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Department of Collegiate Education Dr. G. Shankar Govt Women's First Department of Collegiate Education Dr. G. Shankar Govt Women’s First Grade College & Pg Study Centre Ajjarkadu, Udupi Personal Profile 2019-20 Part A - Basic Details of the Faculty Upload your 1. Name ` : Smt. Jayalakshmi recent passport 2. Designation : Assistant Professor in Economics size photo here 3. Department : Economics & Rural Development 4. Qualification : M.A. in Economics 5. NET/SLET : NET 6. Date of Joining : 07/09/2009 7. Date of joining present college : 07/09/2009 8. Teaching experience (in years) :16 Years 9. Phone/Cell No. : 9449211990 10. Email-Id : [email protected] 11. Residential Address : W/o Udaya naik Sri Laxmi Govinda Krupa Near Barkur Railway Station Maskibail Herady Village Barkur Udupi - 576 210 Part B – Criteria-wise Inputs/Information for the Year 2019-20 1.1.Details of classes engaged by the faculty during the year 2019-20 Sl Class Name of the Paper Hours per week Number of students No engaged in the class 1. I BCOM D Business Economics 04 81 Money and Public Finance 2. II BCOM E International Trade and 04 84 Finance I & II 3. I BA PRJ Rural Institutions in India 04 23 Rural Economy of India 4. II BA Monetary Economics 02 58 International Economics 5. I BBA Principles of Economics 02 27 Mangerial Economics 1.2.Details of membership of Academic Bodies during the year 2018-19. Sl Nature of the Academic Name of the institution Designation in the No Body academic body 1. BOE Mangalore University Member (2020) 1.3.1 Details of Certificate/ Diploma Courses/Others conducted as Coordinator during the academic year (if any) Sl Name of the Agency conducting the course Duration of the course No certificate/diploma (From-To) course/Others Nil 1.3.2 Details of Certificate/ Diploma Courses/Others attended during the academic year (if any) Sl Name of the certificate/diploma Agency that Duration of the course No course/Others conducted the course (From-To) 1. Short Term Course on Climate HRDC Kannur 13.12.2019-19.12.2019 Change University 2. Introduction to Environmental NPTEL 12 Weeks (Jan-Apr 2020) Economics 3. Micro Economics Theory and NPTEL 12 Weeks (Jan-Apr 2020) Applications 4. Short Term Course on One week HRDC Kannur 06-03-2020 to 12-03-2020 contact/hands on University experience programme for ARPIT Learners 1.4 Field Projects/Internships assigned by the faculty to students during the year (if any) Project/Programme/Internship Title No. of students enrolled for Field Projects / Internships Nil 2.1 Were you mentor to students during the academic year? If yes, mention number of mentees under your mentorship. Yes. Number of mentees under my mentorship 81. 2.2 Honours and recognitions received by the faculty during the academic year, if any (state, national and international level only). Sl Name of the Award Organization from which the award was No received Nil 2.3 Pass percentage of students in the classes engaged by the faculty S No Class Number of students appeared Number of Percentage for exam students passed 1. I BCOM D 81 65 80 2. II BCOM E 84 81 96.4 3. I BA PRJ 22 21 95 4. II BA 58 53 91 5. I BBA 27 26 96.29 (Distinction, First Class, Second Class and other break-up may be provided in Department Profile only) 2.4 Innovative teaching methods used by the faculty during the year with focus on interactive methods, problem solving methods and participative learning methods (Max 100 words) Along with traditional method, seminars and group discussions are conducted. Frequently asked questions in order to keep them attentive in the class. 3.1 Details of research activities being pursued during the academic year Course Date of University Title of the Study Topic (M.Phil/Ph.D./ Registration/Admission etc.) Nil 3.2 Details of Research Degrees received by the faculty during the academic year M.Phil/PhD Date of Award of University Title of the Study Topic Degree Nil 3.3 Details of PhD awarded during the academic year under the guidance of the faculty. Name of the University Topic of Study Date of Award Research Scholar of Degree Nil 3.4 Research projects completed /Ongoing(Major/Minor) (if any): Nil 3.5.1 Number of Seminars/Conferences/Workshops/Trainings etc. attended Nature of International National State Regional Participation Attended Nil Nil 01 Nil Paper Presented Nil 01 Nil Nil Resource Person Nil Nil Nil Nil 3.5.2 Details of Seminars/Conferences/Workshops/Trainings etc. attended as Resource Person/Moderator/Chairperson/Other (beginning with latest): Sl. Title of the Seminar/ Name of the Type (National Date held No. Conference/workshop University level/State level/ /College/ Regional/Univer Institution sity level/ College level/ etc) 1. Capacity Building Programme St. Joseph Regional 12.07.2019 on “Introduction of Canvas - Engineering LMS” College 2. National Conference on Dr. G Shankar National 31.01.2020 Contemporary issues in Govt. Women’s Commerce and Management First Grade College, Ajjarkadu Udupi 3.6.1 Research Publications/Articles/Books during the academic year, if any (beginning with latest): S No Title of the Paper/Publication/Book Publisher/Journal ISBN/ISSN Number 1. “Banking Habits of Rural Women – A Asia Specific 2320-5504 Study with Reference to Udupi District” 3.6.2 Details of membership in Editorial Boards of Journals/Books/Text Book Committee etc (beginning with latest): S No Nature of Membership Title of Journal/Book/Text Publishing Book etc Agency/House/University Nil 3.7 Extension activities carried out by faculty for students during the academic year S No Title of the activity Collaborating agency Number of students Nil 3.8 Inter University Assignments S No University Nature of Work Nil (Faculty may include work/assignments carried out for Autonomous Colleges also) 3.9 Details of honors/awards received (if any): Name of the Award/Honour Contribution leading to the award Awarding agency Nil 5.1 Student support measures/programmes initiated by the faculty during the academic year: S No Name of the student support Date of Number of Agency measure/programme implementation beneficiaries involved, if any 5.2 Measures initiated by the faculty for slow learners and advanced learners (100 words) Students are counseled whenever necessary Guidance is offered to slow learners with an intention to elevate their performance Students are free to approach the faculty anytime during college hours . Students clarify doubts by meeting staff personally 6.1.1 Details of major EC/CC positions held during the academic year: S No Type of Activity Position held From-To 1. Red cross member 2019-20 6.1.2 Details of major Curricular/Co-Curricular positions held during the academic year: S No Type of Activity Position held From-To 1. Internal Exam Committee Convener 2019-20 2. Edusat Committee Member 2019-20 3. Criteria 3 NAAC Member 2019-20 (Positions already mentioned in 6.1.1 may be kindly avoided in 6.1.2) 6.2 Details of professional development programmes (Orientation/Refresher/Short Term Course/Faculty Development Programmes etc) attended during the academic year (beginning with the latest). Name of the Course University/ASC/Agency From To Duration of the course Refresher course in Arpit October January 16 weeks Economics Short Term Course on HRDC Kannur 13.12.2019 19.12.2019 1 week Climate Change University Short Term Course on HRDC Kannur 06-03-2020 12-03-2020 1 week One week University contact/hands on experience programme for ARPIT Learners 6.3 Details of Administrative Positions held outside the institution (beginning with latest): Designation Duration From-To Name of the Organization/Institution (Information already given earlier in the profile like BOE/BOS etc need not be repeated here) 6.4 Mention any three Post NAAC initiatives adopted by the faculty towards individual quality enhancement during the academic year 1 Presenting papers in seminars 2 Publication of research papers. 3 Participation in more seminars and workshops 7.1 Details of any one best practice implemented by the faculty during the current year as per NAAC format 1. Title of the Practice 2. Objectives of the Practice 3. The Context 4. The Practice 5. Evidence of Success 6. Problems Encountered and Resources Required 7.2. Has Student Feedback on Teachers been carried out during the academic year and review of feedback communicated to the concerned faculty? Yes Part C - Others 1. Any other details that the faculty wishes to add: I hereby declare/affirm that the information provided in the personal profile 2019-20 is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Date:27.7.2020 Signature of faculty with seal Place: Udupi .
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