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1-3 February, 2018 Bandrat Express 12995 JP UDZ SF SPL 9721 Name of 12981 Udaipur City Express (Weekly) 2 ABOUT UDAIPUR 32 Biennial Conference of Udaipur, a beautiful city of Lakes, Palaces and Fountains that attracts large number of tourists Home Science Association of India from within the country and abroad. The city of Udaipur is a lovely land around the azure water lakes hemmed in by the lush hills of the Aravalis. It was established by Maharana Udai Singh and on since then the Mewar dynasty has been the cultural custodians of the city. Serene in the shadows 'Family and Community Science: of dark green hills, three lakes- Pichhola, Fatehsagar and Udaisagar are shimmering jewels, from A Catalyst for Sustainable Development Goals the opal surface of which rise fairy snow white palaces, Jagmandir and Jagniwas. Among Biennial Conference of the numerous exquisite locations to visit in Udaipur are City Palace, Jagdish Temple, Bharatiya Lok Organized by Kala Museum, Sahelion Ki Bari (Garden of the maids of honour), Pratap Memorial, Fateh Sagar, College of Home Science, (Udaipur Chapter) Home Science Association of India Pichhola Lake, Ahar and Sajjan Garh to name a few. The famous temple of Shrinathji at Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture & Technology, Udaipur 32 Nathdwara (50 km) and Chittorgarh fort (110 km) are other nearby places of interest. on 1 - 3 February, 2018 HOW TO REACH UDAIPUR 'Family and Community Science: Udaipur is connected by daily Air-Lines from Delhi and Mumbai. It is also connected by Express REGISTRATION FORM A Catalyst for Sustainable Development Goals Trains; Destination Delhi to Udaipur Mumbai to Udaipur Indore to Udaipur Kolkata to Udaipur Jaipur to Udaipur 1. Full Name (in block letters): Chetak Express Shalimar Udaipur City 1-3 February, 2018 BandraT Express 12995 JP UDZ SF SPL 9721 Name of 12981 Udaipur city Express (weekly) 2. Participant category: (Student/Scientist) Train/ No Mewar Express Udaipur City Superfast express 19329 Annanya Express JP UDZ EXP12992 12963 22901 12315 KURJ UDZ EXP 3. Address of the Institution: It is also well connected by Roadways Buses. Private luxury buses are also available to & fro from Delhi, Ahemdabad, Baroda, Mumbai, Bhopal, Indore etc. 4. Residence address: SITE SEEING, ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE 5. Contact Numbers: A Tour counter will be arranged to facilitate the participants. Participants are expected to make their own travel arrangements with confirmed return reservations. 6. E-mail: IMPORTANT DATES 7. Detail of Registration fee & DD No: Abstract Submission – 20.09.2017 8. Title of Abstract of the Paper: Oral /Poster (Pl () tick the category) Paper for Young Scientist Award* – 30.10.2017 Paper for Mid-Career Award* – 30.10.2017 Paper for Senior Scientist Award* – 30.10.2017 Full Paper Submission – 30.10.2017 Date of Early Registration – 30.11.2017 Sub theme: Papers received after the last date will not be considered. * Refer website for details and updates contact President/ Hon. Secretary HSAI. Submitted hard copy / soft copy (Yes / No) Conference Convener Organizing Secretary Prof Shashi Jain Prof Suman Singh Date of submission: _________________ Dean (H Sc) SWO & PI, AICRP on HSc. College of Home Science, MPUAT, Udaipur Accommodation required in university guest house / hostel – Yes / No Office: 2471914 (O) 2470679 (Fax) College of Home Science, MPUAT, Udaipur M: 9413318013 Ph: 9314131215 E-mail: [email protected] Date: ORGANIZED BY Co-organizing Secretary Joint-organizing Secretary Place: Dr Meenu Srivastava Dr Dhriti Solanki College of Home Science, (Udaipur Chapter) Prof & Ex-Head, Dept of TAD Prof & Ex-Head, Dept of EECM Signature: Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture & Technology, College of Home Science, MPUAT,Udaipur College of Home Science, MPUAT, Udaipur Udaipur (Raj.) Ph: 9414169257 Ph:9414822246 Technology has integrated sustainability into education, research, and operation and has REGISTRATION HOME SCIENCE ASSOCIATION OF INDIA developed approaches and learning outcomes to gauge progress. Measurement and It is mandatory for one of the authors to be a Life Member of the Home Science Association of assessment of sustainability skills and capacities are evolving and present an opportunity for India. One author can send maximum two papers. The conference will be open to registered The Home Science Association of India (HSAI) was established in 1950 with its headquarters future collaboration between institutions. Collaborating to catalyze change Multi-sector participants only. 'Registration Form' attached with this circular should be filled in and mailed in The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara. Since then the association has collaborations push the boundaries of sustainable development and inspire change in business by post or email to [email protected] before 30th November 2017. The registration grown in stature and has established several state branches with more than 2500 members. operations and broader society. Experiential learning with outside partners offers students an form can also be downloaded from website: www.mpuat.ac.in./ www.chscudaipur.ac.in The major aim of the association is to promote the welfare of the family to raise the technical excellent opportunity to develop analytical and entrepreneurial skills and knowledge through Registration will be considered only after the submission of fee as mentioned below: competence and standards of profession in the field of the Home Science and allied subjects. It meaningful hands on experience to discover their own potential. explores the plausibility of the establishment of the perfections in the social orders starting Amount (`) The Conference programme of three days duration will offer ample opportunities to share from home life to the community level. Category information and experiences of experts and scientists for chalking out a course of action for Early registration Registration On the spot (1st December 2017 The HSAI has been at the forefront of this advocacy and documents how to improve lives and Up to Registration better contribution of family & community science in achieving sustainable development goals. (30 November 2017) to 31 January 2018) livelihoods while not sacrificing the sustainbility of the environment. It has showcased several TECHNICAL SESSION/THEMATIC AREAS Faculty / Scientists / Academicians ` 3500 ` 4000 ` 4500 actions that; promote learning from diverse regional variations; promote fundamental Students and Research Scholars ` 1500 ` 1700 ` 2000 educational values; embed sustainable development considerations in research and in the 1. Food supplements, nutraceuticals, pharmaceuticals and functional foods 2. Non nutritional components-composition, products and clinical applications curriculum; adopt considerations of sustainability in leadership practices and underline social Registration fee includes Conference Kit, Certificate, Breakfast, Lunch, Evening tea and Dinner. responsibility in outreach at home and in their state partnerships. 3. Public health, Nutrition and Food Safety 4. Issues and challenges of contemporary families MODE OF PAYMENT The XXXII Biennial Conference of HSAI will focus on sharing strategies and practices that 5. Ascertaining quality care in early childhood demonstrate how higher education institutions offering 'Family and Community Science' The registration fee is either payable by Demand Draft in favour of 'Organizing Secretary, 32 6. Innovative strategies for promoting family and community well- being programme contribute as catalyst for innovation and sustainable development. Home Science Conference, MPUAT, Udaipur' or online banking or in cash. No cheque or money 7. Informational technology for sustainable development The theme of the conference 'Family and Community Science: a catalyst for sustainable 8. Community mobilization and gender sensitization orders will be accepted. For online payment consider the following details: You can directly development goals' widely covered different areas of Community Science viz; Foods Science 9. Ergonomics and drudgery reduction transfer the fund in our account. and Nutrition, Extension Education and Communication Management, Resource Management 10. Consumer rights and legal protection The details are as follows: and Consumer Science, Human Development and Family Studies and Textiles and Apparel 11. Innovation in design, quality enhancement, value addition in Textiles and Apparels A/c Name : 32 Home Science Conference MPUAT, Udaipur Designing under varied sub-themes covered in its three days schedule. 12. Initiatives in socio-economic sustainability of traditional textiles craft practices A/c No. : 694201701048 13. Emerging trends in environmental sensitization Bank : ICICI Bank, University Branch, Udaipur SCOPE IFSC Code : ICIC0006942 GUIDELINE FOR PAPER SUBMISSION Fee once submitted will not be refunded after confirmation. The purpose of education is not only earning or related to job or a service, it is more than that, Scientists, Academicians, Research Scholars and Students are invited to submit original and The complete Registration form can also be sent to the address mentioned below along we want to educate our young generation to compete in this global scenario, to handle critical unpublished abstract / research paper for oral / poster presentation on any of the themes with the crossed demand draft: situation, to manage their own life and also become overall a good citizen. specified above. Full length papers are also invited for Junior, Mid-Career and Senior Scientist Organizing Secretary, 32 Biennial Conference of HSAI, College of Home Science, MPUAT,
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