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Mary Matha College Annual Report 2013 Presented on 8Th March, 2013 By Mary Matha College Annual Report 2013 Presented on 8th March, 2013 by Fr. Issac. P.J.CMI Principal Mary Matha College Managed by CMI Fathers (Affiliated to Madurai Kamaraj University) Periyakulam East -625604, Theni District, TN Phone: 04546-235272, 372, 09488225999, Fax No: 04546-235092 Web: www.marymathacmi.com Email:[email protected] - 0 - Mary Matha College of Arts & Science Managed by CMI Fathers College Annual Report Presented on Friday the 8th March, 2013 By Fr. Issac. P.J. CMI, Principal Welcome Rev. Fathers, Disturiguished guests, invited dignitaries, respected parents of students, teaching and non teaching staff, alumni members, and my dear students, hearty welcome to this third annual day celebrations of Mary Matha College. It gives me immense pleasure to welcome the chief guest of the day Dr. Rajiakodi, Dean Madurai Kamaraj University, He is a distinguished educator, administrator and above all he is a good person and a very good friend of our college. I thank you sir for having accepted our invitation to be the chief guest of this function. We are happy to have Fr.Philip as the president of this function. He is an educator, administrator, the Principal of Chavara ICSE School, Amanakara and councilor for education CMI St. Joseph Province Kottayam. As we celebrate 3rd Annual day of Mary Matha College it is my duty and privilege to present this Annual report before you. In the annual Report we look back in order to look ahead. We try to learn to serve better. We thank Almighty God for his kind and ever loving providence. By the grace of God we had an eventful academic year 2012-13. Mary Matha College established in 1994 as JC College, is owned and managed by CMI Fathers under the Bodhi Niketan Trust from 2009-10 onwards. This is the fourth academic year of this institution in the CMI Management. - 1 - The CMI’s The Carmelites of Mary Immaculate [CMI] is the first indigenous Catholic religious Congregation for men started in 1831 by three zealous and God experienced men - Fr. Thomas Palackal and Thomas Porukkara and Blessed Kuriakose Elias Chavara. The CMI educational endeavours aim at forming leaders who are intellectually competent, spiritually mature, morally upright, psychologically integrated, physically healthy and socially acceptable , who will champion the cause of justice, love, truth and peace and who are ever open to further growth. Mary Matha College shares the CMI vision of education and we aim at the holistic development of the students with the Motto: “Committed to Excellence”. The Process of name change of the College from Jayaraj Chelladurai College to Mary Matha College is completed in this academic year 2012-2013 with the consent of Department of Collegiate Education & Madurai Kamaraj University. The secret of the success of our educational institutions is a community of teachers who are committed to their vocation, professionally competent, morally upright, just and humane in dealings, and who grow in the holistic vision of education. Faculty We have 42 fulltime and 4 part time faculty members and 1 Librarian, of whom 30 are M. Phil degree holders, 4 Ph.D., holders and 5 are pursuing Ph.D. The administrative work is being successfully carried out by 8 non- teaching staff and 8 supporting staff of this college. The library has a collection 9020 of books. 2000 books are added during the current year. Faculty development program was organized in Puliyanamala, Kerala in the beginning of this academic year. 10 Staff meetings were conducted in this academic year in which the Principal and faculty members discussed and planned various activities. - 2 - The birthdays of all the faculty members and other important occasions were celebrated under the leadership of the celebration Committee. In house faculty seminar was conducted in the first two weeks of June 2012 before starting the classes in which all faculty members presented papers on topics of their own choice. This enhanced their teaching and learning skill. Faculty Participation in Conferences / Seminars/ Workshops Name Title of the topic Institution Date Seminar N o 1. Fr.Issac P J CMI Towards a more Madurai Kamaraj 24,25.08.2012 Workshop Principal effective University Administration 2. Towards a more effective Madurai Kamaraj 24, 25 august Two day workshop administration University 2012 3. Semantic Technology N.P.R.College, 28 .09.2012 Workshop Dindigul 4. National Level Workshop N.P.R Arts & Science 28th September National on semantic Technology College 2012 5. Indian Higher Education Kristu Jayanti College, 29, 30, Two day Five decades a head. Bangalore December 2012 National Conference Virtual Learning in Higher Education 6. International conference Kristu Jayanti College, 15th & 16th on current Trends in Bangalore February 2013 Advanced Computing 7. Dr. P. Sorubarani Recent Trends in modern Theni College of Arts & Oct 20, 2012 State Level - 3 - 8. Asst Professor & business Science 9. Head, Department FDI in India Arul Anandar College, 9.01.2013 State Level Of Commerce advantages amd Karumathur disadvantages 10. Workpalce equity Jayaraj Annapackiam 7, 8.02.2013 National College for Women, conference Periyakulam 11. Risks in International Nadar Saraswathi 02.02.2013 Trade College of Arts & National Level Science, Theni 12. Benefits of FDI in Sowrashtra College, 01.02.2013 National Level Retail in India Madurai 13. Ethical issues in the Nadar Saraswathi 02.02.2013 Financial Services College of Arts & National Level Industries Science, Theni 14. Ms.M. Shanmugapriya. FDI in India Arul Anandar College, 9.01.2013 State Level Lecturer, Commerce advantages amd Karumathur disadvantages 15. Mrs.Jasline Presilda Tamil Computing and Anna University, 7, 8 .09.2012 Asst Professor, Tamil open source Chennai 16. Mother tongue Puducheery Institute of 11th & 12th National Seminar influence on Tamil Linguistics and Culture October 2012 Language Learning for Malayalam students. 17. “Remedial Measurement Annamalai University, December 28, International level Tool” for computer Annamalai Nagar 29, 2012 assisted language learning - 4 - 18. “Problems and Solution Puducherry Institute of December 16, International level on Teaching Tamil Linguistics and culture 2012 Language Students” (PILC) & Southern Regional Language Centre, CITC, Mysore 19. Mrs.G.Gnanamani Growth and Nadar Saraswathi 02.02.2013 Lecturer, Management Opportunities in College of Arts & National Level studies International Trade Science, Theni 20. Mr.M.S. Raj Mohan, Heritage Food of Arul Anandhar 15.02.2013 Guest Lecture Lecturer, HM & CS Tamilnadu College, Karumathur 21. Mr.S.Packiyaraj, Innovations of Graph Jayaraj Annapacikam December 5th National Lecturer, Mathematics Theory College, 2012 Thamarikulam 22. Oneday Life Jayaraj Annapackiam February 21st National Orientation College, 2013 Programme and Thamarikulam Disaster Management 23. Advanced stochastic Nadar Saraswathi 31.08.2012 State modeling College of Arts & Science 24. Mathematical Mathematical club, Importance and its uses Velammal School, in the modernized Madurai world 25. Lanchester Compat Pannaikadu 15th & 16th State Level Model Using Veerammal February 2013 Workshop Differential and excel Paramasivam College, Batlagundu - 5 - 26. Mr.T. Sivasubramaniraja Lanchester Compat Pannaikadu 15th & 16th State Level Lecturer, Mathematics Model Using Veerammal February 2013 Workshop Differential and excel Paramasivam College, Batlagundu 27. International Mannar Thirumalai 8th-10th International Conference on Naicker College, January 2013 Conference Advances in stochastic Madurai Modeling 28. Mr. Govindarajan, Asst Recent Trends in Jayaraj Annapackiam 5th & 6th Profeesor, Physics Advanced Materials College for Women February 2013 29. Mr.A. Antopragash “Thomas Hardys Udaya College of Arts Lecturer, English Return of the Native” & Science, Vellamodi, Kanyakumari. 30. Socio – Cultural Ethos The Gandigram Rural 11th to 13th National Seminar Versus Existentialism Institute – Deemed February 2013 in Shashi Tharoor’s University Riot : A love Story 31. K.P.Siva Effect of Varied Alagappa University 19th & 20th International Regiments of October Conference Resistance Training 2 012 selected physical and Physiclogical Variables Among College Men students Fr.Joby Alex, HOD of Biotechnology running the project of waste water filtration and purification for the campus by planting varieties of plants and trees. - 6 - Dr.P.Sorubarani, Head, Department of Commerce has presented in the state level Seminar on Emerging Trends and strategies in Modern Business organized by the Theni College of Arts and Science, Veerapandi, Theni at 20.10.2012 for which paper she received best paper award. Mr.P.Shanmuga Sundaram, Asst.Prof of Physics is the co author of the article Synthanyma & Chractertizetion of “Cd” dopped “Zno” nano particle, which is published by the journal of “New Innovation” in this academic year. Our faculty members attended or presented papers in 31 national and International seminars or conferences. Time constraint compels me to skip reading the details. Mr.M.Harikrishnan, Tamil department has submitted his research thesis for Ph.D. Madurai Kamaraj University NSS Programme Officer award in the year 2011-2012 was secured by Mr.C.Atheeswaran, NSS Programme Officer, Mary Matha College. Hearty Congrats to all faculty members for their achievements. Infrastructure The college has enough infra structure facilities required to impart quality education, such as well equipped library, computer Labs, well furnished Bio-Sciences Labs, Labs and Training centers
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