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Programmes Organized by the University, Departments and Colleges SNDT ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 Women’s University 25 Programmes Organized by the University, Departments and Colleges The University organized 11 programmes during the year 2012-13. Departments and Colleges organized 130 academic programmes which included International, National and State level conferences, workshops, seminars and other programmes during the year. Detailed information about these 130 programmes is given below. Programmes / Events Organized by the University Maharshi Karve Lecture Series 2012-13 The Maharshi Karve Lecture Series was inaugurated on January 18, 2012 by Prof. Ram Takwale. The following Jan 11: Prof. Dahejia (Mriganayani to Gajgamini: A celebration of lectures were organized during the year 2012-13. womanhood in Indian Art) 1. Mr. Nagesh Kesari delivered Maharshi Karve Lecture on Effects of Parliamentary Affairs on Social Life on Sept 27, 2012 at Juhu campus. 2. Prof. Sanjaya Mishra spoke about Teachers, Technology and Transformation on October 5, 2012 at Juhu campus. 3. Prof. Harsha Dahejia, Professor, College of Humanities, Carlton University, USA delivered Maharshi Karve Lecture on Mriganayani to Gajgamini: A celebration of womanhood in Indian Art on January 11, 2013. 4. Dr. Anil Avachat, renowned author delivered Maharshi Karve Lecture on Our Lifestyle today! On February 27, Feb 27: Dr. Anil Avachat (Our Lifestyle today!) 2013 at Pune Campus. 5. Dr. Satyapal Singh, Police Commissioner, Mumbai delivered Maharshi Karve Lecture on Dealing with Naxalism on March 28, 2013. Oct 5: Prof. Sanjaya Mishra (Teachers, Technology and Transformation) Maharshi Karve Lecture Series 2012-13 Dr. Satyapal Singh SNDT ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 Women’s University 26 Programmes Organized by the University, Departments and Colleges 6. International Women’s Day (March 8, 2013) 9. Republic Day (January 26, 2013) A Torch Rally was organized by the department of The Republic Day was celebrated on 26th January Student Welfare and Department of Physical Education 2013 at Juhu Campus at 9.30 a.m. The Chief Guest, and Sports on 8th March, 2014 at Churchgate campus. Smt. Kiran Bajaj, Industrialist & Environmentalist, More than 500 students and 50 teachers Participated President, IMC Ladies Wing hoisted the flag and in this rally. The students created awareness about addressed the gathering. Hon’ble Pro-Vice Chancellor, empowerment of women through education. Dr. Vandana Chakrabarti gave the welcome address and introduced the Guest. Various cultural activities A programme “In Conversation with Smt. Rohini were performed by the students like patriotic songs, Hattangadi and Smt. Vinoo Hinduja” was organized at street play, etc. NCC Cadets performed Rappelling Juhu campus on March 8, 2013. Prof. T J Mathew and and River Crossing Display. Hon’ble Vice Chancellor Prof. Satyadev Tripathi, Head, Department of Hindi Prof. Vasudha Kamat delivered presidential address. interviewed the guests. The vote of thanks was given by Dr. S. Kumudhavalli, Registrar. On Pune campus the International Women’s Day was celebrated with a programme “In conversation 10. Education Fair (Feb 1-3, 2013) with Padmashree Nileema Mishra”. SNDT College of Arts and Commerce, Pune (MCVC) also celebrated Education Fair was organised on Juhu campus duirng Women’s Day by organizing variety of awareness Feb 1-3, 2013. There was an excellent response from programmes. prospective students, parents and local residents. All the Departments and colleges took part in projecting programmes offered by their institutions. Mr. Sunil Prabhu, Hon’ble Mayor of Mumbai was the Chief Guest for Inaugural session and Mr. Vikas Rastogi, (IAS) Secretary to Governor of Maharashtra inaugurated the Semianr on University Programmes organised Smt. Rohini Hattangadi during the Fair. Seminars, Conferences Organized by the Colleges and Departments Smt. Vinoo Hinduja Education Fair (Feb 1-3, 2013) 7. University Foundation Day (July 5, 2012) The Foundation Day of the University was celebrated on all three campuses. 8. Independence Day (Aug 15, 2012) On 15th of August 2012, the University celebrated the Independence Day at Juhu Campus, with air charged up with enthusiasm and patriotism. The programme began with the hoisting of the flag by Hon. Vice Chancellor Prof. Vasudha Kamat, who then addressed the gathering. The vote of thanks was proposed by Dr. Linda R. Dennis. SNDT ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 Women’s University 27 Programmes Organized by the University, Departments and Colleges Seminars, Conferences Organized by the Departments and Colleges Departments (arranged alphabetically) Department Workshop, Seminar, Conferences Date Continuing and Adult Education and 11. National Workshop on Fieldwork Component in Training March 15-16, 2012 Extension Work, Churchgate Lifelong Learning Professionals 12. Seminar on Gandhian Thoughts sponsored by Canadian September 30, 2013 Study Centre under UGC Area Studies. Art and Painting, Churchgate Workshops on: 13. Ceramic & Metal work January 7 and 12, 2013 14. Restoration of Oil Paintings conducted by Mr. N. P. Joshi January 21, 2013 15. Paper Workshop conducted by Mr. Rajendra Gole January 22, 2013 Commerce, Pune 16. Guest Lecture on Derivatives Markets April 9, 2013 17. Interactive session on Leadership Qualities April 4, 2013 Commerce, Churchgate 18. Workshop on NET / SET in Commerce October 4-5, 2012 Communication Media for Children, Pune 19. National Level Film Festival - Our Lives to Live: No to December 14-16, 2012 Gender Violence in collaboration with International Association of Women in Radio & Television (IAWRT) Economics, Churchgate 20. Neera Desai Memorial Lecture in collaboration with September 23, 2012 Research Centre for Women’s Studies on Androgyny : Is it relevant for feminist theory and practice? by Prof. Patricia Oberoi 21. Sixth Krishna Raj Memorial Lecture on Contemporary March 3, 2013 Issues in Health and Social Sciences by Dr Yogesh, Jain Jan Swasthya Sahayog, Chhattisgarh 22. Guest Lecture by Dr. Gunnar Gilbert, Gothenburg March 4, 2013 University 23. Guest Lecture by Prof. Chiranjib Sen, Azim Premji March 18, 2013 University, Bangalore. 24. Two day National Seminar sponsored by Canadian March 19-20, 2013 Studies Centre, S.N.D.T. Women’s University, Mumbai on Sustainable Development : An Indo-Canadian Perspective. 25. Lecture on India-China Trade and Commerce: Problems April 10, 2013 and Prospects by Dr. Liu Youfa, Consul General of People’s Republic of China in Mumbai Education, Churchgate 26. Workshop on Writing Skills by Dr. Pushpa Pai October 9, 2012 27. Workshop on Stress Management by Dr. Neelakshi November 22, 2012 Lavakare Educational Technology, Juhu 28. National Seminar on Integration of ICT in Higher June 25, 2012 Education 29. India-Canada International Conference on Open and February 20-22, 2013 Flexible Distance Learning. Workshops on Integrating ICTs in Higher Education for June 25-30, 2012 faculty of the SNDT Women’s University and affiliated Colleges at: 30. Juhu Campus SNDT ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 Women’s University 28 Programmes Organized by the University, Departments and Colleges Departments (arranged alphabetically) Department Workshop, Seminar, Conferences Date Educational Technology, Juhu 31. Pune Campus July 16-20, 2012 32. SNDT College of Arts & SCB College of Commerce & August 27-31, 2012 Science for Women Workshops on Development of Open and Distance Learning March 18-22, 2013 Material at: 33. P.N Doshi College of Arts, Commerce and Home Science, Ghatkopar 34. Dr BMN College of Home Science April 15- 20 , 2013 35. Workshops for officers of the University on Use of November 19, 2012 Collaborative Web 2.0 tools in Administration. English, Churchgate 36. Workshop on Drama by Atul Tiwari, theatre personality, November 28, 2012 script writer and critic. 37. Seminar by Dr. Mridula Nath Chakraborty, Postdoctoral February 15,2013 Research Fellow, Writing and Society Research Centre, School of Humanities and Communication Arts, University of Western Sydney. 38. Symposia on Women in the Public Sphere: Perspectives February 8,2013 from Egypt and UK. conducted by Ahdaf Soueif, eminent novelist from Egypt. 39. Seminar on Cinematic Reality by Vidyarthi Chatterjee, March 15, 2013 film critic, commentator and activist on Cinematic Reality 40. Qunbec Film Festival : Discovery of Québec through January 29-30, 2013 Cinema. 41. International Seminar – Round Table on Rethinking March 21-22, 2013 Literature Studies :Perspectives India-Canada. Continuing and Adult Education and Workshops on : Extension Work, Churchgate 42. Coping with Life’s Challenges January 17, 2013 43. Development of Health Communication Packages for January, 21, 2013 Community. 44. Financial Education April 15-16, 2013 45. Organised a Training Programme for pre-primary February 4- March 14, teachers in collaboration with Rotary Club, Green City. 2013 46. A five day programme was organised in collaboration May 6-10,2013 with Department of Human Development on Life Skills for Adolescents for Hamara Foundation. Food Science and Nutrition, Juhu 47. Training on Hazards Analysis of Critical Control Points October 6-7, 2012 48. LS 55 Luminescence Spectrometer basics and March 6, 2012 operation 49. Hands on operational training on ICP 7000DV model April 9, 2012 50. Basics of FTIR and hands on operational training on 11th April 2012 Frontier model 51. Basics of ICP and hands on operational training on April 16, 2012 7000DV mode 52. Hands on operational training on ICP 7000DV model August 12, 2012 SNDT ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 Women’s University 29 Programmes Organized by the University,
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