS, Srinivas ganized by Mizoram University on 25-05-2021 University, Mangalore and Crown University, Dela-  Attended a Webinar on Technology Development and ware on 16-05-2021 & 17-05-2021 Entrepreneurship Organized by Srinivas University  Attended National Conference on MANEGMA 2021 on 26-05-2021 Organized by Srinivas University with Azteca Uni-  Attended a Webinar on Importance of Patents and versity, Mexico on 16-06-2021 Publications for Faculty and Students Organized by  Attended International Conference on Emerging Srinivas University on 29-05-2021 Trends in Computer Science & Technology (ICETCST  Attended a Webinar on Emerging Trends in shaping -2021) Organized by Srinivas University on 18-06- the future leaders for success in 2021 and beyond Or- 2021 & 19-06-2021 ganized by Srinivas University on 31-05-2021  Attended a Webinar on Research: Step 1,2,3 Orga- Dr CAROLEENA JANEFER, Dept. of Commerce nized by Srinivas University from 01-06-2021 to 05-  Attended National Webinar on ‘Stock markets’, orga- 06-2021 nized by St Aloysius College, Mangalore, on May 25,  Attended a Webinar on Hadoop Architecture Orga- 2021 nized by Thiruthangal Nadar College, Chennai on 04-  Attended National Webinar on ‘Capital Market 06-2021 Awareness’, organized by Christ Nagar College, Tri-  Attended a Webinar on Controlled Partial Image En- vandrum on may 24, 2021 cryption Based on LSIC and Chaotic map Organized  Attended National Webinar on ‘Contribution of Family by Yelagiri Hills ACM Professional Chapter on 05-06- Managed Business in Development of Indian Econo- 2021 my’, organized by Acropolis Institute of Management  Attended a Webinar on How to Write a Book? Orga- Studies and Research, Indore on May 29, 2021 nized by Maahiya Research Labs and ESN publica-  Attended National Webinar on ‘Banking- The Battle tions on 06-06-2021 for Customer’, organized by Canara College, Manga-  Attended a Webinar on Machine Learning and Artifi- lore on June 7, 2021 cial Intelligence Organized by Sadakathullah Appa  Attended National Webinar on ‘Analysis of the Impact College (Autonomous), Tirunelveli on 07-06-2021 of Monetary Policy during Pandemic in India’, orga-  Attended a Webinar on Role of AI in transforming the nized by Badruka College, Hyderabad on June 3, 2021 World organized by Srinivas University on 08-06-  Attended National Webinar on ‘Digital Marketing in 2021 COVID Era’, organized by ABS Academy of Science,  Attended a Webinar on Computers, Ethics and Social Technology and Management, Durgapur on May 29, Values organized by Srinivas University on 12-06- 2021 2021  Attended National Webinar on ‘Research Methodology  Attended a Webinar on Higher Education in the in Commerce and Management using R-Studio’, orga- COVID Era: Challenges & Opportunities Organized nized by St Aloysius College, Mangalore on May 17-20, by XIM University from 17-06-2021 to 19-06-2021 2021 FDPs:  Attended National Webinar on ‘Contemporary Issues  Attended FDP on Introduction to Angular JS Orga- in Commerce and Management’, organized by Besant nized by ICT Academy from 24-05-2021 to 28-05-2021 Women’s College, Mangalore on June 23-25, 2021  Attended ATAL FDP on Next Generation Databases  Attended International Conference on ‘Atmanirbhar Organized by Bhilai Institute of Technology, Durg. Bharat: Building Global Competitiveness through In- from 01-06-2021 to 05-06-2021 novation, Integrity and Inclusion’, organized by Jain  Attended FDP on Recent Trends Organized by University, Bangalore on 25-26 June, 2021 Ramaiah College of Arts, Science & Commerce from 08-06-2021 to 12-06-2021 MS MELVITA LEEMA BARETTO, Dept. of Mathe- matics  Attended ATAL FDP on Wearable Devices and its  Participated in a national level webinar Fundamentals Organized by Birla Vishvakarma Ma- on “Mathematical Software Workshop” organized havidyalaya Engineering College from 21-06-2021 to by Dept. of Applied Sciences and Humanities in associ- 25-06-2021 ation with Mathematics Club, Universal Engineering  Attended PDP on Applications of Augmented & College, Kerala during 02 June - 06 June 2021.

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DR RITA CRASTA, PG Dept. of Physics DR ADARSHA GOWDA, Dept. of Food Processing &  Attended short term course on "Journey from Semi- Engineering conductor Physics to Smart Devices to Intelligent Au- Published Articles: tomation" jointly organized by the National Institute  ಕ ᢂಪು ಅಕ್ಕಿ- ಮಾᢂತ್ರಿಕ ಪಿಧಾನ ಆಹಾರ - ಮಾ邿 뢿郍ರ of Technology Srinagar and Semiconductor Society of  India, during 1st May, 2021 -5th May, 2021. ವರ್ಜಿꃍ ತ ᢂ岿ನ ಣ್ ೆ ಎᢂಬ ಸᢂರ್ಜೀ풿ꂿ- ಮಾ邿 뢿郍ರ  One day webinar on “Advanced Materials for energy  ಔಷಧ ಗುಣವುಳ್ಳ ಸಾᢂಪಿದಾ벿ಕ ಭಾರತ್ರೀಯ ಆಹಾರ ಪದ್ಧತ್ರ— applications” conducted by Department of Physics, ಮಾ邿 뢿郍ರ Mangalore University on 31 May, 2021.  Webinar on “SSR preparation: Understanding the  ಕಲಾᢂಗ ಸಾ풿ರದ್ ಸಲಾᢂ - ಮಾ邿 뢿郍ರ manual and SOP-Part A: Criteria 7” by NAAC Assess-  Developed a product - J : ment and Accreditation Council on 17, May 2021. .  One-day online workshop on "Magnetoelectric Compo- sites" organized by Department of Physics, VVCE, DR VAISHALI RAI, Dept. of Microbiology Mysuru, on 23 June, 2021.  Resource Person: Interactive talk on Planning research at Undergraduate level” at Department of DR NILAKANTHAN V K., PG Dept. of Physics Pharmacology, Yenepoya Medical College.  Attended short term course on "Journey from Semi- conductor Physics to Smart Devices to Intelligent Au- MS SEVERINE PINTO, Dept. of English tomation" jointly organized by the National Institute  Published a Paper entitled “Technology as an Elixir to the of Technology Srinagar and Semiconductor Society of Future of Education: Impact on the Traditional Modes of India, during 1st May, 2021 -5th May, 2021 Teaching” been accepted & Published in 5(1), June 2021 of  One day webinar on “Advanced Materials for energy International Journal of Case Studies in Business, IT, and applications” conducted by Department of Physics, Education (IJCSBE) Mangalore University on 31 May, 2021.  Paper entitled Explication of Motifs in Select Novels of J.M.Coetzee, Published In JETIR ( www.jetir.org ) ISSN UGC Approved (Journal No: 63975) & 7.95 Impact Factor DR ROWENA WRIGHT, Dept. of MBA Published in Volume 8 Issue 8, August-2021 | Date of Publi-  Attended a 3-day National Webinar on Higher Educa- cation: 2021-08-06. tion in the Covid Era: Challenges & Opportunities organized by the School of Governance & Public Affairs MR VISHAL NAYAK, Dept. of Journalism & Mass (SGPA) XIM University from June 17, 2021 to June Communication 20, 2021.  Conducted a two days session on usage of LinkedIn for college students and Careers in Advertising for DR CHANDRA SHEKHARA SHETTY T., PG Dept. of postgraduate students. Physics  Attended short term course on "Journey from Semi-  He also held a similar session for undergraduate conductor Physics to Smart Devices to Intelligent Au- students of St Agnes College, Managaluru on 24 Ju- tomation" jointly organized by the National Institute ly, 2021. of Technology Srinagar and Semiconductor Society of  He added credit to his research credentials by hav- India, during 1st May,2021 -5th May, 2021 ing a research article getting published in a UGC  Seven Days FDP on ‘Research Methodology in Social recognized journal- Communicator Vol LVI (1), Jan- Sciences’ held from 21st to 29th April, 2021 held at March, 2021 with title- ‘Mobile ready and integrated S.M. Shetty College of Science, Commerce & Manage- dialogic communication on Indian political party ment Studies Powai, Mumbai-76 websites: An Analysis’.  One day webinar on “Advanced Materials for energy MS SWETHA MANGALATH, Dept. of Journalism applications” conducted by Department of Physics,  had her interview with Padma Bhushan, V.P. Mangalore University on 31 May, 2021. Dhananjayan a Bharatanatyam artist published in  Webinar on “SSR preparation: Understanding the Mathrubhumi Weekly, an annual Onam special edi- manual and SOP-Part A: Criteria 7” by NAAC Assess- tion, published on 10 August, 2021 in Malayalam. ment and Accreditation Council on 17, May 2021.  IInd Indo-Korea virtual Conference on development of Advance materials for future technologies during 14, 15 May 2021. DR KUMARA K., PG Dept. of Physics  Attended short term course on "Journey from Semi- conductor Physics to Smart Devices to Intelligent Au- tomation" jointly organized by the National Institute of Technology Srinagar and Semiconductor Society of India, during 1st May, 2021 -5th May, 2021  One day webinar on “Advanced Materials for energy applications” conducted by Department of Physics, Mangalore University on 31 May, 2021.

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Dr CAROLEENA JANEFER, Dept. of Commerce MR THOMAS C G, PG Dept. of IT  Contributed as faculty guide in National level student Papers Published: th research paper competition held on 19 June 2021by  Published a paper titled “Study and Analysis of the St Francis Institute of Management and Research. Influence of UX in MIUI – A Case Study on Xiaomi”  Attended International Conference on ‘Atmanirbhar in the International Journal of Case Studies in Busi- Bharat: Building Global Competitiveness through In- ness, It and Education (IJCSBE) novation, Integrity and Inclusion’, organized by Jain  Published a paper titled “A Study and Overview of University, Bangalore on 25-26 June, 2021 and pre- the Mobile App Development Industry” in the Inter- sented paper on ‘Vocal For Local-An Entrepreneurs national Journal of Applied Engineering and Manage- Journey’ ment Letters (IJAEML) DR CHANDRA SHEKHARA SHETTY T., PG Dept. of Resource Person: Physics  Was the resource person for the Certificate Course on  Presented a research paper, T. Chandra Shekhara Web Design using HTML, CSS and JavaScript for UG Shetty*, S.V. Bhat , XPS Studies on Zinc Doped Students on 21 & 25 June 2021 Nd0.65Ca0.35Mn1-xZnxO3 (x= 0.1, 0.3) Nanomanganites at  Was the resource person for a session on 8th Interdisciplinary Symposium on Materials Chemis- “Introduction to Android Application Development” try(ISMC-2020) held during June-17-19, 2021, orga- for Students of Vivekananda College, Puttur on June nized by Bhabha Atomic Research Centre Mumbai, 22, 2021 India. DR LOVEENA LOBO, PG Dept. of Social Work DR ROSHAN MONTEIRO, PG Dept. of Social Work  Was the Resource person for the virtual session on the  Publication: Article titled “Perceived psycho- topic “Positive Thinking” for the Lions and Leo emotional disturbances and health seeking be- Club, Mangalore on 29 May 2021 haviors among Adolescents” has been published in  Delivered a Keynote address for the Webinar on the Peer Reviewed and Referred International Journal of topic “Drug abuse and its effects on stu- Multidisciplinary Educational Research (IJMER) Vol- dents” held on 26 June 2021 organised by Yenepoya ume (10), Issue (4), APRIL, 2021, with JISRAF Impact School and Yenepoya PU College, Mangalore on the Factor 6.514, Index Copernicus Value 5.16 & Interna- occasion of 'International Day against Drug abuse and tional Scientific Indexing Value: 2.286, of IJMER Illicit Trafficking'. DR DANIELLA ANNE L CHYNE, PG Dept. of Food DR SANTHOSH B, PG Dept. of IT Science  Completed certification course “Virtual Machine Fo- rensics” in May 2021 from Udemy  Defended her PhD viva on the  Completed a course through e-learning “CYBER HY- 08 July 2021 at the Indian GINE PRACTICES”, 08th June 2021 organized by Min- Council of Medical Research- istry of Electronics and Information Technology, Govt National Institute of Nutrition of India and implemented by CDAC and has been awarded Doctor  Resource Person for the workshop organized by Vive- of Philosophy in Nutrition by kanda College, Puttur on “Advanced computing and the Osmania University, Hy- Opportunities” 22nd June 2021 and delivered a talk derabad for her work entitled on “Cloud Computing and its Applications” “Studies on the Biodiversity of MR SANTHOSH REBELLO, PG DEPT. OF IT Food Resources in Meghalaya” under the guidance  Certified as an International Entrepreneurship Global of Dr. R. Ananthan, Scientist-D, ICMR - National Educator and Jury (Bronze Level) for Educating, in- Institute of Nutrition spiring and guiding students to create top quality practice ventures as a faculty of Wadhwani-NEN courses in Entrepreneurship. The Number of their DR ZEENA D SOUZA, Dept. student practice ventures evaluated and certified as of Commerce potential real ventures by an independent Global Jury,  Defended her thesis titled : across the world year 2020-21 "Organisational Culture, Employee Attitudes and Per- MS. SWETHA MANGALATH, Dept. of Journalism formance" under the guid-  She has authored a book titled 'Krishnayanam: ance of Dr Suresh Poojary, Kanjoorinte Kalaachinthakal' in Malayalam and was Dean, Research and Innova- published by a temple based in Palakkad. The book is tion, St Aloysius College a short biography/compilation of the talks and articles (Autonomous), Mangaluru. of a multifaceted art scholar and an iconic figure in rd the field of art and cultural criticism- Shri. Kanjoor Viva voce was held on 23 Krishnan Nambutirippadu. July 2021, in the Dept. of studies and research in Commerce, Tumkur University. Tumkur.

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DR NORBERT LOBO, Dept. of Economics MR THOMAS C G, PG Dept. of IT  Authored a book Courses Completed: “Modern Bank Man-  Completed a Course on Understanding Research agement”, InSc Publish- Methods offered by Coursera (University of London) ing House, Chikkamaga- in May 2021 luru. 2021, -ISBN-978-1-  Completed a Course on Getting Started with AWS 954461-73-4 Machine Learning offered by Coursera (Amazon Web  Published an article “ Services) in June 2021 Socio-Economic Analy-  Completed a Course on Quantitative Methods offered sis of In-Migration: A by Coursera (University of Amsterdam) in June 2021 Report of the Field  Completed a Course on The Science of Success: What Study”, Journal of Busi- Researchers Know that You Should Know offered by ness Economics and Man- Coursera (University of Michigan) in June 2021 agement Volume 4 Issue  Completed a Course on Java Programming offered by 2, pp 39-52, July 2021. Great Learning in June 2021  Resource Person for Webinar on Career Guid-  Completed a Course on Writing and publishing a Re- ance : search Paper - Research Paper Guide offered by Ude-  St Michael’s PU College, Madikeri, Career Options for PUC my in June 2021 Science, 03-08-2021  Completed a Course on Beginner's guide to Android  St Lawrence PU College, Moodubelle, Career Options after App Development offered by Udemy in June 2021 PUC, 24-07-2021  St Agnes PU College, Civil Services as a career, 30-06-2021 MS SUCHETHA VIJAYAKUMAR, PG Dept. of IT  St Aloysius College, Career Options for Economics, 16-06-  Published a paper titled “The Mega Conglomerate of 2021 India- Success Story of Growth of Reliance Industries:  St Aloysius College, Options for B.Sc Economics, 11-06-2021 A Case Study” in INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CASE  Boscoss PU College, Options after PUC Science, 14-05-2021 STUDIES IN BUSINESS, IT AND EDUCATION (IJCSBE), ISSN 2581-6942, Volume 5 Issue 1, Pages 143-154.

Student Excellence

Table showing students who have cleared ACCA/CA/CS Papers:

Venkatesh Baliga 183721 ACCA Financial Management 18-09-2020 Ananya D Salian 193727 ACCA Financial Reporting 04-03-2021 COLLIN ANISH DSOUZA 193731 ACCA Financial reporting 10/12/2020 Jenica Melora Menezes 193788 ACCA Financial Reporting 10-12-2020 Krithika 193744 ACCA Financial Reporting 04/03/2021 Lazha fathima p p 183738 ACCA Financial Reporting March 2020 MELBON WILLIAM RODRIGUES 193748 ACCA Financial Reporting 04-03-2021 Mohammed Owais Sheikh 183742 ACCA Financial Reporting 04/03/2021 Neil Nazareth 193755 ACCA Financial reporting 4/3/2021 Sharon Rania Fernandes 193791 ACCA Financial Reporting 10-12-2020 Tushar Mangalat 193773 ACCA Financial Reporting 04/03/2021 Ananya D Salian 193727 ACCA Financial Reporting 04-03-2021 K.E Mohammed Zain 183736 ACCA Financial Reporting 05-03-2020 Nandana Chandran 193754 ACCA Financial Reporting 04-03-2021 Jeeva Jimmy 193739 ACCA Financial Reporting 04-03-2021 Aiswarya Ramesh 193781 ACCA Financial Reporting 04-03-21 Herschelle Rego 193738 ACCA Financial Reporting 04-03-2021 Pratiksha V Kumar 193761 ACCA Financial Reporting 04/03/21 Sahl Abdul Rafeeque 193767 ACCA Financial Reporting 10-12-20 K A Safwana 193740 ACCA Financial Reporting 04-03-2021 Ananya D Salian 193727 ACCA Financial Reporting 04-03-2021 Krithika 193744 ACCA Financial Reporting 04-03-2021 Vritika Shalwin Mascarenhas 183788 ACCA Financial Reporting 05-03-2020 Anusri Kamath 183680 ACCA Strategic Business Reporting 10-12-2020

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Table showing students who have cleared ACCA/CA/CS Papers:

Shishira Shetty 183864 CA Intermediate group 1 22-11-2020 K P Abhijith 193842 CA CA Foundation December 2020 Sufyaan Mohamed Salim 183867 CA CA Foundation 08-12-2020 Sufyaan Mohamed Salim 183867 CA CA Foundation 08-12-2020 Sufyaan Mohamed Salim 183867 CA CA Foundation 08-12-2020 A. Sarah Hibah 193821 CA CA Foundation 10/12/2020 Jyothi Vivek 193841 CA CA Foundation 14/12/2020 P.Neelesh Bhat 193899 CA CA Foundation 8-12-2020 Shrusti DR 183823 CA CA Foundation 14th December, 2020 Shrusti DR 183823 CA CA Foundation 14th December, 2020 Sruthi Muraleedharan 193873 CA CA Foundation 10/12/21 till 14/12/21 Diya D'Cunha 183624 CA CA Foundation 14/12/2020 Omar Sherif Madathil 193898 CA CA Foundation 08-12-2020 Shishira Shetty 183864 CA CA Foundation 4-6-2019 Sanskruti S James 193861 CA CA Foundation 08/12/2020 Shaina Saimon Rodrigues 193865 CA CA Foundation 08-12-2020 to 14-12-2020 Rachel Janice Pinto 193167 CA CA Foundation 08-12-2020 Alistair Shreyas M D’souza 193639 CA CA Foundation 10-12-2020 to 14-12-2020 VALINKA S CABRAL 183871 CA Intermediate Group -1 22-11-2020 Abdul Hameed Hameem Nasooh 193521 CS CSEET 21/11/2020 M Nidhi Mallya 183183 CS CSEET 08/05/2021 Reona Melita Fernandes 183639 CS CSEET 25 November 2020 Lekhana P P 183809 CS Foundation 8th May 2021 Shivani Rao 193191 CS Jurisprudence and Interpretation of Gen- 21-12-2020 eral laws ( subject ) in Module 1 Anusri Kamath 183680 ACCA Advanced Financial Management 11-06-2021 Daren Naren Miranda 183725 ACCA Audit and Assurance 07/12/2020 Aditya Kamath 183776 ACCA Audit and Assurance 06/03/2021 James J Manjakunnel 183731 ACCA Audit and Assurance 01/03/2021 Caleda Jeanelle 183723 ACCA Audit and Assurance 07-12-2020 Anusri Kamath 183680 ACCA Audit and Assurance 07-09-2020 Vritika Shalwin Mascarenhas 183788 ACCA Audit and Assurance 01-03-2021 Amal Joy 183767 ACCA Financial Management 10-09-2020 Anusri Kamath 183680 ACCA Financial Management 11-09-2020 Athira Lathish 183779 ACCA Financial Management 11-12-20 Divya Furtado 183727 ACCA Financial management 07-06-2021 Faisal AK 183729 ACCA Financial Management 05-03-21 George Thomas 183763 ACCA Financial Management 11-12-2020 Jeevan Jin Jose 183733 ACCA Financial Management 11-12-20 Marva Kasim HK 183794 ACCA Financial Management 11-12-2020 Marva Kasim HK 183794 ACCA Financial Management 11-12-2020 Nireeksha H Devadiga 183747 ACCA Financial management 11/12/2020 Renisha Pinto 183752 ACCA Financial Management 11-12-2020 Sarah Sequeira 183754 ACCA Financial Management 11/12/2020 Tanusree P S 183757 ACCA Financial Management 11- 12- 2020 Varun Dsouza 183759 ACCA Financial Management 10-12-2020 Vighnesh Manoharan 183770 ACCA Financial Management 05/03/2021 Wencita Rani D'souza 183760 ACCA Financial Management 05/03/2021 Varsha Rajan 183787 ACCA Financial management 11-12-2021 Astrel Menezes 183778 ACCA Financial Management 11-12-2020 Cherryl Mabeth Rego 183724 ACCA Financial Management 11/12/2020 Daren Naren Miranda 183725 ACCA Financial Management 18/09/2020 Jancila Teresa cutinha 183732 ACCA Financial Management 11-12-2020 Karthavya P 183737 ACCA Financial management 05-03-2021 Karthavya P 183737 ACCA Financial management 05-03-2021 Rishal Martis 183753 ACCA Financial Management 11-12-2020 Shaima afrath 183764 ACCA Financial Management 05/03/2021 Vritika Shalwin Mascarenhas 183788 ACCA Financial Management 05-03-2021 Aditya Kamath 183776 ACCA Financial Management 10/12/2020 K.E Mohammed Zain 183736 ACCA Financial Management 05-03-2021 James J Manjakunnel 183731 ACCA Financial Management 06/03/2020 Caleda Jeanelle Dsouza 183723 ACCA Financial Management 11-12-2020 Mohammad Nihal Thidil Noushad 183782 ACCA Financial Management 11-12-2020 Eshal Rodrigues 183728 ACCA Financial Management 11/12/2020

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JANICE STARLET D’SILVA OF SAC BECOMES ACCA PG Dept. of Physics: Ms Pooja V R of M.Sc Physics AFFILIATE selected for summer research program on Online school Janice Starlet Joseph D’Silva, a former student of St and discussion meeting on Trapped Atoms, Molecules Aloysius College and Ions between 10 May 2021 to 22nd May 2021 at In- (Autonomous), Manga- ternational Centre for Theoretical Sciences of the Tata luru who studied B.Com. Institute for Fundamental Research, Bangalore. Degree with 3rd Rank has All students of First year MSc Physics attended short now become an ACCA term course on "Journey from Semiconductor Physics to Affiliate by completing Smart Devices to Intelligent Automation" jointly orga- the ACCA Advanced Di- nized by the National Institute of Technology Srinagar ploma in Accounting and and Semiconductor Society of India, during 1st May, Business. She completed 2021 -5th May, 2021 all the 13 papers of AC- The following students research papers are selected for CA in a single attempt. presentation in “National Conference on Recent Advanc- Janice is a native of es in Smart and Irradiated Materials and their Applica- Mangalore, born and tions (RASIMA)'', organized by Kuvempu University. raised in Kuwait and did her schooling in Carmel School,  Rachana, Riya Fathima D’mello, Sebastian Fer- Kuwait. She was the school topper for Class 12 CBSE nandes, Rita Crasta, Suresh S “Natural Radioactivity Examinations and ranked overall 2nd in Kuwait. Concentration In Environmental Matrices”, Janice recalls her journey as an ACCA graduate since  Vibha V. Naik, Nikhita Narendra Savant, Sushma, she came to seek admission to B.Com. at St Aloysius Col- Rita Crasta, Suresh.S. “Measurement of Radon con- lege (Autonomous), Mangaluru. She says that, when she centrations in drinking water in Coastal regions of came to St Aloysius College for admission in 2016 with Karnataka, South India” good credits and achievements, Dr John D’Silva, the for-  AbhijithChandran, Manasa, Mridul K, Swaroop K, H mer Vice-principal guided and motivated her to take up M Somashekarappa, Rita Crasta “Gamma Irradiation B.Com. with ACCA course which was newly introduced Synthesis and Swelling Evaluation of PVA Hydrogels” at St Aloysius College (Autonomous). Due to the global E- BIZZ’- ECONOMICS COMPETITION : pandemic, Janice focussed on self-study method and at- Jissmon George, Reg No. 201138 of I B.A. tempted all the papers. As the ACCA course was just has won the first prize in National Level introduced, she could not get any exemptions in B.Com. Economics Competition ‘E- bizz’ hosted by papers, her dedication and perseverance made her to St Joseph’s College (Autonomous), Banga- clear all the 13 papers in a single attempt. lore on the ways to deal with regaining of Janice is grateful to St Aloysius College, the lecturers Indian Economy after the Covid period on May 20, 2021. and especially Dr John D’Silva, the former Vice Princi- The competition constituted of speech competition, de- pal, who encouraged her to stay determined and go the bate competition and finally interview. extra mile with his constant support. Deeksha Shetty, Reg No. 201283 of I B.A. The Management, Principal and the staff of St Aloysius has won first place in “THE BEST ECON- College (Autonomous), Mangaluru congratulate Janice OMIST” event of National Level Economics for her academic achievement and wish her all success in Competition ‘E- bizz’ hosted by St Joseph’s her future endeavours. College (Autonomous), Bangalore on the ways to deal with regaining of Indian Econ- omy after the Covid period on May 20, 2021.

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