Sarah Tucker College (Autonomous) 1st Women’s College in South India Tirunelveli – 7 Nationally Assessed and Re- accredited with ‘A’ Grade www.sarahtuckercollege.edu.in
Founder of Sarah Tucker College
“Rome was not built in a day and so was Sarah Tucker College”.
During the early decades of the 19th Century when the benefits of schools were reaped only by boys, Girls were prohibited to learn from male teachers. So if the lamp of learning were to be carried into the dark recesses of the Indian Villages and towns some acceptable method was to be devised. The Missionary Societies met the problem by appealing for women missionaries to come out to India and take up the task of educating their Indian
Sisters.Several women missionaries volunteered for service in India. The most important among them was „Sarah Tucker‟, an invalid lady confined to her room, who was to become the far-off and almost fairy-like founder of the schools and college who so fittingly bear her name moved by reports about illiterate Women of India, she steeped in with a crusading spirit to provide schools for them. Seated at her desk, she wrote letters to her friends appealing for funds. Miss Sarah Tucker‟s 24 Sovereigns came handy to open „ Tinnevelly Female Normal School‟ in 1843. Miss Sarah Tucker died in December, 1857. But her friends raised funds to open a „Training School for Women‟ at Palayamcottai.The Sarah Tucker Institutions are to be remembered as the nursery of some pioneer institutions for the education of the handicapped in the whole of India. After three decades of resolute spadework, the Upper Primary Boarding School attached to the Training Institution was upgraded as the „Sarah Tucker High School;‟ in 1890 with 5 Girl students. Miss Askwith had the Confidence and Courage to raise the Sarah Tucker High School to a Second Grade College and get it affiliated to the University of Madras in 1895 as the First College exclusively for women in the whole of India to the South of Lucknow.
Office Bearers (2018-2019) Chairman Secretary Principal Rev.AHL. Billy Er. P. Samson Paul Dr. ( Mrs) Usha Godwin Vice Chairman TDTA Secretary Associate Professor, Dept. TD and Manager of Zoology TDTA Colleges
Vice Principal Dean of Science Dr. (Mrs) J.Jebamalar Winces Dr. ( Mrs) J. Rajula Jasmine Usha Manimala Associate Professor, Dept. of Associate Professor, Dept. of Tamil Chemistry
Dean of Arts Dean of Student Welfare Dr. ( Mrs) Indra Jacquline Dr. ( Mrs) Addline Esther Associate Professor, Dept. of Pushparani Economics Associate Professor, Dept. of Zoology
Controller of Examinations Librarian Dr. ( Mrs) Nirmala Johnson Mr. E.Sugirtha Kumar Associate Professor & Head, Dept. of Economics Physical Directress Dr. S.AgnesPrincy Bursar Dr. ( Mrs) M.S. Thangam NAAC Coordinator Associate Professor, Dept. of History Dr. ( Mrs) Felcia Gladys Sathyadevi Associate Professor &Head,Dept of Vice President English Dr. ( Mrs) Lt. V.P.D. Josephin Associate Professor, Dept. of Staff Secretaries Economics Science Dr. ( Mrs) Lincy Mary Ponmani IQAC Coordinator Assistant Professor, Dept. of Physics Dr. ( Mrs) L.Jeyapraba Mrs. S. Jenefa Associate Professor & Head, Dept. of Assistant Professor & Head, Dept. of Economics Food Science Arts Autonomy Coordinator Dr. ( Mrs) D.Silvia Flavia Dr. ( Mrs) Rama Assistant Professor, Dept. of English Associate Professor & Head, Dept. of S/F Chemistry
Staff Council
Head of the Department Department
Dr. (Mrs) Felicia Gladys Sathiadevi English
Dr. (Mrs) Jebamalar Winces Manimala Tamil
Ms. Grana Vasanthabai History
Dr. (Mrs) Nirmala Economics
Dr. (Mrs) S.Kanchana Commerce
Dr. (Mrs) A.HanaSelviJansi Mathematics
Mrs. D.Jegathi Jasmine Physics
Dr. (Mrs)V.Rama Chemistry
Dr. (Mrs) G.D.Nalini Mabel Botany
Dr. (Mrs) L.Jeyaprabha Zoology
Mrs.S.JulieKohila English SF
Mrs. Mary Sugirtha Pandian Tamil SF
Mrs.T.ChristyDayamani Commerce SF
Mrs.D.Shanthi Stephen Mathematics SF
Dr. (Mrs) M.P.Rameela Physics SF
Dr. (Mrs) I.Viji Margaret Zoology SF
Mrs. G.Jenifa Food Science and Nutrition SF
Mrs. I.Merlin Nano Science SF
Mrs.D.Sheefa Ruby Grace Computer Science SF
Mrs.P.Jasmine Lois Ebenezer Computer Applications SF
WELCOME TO SARAH TUCKER COLLEGE
SJC OFFERS 17 UG, 18PG, STUDENTS FROM 14 M.Phil. & 15PhD 21 STATES & 5 COUNTRIES PURSUE THEIR STUDIES PROGRAMMES ATSJC
From the Secretary’s Desk …. Welcome to the Sarah Tucker College. Choosing a college is one of the most important decisions that you will ever make. It can be the key that opens the door to a lifetime of opportunities for growth and service. We want you to base your choice of a college on relevant and reliable information. How well it turns out for you will depend primarily on the effort you invest in your own intellectual and professional development. Invest wisely and be assured that STC faculty and staff pledge their best efforts in helping you attain your educational goals. I invite you to visit our magnificent campus, inspect our state-of-the art facilities, meet and discuss with students and faculty and discover for yourself why so many bright students have made STC their choice.
Mr.P.SamsonPaulraj Secretary & Correspondent
STUDENTS FROM 21 STATES & 5 COUNTRIES PURSUE THEIR STUDIES ATSJC SJC OFFERS 17 UG, 18PG, 14 M.Phil. & 15PhD PROGRAMMES
PRINCIPAL’S MESSEGE
From the Principal’s Desk ….
It is a pleasure to welcome you and take you around the
portals of Sarah Tucker College. This edifice of higher education is
founded on the sacrifice and loving kindness of Miss Sarah Tucker of UK. Hence, pursuit of knowledge is tempered with humanistic
concern to make it pleasurable exercise. Experienced and dedicated faculty and supportive staff ensure quality education and help to inculcate high moral and cultural values. You are invited to come and join the tens and thousands of sarahs who have gone before you
as ” gems of purest ray serene ” and still continue to light up the paths of younger generation to a life of enrichment and fulfillment !
Dr.Usha Godwin Ph.D Principal
Dr. Jebamalar Winces Manimala M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D
Vice Principal
From the Vice Principal’s Desk …. Sarah Tucker College has its deep roots in the field of education in the city of Tirunelveli. Our students have reached greater heights as inspired by the motto, “So Run that ye may obtain the Incorruptible Crown” and have illumined the name of their Alma Mater. We aim to bring the best in students to make them better citizens. We always try to impart in students academic excellence, discipline and above all the humanitarian value which is the need of the hour. With the post modern culture in view, the influence of the changing life styles and thinking pattern of the young generation is taken good care by our staff that cater the needs of our stakeholders. We work hard to enhance every student here at Sarah Tucker College and ensure the transformational impact of education in order to develop personality and earn recognition and respect in the society. Our College’s curriculum and practices are consistently reviewed to ensure that we are following the most updated best practices meeting all regulations and addressing the future of the students. Our Staff consistently follow current trends and in collaboration with the administration create the most appropriate classroom situations. One of the largest growths is the increased use of technology in classrooms. We foresee a better future of our students in this institution. I wish our staff and our students make a difference in the world.
Dr. J.Nirmala, MA,B.Ed,M.Phil,Ph.D.,Associate Professor & Head, Department of Economics, Controller of Examination.
From the Controller of Examination Desk ….
The Controller of Examinations took stupendous efforts in bringing out reforms which assured more transparency in the process of evaluation. The Secretary of the college was magnanimous enough to magnify the image of the college through installation of many software packages. Thanks to the support and cooperation from the management the validity in question settings was ensure by generating question papers through Question Bank. All the document from the office of the
Controller of Examinations to the students community was made of higher quality and fine texture. ICT driven technologies are adopted to facilitate quicker service to the students. The office of the Examinations hopes to extend more such special support services in the years to come.
Dr. J. Rajula Jasmine Usha, M.Sc., M. Phil., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Chemistry, Dean of Science.
From the Dean of Science Desk ….
Greetings. As the college is 125 years old in terms of various academic initiatives, I firmly believe that true education is always both an experience and a process. Some of the most preformed and lasting learning experience happen beyond the class rooms, research and leadership skills are critical components of science. Ensured the best education that will last a lifetime - one that honours cooperative as well as individual achievement, promotes the application of learning to progressively complex problems, and fosters creativity, flexibility, and commitment. As Dean of Science, I wish that the college expands and grows in every sphere of the society.
Dr. G. Indra Jaculine MA. MPhil., PhD. Associate Professor of Economics & Dean of Arts
From the Dean of Arts Desk ….
This is an extraordinary moment for the college of 125 years old institution serving to the society through women’s education The College provides ample scope; opportunities and facilities form all-round develop of personality and leadership quality among the students. The college promote co-operation and fellowship among students on campus. As Dean of Arts, I am passionate about grooming leaders who are not only through professionals but also good human beings with culture, values and ethics. I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone associated with our college for all, you have done to transform education and have such a positive impact on the society. As Dean of Arts, I am sure that the college will continue to serve a significant role in higher education for girls, excellent standards of teaching, research, and give shape to the dream of Miss Sarah.
Dr.V.Rama,M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D
Associate Professor & Head, Department of Chemistry, Autonomy Co-ordinator.
From the Autonomy Co-ordinator Desk ….
Bound by the firm belief that an academic institution should be totally under the management and care of academic professionals, a team of reputed and experienced specialists from different national and international back grounds have come together to establish this Sarah Tucker College. The firm foundation being laid on “providing service to the needy and downtrodden people of the society through education” Continuously strengthening it since its glorious 125 years past, the college is now planning ahead with an objective to establish world class educated women entrepreneurs in near future. The principle intention of the college is to produce capable students equipped with a sound knowledge who will be good at counselling their experiences in abroad and help in building future career prospects in their home land. As an Autonomy co-ordinator my role and intention is to minimize the academic input gaps and maximize the societal output needs. As senior academician as well as shouldering the responsibility of Autonomy co-ordinator, I motivate each student to be a responsible member of society who will bring back some portion of the rewards to home that they have reaped from their endeavours in developed societies. As Autonomy co-ordinator of the college I wish and pray that the college grows and expands its spheres in multi-dimensions.
Dr.L.JeyaPraba M.Sc., M.Phil. M.Ed,. Ph.D. Associate Professor and Head, Department of ZOOLOGY IQAC Co-ordinator
From the IQAC Co-ordinator Desk ….
The principle that education is a preparation for existence and not acquired just to make a living is the edifice on which Sarah Tucker College has been established. To prepare and empower the students for life by imparting holistic education encompassing the intellectual, emotional, social, physical and spiritual facets and attributes is the core essence of our pedagogy and training. In the College I believe that the training of the mind to develop lateral thinking and the ability to be able to process knowledge and information in a critical and analytical manner which are very essential in today’s competitive world is given. Our college values the development of personal leadership in each student. Challenged by outstanding faculty and a modern, value-centered curriculum, students are fully prepared to contribute to society and to be effective leaders of social change based on the ethical values and principles taught in the college. The skills to be developed in order to interpret and apply the knowledge imbibed and to provide solutions to complex problems along with the ability to make informed decisions is a very essential quality much sought in the modern world. Thus we ensure that these skills are developed by benchmarking our teaching and training to the best global practices and research. The true goal of education is not to be self-serving but to serve and contribute to society with empathy and generosity. The college has scaled new heights of glory coupled with widespread achievements in the spheres of cultural, curricular activities and global interaction. The new millennium brings global competition in the field of education also. Keeping in view the trade of the time of trans-continental exchange of concepts and methodologies in the recent years, the college has been trying to accord importance to hi-tech teaching methodologies and infrastructural facilities to introduce courses which are the need of the hour. We realize the need to provide both academic rigour and practical application to student learning
Dr.s.FELICIA GLADYS SATHIADEVI M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Associate Professor and Head , Department of English NAAC Co-ordinator
From the NAAC Co-ordinator Desk …. COLLEGE PROFILE True to the vision of Ms Sarah Tucker, the founder of the college, our institution believes that education is the key to overcoming inequality and to creating a better, more just and more developed society. We also believe that education in values has no timetable, as it is part of all subjects at any given time of the day. Our institution truthfully represents its academic goals, programmes, services, and costs to students and to the public. The institution demonstrates that its academic programmes can be completed in a timely fashion. The institution treats students fairly and equitably through established policies and procedures addressing research, student conduct, grievances, disability, and financial matters. The institution’s educational programmes are appropriate in content, standards, and nomenclature for the degree level awarded, regardless of the mode of delivery, and are staffed by sufficient numbers of faculty qualified for the type and level of curricula offered. All programme s offered by the institution engage students in an integrated course of study of sufficient breadth and depth to prepare them for work, citizenship, and life-long learning. These programmes ensure the development of core competencies including, but not limited to, written and oral communication, quantitative reasoning, information literacy, and critical thinking. In addition, our programmes actively foster creativity, innovation, an appreciation for diversity, ethical and civic responsibility, civic engagement, and the ability to work with others.
Name of the College Sarah Tucker College Place Tirunelveli State Tamil Nadu Affiliating University ManonmaniumSundaranar University, Tirunelveli Year Of Establishment 1895 Re-Accredited by NAAC with 'A' Grade 2012- Official Recognition by NAAC 2013 Status of the College Autonomous Date of conferment of the autonomous 16-04-2007 Status Financial Category Grant-in-aid and Self-Financing Type of the college Women Location of the college Urban Under Section 2f & 12 B (Ref. No. F8-44/00 UGC Recognition (CPP-I)) April 2007 Total Area of the College 40.61 Acres Main Block, Tamil & English Block, Chemistry Block, Zoology Block, MCA Block, Sarah Block, Commerce Block. NCC Office, Controller of Examination, IQAC Office, Paterson Hall, Central Library, High Tech Laboratories, Heritage Building Information Desk, New Auditorium, Old Auditorium, Chapel, Canteen. Play grounds including Athletics track, Basket Ball, Volley Ball and Hockey Ground and Indoor Stadium. 5 Hostels –AVT, Lily, BJ, Cynthia&DD.
COURSES OFFERED Ph. D : 6 Ph.D - English, Tamil, Economics, Chemistry, Zoology, Computer Science. M. Phil : 3 M.Phil in English, Tamil, Chemistry. B.A Tamil, B.A English, B.A Economics, B.A History(English & Tamil), UG - Aided : 10 B.Com, B.Sc. Botany, B.Sc. Chemistry, B.Sc. Zoology, B.Sc. Mathematics, B.Sc. Physics. B.A English(Shift I, II), B.Sc. Mathematics(Shift I, II), B.Sc. Physics, B.Sc. UG - UnAided: 8 Computer Science(Shift I, II) , B.Sc. Food Science & Nutrition, B.Sc. Nano Science, B.C.A, B.Com(Shift I, II) M.A. English, M.A. Tamil, M.A. Economics, M.Sc. Mathematics, M.Sc. PG - Aided : 6 Physics, M.Sc. Chemistry M.C.A (AICTE Approved), M.Com, M.A. History, M.Sc. Zoology, M.Sc. PG - UnAided : 5 Food Science & Community Nutrition. Total No of Teaching &Non Teaching Staff :118 Non-Teaching Staff:116 Teaching Staff Total No of 3500 Students Member of Parliament, Padma Shree Awardee, Novelist, Justice, Bharat Alumni Shiksha Ratan Awardee, Academicians, Ground Duty Officer of Indian Air Force, Evangelist and Chancellor.
Website www.sarahtuckercollege.edu.in
HISTORY OF THE COLLEGE
1895 Affiliated to Madras University as II grade college
1927 Natural Science and Mathematics groups of the intermediate class were introduced
1939 Raised to I grade college of the Madras University
1939 Group IV-a History and Economics of the BA Course was started
1941 BA Maths
1942 BA Tamil
1957 B.Sc. Mathematics, B.Sc. Zoology and B.A. Economics
1961 B.A. English literature
1962 B.Sc. Botany
1966 The college came under Madurai University ( Bifurcated from Madras University )
1968 B.Sc. Physics
1970 B.A. History
1971 B.Sc. Chemistry, M.A. English and M.A. Tamil
1979 M.Sc. Physics
1980 B.Com.
1985 M.A. Economics
1986 M.Sc. Chemistry
1987 M.Sc. Maths
1988 M.Com. (S/F)
The college was affiliated to ManonmaniamSundaranar University ( Bifurcated from 1990 Madurai Kamaraj University )
1992 B.Sc. Computer Sc. (S/F)
1993 M.Sc. Zoology (S/F) 1994 B.Com. (S/F) 1995 B.Sc. Maths (S/F) and B.Sc. Physics (S/F) 2001 M.C.A. (S/F) B.Sc. Food Science and Nutrition (S/F) The college has been accredited by National 2003 Assessment Autonomous status conferred by the UGC. MPhil Tamil, M.Phil English, Research 2007 Center English and Economics 2008 Research Center Zoology, BSc Computer Science Shift II, BSc Nano Science 2010 Research Center Tamil, BA English S/F Nationally Assessed and Re-accredited by NAAC with 'A' grade, Research Center 2013 Chemistry 2015 BCA S/F 2016 MSc Food Science and Community Nutrition 2017 M.Phil Chemistry, B.Com S/F Shift II BA English S/F Shift II B.Sc Mathematics S/F Shift II 2018 MA History S/F PG Department of Computer Application Upgraded as Research Centre
The Vision and Mission Vision Statement To be an institute of excellence where young girls can achieve full potential to their academic, creative, physical and spiritual development so as to become empowered and worthy citizens capable of nurturing the society and the nation. Motto “So run that ye may obtain the incorruptible crown” Mission Statement Service through knowledge Sarah Tucker College is the happy realization of a differently abled English lady Miss.Sarah Tucker. Confined to her room as she was in England, she desired to bring light in the lives of women folk in and around Tirunelveli. The college was established in 1895 and has the pride of being recognized as the first college for women in South India. In the 124 years of existence the strength has swelled to 3500 students. Continuous growth of the college over the years bears witness to the organizational health of the institution. True to its mission statement “Service through knowledge”, the college strives to mould the young women into empowered and worthy citizens capable of transforming the community into an enlightened society. The mission of the college is implicit in its motto “So run that ye may obtain the incorruptible crown”. The college believes that service to humanity (is the key to obtaining) the “incorruptible crown”.
It was in the early decades of the 19th century, education was denied for girls, where as the fruits of education were tasted and cherished only by boys. Due to this marginalisation of girls, there arose a need to remove the veil of darkness that was put upon the girls. The Missionary societies came forward to eradicate this darkness, by sending several woman missionaries who willingly stepped out to India with cheer and dedication. The most prominent of them was Miss. Sarah Tucker, for she was invalid but stooped up with a true crusading spirit, in sowing seeds to open schools and colleges for women.She was on wheels in her desk to write to her friends appealing for funds. Her 24 sovereigns came handly to open „Tirunelveli Female Normal school‟ in 1843. Miss Sarah Tucker died in December 1857. But her mission was continued by her friends by raising funds to open a Training schools for Women‟ in Palayamkottai.
COLLEGE CAMPUS
The Sarah Tucker Institutions have pioneered many other institutions for the education of girls and the handicapped in the whole of India. After three years of determined spadework the Upper Primary Boarding School attached to the Training Institution was upgraded as the Sarah Tucker High School, in 1890 with 5 girl students. Miss Askwith had the confidence and courage to raise the Sarah Tucker High School to a Second Grade College and get it affiliated to the University of Madras in 1895 as the first college exclusively for women in the whole of India to the South of Lucknow. This is a recognized Christian Minority institution owned and managed by Tirunelveli Diocesan Trust Association. The college has been illumination the minds of the young women of South India. The college is affiliated to ManonmaniamSundaranar University, Tirunelveli. The affairs of the college are directly controlled by the college Governing board. The Governing Board is responsible for the upkeep and addition of the College infrastructure and makes an internal audit of the accounts. The college has a Governing Body, Financial Committee, Academic Council, Board of Studies and COE that monitors, audits accounts, regulates, implements decisions for the college affairs. The IQAC ensures the quality of performance of all the activities in the college.The academic administration is the responsibility of the Staff Council which makes all the crucial decisions regarding academic matters. The effective functioning of the institution has as its backbone a number of committees and cells.
The Principal has ample freedom and flexibility to efficiently lead all the academic activities of the Institute. They regularly meet and take necessary steps to formulate and implement strategic plans of the institution. They get the feedback from all the staff and study the impulses of the Institute in general and take steps for further improvements as far as they are within the capacity and recommend the management for further corrective actions. HoDs have proactive support from Principal and are provided with autonomy to decide the strategies of individual department. HoDs are engaged in regular review regarding academics, research, placement and routine activities of the department. Action plan is formulated by Principal and Heads under the direction of the top management in Management and HOD meetings, taking into consideration the inputs from all thestakeholders. These plans are periodically reviewed and effectively implemented through participation of faculty, staff and students. All the heads of the departments provide a strong academic leadership to lead, manage and develop the department to ensure it achieves the highest possible standards of excellence in all its activities. Our staff members build a warm environment in teaching, mentoring and nurturing our students. They listen and look for signs of trouble and help our students to overcome various barriers.
DIVINITY
Sarah Tucker College, the marvellous realization of God‟s love manifested through the vision and magnanimous concern of the physically challenged Miss. Sarah Tucker, takes the pride of being the first college for women in Southern India. Sarah Tucker College, established in 1895, bearing in mind the significance of education in the holistic development of girl students, imparts an overall education inclusive of spiritual and intellectual enhancement, to maintain an emotional balance between the self and the society as a good citizen. It is a Christian Minority Institution, owned and managed by the Tirunelveli Diocesan Trust Association -TDTA and is affiliated to ManomaniamSundaranar University. The college believes and marches forward in
the salubrious development of the students by offering a wide range of opportunities, apart from academic programmes.The institution has a practice of participative management. The college provides the better opportunity to all in decision making process. The college administrative and academic structure is in a manner to make the decision by participative arrangement. Secretary is the administrative head and Principal is the academic Head, followed by Vice Principal, Controller of Examination, Deans of academic affairs and department heads. The principal in consultation with all department heads the final decision is arrived at regarding academic matters. On administrative ground the Secretary is followed by the Principal, Vice Principal, Bursar and office superintendent. The college follows all such norms laid down by the Government of Tamilnadu, ManonmaniamSundaranar University and UGC in Academic and administrative Aspects.
The management authorities regularly undertake the review of working of the college in its Governing Board meeting and Governing Body meeting. The necessary guidance and directives are issued through these meetings. Periodical reviews are undertaken by the top management. The budget is prepared prior to the commencement of the academic year and is approved by the management. So there is a good support from the management relating to the implementation of the objectives specially designed to attain quality teaching and learning aspects of the college. On the college level decision/deciding departments are provided with authority to take own decisions by development of department meetings, the decisions are conveyed to the principal and the final decisions are taken. Thus process is decentralization and implemented to all carrier in decision making is recorded.
College Library
The College Library was constructed using partial financial support from UGC is, located in the front of the main building on its right side. The new building started functioning from July 8 1986.
The Library is well stocked with enough learning and reference materials that updates the students with recent trends in learning. The students have access to INFLIBNET facilities with the assistance of an efficient Librarian. Every department library with internet facilities enables the faculty to enhance the teaching method that will impress the present day learners.
Electronic Journals and bibliographic Database
The digitalized lending of books makes the students use their limited time to expand their knowledge with text books as well as reference books. Library orientation for newly joined first year students on every year.
Inclusion of sufficient information about the library in the college website. Users can recommend books and journals. Earn while learn scheme is followed for the benefit of students Suggestions box is provided. Conducting book exhibition cum sales on different occasions. Permitting students and faculty from other institutions for reference and consultation New arrivals display.
General Guidelines.
Computerized online catalogue (ie list of books) is available in the library. The user can search the books by access no, author, title, dept, publisher, subject etc., to find the availability and location of a book. Since we are following the open access system (ie. Users can select the books themselves), users can easily browse for the books in their desired subject directly in the shelf‟s. Users can recommend books, to be purchased, to the librarian at any time. The list will be consolidated and efforts will be taken to purchase the books.
INFLIBNET-NList online Journals (For All departments.)
Our library is an institutional member in the INFLIBNET-Nlist consortium and presently subscribed for more than 5000 e-journals and 300000 e-books for all departments. At present the publication of the following publishers can be accessed by staff and students, in and outside of the campus. Our college is an institutional member with the following institutions for the benefit of user community.
Institutional Membership with The American Library, Chennai, Institutional Membership with Nlist- INFLIBNET, Ahmedabad.
Resources Available under NLIST Programme
Annual Convocation
Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)
IQAC in Sarah Tucker College is a significant administrative body that is responsible for all quality matters. The prime responsibility of IQAC is to initiate, plan and supervise various activity that are very much essential to increase the quality of the education imported in the college.To create quality, to maintain quality, to enhance quality in all spheres – that is the task of the IQAC or the Internal Quality Assurance Cell of the college. The IQAC is the central quality- monitoring body of the institution. It functions under the Chairmanship of the Principal and comprises senior faculty members, representative from the local community and a student representative. Its aim is to develop and maintain a system to promote academic and administrative excellence. It defines the short-term and long-term objectives of the institution.
It creates a benchmark for quality-enhancement measures.
It devises a work plan to achieve objectives.
It monitors and coordinates the execution.
The IQAC functions with the belief that excellence and quality are not one-time goals but continuous processes. To this end, the IQAC meets on a regular basis. New programs, up gradation of infrastructure and increasing the effective functioning of all systems are some of the major concerns of the IQAC.The institution has a practice of decentralized participative management that shares academic issues to work together and to enhance quality. The higher education system is on the brink of great transformations to cope with global competence. The principal ensures that the member of the IQAC are given autonomous decision-making powers with regard to their academic as well as administrative function. The IQAC constitutes the chairmanship of the principal, the vice principal, Deans, coordinator, Heads of all departments and members of the faculty. The IQAC submits Bi-annual Quality Assurance Reports. IQAC ensure timely, and the credibility of evaluation procedure. It also ensures the adequacy, maintenance and proper allocation of supportive structure and services. IQAC monitors the integration of modern methods of teaching and leaning Every activity of the institution, off campus, and on campus, as well as the activity of staff and students is documented periodically and systematically.The success of the IQAC depend upon the senses of belongingness and participation. It can inculcate in all the constituents of the institution. It will not be another hierarchical structure or a record- keeping exercise in the institution. Instead it is a facilitative and participative voluntary unit of the institution.
IQAC Members
Er. Samson Paulraj, Dr. Usha Godwin,
Secretary, Member from the Management Principal , Chair Person
Dr L.Jeyapraba, Dr. J. Nirmala,
Zoology Department, Member Co- NAAC Coordinator,Administrative ordinator Officer
Dr.G. Indra Jaculine, Dr.Rajula,
Dean of Arts,Administrative Officer Dean of Science, Administrative Officer
Dr Hannah SelviJansi, Mrs. S. Annie Cutie,
Controller,Administrative Officer Assistant Professor, Department of
English,
Members from the Faculty
Dr. Shakina, Mrs. R.M. Thaya,
Assistant Professor, Department of Assistant Professor,
Chemistry, Members from the Faculty, Department of Commerce (S/F),
Members from the Faculty
Mrs. Sheefa Ruby Grace, Mrs. M.P. Rameela,
Department of Computer Science Department of Physics (S/F),
Members from the Faculty Members from the Faculty
Miss. Jai Ruby, Mrs. Esther Lionel,
Department of Computer Application, Nominees from the Local Society
Members from the Faculty
Ms. S. Viji, Ms. P. Ishwarya,
Nominees from the Alumni Nominees from the student
National Service Scheme (NSS)
NSS
SARAH’S STEPS – a resource centre for the differently abled
Vision
Say NO to Ragging and YES to joyful campus
Mission
Don’tRAGjustINTERACT
The NSS unit of our college functioned meritoriously with 600 NSS Volunteers per year and Six Programme Officers. The NSS Volunteers extend their participation in all the events with vibrant spirit The following are some of the activities of NSS. World Yoga Day was celeberaterd on 22nd June 2018.. NSS Programme officers Mrs. Mary Sugirtha (Unit no.16), Dr.C.Geetha (Unit no. 176), Alice Rani (Unit no.149), Prabha (Unit no. 17) and 60 NSS volunteers of our Sarah Tucker College, went to ManonmaniamSundaranar University for the event.
A meeting regarding SWACHH BHARAT was conducted on 6th July 2018 in ManonmaniamSundaranar University. The NSSProgramme officers Mrs. Mary Sugirtha (Unit no.16) and Dr.C.Geetha (Unit no.176) with NSS Volunteers were given awareness about cleanliness in village adoption. On the same day, there was also a Collectrate Meeting and our NSS Programme officer Mrs. Sarojini (Unit no.15) took part in the meeting on behalf of our college.On 15thAugust 2018, we celebrated the Independence Day in our college. On that special day, the Head of the Department of Maths (Reg) Mrs., Hannah, delivered the speech
On 24th August, 120 NSS volunteers and 2 NSS programme officers Mrs. Mary Sugirtha (Unit no. 16) and Dr. Alice Rani (Unit no. 149) along with
Agarwal eye Hospital, went for the rally for giving awareness on eye donation.
National Cadet Corps (NCC)
NCC
Vision To facilitate integrated and holistic development of the village Mission To create awareness on social issues and environmental problems. To create necessary understanding of basic needs of life, such as sanitation, pure drinking water, small family etc. To make them socially responsible citizens. To enhance knowledge through skits and street plays
On 26th June 2018 Dr.Valarmathi, Associate Professor of Department of Tamil gave a Motivational Talk on Drug Abuse on the International Drug Abuse Day. On 21st June 2018.International Yoga Day was conducted in the College Auditorium in the Morning at 6.30 a.m and this was Published in the Local Newspaper Dhina.On 25th June 2018 Swatch Bharath Programme was conducted in our college Premises.On 27th August 2018 Swatch Bharath Programme was conducted in the college Premises from 3.00p.m to 5.00 p.m. On 29th August 2018,TraffickingProgramme was Conducted in our College Premises. On 13th August 2018, theInaguration of Students Council was held in which Cadet Karthika and Cadet Lavanya were Pilots for this ceremony.On 15th August 2018,Our Cadets participated in the Independence Day Celebration
Youth Red Cross (YRC)
Awareness programmes: 1. Beat Plastic Pollution: Participated in Plastic pollution awareness programme at Sri Parasakthi College , Courtallum on 30th August 2018 2. Breast cancer awareness programme: was organized in collaboration with Oncology department, Tirunelveli Medical College Hospital on 9thAugust2018. 3. “Awareness Programme on ozone depletion” - In view of world ozone day, an “Awareness Programme on ozone depletion” was organized for the eco club students of commerce aided department on 20thSeptember2018 4. Awareness on Healthy heart: 3rdOctober 2018 in view of World Heart day, Dr.Ganesh, Cardiologist, ThoothukudiGovt.Medical College has delivered a special talk on healthyheart. 5. Aids Awareness programme: In view of “Valentines day” an aids awareness programme was conducted on 14thSeptember 2019 at Sarah TuckerCollege 6. Awareness on Sanitation and Menstrual Hygeine: In view of Interrnational Women‟s day an awareness programme on sanitation was conducted on 8thMarch 2019 in collaboration with JCI at Sarah TuckerCollege Rally:
1. Rally on Pink October 30thOctober 2018 in collaboration with Govt.Medical College Hospital , Tirunelveli . 2. RallyonInternationalWomensDaywasconductedbyYRCon8thMarch2019in collaboration with JCI, Palayamkottai
YRC Day Contribution- To mark the humanity service of YRC, A special contribution of Rs. 13, 567/ was given to the aids affected students in the society through NellaiSutram, Centre for Peoples Education, Tirunelveli on 17thFebruary 2019.
Resource – The YRC PO Dr.S.SelvaPon Malar has acted as resource and delivered inspirational presentations on Environmental Protection, Success, Ozone layer protection and Optimistic speaker in mass assemblies and workshops.
Award: “Inspirational Achievers Award” IWD ‟19 was awarded to the YRC Programme Officer on International Women‟s Day by Charli Foundation under the category Women Empowerment
Training and Placement Cell
PLACEMENT Scaling Greater Heights
Vision
To be an outstanding institution in the country imparting graduate education providing need based, value based and career based programs and producing self-reliant, self- sufficient educators, capable of meeting new challenges.
Mission
To educate aspirants in various fields to fulfil global requirement of human resources by providing sustainable quality education, training and invigorating environment, also moulding them into skilled competent and socially responsible citizens who will lead the building of a powerful nation.
The Placement Cell was so active in earning more number of Memorandum of Understandings (MoU). An MoU was signed with ICT Academy and Amazon Web Services. 770 students were benefitted by the skill development programme conducted by the Prathanmanthri Kaushal Kendra Program (PMKK), a Central Government initiative program. They learned hardware, Telecom instore promoter, mobile repairing, field technician computer peripherals, retail & sales, beautician etc under the programme. Mr. JainulSammem from Cloud Tower Technologies gave a speech on 15.02.2019. “Career Guidance” for all the final year students. A “Personality Development” programme was organized for all the students by Rexona Academy. Cloud Literacy day was observed on 29.10.2018 in the department through ICT Academy where in 70 of our students have enrolled in AWS Cloud Educate programmed and self studied the modules of the basic course.
On Dec 6th 2018, a motivational workshop was conducted for science students and 327 students were benefitted. ICT Academy conducted “Career counseling programme on 19th February 2019 towards a bright future (Skill Shaathi)” and 1126 students participated. Skill Saathi is a part of Skill India. During this event, about 26 volunteers of our college enrolled the details of our college students for various placement and counselling activities. The volunteers also distributed several pamphlets, which contained contact details of placement related areas in our state and a self-test to analyse our strengths and weaknesses. On 18th march 2019, the following week was announced as placement week for our college by the placement cell. District Employment officer gave a lecture on “Carrier opportunities on 27.03.2019”. Third Batch of Bosch Bridge Employability skill development programme was conducted. 25 students participated. Our college become nodal center for the Bosh bridge and they have established a full furnished room at a cost of Rs. 4lakhs. First batch of MEPSC, sponsored by BOSCH and 25 students have enrolled. In CLR NEEM recruitment camp by rising start mobile India private limited 375 students were placed.
In 20th march 2019 Simha Mobile assembly, a Chennai based company conducted a job recruitment at our college. Student from various department actively participated and submitted their resumes to the HR of the company. A total of 10,900 salary plus incentives was promised.
The company has about 3000 women workers and a centralised air conditioning system. More than 674 students were employed by this company.
Cube Yogi, a company which originated in Chennai and was based in Ambasamuthram, Tirunelveli conducted a Recruitment drive in our college on 19th march 2019 and around 600 students participated. The company is dealing with clients on a Global Scale. The students who participated applied for the position of Software Testing and Content writing respectively. An Aptitude test was conducted to test the students on various aspects. There were two types of question papers one was English based and the other was programming based. The students actively wrote the test and are currently waiting for the results. An exclusive placement programme was conducted for MCA students by Centizen Inc, United States - India branch on 15.10.2018. 22 of our students and one from off campus participated in the drive. An awareness programme on career opportunities and placement in teaching profession and industry for the computer students was organized on 05.12.2018. Dr Joby Director External affairs, Dr P V Ravindranath Assistant Professor TVS Educational Trust and Mr G Ramesh Assistant Professor RVS Educational Trust gave a speech on Digital World and the opportunities lying behind.
On 25th March 2019, Alicante technology, aITES company based in Chennai conducted a recruitment drive in our college. Students from various department participated. The recruitment process consisted of three rounds. The first round consisted of a written exam. Those who were selected went to the second round that is the group discussion. About 50 students attended the group discussion out of which 25 students were selected. Finally the third round consisted of personal interview, in which 10 students were selected from our college.
Alumni Meet
The STOGA DAY for the Academic year: 2018 – 19 was celebrated on 13.10.2018. Perfect arrangements had been made for Registration near College Chapel. It began exactly at 10.30 a.m. Thanks Giving Service was conducted by Dr. Mrs. Nirmala Johnson, Head of the Department of Economics between 11.00 am to 11.45 am. Thought provoking message was offered by Mrs. Priscilla Frederick, Retired PG Asst of Botany and rank holder alumni. General Body Meeting was held at the hall under Centenary Auditorium as requested by many elderly Sarahs. Highlight of this General Body Meeting was the Power Point Presentation offered and explained by the Coordinator in the midst of applause by the Alumni Sarahs. The Slide Show mainly projected – What is STOGA, Heritage of Sarah Tucker College that it is the First College for Women in South India founded by the physically challenged Miss. Sarah Tucker of England, the
Development and growth of the College till date, the Mission and Motto of the College, the Unique Feature of the Alumni functioning under 3 categories with the name STOGA, how the activities of STOGA are inter linked with that of the college, the Aims and Objectives of STOGA, a note of appreciation of the Present Members on the Staff for their involvement and contribution in building up the STOGA, a few Social Welfare Programmes for the students in collaboration with the Departmental Alumni units, Social Welfare Activities accomplished by STOGA members, Motivating Activities of the STOGA members, information about the Activities of STOGA units functioning in Chennai, UK and USA, available list of Donors and their Contributions, Senior Sarahs (Retired Staff of Sarah Tucker College) and their STOGA Activities, the Boon behind Senior Sarahs‟ Get Together, UGC guidelines, a few proposals for future, a few reminiscences of Golden jubilee celebrations of STOGA members, a few Alumni Dignitaries, an attempt to inculcate SARAH TUCKER COLLEGE through Virtuous and Christian Dictums, SARAH the PRINCESS etc . Sarah Tucker Prayer Fellowship:Once in a month, our Alumni are meeting and praying for our Educational Institutions and for other prayer requests not only in Tirunelveli but also in Madurai, Trichy, Coimbatore and Chennai.
Sports Activities
This year the department of Physical Education has witnessed greater strides of success. Our students Abirami of B.Com (Reg) and Vellathai of B.com(Reg) participated in the National Level Circle Fencing Federation of India and won three Gold medals and one Bronze medal. In the All India Inter University Fencing Competition again Abirami and Vellathai of I B.Com (Reg) won bronze medal. Vellathai has participated in the 26th Junior National Fencing Championship held at, Punjab.In the Inter collegiate Hockey Tournament held in our reputed college, our players bagged the runner‟s position in spite of a tough game with our neighbouring Rani Anna Government College. Though five players from the regular department of B.com, Economics and History joined the team only at the fourth semester. They took the much effort for the welfare of the college successfully and faced the stiff opposition from the opponents‟ side so efficiently. Five Hockey players 1. M.Muthu Lakshmi, 2. M. DurachiKutty 3. N.Poomari 4. G.Sumathi and 5. Mano Selshiya were selected for the Inter University Tournament held at Allagapa University from 28th to 30th Nov 2018.
Three hockey players 1. Mano Selshiya 2. M.Muthu Lakshmi and Gowsalya were selected for the Junior Inter District Hockey Tournament held at SDAT Stadium.Five Hockey players 1. Archana Devi 2. Muthu Lakshmi, 3. Kaveri 4. DurachiKutty and 5. Mano Selshiya were selected for the Senior Inter District Tournament which was held at Anna Stadium, Palayamkottai from 3rd to 5th Jan‟19.Our college won the fourth position in the Intercollegiate Volley Ball Tournament held at St.Mary‟s College Tuticorin on 3rd Sep to 5th Sep 2018.Our volley Ball players Abirami I B.com(Reg) was selected for Inter University Volley Ball Tournament held at Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh.Our Volley Ball Team participated in the Monthly Meet held at Anna Stadium on 17th Aug 2018.In the Chief Minister‟s Trophy held at Anna Stadium, Our College Volley Ball Team won the Fourth position. Abirami of I B.Com (Reg) & Nancy of I B.Sc Computer Science S/F were selected for the State Level Volley Ball Tournament.It is commonly said that Victory is not defined by win or loss. It is defined by the effort. If you can truthfully say I did my best I could, then you are the winner”.So I urge you all, to go and give the best, and I am sure that you will succeed with all your effort.Thanks to the liberal contribution of the Management, the students enjoy the following facilities.The players are provided the special privilege of Breakfast/Lunch/Evening snacks if they come for practice.Two student‟s M.Abirami and M.Vellathai from I B.com are exempted from paying the tuition fees.The management has also arranged for special coaches for giving training for hockey, basket ball, volley ball and shuttle players.The management was generous enough to spend a huge sum of money more than 1.5 lakh rupees for buying sports equipment. It hopes to provide additional benefits for the sake of the students in the forthcoming years.It has also given direction to the controller‟s office to give grace marks of 10 for the final year players who are at the risk of failure in the final semester.The Director of Physical Education and the players hope and believe thatthe management will take additional efforts for the benefits of the students in the years to come.
College Union
STUDENT COUNCIL Dr.D.Dorathi Chandra (Associate Professor of English, Rani Anna College and an alumna of Sarah Tucker College) was the chief guest in the inaugural ceremony of the Student‟s Council. She congratulated and motivated the newly elected student representatives. Mr. Samson Paulraj, secretary of our esteemed institution, who is also a strong pillar of support, explained the mission and vision of the college. Dr. Usha Godwin, the Principal and President of Students‟ Council honoured B.Aiswariya of 3rd BA English (Reg) as chairman, P.J.Grace Paul Sweety of 3rd BA Tamil as secretary, Nadar AnithaErattaimuthu of II BA Economics and D.Sowndarya of II BA English (Reg) as Joint secretaries. Dr.JebamalarWincessManimala was appointed as the Vice President of the student council.
STUDENT’S COUNCIL ACTIVITIES
Sl. No. PARTICULARS DATE 1. Student‟s Union Election 01.08.2018 2. Investiture Ceremony 13.08.2018 3. Fresher‟s Day Celebration 14.08.2018 4. Independence Day Celebration 15.08.2018 5. Nutrition Week Celebration 01.09.2018- 07.09.2018 6. Teacher‟s Day Celebration 05.09.2018 7. Christmas Tree 20.12.2018 8. Christmas Carols 19.12.2018 9. Santa Claus Competition 20.12.2018 10. Christmas Function 20.12.2018 11. Pongal Celebration 11.01.2019 12. Students‟ film “Vanathupoochi”, “Sadhanai” 07.01.2019 13. International White Cane Day – Contributed Rs. 09.01.2019 7,500/- 14. Sports Day 22.02.2019 15. Matru Bhasha Diwas 24.02.2019 16. Contribution to Visually Challenged people (Rs. 28.02.2019 12,000) 17. International Women‟s Day Celebration 08.03.2019 18. College Day Celebration 28.03.2019 19. Valedictory Function 02.04.2019 20 Contribution towards Flag Day (Rs. 20,000)
05.09.2018 Teacher's day Celebration Teacher‟s day was celebrated in the New Auditorium at 10am in a grand manner with many interesting programmes to highlight the excellence of the teachers. The Chairman, The Secretary and the joint Secretaries compered the programme.
11.01.2019 Pongal Celebration Pongal was celebrated traditionally. Students came in their traditional dress to highlight our culture. Competitions like Uri Adithal, Lemon and spoon race, khabaddi were conducted.
08.03.2019 Women's Day Celebration International Women‟s day was celebrated with awareness programme and many entertainingprogrammes.Dr.Kanchana Suresh and Mrs.A.BharathiRathi (Vetri Dental Clinic) gave the awareness programme.
Cultural Activities
Students from various departments actively participated in the Intra departmental Competition held in our College on 11.10.2018. Our Vice President for Students Council Dr. Josephine, Associate Professor, Dept of Economics and Dr. Nirmala Johnson, Associate Professor & Head, Dept of Economics were the chief Guest. Dr. Josephine gave the Welcome Address. The Competitions are Group Dance, Classical Dance and Western Dance. Dr.Valarmathi, Associate Professor, Dept of Tamil and Mrs. Rajulah, Associate Professor, Dept of Chemistry were the judges.
Students from Dept of B.Com(Reg) won I Prize and students from Dept of English(S/F) Students won II Prize in Group dance. Miss. Muthu Vinodhini of III B.Sc Physics(Reg) won I Prize and Miss. S. Karthika of I MA English won the II Prize in Classical dance. Miss. Abisha of III BA English(S/F) won I Prize and Miss. Karthika of II B.Sc Maths(Reg) won II Prize in Western dance.During Autonomy review, peer coordinators from various Colleges in and out of our State
visited our College. On 23.10.2018 evening our Fine Arts Club exhibited a nice cultural program to the team and to our Staff Members. The program given by our students were Bharathanatiyam, Folk Dance, Western Dance and Mime. They really enjoyed the students‟ performance.
On 29.03.2019 we celebrated our 125th College day function. 47 students from various departments performed a variety of cultural programs like Bharathanatiyam, Folk Dance, Western Dance and Punjabi Dance and impressed the audience. Everyone appreciated the cultural programs exhibited in the College Day Function.
Academic Calendar
Academic Council comprising the Principal, Vice Principal, Deans, IQAC coordinator and Office Superintendent designs the academic calendar. It contains prime information about the rules and regulations of the institution and its mode of functioning.
Academic Calendar
An Academic Calendar is devised adhering to the general norms of the university, government policies and common calendar. It provides information and guidelines to access amenities. It frames schedule for academic, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. Responsibilities of students and code of conduct are enlisted. Assessment dates, technical events, class tests, submission of mark lists, list of holidays, details about the scholarship, details about the attendance, Certificate Courses and evaluation process are stated. The Academic calendar along with the blueprint of Evaluation Procedures is issued to the students at the beginning of the course. An Academic monitoring committee appointed by the Principal/HOD ensures, following the time schedule stated in the Calendar.
CalendarCommittee
1. Dr.(Mrs) Usha Godwin Principal Dr.(Mrs) J. Jebamalar Winces 2. Vice Principal Manimala 3. Dr. (Mrs) Rajula Jasmine Dean of Science
4. Dr. (Mrs) Indra Jaculine Dean of Arts
5. Dr. (Mrs) Lt. V.P.D. Josephine Asso. Prof. Economics Department
6. Miss. Jones Asst. Prof. Mathematics Department
7. Miss. Jai Ruby Asst. Prof. MCA Department
Annual Academic Calendar 2019 – 2020 Admission April to July 2019 1st Academic Term June to November 2019 Reopening day June 17, 2019 I CIA Test July 18 to 22 II CIA Test August 19 Sarah Sales September 6 Academic Tour September Last week III CIA Test October 3 Arts Viva October 23 Last working day October 30 Semester Examination First week of November 2nd Academic Term December to May 2020 Reopening day December 4 Christmas Holiday December 23 Reopening January 2, 2020 I CIA Test January 26 Sports Day February 14 II CIA Test February 24 College Day February 28 Convocation March 21 III CIA Test March 23 Practical Examination April 1 Arts Viva April 6 Last working day April 25 Semester Examination April 29
C Committees to run the affairs of the college
Governing Board
1. Rev.AHL Billy Vice Chairman
2. Rev.PeterDevadoss Clerical Secretary
3. Mr. D. Vethanayagam Lay Secretary
4. Mr. R. DevadossGnanaraj Treasurer
5. Rev.P.D.Muthuraj Pastorate Chairman
6. Mr.S.M.P Clement Member
7. Mr.KDurairaj Member
8. Mrs.Thangamani Mohan Member
9. Mr.C.Jeevakumar Member
10. Mr.Peter Sam Member
11. Mr.SAnburaj Joseph Member
12. Mr T Kingston Sam Nayagam Pastorate Representative
13. Dr.(Mrs).J.Rajula Jasmine Usha Staff Representative
14. Dr.(Mrs) S.Felicia Gladys Sathiadevi Staff Representative Dr.(Mrs) J. Jebamalar Winces 15. Vice Principal Manimala 16. Dr.(Mrs) Usha Godwin Principal
17 Er.P.SamsonPaulraj Secretary
Governing Body
1. Rev.AHL Billy Vice Chairman
2. Rev.PeterDevadoss Clerical Secretary
3. Er.P.SamsonPaulraj Secretary Dr.(Mrs) J. Jebamalar Winces 4. Vice Principal Manimala 5. Dr.(Mrs) A.HannahSelviJansi Controller of Examinations
6. Dr.(Mrs) L.Jeyaprabha IQAC Coordinator Regional Joint Director, Tirunelveli (State 7. Dr.(Mrs) C.Pandiammal Govt. Nominee) 8. Prof. D.Murugan University Representative
9. Dr.Fr.Xaviour Alphonse S.J Educationalist
10. Dr.(Mrs) J.Nirmala Senior Faculty
11. Dr.(Mrs) V.Rama Senior Faculty
12. Dr.(Mrs) Usha Godwin Principal
Planning and Evaluation Committee
1. Dr. R.Jeyavel University Nominee
2. Dr. K.V. Rajendran University Nominee
3. Dr.(Mrs) Usha Godwin Principal Dr.(Mrs) J. Jebamalar Winces 4. Vice Principal Manimala 5. Dr.(Mrs) Hana Selvi Controller of Examination
6. Dr. (Mrs) Indra Jaculine Dean of Arts
7. Dr. (Mrs) Rajula Jasmine Dean of Science Dean of Science & Dean of Students 8. Dr. (Mrs) Addline Esther Pushparani Welfare 9. Dr. (Mrs) Jeya Prabha IQAC Coordinator
10. Dr. (Mrs) V.Rama Autonomy Coordinator
11. Dr. (Mrs) J. Nirmala NAAC Coordinator
12. Mrs. Jegathi Jasmine Senior Staff Member
13. Dr.(Mrs) S. Felicia Gladys Senior Staff Member
14. Dr. (Mrs) M.S.Thangam Bursar
15. Dr. (Mrs) Lt. VPD Josephine Vice President of College Union
FinanceCommittee
1. Dr.(Mrs) Usha Godwin Principal
2. Dr. Edwin Gnanadoss University Nominee Dr.(Mrs) J. Jebamalar Winces 3. Vice Principal Manimala 4. Dr. (Mrs) M.S.Thangam Bursar
5. Dr. (Mrs) Addline Esther Pushparani Dean of Students Welfare
Academic CouncilCommittee
1. Dr.(Mrs) Usha Godwin Principal Dr.(Mrs) J. Jebamalar Winces 2. Vice Principal Manimala 3. Dr. B.Sundara Kannan University Nominee
4. Dr. C. Kannan University Nominee
5. Dr. P.Arumugam University Nominee
6. Mr.D.AndrewsSamraj Expert from Law
7. Mr.Jawahar Expert from Business
8. Mr.V.Arul Samuel Expert from Education
9. Dr.S.RufusPonnaiah Expert from Medicine
10. Dr. (Mrs) Rajula Jasmine Dean of Science
11. Dr. (Mrs) Indra Jaculine Dean of Arts
12. Dr.(Mrs) Hana Selvi Controller of Examination
13. Dr. (Mrs) Felicia Gladys Sathiadevi HOD of English
14. Miss. Grana Vasanthabai HOD of History
15. Dr. (Mrs) J.Nirmala HOD of Economics
16. Dr. (Mrs) Kanchana HOD of Commerce
17. Mrs. D. Jegathi Jasmine HOD of Physics
18. Dr. (Mrs) V.Rama HOD of Chemistry
19. Dr. (Mrs) G.D. Nalini Mabel HOD of Botany
20. Dr. (Mrs) L.Jeya Prabha HOD of Zoology
21. Dr. K. Leena HOD of Nano Science
22. Mrs. Jenifa HOD of Food Science
23. Mrs. D. Sheefa Ruby Grace HOD of Computer Science
24. Mrs. P.Jasmine Lois Ebenezer HOD of MCA
ExaminationCommittee
1. Dr.(Mrs) Usha Godwin Principal Dr.(Mrs) J. Jebamalar Winces 2. Vice Principal Manimala 3. Dr. (Mrs) Rajula Jasmine Dean of Science
4. Dr. (Mrs) Indra Jaculine Dean of Arts
5. Dr. (Mrs) Felicia Gladys Sathiadevi HOD of English
6. Miss. Grana Vasanthabai HOD of History
7. Dr. (Mrs) Kanchana HOD of Commerce
8. Mrs. D. Jegathi Jasmine HOD of Physics
9. Dr. (Mrs) L.Jeya Prabha HOD of Zoology
10. Dr. (Mrs) Nancy Jasmine Goldena Department of Computer Applications
11. Dr.(Mrs) Hana Selvi Controller of Examination
AwardsCommittee
1. Dr.(Mrs) Usha Godwin Principal Dr.(Mrs) J. Jebamalar Winces 2. Vice Principal Manimala 3. Dr.(Mrs) Hana Selvi Controller of Examination
4. Dr. (Mrs) Rajula Jasmine Dean of Science
5. Dr. (Mrs) Indra Jaculine Dean of Arts
6. Dr. (Mrs) L.Jeya Prabha IQAC Coordinator
7. Dr. (Mrs) J.Nirmala NAAC Coordinator
8. Dr. (Mrs) Rama Sr. Staff in Science
9. Mrs. D. Jegathi Jasmine Sr. Staff in Science
10. Miss. Grana Vasanthabai Sr. Staff in Arts
11. Dr. (Mrs) Mp. Rameela SF Staff Representative
12. Dr. B. Rajasekaran University Nominee
AdmissionCommittee
1. Dr.(Mrs) Usha Godwin Principal Dr.(Mrs) J. Jebamalar Winces 2. Senior Staff Manimala 3. Dr. (Mrs) Rama Senior Staff
4. Miss. Grana Vasanthabai Sc Candidate
Curriculum DevelopmentCommittee
1. Heads of all the Departments
2. Librarian Mr. E.Sugirtha Kumar
3. Physical Directress Dr. S.AgnesPrincy
Library
1. Dr.(Mrs) Usha Godwin Principal & Chairman
2. Mr.E.Sugirtha Kumar Librarian & Secretary
3. Dr. (Mrs) M.S.Thangam Asso. Prof. History & Staff Member
MagazineCommittee
1. Mrs. Selvashri Tamil Department
2 Mrs. HenritaGnanam English Department
3. Dr. (Mrs) A.AkilaMariathangam History Department
4. Dr. (Mrs) GnanaraniSaral Economics Department
5. Dr. (Mrs) E.AngelSaral Rose Commerce Department Dr. (Mrs) J.Golden Ebenezer 6. Mathematics Department Jebamani 7. Mrs.S.G.PushpalathaGracelin Physics Department
8 Dr. (Mrs) R.Sujatha Chemistry Department
9. Mrs. S.Suga Botany Department
10. Dr. (Mrs) Lighty George Zoology Department
11. Mrs. N.Subathra Computer Science Department
12. Mrs. CyciliaPearlin Christy Computer Science Department
13. Dr. (Mrs) Meriliance Computer Applications Department
14. Mrs. Bindu Banet PG Zoology Department
DisciplineCommittee
1. Dr. C.Valarmathi, Mrs. Maligija Tamil Department
2 Mrs. Vijila English Department Dr. Mary Christobel, Dr. Shanthi 3. Economics Department Nirmala Dr. C. Nirmala Devi, Dr. I. 4. History Department Jeyakumari 5. Mrs. Ponrani Commerce Department
6. Mrs. EbiSujitha, Mrs. KalaiSelvi Mathematics Department Mrs. R. Juliet Jeyanthi, Dr. J. Joy 7. Physics Department JebaVijila 8 Mrs. Alice Kalavathy, Dr.J. Shakina Chemistry Department
9. Dr. HarinSheeba Botany Department
10. Mrs. S. Nirmala Zoology Department
11. Mrs. Jasmine, Mrs.Prabha English SF Department
12. Mrs. A. Deepa Mathematics SF Department
13. Mrs. P. Jeyaseeli Physics SF Department
14. Mrs. I. Merline Nano Science Department
15. Mrs. Jesus Rosalind, Ms.Angel Food Science Department
16. Mrs. Subathra, Mrs. Princy Computer Science Department Mrs. S. Lyrics Miruna, Mrs. P. 17. Commerce SF Department Sujatha 18. Mrs. B. Bindu Bennet P.G.Zoology Department Mrs. A. Richlin Selina, 19. MCA Department Dr. K. Merrilance CalendarCommittee
1. Dr.(Mrs) Usha Godwin Principal Dr.(Mrs) J. Jebamalar Winces 2. Vice Principal Manimala
3. Dr. (Mrs) Rajula Jasmine Dean of Science
4. Dr. (Mrs) Indra Jaculine Dean of Arts
5. Dr. (Mrs) Lt. V.P.D. Josephine Asso. Prof. Economics Department
6. Miss. Jones Asst. Prof. Mathematics Department
7. Miss. Jai Ruby Asst. Prof. MCA Department
Clubs
Quiz Club
1. Dr.Mrs.VaijoPrema Asst. Prof., History Department
2. Miss. Jairuby Asst. Prof., MCA Department
Path Finders’ Club
1. Miss. Jairuby Asst. Prof., MCA Department
2. Dr. (Mrs) Vennila Asst. Prof., English Department
Eco Club
1. Dr. (Mrs) P.Jeba Evangeline Asst. Prof. English Department
2. Dr. (Mrs) K.JebaAnanthi Asst. Prof. Botany Department
Fine Arts Club
1. Mrs.C.Emimal Asst. Prof., English Department SF
2. Mrs.AdlineRajasenahMerryton Asst. Prof., Computer Science Department
Rotaract Club
1. Mrs.C.Emimal Asst. Prof., English Department SF
2. Mrs.AdlineRajasenahMerryton Asst. Prof., Computer Science Department
Cells
Youth Welfare Cell
1. Mrs.R.Selvasri Asst. Prof., Tamil Department
2. Mrs.R. Sudhamani Asst. Prof., Computer Science Department
Differently Abled Cell
1. Dr. (Mrs) A.Akila Maria Thangam Asst. Prof., History Department
2. Dr. (Mrs) Ponrani Asst. Prof., Department of Commerce
3. Mrs. S. Annie Cutie Asst. Prof., Department of English
4. Mrs. W. Johns Priya Asst. Prof., Department of Commerce SF
Village Adoption Cell
1. Mrs.T.Varthini Asst. Prof. Physics Department
2. Dr. (Mrs) S.Vennila Asst. Prof., English Department
3. Mrs.S.Chepas Asst. Prof., Computer Science Department
ICC
Anti Sexual Harassment Cell
1. Dr.Rajula Jasmine Usha Asso. Prof., Chemistry
Anti Ragging Cell
1. Dr. (Mrs) R.Prabhavathi Mabel Asso. Prof., Tamil Department
2. Dr. (Mrs) HerinSheeba Asst. Prof., Botany Department
Grievance Redressal Cell
1. Dr (Mrs) P. Jeba Evangeline Asst. Prof., English Department
2. Dr. (Mrs) Esaivani Asst. Prof., Zoology PG SF Department
Industry Institute Cell
1. Dr. J. Shakina Coordinator, Asst. Prof., Chemistry
2. Miss. T.Jones Asst. Prof., Mathematics
3. Miss. Jai Ruby Asst. Prof., MCA
4. Dr. C.Geetha Asst. Prof., Commerce SF
5. Dr.Rajula Jasmine Usha Asso. Prof., Chemistry
6. Dr. Indira Jakuline Asso. Prof., Economics
7. Mr.E.Sugirtha Kumar Librarian
8. Dr.A.HanaSelviJansi Asso. Prof. & Head, Mathematics
9. Mrs.D.Jegathi Jasmine Asso. Prof. & Head, Physics
10. Mrs. Jasmine Lois Ebenezer Asst. Prof. & Head, MCA
11. Mr.Saravana Kumar iNET
12. Mrs.Meena Malar Computers
13. Mr.Kathivel CSC Computer Education
Equal Opportunity Cell
1. Dr.Mrs. Mabel Jothi Rani Asso. Prof., Tamil Department
2. Mrs. Stella Johnsy Rani Asst. Prof., Computer Science Department
Placement Cell
1. Dr. (Mrs) J.Shakina Asst. Prof. Chemistry Department
2. Miss T.Jones Asst. Prof. Mathematics Department
3. Miss. Jairuby Asst. Prof., MCA Department
4. Dr. (Mrs) C.Geetha Asst. Prof., Commerce Department
Smart Cell
1. Dr. (Mrs) N. R.Selvi Asso. Prof., Department of English
2. Dr. (Mrs) AdlineEstherPusparani Asso. Prof., Zoology Department
Research Cell
1. Dr. Devanesam Mabel Asso, Prof. of Tamil
2. Dr. Sujatha Asso. Prof. of Chemistry
3. Dr. Beryl Sheela Asst. Prof. of English
4. Mr. Sugirthakumar Librarian
5. Dr. Merriliance Asst. Prof. of MCA
Entrepreneurship Cell
1. Mrs. Sujatha Asst. Prof, Department of Commerce
2. Dr. J. Merrylin Asst. Prof, Department of Food Science
Others
PTA
1. Dr. (Mrs) A.EffieCordeliya Asst. Prof., Physics Department
2. Dr. (Mrs) I. Jeyakumari Asst. Prof., History Department
Alumni Association
1. Dr. (Mrs) S.Kanchana Asst. Prof. & Head, Commerce Department Asst. Prof., Computer Applications 2. Mrs. A. Richlin Celina Jebakumari Department Part V Youth Red Cross 1. Dr. (Mrs) S. SelvaPonmalar Asst. Prof. Zoology Department NSS 1. Mrs. J. Prabha Kanagamani, Unit 15 Asst. Prof., English Department 2. Mrs. Mary Sugirtha Pandian, Unit 16 Asst. Prof., Tamil Department SF
3. Dr. (Mrs) J. Sarojini, Unit 17 Asst. Prof., Tamil Department SF 4. Mrs. D. KirubaVellaiammal, Unit 148 Asst. Prof., Tamil Department 5. Dr. (Mrs) P. Alice Rani, Unit 149 Asst. Prof., Tamil Department 6. Dr. (Mrs) C.Geetha, Unit 150 Asst. Prof., Commerce Department SF NCC 1. Dr. (Mrs) Lt.J.P.D. Josephine NCC Officer, Economics Department 2. Mrs. D.KirubaVellaiammal Caretaker, Tamil Department Sports 1. Dr.S.AgnesPrincy Physical Directress 2. Mrs.Pushpathai Physical Directress
CELLS
YOUTH WELFARE Nothing is Impossible where Passion lives
Vision To exhibit hidden dazzling diamonds
Mission Making Youngsters Youngstars
Our students have participated and won prizes in various competitions conducted for two days (31.07.2018 & 01.08.2018) by MEPCO SCHILENK COLLEGE, Sivakasi. R.Junia Daphne Shalow&Dhinushya of I B.A English won I prize in Sherlock Holmex. Subetha of II BSc Chemistry won I prize in Kavithaigal competition. S. PunithaBlessy, J. Anne Jency, R.Beulah Rose, T. Chelsiya Agnes, K.Soniya, S. Ashwarya, A. BlessyJenita, G. Jenifer Chellam of II B.A. English & Grace Paul Sweety of III B.A. Tamil won II prize in Drama competition. Subetha of II BSc Chemistry won III prize in NeeyaNaanacompetition.Our student J. Sneha of II B.A. Engish won I prize in Speech competition conducted by LIC, Tirunelveli on 04.09.2018. Our student P. Jesila of II B.A. English won I prize in Kavithaicompetition conducted by ARAVIND EYE HOSPITAL, on 04.09.2018Tirunelveli.The Students of our college also participated and won prize in various competitions conducted by St.XAVIER’S COLLEGE, Palayamkottai.
DIFFERENTLY ABLED A Resource Centre for the Differently Abled
Vision To lend a hand to strengthen the hands that lead
Mission To help the differently abled students realize their talent and to let them capitalize on it.To facilitate them with all funds and aids.To help them develop their career and find employment. To extend the resources to all in need in the neighborhood
Received Plex talks for 10 students from Help the Blind Foundation Construction of a separate room with all facilities for the differently abled Applied for UDIS, HTBT, & Government Scholarships Added two computers to the digital library from the management.
VILLAGE ADOPTION Strengthen the Weak, Uplift the Meek for Greater Expectations
Vision To facilitate integrated and holistic development of the village
Mission To create awareness on social issues and environmental problems. To create necessary understanding of basic needs of life, such as sanitation, pure drinking water, small family etc. To make them socially responsible citizens. To enhance knowledge through skits and street plays
The Village Adoption Cell of Sarah Tucker College, having been adopted as a part of Unnat Bharath Abhiyan, an initiative by the Government of India held its members meeting on 01.03.2019. Members of the Village Adoption Cell of all departments were present. UBA had selected 5 villages for the college (Reddiyarpatti, Rajavalipuram, Sivanthipatti, Manapadai veedu,and Aaraikulam)Mrs. S.Cephas, Assistant Professor of Computer Science offered the Opening Prayer.The agenda of the meet was to select the cluster groups for pre- survey.The cluster groups were selected on a lot basis
• Tamil, Botany, Food Science and Nano Science will visit Rajavalipuram
• English, History and English s/f (Shift I & Shift II)will visit Sivanthipatti
• Zoology, Physics, PG Zoology and Physics (S/F) will visit Manapadai veedu
• Economics, Chemistry, Computer Science (Shift I & Shift II), MCA & BCA will visit Aaraikulam The members were instructed about the procedure to conduct the pre-survey. • Meeting the VAO and filling the form • Taking the students for a street walk • Taking pre-survey using App and uploading report and photos. • It was decided to conduct the pre-survey after the II CIA tests. • Departments to advance money towards expenses. • On successful completion of Pre-survey, the expenses will be reimbursed(RS. 15,000) by UBA.
ANTI SEXUAL HARASSMENT Sharing Siblings Sympathy
Vision Say NO to Ragging and YES to joyful campus
Mission Don’t RAG just INTERACT
In this academic year anti ragging awareness meeting was conducted on 27.06.2018. The meeting was started with college prayer song. Principal, all the Heads of the departments, parents and all the I Year UG Students participated in the meeting. Students were incessantly warned from the first day itself that if they are in the act of ragging found they will be immediately sent out of the college and also legal action will be taken against them. So there is a positive response. Principal and all the Head of the departments, parents and all the I year UG students participated in the meeting and the following decisions were made : Ragging is punishable in our college Ragging is completely prohibited from our college The annual report will be submit by Anti ragging committee to our college IQAC Anti ragging slogans will be display in every department and common places like Canteen and Main entrance Anti ragging committee members must be visit the hostels every month
ANTI RAGGING Sharing Siblings Sympathy
Vision Say NO to Ragging and YES to joyful campus
Mission Don’tRAGjustINTERACT
Anti Ragging Cell meeting was held on 27.06.2018. The meeting started with prayer by Dr. HerinSheebaGracelin. The Principal and co-ordinators, student representatives were present in the meeting. Dr. Prabavathi welcomed the gathering. The following decisions were made in the meeting. Ragging should be completely prohibited from our college The Annual report has to be submitted to our college IQAC Anti ragging slogans has to be displayed in every department and common places like Canteen and Main entrance Anti ragging committee member should be visit the hostels every month The complains received from the students has to be analyzed (if any)
GREIVANCE REDRESSAL Giving Everybody a Chance to be Heard
Vision To uphold the dignity of the college by ensuring strife free atmosphere.
Mission To develop a responsive and accountable attitude among the students community to maintain a harmonious educational atmosphere in the institution. To encourage the students to express their grievances without any fear of being victimized.
Depending nature, magnitude andjurisdictionof the issue the principalDr.
Usha Godwin arranges for the appropriate and early measure of redressal of grievance, under the management. The members of the grievance cell met and discussed about redressing the following grievances.
As per the requisition of the students, the interval of 15 minutes
break is given from 10.25 to 10.40 am.
The students felt that it would be better if they have a greater
number of rest rooms and the management fulfilled this
requirement also.
INDUSTRY INSTITUTE
Giving Everybody a Chance to be Heard
Vision To uphold the dignity of the college by ensuring strife free atmosphere.
Mission To develop a responsive and accountable attitude among the students community to maintain a harmonious educational atmosphere in the institution. To encourage the students to express their grievances without any fear of being victimized.
The IIC was established on December 6th 2018. The function of this cell is to boost excellence amongst students by promoting close interaction between the academic and industrial fields. The cell works in synergy with the industry to promote students with closer interaction with industry people who possess the knowledge that they have gathered over the years they spent in the industry. This act as an opportunity to develop a competitive edge to be industry ready and imparts in them the knowledge about what lies ahead of the degree they are pursuing, what role they may resume in future and what may be expected out of them on the job they are recruited. Industries help us to prepare our students to know recent developments and inventions in their fields and to impart them with skill sets to contribute to the workforce of tomorrow and to implement projects for technologically driven economy. In a broader sense this IIC work as the mediator where its role is to connect the future with the current one and to provide a platform for active interaction and knowledge. Objectives To develop of a strong technical workforce that would bridge the gap between industry requirements and academic orientation. To organize in-plant training for the students. Participation of experts from industries, in curriculum development To create adequate facilities of updating knowledge of students to meet growth and developmental needs of the industry. Preparing / Updating a comprehensive directory of technology in their field of expertise and forging continuing links with them through various means of involvement like talks, guest lectures, research collaboration, students project guidance, seminars etc.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
Fair Chance for Incompetent
Vision
To ensures that all students are treated as equality of opportunity for all
Mission
To help and empower the persons with disabilities students to participate fully in the academic, intellectual, social and cultural life of college on an equal basis.
To improve their performances and provide guidance and counselling with respect to academic, financial, social and other matters.
The main problems faced by people viewed as disabled, or 'with disabilities', or of minority status, stems from disabling environmental, economic and cultural barriers.
A health care programme was conducted on 01.07.2018 to focus on information dissemination and to be aware on preventive healthcare practices.An awareness program on Donate Eye was given on 01.09.2018. An informative seminar on Library and online safety program was given on 11.12.2018 by The National Commission For Women in India in collaboration with Digital Sakthi, Twitter, Face Book, Cyber Peace foundation, Delhi. To enable the students for cautious browsing and downloading while using Internet.
PLACEMENT Scaling Greater Heights
Vision To be an outstanding institution in the country imparting graduate education providing need based, value based and career based programs and producing self-reliant, self- sufficient educators, capable of meeting new challenges. Mission To educate aspirants in various fields to fulfil global requirement of human resources by providing sustainable quality education, training and invigorating environment, also moulding them into skilled competent and socially responsible citizens who will lead the building of a powerful nation.
The Placement Cell was so active in earning more number of
Memorandum of Understandings (MoU). An MoU was
signed with ICT Academy and Amazon Web Services.
770 students were benefitted by the skill development
programme conducted by the Prathanmanthri Kaushal
Kendra Program (PMKK), a Central Government
initiative program. They learned hardware, Telecom instore
promoter, mobile repairing, field technician computer peripherals, retail & sales, beautician etc under the programme. Mr. JainulSammem from Cloud
Tower Technologies gave a speech on 15.02.2019. “Career
Guidance” for all the final year students. A “Personality
Development” programme was organized for all the students by Rexona Academy. Cloud Literacy day was observed on 29.10.2018 in the department through ICT Academy where in 70 of our students have enrolled in AWS Cloud Educateprogrammed and self- studied the modules of the basic course.
SMART Enhance and Empower Personality
Vision Facilitate Academic, Emotional, Social and Cognitive development of the students hence to empower them in their learning and personal development.
Mission To identify their inner strength and to build a positive attitude to be disciplined leaders, inspiring and leading towards holistic life.
A motivational program was organised for the first year students for two hours by the „Counseling Department‟ of Sarah Tucker College on 25.06.2018. Dr. D. Addline Esther Pushparani, Assistant Professor, Department of Zoology gave the welcome address. The resource person, Mrs. Annie Princess, Student Counselor nurtured the freshers with her speech on “You are born to fly” and motivated the young students to achieve overall development. She spoke about “Avoid fear”, “Avoid lust”, “Avoid laziness”, “Talkative” and “Disobedience”. The students took the following decisions:
To change all their characters Not to spend much time in social media To obey their parents and elders To keep themselves away from temptations and to be holy Feedback from students:
The Orientation Program helped the students to protect them from all the distractions and transgressions. All the categories she narrated were relevant to the problems of adolescence
RESEARCH A platform to discover and focus on new facts
Vision
To create an outstanding climate to develop and demonstrate research through sustained and dedicated efforts.
Mission
To promote distinctive research programs and facilitate researchers to work towards excellence and generate innovative ideas for the society.
The Research committee aims to reach the Research Vision and Mission of the college and its functioning. The college has research committee that strives to make a contribution to the furthering of research at the institute. The committee has been established to motivate faculty members to involve in research field and to encourage them to get projects and to involve all faculty members in teaching process for new trends. Its major role is to relate thinking with reality. Besides enhancing the performance of faculty members and the institution, such research also serves as a vibrant flexible unit to promote, inspire and provides knowledge base with which they can take up applied research of current relevance to our industry. The committee enhances update to the faculty members in teaching and learning process. It also encourages and guides the faculty members for major and minor research Projects.
Objectives :- To motivate the students and faculty members for research activities. To inculcate new trends in teaching process. To Contribute research in the reputing Subject
During the academic year 2018-19, there are thirty sevenresearch guides and 100 research scholars in our college research centers. There had been fifty recognized research guides from
various disciplines for the past five years. Our college has six research centersin the following disciplines for carrying out research:
English Tamil Economics Chemistry Zoology Computer Science
In order to cater the publishing needs for the faculty members and research scholars, the research committee has acquired a multidisciplinary Sarah Research Journal with an ISSN (2319- 5134) which is published biannually.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP A space to bring Innovative Ideas into Reality
Vision Sarahsas Entrepreneurs
Mission Platform for startups
Sarah Tucker College, one of the most forward thinking and innovative educational institutions, is proud to start an incubation centre to enable its students get first-hand experience in entrepreneurship, promote innovation driven activities at the institute and provide a comprehensive and integrated range of support including space, mentoring, training programs, networking and an array of benefits. Through the incubation centre, students gain hands- on-experience in innovation and entrepreneurship while being nurtured and encouraged by faculty, management and industry experts. In this centre, the following activities were carried out: The Department of food science motivated students to establish small scale industries in chocolate making and thus were trained for the same. They were taught the basics of chocolate making. The Department of Zoology and History trained the students to make fancy jewels and the students sold those jewels among their colleagues. The Department of Botany, taught students to make herbal oil and herbal soaps and the students sold them in Sarah Sales, conducted by the college on February 8th, 2019. On March 8th, 2019, in view of Woemn‟sDay, Innovation and Incubation Centre, conducted an Exhibition by our young Sarah Entrepreneurs in Old Auditorium at 3.00 p.m. to 4.00 p.m. Exhibition was inaugurated by our college secretary Er. Samson Paulraj and headed by our Principal and Vice-principal. The opening prayer was made by Dr. Hanna Selvi, HOD, Department of Maths. The students sold their handmade products (fancy jewels, knitted products and crochet bags), homemade recipes (juice, chocolates, etc.) in the exhibition. The students were benefited by the profit on sales. The exhibition was organized by the Co- ordinators.
CLUB
QUIZ CLUB Quiz leads to information; information leads to knowledge; knowledge leads to wisdom and wisdom leads to enlightment.
Vision Knowledge is Power, Power rules the World
Mission Encourage & Empower Young Minds
The Quiz was inaugurated on 13.07.2018. Miss Beaulah, III BA English was elected as the Secretary of the Club. Major decisions were taken like posting of questions in the quiz board kept in the quadrangle and the competitions would be conducted based on the questions posted. Each department were asked to depute minimum of two students for
the quiz club. Not only the quiz club members but the 3500 students were benefitted by the questions on quiz board.
The students enthusiastically participated in the interdepartmental quiz programme organized by the club around 44 turned up for the interdepartmental quiz competition. Prelims and Finals were conducted. The toppers in the prelims attended the State Level Quiz competition held at Pope‟s College, Sawyerpuram on 28th February 2018 and Miss. Sathya Vellammal of III BSc Mathematics and Miss. Yogavardhini of I BA History won a cash award of Rs.1000/-.
In the interdepartmental finals Miss Amrutha of II BA English won the first place, Ms Emima of II BA English won the second place and Miss Muthulakshmi of I BSc Chemistry and Abinaya of III BSc Maths. won the third place.
A separate quiz programme was organized for the PG students of computer application. Ms Shunmugalakshmi won the First prize, Ms. Krishnaveni won the second prize and Ms Ramya And Ms IsakkiMuthammal won the third prize.
Our students Rajalakshmi, Muthumari, Ananthi won the rolling trophy in quiz competition. Miss. Jothi Lakhsmi of III BA English won a cash award of Rs. 2000/- and Ms. Kanagalakshmi won a cash award of Rs. 1000/- in the quiz competition held by St. Josephs college, Kalakad.
PATH FINDERS CLUB Think together pTHIN Questions Why? & Why not? Passion for reading f TOGETHER Discussion K Leadership
Vision
Think Together so as to Think Better
Mission To develop a passion for reading and learning to become a good citizen and an ideal leader
Miss. Jai Ruby, the Coordinator of the club inaugurated and introduced the Secretary of the Path finders club, Miss. Niraimathi of III.B.A English to the members of the Path finders club, and spoke about the objectives of the club on 13.7.2018.
The Path finders came out with novel ideas to uplift the current educational system in India, for better outcome on 23.8.2018. This paved the way for Dr. Kalam's Vision for India. Ribi Caroline Ravi of I M.A English (Regular) highlighted the women education and how the UGC norms like UGC NET / SLET, NEET etc. She explains whehter theses type of thins are really useful to our future.
J.C. Jebisha J.C of II B.A English (Regular) gave a talk on “Taxation in India: A Rereading of budget 2018 from an Egalitarian perspective” on 4.10.2018. The speaker listed out the budget plan of the current year, and the Path finders explored in and about the loop holes and nuances in the budget. They also created a dummy democratic budget concerning the equity norms of the constitution. She explains how the budget supports the industrialist or the needy people. The members were briefed with various allotment for various sectors and whether it is going to benefit the society or not.
S. Niraimathi of III B.A English (Regular) gave a talk on “Verdict on Indian Penal Code Section 377: An outlook” on 13.12.2018. The speaker talked about the cultural, ethical and traditional conflict which raised in the backdrop of this verdict. Section 377 of the Indian Penal code is a section introduced in 1864 during the british rule of India. She explained the application of section 377. She said about the path of the verdict since 2008 till 2018. She also rectified the wrong notion, misconception and ignorant understanding about the judgement and set the queries all right.
The coordinator of the club prepared the questioners: Plastic Ban –Awareness among citizens of Tirunelveli and conducted an analysis in and around Tirunelveli on 23.1.2019.
B. Refuge of III B.A English (Regular) gave a talk on “Benefits and defects of the genetically
modified crops” on 29.1.2019. The speaker talked about various crop modification techniques. She
brings out the analysis and the effects of such genetically modified crops. She explained the crop modification techniequsike cross breeding, mutagenesis, polyploidy, protoplast fusion, transgenesis, genome editing etc. She explained the members how the things are happening and how the people genetically modifying crops using various techniques. She also explains the ill effects of intaking such genetically modified crop and create awareness among the members of the club.
R. L. Megha of III B.A English (Regular) gave a talk on “Valentine’s day: The Contemporarys' way of celebration” on 14.2.2019. She stated that Love is one of hemostat intense emotions that we experience as humans. It is a variety of different feelings,states and attitudes that range from interpersonal affection to pleasure. Love can be defined as an intense feeling of affection with no limits or conditions for a person. The speaker said about the history of valentines day. St. Valentine cured blind girl and that was to write her a love message signed „from your valentine‟. Valentine was executed on 14 February‟ in the year 270. She explained the symbols of valentines day and explained about valentines day in contemporary times. She explained the way it is celebrated in various countries expressing love between family members and friends rather than that of romantic couples. Some even do leave lollies and gifts for children. Even though it is meant for sharing love, gifts, staying in luxury hotels the members concluded that we have to take it in a right sense to love the poor and needy. Its time to rejuvenate the broken families and have a quality time together. The speaker elaborated the history of Valentine‟s day and of St. Valentine, who stands at the backdrop of their celebration. She also spoke out the innovations brought up in contemporary Valentine‟s day celebration and its significance in 21stcentury.
Nadar Aban Tamil AlagiPoothurai gave a talk on “Industrialization: A key to eradicate unemployment” on 1.3.2019. The speaker explores the versatile fields opened up for the youngsters
regarding their demands over employment and also about the entrepreneurship for heir bright future. Modern era in Industrialization has reached a great height where India has ample scope to come top in the list of Developed Internationals.
Z. Nisha Fathima of III B.A English (Regular) R.G.S. VelAruna of III B.A English (Regular) and A.T. Rajalaxmi of III B.A English (Regular) discussed on topic “Women achievers 2018: An overview from dynamic perspective” on 15.3.2019.
The speakers brought to the lime light the dynamic women achievers in the year 2018 from various fields and aspired young Sarahs to achieve great to succeed this line. The speakers said about the improvement in the status of the women after independence and how they have achieve and how it is visible these years after 2015. They highlighted about various personalities like preethisrinivasan,BhavanaKasthri, Amateur boxing champion marykom, nooruchadha, chief justice indiarabanerjee, manushi chiller, mithali raj, Manikabatra, Indhuumalhotra, Lieutenauntavanichaturvedi, karuna nundy, nishthadudeja etc. The speakers really motivated the members to grow to the heights as these people have achieved.
. The members of the path finders club enacted a skit in our centenary auditorium on the title “Voting Awareness among Students” on 15.4.2019. They explained the importance of voting and what are the reforms brought out this time and how the present scenario is. They clearly showed the mind set of various people around the country like students, illiterates, working people, government servant, urban and rural people. The programme has the aim to prove the importance of voting and make the students vote without fail.
ECO CLUB Keep your surroundings green and clean
Vision To create clean and green consciousness among our students
Mission To sensitize the students towards nature. To create an environment friendly generation. To reduce pollution, plant trees and Rain water-harvesting.
ECO CLUB ACTIVITIES
S.No. Date Days of Celebration Programme Schedule
1 June 5 World Environment Day Posters
2 July Tree plantation Day Tree plantation to nearby areas of our college
Cleaning of nearby areas of our Tirunelveli 3 August Cleanliness Day town
4 September Ozone Day To conduct Awareness programme
Collection and separation of waste and sent it 5 October Waste Management Day to the corporation Dept.
To organize seminar for conservation of Wild 6 November Conservation of Wild Life Life
Awareness on control of To conduct a rally outside of our college to 7 December pollution give awareness
Awareness on Clean 8 January 17 To give lecture on health and hygiene Technology
Awareness of waste To make a Human Chain outside of college 9 February 2 conservation and celebration campus and celebration of wetland day
10 March 21 World Forest Day To conduct a intercollegiate competition
Make banners and notice for conservation of 11 March 22 World Water Day water
FINE ARTS CLUB
Vision Stimulating the creative activity, artistic and scholarly exploration of art among the students.
Mission To educate the students in performing arts and serves as a cultural centre for the campus through creative activity, Music and Dance.
Students from various departments actively participated in the Intra departmental Competition held in our College on 11.10.2018. Our Vice President for Students Council Dr. Josephine, Associate Professor, Dept of Economics and Dr. Nirmala Johnson, Associate Professor & Head, Dept of Economics were the chief Guest. Dr. Josephine gave the Welcome Address. The Competitions are Group Dance, Classical Dance and Western Dance. Dr.Valarmathi, Associate Professor, Dept of Tamil and Mrs. Rajulah, Associate Professor, Dept of Chemistry were the judges.
Students from Dept of B.Com(Reg) won I Prize and students from Dept of English(S/F) Students won II Prize in Group dance. Miss. Muthu Vinodhini of III B.Sc Physics(Reg) won I Prize and Miss. S. Karthika of I MA English won the II Prize in Classical dance. Miss. Abisha of III BA English(S/F) won I Prize and Miss. Karthika of II B.Sc Maths(Reg) won II Prize in Western dance.
During Autonomy review, peer coordinators from various Colleges in and out of our State visited our College. On 23.10.2018 evening our Fine Arts Club exhibited a nice cultural program to the team and to our Staff Members. The program given by our students were Bharathanatiyam, Folk Dance, Western Dance and Mime. They really enjoyed the students‟ performance.On 29.03.2019 we celebrated our 125th College day function. 47 students from various departments performed a variety of cultural programs like Bharathanatiyam, Folk Dance, Western Dance and Punjabi Dance and impressed the audience. Everyone appreciated the cultural programs exhibited in the College Day Function.
ROTARACT CLUB
Vision Service above Self
Mission To provide an opportunity and to enhance the knowledge and skills to assist them in personal development, to address the physical and social needs of their communities and o promote better relations between all people worldwide through a framework of friendship.
The Office Bearers of the Rotaract club of Sarah Tucker College attended the PETS/SETS meeting at Hotel Aryaas, Tirunelveli Junction on 25/9/18.
The Rotaractors of the department of English provided Lungies, T-shirts, bed sheets, etc for Kerala flood relief on 10/9/18.
The Rotaractors of the department of English contributed an amount of Rs. 8000/- for the mentally retarded women in “AnbinIllam” on 14/12/18.
The incoming office bearers of the Rotaract club were inaugurated on 10/1/19 by Rtn. Major Donor A S P Arumugaselvan, WINS Chairman. Many other vital Rotarians attended the inaugural ceremony.
An awareness programme was held on 10/1/19 in the Centenary Auditorium of Sarah Tucker College. Dr. N. Kalyani of Rajapalayam made an inspiring awareness speech on women health issues.
The Rotaractorscontributed snacks for the students in the orphanage on 26/3/19 run by ShonaliBindre‟s family, one of our Rotaractors of III B.A. English(R).
All the office bearers of the academic year 2018- 2019 were honoured and appreciated at the valedictory Ceremony of the Rotaract Club of Sarah College held in the department of English on 29/3/19.
Department of English
The Department of English was started with general English in 1993 with 3 staff members. The Department has flourished with the establishment of BA English in 2011. The Department expanded with six staff members. With Autonomous status, the Department has framed the curriculum based on the employment needs of the students. To add a feather to the achievements of the department, another batch for BA Programme was introduced in 2018. Now the department has fourteen staff members including four PhD holders, three staff who await their PhD Viva Voce Exam, three staff members who had cleared NET/SET. The staff members have published numerous papers in journals and books .Every year the department conducts certificate courses like Basic Hebrew language, Dance skills depending upon the strength and wish of the students
Department Members Dr. S. Felicia GladysSathiadevi Dr. R. Selvi,MA,M.Phil,PGDMTE,B.Ed,Ph.D., MA,M.Phil,Ph.D., Associate Professor Associate Professor & Head of the Department Dr. P. JebaEvangeline,MA,M.Phil,Ph.D., Mrs D. Jane Mercy Arputhamani,MA,M.Phil,(SET) Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Miss M. Henrietta Gnanam,MA,M.Phil., Dr. Silvia Flavia,MA,M.Phil,Ph.D. (SET) Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Dr. S. Venilla,MA,B.Ed,M.Phil,Ph.D. (SET) Mrs. J. Prabha Kanagamani,MA,M.Phil. (SET) Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Dr.J.BerylSheela,MA,M.Phil,Ph.D Mrs.S. Annie Cutie,MA,M.Phil,B.Ed. (NET) Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Mrs. E. Mishma,MA,MPhil(SET,NET) Mrs.R.JeffyCatherine,MA,M.Phil, (SET) Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Dr.S.JenefaKiruba, Mrs. M. Angelin Ruby, MA,M.Phil., MA,M.Phil,PGDELT,PGDNIP,Ph.D., Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Miss C. Jeya Priya, Miss R Deborah Annie Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Miss M.Santhiya Dr. Pauline AnbuSelvi, MA,M.Phil, Ph.D., Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Mrs. S. Julie Kohila,MA,B.Ed,M.Phil., Mrs. C. Emimal, MA,M.Phil.,
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Mrs. S. JeffinzaCarunya Zelma, Mrs. Sylvia Esther KanagaRathnam, MA,M.Phil., MA,M.Phil,B.Ed., Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Mrs. J. JebaroseMA,M.Phil., Mrs. N. Tamilarasi, MA, B.Ed, M.Phil, PGDCA, Assistant Professor PGDMTE., Assistant Professor Mrs. Sheeba, MA,M.Phil, B.Ed., Dr. S.Jasmine Prabha, MA,M.Phil, Ph.D., Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Miss AloysiousSugirtha MA, B.Ed, M.Phil, Miss S. Priyadarshini MA, M.Phil, (SET) Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Mrs. Celin Diana Assistant Professor
BA English SEM I SEM II Tamil 1 Tamil 2 English 1 English 2 Non-Fiction Prose Poetry One Act Plays Fiction Social History Of England Background To Literature Environmental Studies Value Education SEM III SEM IV Tamil 3 Tamil 4 English 3 English 4 History Of English Literature 1 History Of English Literature 2 Grammar And Usage Competence In English For Competitive Exams Competence In Communication -Writing Skills Business English Competence In Communication - Spoken Skills Soft Skills English For Competitive Examinations English For Competitive Examinations SEM V SEM VI Introduction To Literary Criticism Drama Shakespeare Indian Literature In English Post Colonial Literature American Literature South Indian Fiction In Translation South Asain Literature Effective Communication Literature And Christianity Gender Studies Journalism
MA English SEM I SEM II British Literature 1 - Upto 16th Century British Literature 3 -18th Century British Literature 2- 17th Century British Literature 4 - 19th Century Literary Theory I Literary Theory 2 Classics In Translation Shakespeare Communication And Soft Skills Literature And Psychology Public Speaking And Group Discussion Comparative Literature Women Writers Aspects Of Language New World Fiction In English Functional English SEM III SEM IV British Literature 5 -From 20th Century African And African American Literature American Literature Post Colonial Literature Indian Literature In English Canadian Literature Modern Rhetorics And Research Literature Of The Indian Diaspora Methodology Project English Literature For Net / Set Examinations Translation Theory Methods Of English Language Teaching Writing For The Media
Department of Tamil
Sarah Tucker College situated on the flush lands of Tamirabarani functions with The motto “ So run that ye may obtain the incorruptible Crown”. Growing along with the college right from its inception, the Department of Tamil has fed the manna of Tamil to its students. It grew into an undergraduate department in 1942 and the post graduate department in 1971. It started its MPhil research in 2007 and evolved into a research department in 2010.The department has 24 faculty who are embodiment of erudition, Commitment and symbol of culture. They spread their lights into the lives of their students. They serve to impart knowledge and discipline and instil confidence and values of service in the students.
Department Members Dr.J.JebamalarWincessManimala Dr.A.Valarmathy M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. M.A.,M.Ed.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. Vice Principal & Associate Professor Associate Professor Dr.S.Devanesam Mabel M.A.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,Ph.D. Mrs.J.Daisy Rani M.A.,B.Ed.,M.Phil. Associate Professor Associate Professor ;Dr.R.PrabhavathiMarybai M.A.,M.Phil.,M.Ed.,Ph.D Dr.S.Mabel Jothi Rani Associate Professor M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D Associate Professor Dr.J.Santhi Bai M.A.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,Ph.D. Dr.K.MangalaSundari Assistant professor M.A.,B.Ed.,M.Phil.,DGT.,Ph.D. Assistant professor Mrs.P.Helan Sophia M.A.,M.Phil(SET) Dr.P.Alice Rani Assistant professor M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D(NET) Assistant professor Mrs.R.Selvasri M.A.,M.Phil(NET) Mrs.D.KirbaVellaiyammal Assistant professor M.A.,M.Phil(SET) Assistant professor; Dr.M.Santhakumari M.A.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,Ph.D(NET) Dr.V.MaligizaPraba M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. Assistant professor Assistant professor Dr.Y.FreedaConsheela M.A.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,Ph.D Mrs.J.Jenitha Merlin; Assistant professor Assistant professor Mrs.MarySugirtha Pandian M.A.,M.Phil. Mrs.S.Mercy Selvam M.A.,M.Phil. Assistant professor Assistant professor
Dr.C.Valarmathi M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D(SET,NET) Mrs.T.Glory M.A.,M.Phil. Assistant professor Assistant professor Dr.J.Sarojini M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D Mrs.J.MerlinJelinda M.A.,B.Ed.,M.Phil., Assistant professor Assistant professor Mrs.S.Jeba Mary M.A.,B.Ed.,(SET,NET) Assistant professor
BA Tamil SEM I SEM II General Tamil General Tamil General English - I General English - II ,yf;fzk; -1 ed;D}y; - vOj;jjpfhuk; ,yf;fzk; -2 - ed;D}y; - nrhy;yjpfhuk; jw;fhy ,yf;fpak; rkarpw;wpyf;fpaq;fs; ngz;zpak; Rw;Wyhtpay; Environmental Studies Value Education SEM IV SEM III General Tamil General Tamil General English -IV General English – III ,yf;fzk; - mzp ,yf;fzk; - ahg;G tpsk;guf; fiy Ml;rpj;jkpo; ,jopay; jkpoftuyhWk; gz;ghLk; rpj;jkUj;Jtk; nkhopngah;g;Gf; fiy ,jopay; / mini project ,jopay;/Field Project jkpoh; kUj;Jtk; ghujpahh; Computer Self Learning SEM V SEM VI ,yf;fzk; - nghUs; ,ilf;fhy ,yf;fpak; fhg;gpak; ePjp ,yf;fpak; jkpopd; nrk;nkhopg; gz;Gfs; rq;f ,yf;fpak; ehl;Lg;Gwtpay; ,yf;fpaj; jpwdha;T Project fpwpj;jtf;ftpij ,yf;fpak;; Effective communication jkpo; ,yf;fpatuyhW Gender studies
MA Tamil SEM I SEM II ,yf;fzk; -1 - njhy;fhg;gpak; - vOj;J ,yf;fzk; -2 - njhy;fhg;gpak; - nrhy; ftpijAk; ehlfKk; rpWfijAk; ehtYk; fhg;gpak; gf;jp ,yf;fpak; ehl;Lg;Gw ,yf;fpak; fpwpj;jtKk; jkpOk; mfuhjp;apay;/nkhoptuyhW gilg;gpyf;fpaKk; ehlftpay; / xg;gPl;LNehf;fpy; cyfr; Ngr;Rf;fiyAk;/ngz;zpak;; nrk;nkhopfs; fzpzpj; jkpo; /jpiug;glf;fiy mf;dpr; rpwFfs; ntw;wpapd; ,ufrpak; SEM III SEM IV ,yf;fzk;; -3–njhy;fhg;gpak; nghUs; I ,yf;fzk;; -4–njhy;fhg;gpak; - nghUs; rq;f ,yf;fpak; II rpw;wpyf;fpak; ,yf;fpaj; jpwdha;T Ma;TnewpKiwfs; mw ,yf;fpak; xg;gpyf;fpaf; Nfhl;ghLfs; / ,jopay; jkpo; ,yf;fpatuyhW Clfj;jkpo; / fy;ntl;bay; Ma;NtL
Department of History
The year 1970 is considered as one of the foremost historic years in the annals of Sarah Tucker College in Tirunelveli. In which, the History department, with two parallel mediums of Tamil and English were introduced. At present 347 students are studying mostly from the poor rural and downtrodden section of our society. In 2018 the Department was upgraded with PG course under self-finance scheme and efforts to bring research centre is under progress. The Golden Jubilee year of History Department in 2020 will add a jewel in the crown of Sarah Tucker College along with the Quaquicential celebration of Sarah Tucker College, Tirunelveli.
Department Members Ms. Grana Vasanthabai Dr. (Mrs) M.S.Thangam M.A.,M.Phil.,M.Ed(SLET) M.A.,M.Phil.,M.A.,M.Ed.,Ph.D. Associate Professor & Head of the Department Associate Professor Mrs. C.Nirmala Devi M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D Dr. (Mrs) J.Dinija M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Dr. (Mrs) A.AkilaMariathangam Dr. (Mrs) I.Jeyakumari M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Dr. (Mrs) A.Benitta Juliet Dr. (Mrs) M.VaijoPrema M.A.,B.Ed.,Ph.D. M.A.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,Ph.D. Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Dr.(Mrs)G.EmilJebaStepha Dr.(Mrs)T.JenilaSanthi M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D
BA History
SEM I SEM II General Tamil -I General Tamil - II General English - I General English - II History of India (up to 647 A.D.) History of India (647 A.D. - 1526 A.D.) History of Tamil Nadu (up to 1371 A.D.) History of Tamil Nadu Constitution of UK (1371 A.D. -2000 A.D.) Environmental Studies Constitution of USA Value Education
SEM III SEM IV General Tamil – III General Tamil General English – III General English History of India (1526 A.D. - 1761 A.D.) History of India (1761 A.D. - 1905 A.D.) Constitution of India Historiography General Economics General Economics II Basic Economics Basic Economics II Constitution of India Constitution of India SEM V SEM VI Freedom Movement in India Contemporary History of India (1857 A.D. - 1947 A.D.) (1947 A.D. - 2000A.D.) History of Europe (1789 A.D. - 1919 A.D.) History of Europe (1919 A.D. - 2000 A.D.) Constitutional Development in India 1773 History of U.S.A.(1865 A.D. - 2000 A.D.) AD – 1950 AD History of China ( 1839 A.D – 1949 A.D ) Human Rights World Civilization Project Women Studies Effective Communication / Personality Development
MA History SEM I SEM II Socio – Cultural History of India up to 647 Social – Cultural History of India from 647 A.D – 1707 A.D Social and Cultural History of Tamil Nadu Social and Cultural History of Tamil Nadu Sangam Age to Later Pandyas Empire From Vijayanagar Period to Modern Period Economic History of India upto 1526 A.D Contemporary World since 1914 History of japan 1852 – 1955 A.D History of Greece Principles and Methods of Archeology Dravidian Movement upto 1969 A.D Indian Architecture Indian Heritage Public Administration Constitutional History of England 1603 – Human Resource Management 1970 A.D History of the Arabs 570 – 1258 A.D SEM III SEM IV Freedom Struggle in India from 1885 – Contemporary History of India 1947 A.D History of Middle East from 1900 – 2000 Archives Keeping A.D History of Russia From Peter the great to American Studies and Culture in the United Breshnev States (Components of Political History are Research Methodology excluded) Sabaltan Studies Epigraphy History of South East Asia 1900 – 2000 A.D Panchayat Raj Information and Internet Application
Department of Economics Economics was introduced as a core subject at UG level in 1957 and elevated to PG level in 1985. At present, there are 10Ph.D degree holders in our department and 2 of them have research guideship. Our faculty members have published more than 50 papers in reputed international journals. The Department was recognized as Research Centre under ManonmaniamSundaranar University in 2007 and Ph.DEconomicsProgramme is being offered since 2000.
Department Members Dr. (Mrs) Lt.V.P.D. Dr. (Mrs)J.Nirmala M.A.,B.Ed.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. JosephinM.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. Associate Professor & Head of the Department Associate Professor Dr. (Mrs) G.IndiraJaculine Dr. (Mrs) J.Arputhamani M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D Associate Professor Associate Professor Dr. (Mrs) P.MaryThangam Dr. (Mrs) E.MaryChristobel M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Dr. (Mrs) A.N.Shanthi Nirmala Dr. (Mrs)S.Grena Shanthi M.A.,B.Ed.,M.Phil.,Ph.D M.A.,B.Ed.,M.Phil.,Ph.D Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Dr. (Mrs) R.Jasmine Stanly Mary Dr. (Mrs) D.GnanaRaniSaral M.A.,B.Ed.,M.Phil.,Ph.D(SET) M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Miss.P.AniciSubha M.A(SET) Assistant Professor
BA Economics
SEM I SEM II General Tamil -I General Tamil -II General English -I English -II Micro Economics I Micro Economics II Statistics I Statistics II Mathematical Methods-I Mathematical Methods-II Environmental Studies (Value Education) Environmental Studies (Value Education)
SEM III SEM IV English- III General Tamil -IV Macro Economics-I English -IV Principles of Marketing Macro Economics - II Economics for Competitive Examination Economics Of Advertising Principles of Management Internet banking Organisation and Military Leadership Research Methodology SEM V SEM VI Indian Economy -I Indian Economy -II Public Finance -I Public Finance -II Fundamentals of Accountancy Economics of Development and Planning Monetary Economics Economics of Social Work Economic Survey International Economics Effective Communication Managerial Economics Gender Studies
MA Economics
SEM I SEM II Advanced micro economics Advanced macro economics Indian economy Fundamentals of Accountancy Mathematical methods Statistical method Financial institutions & market Current economic studies Marketing management Computer application in economics Entrepreneurial development Social economics SEM III SEM IV Economics of Growth &Development Public Economics Managerial Economics Health Economics International Trade & Finance Environmental Economics Research methodology Human resource Management Principles of Management project Economics for competitive examination
Department of Commerce
The UG department of commerce in Sarah Tucker College was started in the year1980. ThePG department was startedin the year 1986 and due to the increase in demand UG shift II was startedin the year 2017. The department up holds the tradition of imparting excellent education. The department provides a stimulating environment for an overall development of the students. Dedicated faculty with a strong background in commerce encourages the students to understand not just the theoretical but also cognitive and practical application of the subject. To expose the students to latest developments the department organizes seminar, workshop on contemporary issues. Students are encouraged to takeup responsibility for organizing academic and extra-curricular events so as to enhance their administrative and managerial skills.
Department Members Dr. (Mrs) S.Kanchana Mrs.S.Ebenezer M.Com.,M.Phil.,B.Ed(NET) M.Com.,M.Phil.,Ph.D(SET) Assistant Professor Head of the Department & Assistant Professor Dr. (Mrs) D.Ponrani Dr. (Mrs) E.AngelSaral Rose M.Com.,M.Phil.,M.B.A.,Ph.D(SET) M.Com.,M.Phil.,M.B.A.,PGDCA.,Ph.D. Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Mrs.T.ChristyDayamani Dr. (Mrs)S.Mercy Sarah Rosan M.Com.,M.Phil.,B.Ed M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA.,Ph.D.(SET)
Dr. (Mrs) Mrs. R.M.Dhaya N.SiyonM.Com.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,Ph.D.,M.B.A. M.Com.,M.Phil.,M.Ed ,PGDCA.(SET) Dr. (Mrs) C.Geetha M.Com.,M.Phil.,M.B.A.,M.Phil.,B.Ed Mrs. P.Sujatha M.A.,M.Com.,M.Phil. .,Ph.D(SET) Mrs. G.Shilpa Janet M.Com.,M.Phil., Mrs. R.ChristyMalliga M.Com.,M.Phil., Mrs.S. Ms.W. Johns PriyaM.Com.,M.Phil., AnitaPushpaleelaM.Com.,M.Phil.,
B.Com SEM I SEM II General Tamil - I General Tamil - II General English - I General English - II Financial Accounting - I Financial Accounting - II Business Organisation Principles of Management Principles of Marketing Business Economics Environmental Studies Value Education SEM III SEM IV Financial Accounting III Financial Management Business Mathematics Business Statistics Banking Law & Practice Indirect Taxes Personal selling & Salesmanship Interview Techniques and Group Discussion Logistics Management Company Law Introduction to Computers Business Communication Introduction to Accountancy Introduction to Accountancy SEM V SEM VI Corporate Accounting Cost Accounting Entrepreneurial Development Management Accounting Income Tax Law & Practice - I Income Tax Law & Practice – II Business Law Auditing Effective Communication E-Commerce International Trade
M.Com SEM I SEM II Business Environment International Marketing Advanced Management Accounting Financial Management Modern Marketing Human Resource Management Applied Statistics Customer Relationship Management Insurance and Risk Management OrganisationalBehaviour SEM III SEM IV Computer Application in Accounting E-commerce (Tally.9) Security Analysis &Portfolio Management Research Methodology Corporate Accounting-II Corporate Accounting-I Retail Management Income tax Law and Practice Business Ethics & Social Responsibility Project
Department of Computer Applications and Research Centre The Department of Computer Applications was established in the year 2001, offering Master of Computer Applications (MCA) programme. The programme was affiliated to ManonmaniumSundaranar University and approved by AICTE. The MCA programme is a three year full time programme covering various aspects of computing, accounting, programming, design & managing networks and database that an individual may pursue before foraying into the world of Information Technology. The BCA programme was introduced in the year 2015. The Department was upgraded as a research center in the year 2018 offering PhD Programme in Computer Science/ Computer Applications. The Department has three well furnished laboratories for MCA, BCA and Research respectively with latest configuration computers. Apart from Central Library, the Department also has an exclusive library with more than 3000 books in various area of computer science and applications such as Data Structures & Computer Algorithms, Programming Language, Data Mining, Image Processing, and Operating Systems Such as UNIX, Window 2000 and Digital Electronics, Compiler Design, Microprocessor, Programming Languages such C, C++, JAVA, competitive exam books and a collection of rare books and international and national journals Department Members Mrs. P.Jasmine Lois Ebenezer M.C.A.,M.Phil.(SET) Head of the Miss. Jai Ruby M.C.A.,M.Phil(NET) Department Mrs. I.Vinolia Mabel Kiruba Dr. (Mrs)K.Merriliance M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D M.C.A.,M.Phil., Mrs. P.J.Mercy M.C.A.,M.Phil., Mrs. E.Julie RuthM.Sc.,M.C.A., Dr. (Mrs) Nancy Jasmine Goldena Mrs. A.Richlin Selina Jebakumari M.C.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. M.C.A.,M.Phil.,B.Ed., Mrs. N.SobiM.Tech., Miss. J.DevaSubitha MCA (programmer)
BCA SEM I SEM II General Tamil - I General Tamil - II General English - I General English - II Programming in C Programming with C++ C Programming Lab C++ Programming Lab Discrete Mathematics Data Structures Office Automation Lab Data Structures Lab Environmental Studies Value Education
SEM III SEM IV Computer Architecture Operating System Java Programming Relational Database Management System Java Programming Lab RDBMS Lab Computer Network Software Engineering Accounting Principles Resource Management Techniques Photoshop & Page Maker Lab Tally Lab Internet Fundamentals Internet Fundamentals SEM V SEM VI VB.Net Programming PHP with MYSQL Cloud Computing Data Mining Computer Graphics Web Technology VB.Net Programming Lab PHP with MYSQL Lab System Software Web Technology Lab E-Commerce Enterprise Resource Planning Cryptography and Network Security AI and Neural Networks Mini project Effective communications Women Studies
MCA SEM I SEM II Mathematical foundation in Computer Operating System Concepts Science Object Oriented Programming with C++ Problem solving with C Programming Data Structures and Algorithms Computer Organization and Architecture Relational Database Management System Internet Technologies Numerical methods Computer Fundamentals C++ Programming lab C Programming Lab RDBMS with Oracle Office Automation & HTML Lab
SEM III SEM IV Accounting and Financial Management Advanced Visual Programming Advanced Java Programming Object Oriented Analysis and Design Operation Research Computer Graphics and Multimedia Python and Perl Programming Data Mining and Ware housing Data and Computer Communication Mobile Computing Advanced Java Programming Lab Enterprise Resource Planning Python and Perl Programming Lab Cyber Security Advanced Visual Programming Lab Graphics and Multimedia Lab SEM V SEM VI Mobile Application Development Project Work Open Source Technologies Digital Image Processing with MATLab Principles of Compiler Design Software Testing Soft Computing Cloud Computing Mobile Application Development Lab Mini Project
Department of Mathematics The department of Mathematics has its history starting from 1896 with the first FA class started with only 4 valiant students. In 1927, affiliation was secured for Mathematics course and mathematics group of intermediate class was introduced. B.A part III, Group I-b mathematics was started in 1941 with just two students. In 1957, the University of Madras granted B.Sc Mathematics degree. M.Sc Mathematics was started in 1987 under the affiliation of Madurai Kamaraj University. In 1990 both B.Sc Mathematics and M.Sc mathematics courses were affiliated by the ManonmaniamSundaranar University. As the student strength were increased, B.Sc Mathematics unaided course was introduced in 1995. The students brought laurels to the college by securing many university ranks both in U.G and P.G Mathematics. The department consists of well experienced faculty members with rich teaching experience. In 2007, the college obtained its autonomous status conferred by the UGC, all the U.G and P.G courses are under the autonomy. In 2013, the college was Nationally Assessed and Re-accredited by NAAC with 'A' grade. Since then the department is striving hard to reach its goal of making it as an research department. Due to the demand felt for pursuing B.Sc Mathematics, unaided course shift II was introduced in 2018.
Department Members Dr. (Mrs) A.HanaSelviJansi Dr. (Mrs) J.Golden Ebenezer M.Sc.,B.Ed.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. JebamaniM.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,M.Ed.,M.C.A Associate Professor & Head of the .,M.Phil.,PGDCA Department Assistant Professor Dr. (Mrs) J.JessieThedore Ms.T.JonesM.Sc.,M.Phil.,PGDCA(SET) M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,M.Ed.,M.Phil. Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Dr. (Mrs) I.GnanaSelvi Mrs.J.EbiSujitha M.Sc.,M.Phil(SET) M.Sc.,B.Ed.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Mrs.V.BeulahM.Sc.,M.Phil.,PGDCA(SET) Mrs.S.Christilda M.Sc.,M.Phil.,(SET) Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Mrs.D.Shanthi Stephen Mrs. Nancy M.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed., SellakumariM.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,PGDCA
Mrs.A.RubyPrisilla M.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed Mrs. G.Rethnarexlin M.Sc.,B.Ed(SET)
Miss.Deepa M.Sc.,M.Phil.,(SET) Miss. A.Maharasi M.Sc.,M.Phil.,(SET) Mrs. D.ReenaShirly M.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,(SET)
B.Sc Mathematics
SEM I SEM II General Tamil –I General Tamil-II General English-I General English-II Calculus Analytical Geometry of 3D Classical Algebra Differential Equation Physics Paper I Physics Paper II Physics Practical Physics Practical Environmental Studies Value Education SEM III SEM IV General Tamil –III General English-IV General English-III Abstract Algebra Sequences & Series and Statistics II Trigonometry Introduction to web Statistics I design with HTML Programming in C Lab: Introduction to web Lab: Programming in C design with HTML SEM V SEM VI Linear Algebra Complex Analysis Real Analysis Graph Theory Mechanics Operation Research Combinatorial Vector Calculus Mathematics Numerical analysis Discrete Mathematics Coding Theory
M.Sc Mathematics SEM I SEM II Groups and Rings Vector Spaces & Linear Transformations Analysis I Analysis II OrdinaryDifferential Equations Topology-I Analytic Number Theory Differential Geometry Programming in C++ Partial Differential Equation C++ Lab Photoshop & Flash SEM III SEM IV Field Theory & Lattices Complex Analysis Graph Theory Functional Analysis Topology-II Calculus of Variation & Integral Equation Research Methodology and Statistics Measure Theory Project Operations Research
Department of Physics Physics was introduced as a core subject at UG level in 1968 and elevated to PG level in 1979. Our College is the only women‟s college in 1979 to have had M.Sc Physics affiliated to M.K. University. Unaided UG Physics was started in 1995. At present, there are 9 Ph.D degree holders in our department and 4 of them have research guideship. Our faculty members have published more than 90 papers in reputed international journals. We are waiting for the approval from the university to be upgraded as Research Centre.
Department Members Mrs. D.Jegathi Jasmine M.Sc.,M.Phil., Dr. (Mrs) A.Effie Cordelia Head of the Department & Associate M.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,Ph.D. Professor Associate Professor Dr. (Mrs) F.Jeyamangalam Mrs.T.Varthini M.Sc.,M.Phil.,M.Ed., M.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,Ph.D. Associate Professor Associate Professor Mrs.S.G.PushpalathaGracelin Dr. (Mrs) J.JulietLathaJeyakumari M.Sc.,M.Phil.,M.Ed.,Ph.D. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,M.Ed.,Ph.D. Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Dr. (Mrs) S.Lincy Mary Ponmani M.Sc., Dr. (Mrs) D.JencylinNavarani B.Ed., M.Phil.,Ph.D. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Mrs.R.JulietJeyanthi Dr. (Mrs) R.Anitha M.Sc., M.Phil.,Ph.D. M.Sc., B.Ed., M.Phil.,(SET) Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Mrs.J.JoyJebaVijila Dr. (Mrs) M.P.Rameela M.Sc., B.Ed., M.Phil.,Ph.D. M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed.,Ph.D. Assistant Professor Mrs. K.Sofiya Dayana M.Sc., M.Phil., Mrs. P.Jeyaseeli M.Sc., M.Phil., Miss.V.BalaShunmuga Jothi Mrs.R.Salomi Mercy Ponrani M.Sc., M.Sc., M.Phil., M.Phil.,B.Ed Mrs.D.Esther Nancy M.Sc., M.Phil.,
B.Sc Physics SEM I SEM II General Tamil - I General Tamil- II General English - I General English- II Properties of matter & Relativity Mechanics & Acoustics Thermal Physics Optics Laboratoy Course - I Laboratoy Course - II Allied Mathematics- I Allied Mathematics- II Environmental Studies Value Education
SEM III SEM IV General Tamil - III General Tamil - IV General English - III General English - IV Electricity Electromagnetism Laboratoy Course - III Laboratoy Course - IV Applied Physics Laser Physics and Applications Allied Chemistry - I Allied Chemistry- II Allied Chemistry Practicals- I Allied Chemistry Practicals - II Applied Physics Physics in everyday life SEM V SEM VI Basic Electronics Atomic & Nuclear Physics Material Science Elements of Theoretical Physics Laboratoy Course - V Digital Electronics Non Electronics Opto Electronics / Laboratoy Course - VI Communication Electronics Electronics Laboratoy Course - VII Non Programmimg in C++ / Mathematical Electronics Physics and Numerical Methods Laboratoy Course - VIII Electronics Project Laboratoy Course - IX Women studies Computer Programming
M.Sc Physics
SEM I SEM II Mathematical Physics – I Mathematical Physics II Thermodynamics Electromagnetic Theory and Statistical Mechanics Quantum Mechanics I Classical Dynamics Microprocessors and Microcontroller / Integrated Electronics/ Lasers and Instrumentation for Physics Optoelectronics Laboratory Course III – Non Electronics- Laboratory Course I – Non Electronics II I Laboratory Course IV –Electronics II Laboratory Course II -Electronics
SEM III SEM IV Molecular Spectroscopy Condensed Matter Physics Research methodology and Nuclear and Particle Physics Crystal growth Non Linear Dynamics Quantum Mechanics II Nanophysics / Geo Physics Project Laboratory Course VII - Computer Laboratory Course V –Microprocessors Programming Laboratory Course VI –Advanced Laboratory Course VIII –Advanced Experiments in Physics I Experiments in Physics II
Department of Chemistry
The Department of Chemistry is one of the earliest departments to be established by Sarah Tucker College, in 1962 at PUC level. The department emerged as a major department offering core subject at the UG level in 1971 and elevated to PG level in 1986 by the untiring efforts of the Principal Dr. Lalitha Gnanadoss and Management. The department flourished as a dynamic Research Centre in the year 2013 and has started offering M.Phil., course in Chemistry from 2017. Department of Chemistry, situated in the picturesque surroundings in the main block of the college has grown into a major centre for Teaching and Research. It offers fundamental and advanced courses covering the wide gamut of topics in chemistry and closely related areas, and comprehensive research training to nurture future scientists, teachers, and technical professionals in the field. The high quality advanced research pursued by the faculty members supplement and complement the teaching and training of undergraduate, post-graduate and M.Phil.,/Ph.D. researchers.There are16 Ph.D. scholars engaged in research activities.The department has received funds from the University Grants Commission (UGC) and other government funding agencies viz. DST- SERB for execution of their projects.The department possesses several sophisticated instruments to do frontier research in a broad range of disciplines. These include UV-VIS spectrophotometer, Photo reactor, Muffle furnace and a host of other high technology instruments.
Department Members Dr. (Mrs)V.Rama M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D Mrs.SuganthiAngelinM.Sc.,M.Phil., Associate Professor & Head of the Associate Professor Department Dr. (Mrs) J.Rajula Jasmine Usha Mrs.Anita Gloria ChellamM.Sc.,M.Phil., M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D Associate professor Associate professor Mrs.A.K.AliceKalavathi Mrs.C.Juliet Florence M.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed M.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed Associate professor Associate professor Mrs.A.MaryRathina Silvia Mrs.Jenovia Esther Thavaseeli M.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed M.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed Associate professor Associate professor
Dr. (Mrs) J.Shakina Dr. (Mrs) R.Sujatha M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D M.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,PGDCA.,Ph.D(NET) Associate professor Assistant professor Dr. (Mrs) T.SheelaRethina Joy Dr. (Mrs) N.Rexin Alphonse M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D Assistant professor Assistant professor Dr. (Mrs) S.Stella M.Sc.,Ph.D(NET) Assistant professor
B.Sc Chemistry SEM I SEM II General Tamil-I General Tamil-II General English-I General English-II Organic Chemistry-I Inorganic Chemistry-II Inorganic Chemistry-I Physical Chemistry-I Inorganic quantitative Analysis- I Inorganic quantitative Analysis- II (Volumetric method) (Volumetric method) Allied Mathematics I Allied Mathematics II Botany I Botany II Botany Practical I Botany Practical II Environmental Studies Value Education SEM III SEM IV General Tamil-III General Tamil-IV General English-III General English-IV Physical Chemistry-II Organic Chemistry-II Organic quantitative Analysis Organic Preparations and determination of Analytical Chemistry physical constants Allied Physics I Polymer Chemistry Physics Practical I Allied Physics II Allied Physics Practical II Food Chemistry SEM V SEM VI Organic Chemistry-III Organic Chemistry IV Inorganic Chemistry-III Inorganic Chemistry IV Organic qualitative analysis Physical Chemistry III Inorganic qualitative Analysis Inorganic quantitative analysis (Gravimetric Electrochemistry and Spectroscopy method) and Inorganic preparations Project Physical Chemistry Experiments Effective communication Applied Chemistry
M.Sc Chemistry
SEM I SEM II Organic Chemistry-I Organic Chemistry-II Inorganic Chemistry-I Inorganic Chemistry-II Physical Chemistry-I Physical Chemistry-II Organic analysis of bifunctional compounds Separation and analysis of organic mixture and Preparations- Inorganic quantitative Analysis-I Inorganic qualitative Analysis-I Physical Chemistry Practical-II Physical Chemistry Practical-I Research Methodology and Green chemistry Advanced topics in inorganic chemistry SEM III SEM IV Organic Chemistry-III Organic Chemistry-IV Inorganic Chemistry-III Inorganic Chemistry-IV Physical Chemistry-III Physical Chemistry-IV Organic estimations and preparations 1 Organic estimations and Preparations-II Inorganic quantitative Analysis- II Inorganic Preparations Physical Chemistry Practical-III Physical Chemistry Practical-IV Nanochemistry
Department of Botany
Department of Botany was started at intermediate level in the year 1948. During 1956 the department was upgraded to Pre University level. Ancillary was introduced during 1957.
With five students it was upgraded to Botany major in the year 1962 under the University of
Madras. In 1967 the department was affiliated to Madurai Kamaraj University and affiliated to ManonmaniumSundaranar University from 1991 onwards. The B.Sc., programme of the department offers various branches of Botany such as Plant Diversity, Microbiology,
Physiology, Biochemistry and Biophysics Cell Biology and Anatomy and Embryology,
Taxonomy of Angiosperms and self employment courses such as Applied Botany,
Horticulture and Plant Breeding. The programme also offers Value Added Courses such as
Indigenous system of medicine and Pharmocognosy, Utilization and Conservation of plants.
Department Members Dr. (Mrs) G.D.Nalini Mabel Dr. (Mrs) S.JulietShantha Jothi M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,Ph.D. Associate Professor & Head of the Assistant Professor Department Dr. (Mrs) D.HerineSheebaGracelin M.Sc., Mrs. S.Suga M.Sc.,M.Phil., B.Ed., M.Phil.,Ph.D. Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Dr. (Mrs) K. Dr. (Mrs) R.RajaJency Esther JebaAnanthiM.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,Ph.D. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,Ph.D.(SET) Assistant Professor Assistant Professor
B.Sc Botany
SEM I SEM II General Tamil I General Tamil II General English I General English II Plant diversity I (Algae, Fungi and Plant diversity – II Bryophytes) (Pteridophytes,Gymnosperms and Anatomy and Embryology Paleobotany) Plant diversity I (Algae, Fungi and Cell Biology Bryophytes) & Anatomy and Embryology Plant diversity – II General Chemistry - I (Pteridophytes,Gymnosperms and General Chemistry - I Paleobotany) & Cell Biology Environmental studies General Chemistry - II General Chemistry - II Value Based Education SEM III SEM IV General Tamil III General Tamil IV General English III General English IV Microbiology and Plant Pathology Biochemistry and Biophysics Microbiology and Plant Pathology & Biochemistry and Biophysics & Applied Botany Horticulture and Plant breeding Applied Botany Horticulture and Plant breeding Animal Diversity Animal Farming Animal Diversity Animal Farming Medicinal Botany Medicinal Botany SEM V SEM VI Taxonomy of Angiosperms Plant Physiology Herbal Medicine and Cosmetics Genetics and Molecular Biology Taxonomy of Angiosperms Biometrics and Bioinformatics Herbal Medicine and Cosmetics & Plant Biological technique and Genetic biotechnology Engineering Plant biotechnology Plant Physiology & Biometrics and Group Project Bioinformatics Effective communicationGender Studies Genetics and Molecular Biology & Biological technique and Genetic Engineering
Department of Zoology
The Zoology Department began as an offshoot of the Natural Science Block by Helen Sexton in 1952. The Intermediate Zoology & Botany classes were held in the same building and with sanctioning of affiliation in B.Sc. Br VI –b Zoology byMadrasUniversityin 1957. In 1967the department was affiliated to Madurai Kamaraj University and thenManonmaniumSundaranar University in 1991. In 1993 Dr. Florence Mary, the Principal who was also a Zoologist introduced the PG Programme on an unaided basis.In1998, Bat Research Laboratory was started with National and International Projects under Government and UGC Aids. The Department was recognized as Research Centre under ManonmaniamSundaranar University in 2007and Ph.D Zoology Programme is being offered since 2000. The department introduced a certificate course on Medical Laboratory Technology in 2002, UGC sponsored certificate courses on Nutrition, Dietetics and Medical Laboratory Techniques in 2007, Art in Costume designing and Fashion skills in 2008 and Certificate courses on Tailoring and Jewel Making from 2014 to till date.
Department Members Dr. (Mrs) L.Jeyaprabha Dr. (Mrs) D.Addline Esther Pushparani M.Sc.,M.Ed.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. M.Sc.,M.Ed.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. Associate Professor & Head of the Assistant Professor Department Dr. (Mrs) Lighty Mrs.S.Nirmala M.Sc.,B.Ed.,M.Phil. GeorgeM.Sc.,B.Ed.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. Assistant Professor Assistant Professor
Dr. (Mrs) S.SelvaPon Malar Dr. (Mrs).I.Viji Margaret M.Sc.,Ph.D M.Sc.,B.Ed.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Dr. C.Mercy M.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,Ph.D. Mrs. B.Bindu Bennet M.Sc.,M.Phil.,M.Ed.,
Dr. (Mrs).C.Esaivani M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.
B.Sc Zoology
SEM I SEM II General Tamil-I General Tamil-I General English -I General English -I Animal Diversity I-Invertebrata Developmental Biology Animal Diversity II-Chordata Cell and molecular biology Animal Diversity Developmental Biology and Cell and I & II molecular biology General chemistry-I General chemistry-II General chemistry-I General chemistry-II Value education Environmental Studies
SEM III SEM IV General Tamil-III General English -IV General English -III Biochemistry and Biophysics Biostatistics, Computer application and Bio Applied Biotechnology informatics Biochemistry and Biophysics and Applied Apiculture Biotechnology Biostatistics, Computer application and Bio Taxonomy of Angiosperms, Embryology& informatics and Apiculture Medicinal Botany Plant Diversity Plant Diversity & Plant Diversity Taxonomy of Angiosperms, Embryology& Applied Zoology Medicinal Botany Applied Zoology
SEM V SEM VI Animal Physiology Ecology and Toxicology Applied microbiology Genetics and Evolutionary biology Animal Physiology Immunology Applied microbiology and Sericulture and Poultry Dairy farming Ecology and Toxicology andPoultry Sericulture and Dairy farming Genetics and Evolutionary biology and Immunology
M.Sc Zoology
Zoology was introduced at the Postgraduate level in 1993.The Department is notified for its consistently good academic record with excellent results.The department has grown to its present state of excellence under the intelligent guidance of efficient head and dedicated members of the faculty.
SEM I SEM II Animal Physiology Biochemistry and Biophysics Molecular Cell Biology Developmental Biology Endocrinology Molecular Genetics Lab 1 Core 1 Lab 3 Core 4 Lab 2 Core 2 & 3 Lab 4 Core 5 & 6 Economic Zoology Applied Entomology SEM III SEM IV Biostatistics and Bioinformatics Biotechnology and Bioethics Microbiology Immunology Environmental Biology and Toxicology Biodiversity and Conservation Biology Lab 5 Core 7 Lab 7 Core 10 & 11 Lab 6 Core 8 & 9 Lab 8 Core 12 Project Aquaculture and Fisheries
Department of Food Science
The Department of Food Science and Nutrition was started in the year 2003. The department has reached many milestones in the past sixteen years. Our students have secured University Ranks. Ever since the inception, the Department has been a pioneer in laying stress on teaching, in service education, inter disciplinary activities and career counselling. The department started M.Sc., in Food science and community nutrition in the year 2016. Our department involved in many awareness programmes like rally, nutrition exhibition, nutrition education to the community and nutritional assessment of village people.
Department Members
Mrs. G.JenifaM.Sc(SET,NET) Mrs. J.SinthiyaJuli M.A.,PGDAND.
Mrs.D.Jesus Rosalind M.Sc.,B.Ed., Mrs. N.DulcyThangam M.Sc.,M.Phil.(SET)
Ms. I.Angel Stella M.Sc.,M.Phil. Dr. (Mrs) J.MerrylinM.Sc.,Ph.D.,PGDBI
Mrs.S.PaulinShekina M.Sc.,(SET) Mrs. S.Kavitha M.Sc.,
B.Sc Food Science
SEM I SEM II General Tamil I General Tamil II General English I General English II Fundamentals of Food Science Principles of Nutrition Human Physiology Extension education and Computer Food Science &Human physiology Application Food Microbiology Principles of Nutrition & Extension Food Microbiology education in Comp App Environmental Studies Fiber to Fabric Fiber to Fabric Value education
SEM III SEM IV General Tamil III General Tamil IV General English III General English IV Food Chemistry Dietetics Food Chemistry Dietetics Human development Food Service Management General Chemistry – I General Chemistry - II General Chemistry practical General Chemistry practical Diet therapy Diet therapy
SEM V SEM VI Medical Nutrition Therapy Bakery and confectionery Medical Nutrition Therapy Public Health & Community Nutrition Nutritional Biochemistry Food Preservation Nutritional Biochemistry Functional food & Preventive Health Family resource management Bakery and confectionery Research Methodology/ Internship Public Health & Community Nutrition&
Effective communication Food Preservation
M.Sc Food Science SEM I SEM II Advanced Food Science Advanced Nutrition Advanced Dietetics Nutritional Biochemistry Community Nutrition Medical Nutrition Therapy Research Methodology Analytical Instrumentation Advanced Dietetics Techniques for Experimental Nutrition & Advanced Food Science & Community Nutritional Biochemistry nutrition Medical Nutrition Therapy SEM III SEM IV Food Safety and Toxicology Food Microbiology Nutraceuticals and Nutrigenomics Public Health and Hygiene Food Processing Extension Education and Communication Project Internship Food Processing Food microbiology Public health and hygiene & Extension education
Department of Nano Science
The Department of Nanoscience was established in 2008 and it works in synergy with the other Department of the college. The Department got Chemistry Equivalence in the year 2017 inorder to overcome the difficulties faced by the students when they go for higher studies. The Department has well equipped laboratory with all needed equipments like stirrer and rota mantle etc.,.
Department Members
Mrs. I.Merlin M.Sc.,M.Phil. Dr. (Mrs) K.Leena Dr. (Mrs) Dr. (Mrs) S.Febina Bernice S.MagalaSathyaseeliM.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,H SharonM.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,P.G.D.B.I DCA Dr. (Mrs) Mrs. P.Merlin Christina R.KirubaM.Sc.,B.Ed.,Ph.D.,PGDCA.,
B.Sc Nano Science
SEM I SEM II General Tamil-I General Tamil-II General English-I General English-II Properties of matter optics and Thermal Solid state Physics Physics Physical Chemistry-I Inorganic Chemistry-I Physics Physics Practical – II Practical – I Numerical analysis Differential equations, Vector Computer practical – II Algebra and Matrices Value Education Computer practical – I Environmental studies
SEM III SEM IV Organic Physical Chemistry - II Chemistry – I Organic Chemistry - II Inorganic Chemistry – II Applied Nanotechnology Inorganic Chemistry Practical Organic Chemistry Practical Laser Physics Microbiology & Immunology Cell biology, Genetics & Biotechnology Bioscience Practical - II Bioscience Practical - I Reasoning Skills Biochemistry
SEM V SEM VI Physical Chemistry - III Inorganic Chemistry – III Nanomaterial & their properties Organic Nano Physics Practical - I Chemistry – III Physical Chemistry Practical Nanoelectronics &Nanomagnetism Synthesis &Characterisation of Nano Physics Practical II Nanomaterials Nano Chemistry Practical Project Nanobiotechnology Effective communication
Department of Computer Science Computer Science serves as the foundation for various technological advancements that the world sees today. The field has grown by leaps and bounds. The future innovations that it brings along never seem to slow down. Yet another beauty of computer science is that it finds a place in many interdisciplinary fields as well. With these, there also comes a necessity to keep up to the global demand of finding highly skilled engineers and scientists.
Sarah Tucker College, one of the womencollege in India drives on the purpose of providing quality education and improving competence among students thereby living up to its motto,
So Run that Ye May Obtain the Incorruptible Crown'.Department of Computer Science is a much coveted course of our college logged with PGDCA Course in 1991.B.Sc Computer
Science course has been offered since 1992.In 2008 Computer Science Department has been extended with shift II for its emerging strength.All the systems are connected to internet facility.Industrial visits are a part of the academic environment. The Department enjoys good relations with one of the top Company like INFOSYS. Seminars, Symposium and Workshops are conducted to keep students updated with new technologies of different industries.The placement cell provides students with every opportunity to enter top ranking companies like
HCL, HP, INFOSYS and the like.
Department Members Mrs.D.Sheefa Ruby Mrs. R.Suthamani M.C.A.,M.Phil GraceM.Sc.,M.Phil.,M.C.A.,(NET)
Mrs. Sasikala M.C.A.,M.A.(HIN) Mrs. S.Cephas M.C.A., Mrs. N.AdlineRajasenahMerryton Mrs. J.StellaJansi Rani M.C.A.,M.Phil. M.Sc.,M.Phil.
Mrs. N.Subathra M.C.A.,M.Phil. Mrs. S.CyciliyaPearline Christy M.C.A., Mrs. S.PrincySuganthi Bai Mrs. T.UshaFelshia M.C.A., M.C.A.,M.E.,M.Phil.,(SET)
Mrs. Jeyanthi
B.Sc Computer Science
SEM I SEM II Tamil Tamil English English C Programming C++ Programming C Lab C ++ Lab Discrete Mathematics Operation Research DTP LINUX EVS VE
SEM III SEM IV Java Programming .NET Python Programming Operating System Java Lab .NET Lab Data Structure Data Mining Digital Design PHP & MYSQL Python Programming Lab PHP Lab Introduction to Information Technology Introduction to Information Technology
SEM V SEM VI RDBMS with ORACLE Computer Graphics Software Engineering Data Communication and Networking Cloud Computing Android ORACLE Lab Graphics Lab 1.Microprocessor Android Lab 2.Artificial Intelligence 1. Mobile Computing 3.E-Commerce 2.Client Server Computing Project 3. Neural Networks Gender Studies Effective Communication
EXTENSION ACTIVITIES TO THE SOCIETY Students lend a helping hand to the flood-affected in Kerala
Contributed liberally for Kerala flood relief.
UNNAT BHARAT ABIYAN Unnat Bharat Abhiyan is inspired by the vision of transformational change in rural development processes by leveraging knowledge institutions to help build the architecture of an Inclusive India. Our College selected 5 villages Under UBA And Received the funds amounting to Rs. 0.50 lakh from IIT Delhi under the UBA program. 1. ManapadaiVeedu 2. Araikulam 3. Sivanthipatti 4. Rettiyarpatti 5. Rajavallipuram
SivanthipattiAraikulam
ManapadaiveeduReddiyarpattiRajavallipuram
Rules & Regulations
Discipline 1. Every student is expected to attend classes regularly. Attendance is taken every hour. Attendance requirements must be fulfilled by every student. 2. Students may not leave the classroom without permission or until the Professor has left the room or asked the class to disperse. 3. Students are forbidden to attend, to organize any meeting in the college or to collect money for any purpose without prior permission from the Principal. 4. Students are not allowed to address any authority as a body. 5. Students should not address public meetings, take part in intercollegiate competitions, modelling, fashion, stage and talk shows or any radio and television programmes without the permission of the Principal. 6. Any matter of publication in newspapers, magazines, or journals must be submitted in the name of the college with the permission of the Principal only. 7. Students should wear college uniform on all working days except Saturdays. They should dress modestly tops with sleeves and ankle length dresses. 8. Mobile phones should not be used within the campus. 9. Students are not allowed to use Lap-top without the permission of staff member. 10. Students should wear their ID cards inside the campus.
Attendance 1. Students should be present on all working days of both semesters. Defaulters will be punished. 2. No student shall absent herself without a leave letter. Application for leave must be made in writing beforehand to the Principal. When
absence is due to unforeseen cause, an application for leave must be submitted on the first day of absence and be renewed subsequently if necessary. Permission will not be granted during working hours for meeting parents, guardians, relatives or friends. 3. In case of sickness, the student is required to produce a Medical certificate. 4. If a student is absent without a leave letter for any hour of the day, she will be regarded as absent for the whole session. 5. The certificate of attendance required for the End Semester Examination will no cause be granted unless the student has attended 68 number of working days (75%) and with penalty 60 number of working days in the semester. 6. A student shall report to the Principal whenever she changes her residence. Permission must be obtained in writing from the Principal in advance when a student wants to leave the hostel. 7. Attendance is compulsory for moral and religious instruction classes.
Students are expected to show love and respect towards the members of the staff. They should be courteous, helpful and charitable in their relations with others, avoiding any word or action that might offend others. Sarah Tucker girls are expected to carry on the traditions of the academic achievements of those who have gone before them. This can be accomplished only by the serious and systematic study. Each student should put in her best efforts and concentrated on her studies. The college frames a consistent system of evaluation with various kinds of assessments. The office of the Examination monitors the process of conducting both internal and external examinations, declaration of results and award of degrees. The Examination committee meets twice in a year and reviews the reforms to be carried out in the evaluation system.
RULES FOR EXAMINATION The Office of the Controller of Examinations conducts all Semester Examinations. The evaluation of a student in a particular course is based on her performance in the (i) Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA) and the (ii) End Semester Examinations (ESE). The marks of the Continuous Assessment Tests are submitted to this office by all departments at the end of each semester. The consolidated marks of both the Continuous Assessment Tests and the Semester Examinations are announced every semester. Inquiries regarding Continuous Assessment are made with the respective Departments, and Semester Examinations with Controller‟s Office.
CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM
The Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) gives freedom to the students to study papers of their choice.The CBCS, as recommended by the ManonmaniamSundaranar University is being followed from the academic year 2008-2009 onwards. Varying credits are assigned to different courses depending on the instructional hours and the nature of the syllabus content. For completing a programme, a minimum of (140+5) credits for UG and (90+2) for PG should be earned by each candidate. UG students who are not able to study Tamil (Part I) can opt French / Hindi in I to IV Semesters.
Earning of Credits Credits to be earned to get degree
UG 140 + 5 (Extra credits) PG 90 + 2 (Extra credits) MCA 140 + 3 (Extra credits)
Evaluation of Students
Based on both Continuous Internal Assessment Tests (CIA) End Semester Examination (ESE) Ratio 25 : 75 (Marks)
a) Assessment Pattern for CIA (UG & PG) (I Year) Tests 15 marks Quiz 5 marks Seminar/Assignment 5 marks Total Marks 25 marks
b) Pattern of Semester Examinations(UG & PG) (I Year) Part A -Multiple choice 10 x 1 = 10 B- Questions with internal choice 5 x 5 = 25 C- Questions with internal choice 5 x 8 = 40 Total Marks 75 marks
FC, NME, SB&Practical (UG & PG) Internal 40 marks External 60 marks Total Marks 100 marks
a) Assessment Pattern for CIA (UG & PG) (II Year) Tests 10 marks Quiz 5 marks Seminar/Assignment 5 marks Total Marks 20 marks b) Pattern of Semester Examinations (UG & PG) (II Year) Part A -Multiple choice 10 x 1 = 10 B- Questions with internal choice 5 x 6 = 30 C- Questions with internal choice 5 x 8 = 40 Total Marks 80 marks FC, SB&Practical (UG & PG) Internal 40 marks External 60 marks Total Marks 100 marks
a) Assessment Pattern for CIA (UG & PG) (III Year) Tests 15 marks Quiz 5 marks Seminar/Assignment 5 marks Total Marks 25 marks b) Pattern of Semester Examinations(UG & PG) (II Year) Part A -Multiple choice 10 x 1 = 10 B- Questions with internal choice 5 x 6 = 25 C- Questions with internal choice 5 x 8 = 40 Total Marks 75 marks
FC, SB & Practical (UG & PG) Internal 40 marks External 60 marks Total Marks 100 marks
UG PROGRAMME For UG the passing minimum in both theory, and practicals is 35% of aggregates of both CIA and ESE. The passing minimum is 27/75 in theory and 21/60 in practicals. A student has to select one NonMajorElective subject to be studied in both III and IV semesters A student has to select one self learning course given in the syllabus book in II, III, IV and V semester. The passing minimum is 35%. If a student failed in the exam she cannot reappear for the exam as an arrear. One credit will be awarded for each course All UG students have to attend Value Education paper in I semester and Environment Studies paper in the II Semester. Credit per course is 2.
PG PROGRAMME
For PG the passing minimum in both theory, and practicals is 50% of aggregates of both CIA and ESE The passing minimum is 38/75 in theory and 30/60 in practicals. A PG student can do only one self learning course in II & III semester. All PG students have to attend Value Education paper in IV Semester and credit for the course is 1. MPHIL PROGRAMME M.Philprogramme is a one year programme from July to June of the subsequent year. Each theory paper is to be evaluated for a maximum of 50 marks .
RE-EVALUATION The candidates should apply for revaluation in the prescribed form available in the Controller‟s Office within 10 days of the publication of the results. There is no provision for revaluation in any of the papers of the PG programmes. Revaluation Retotalling and Xerox Copy is allowed in UG programmes as per the following guidelines. A candidate can apply for revaluation of a maximum of two theory papers of the current semester. Fees Structure
ARREARS Students who failed in any papers in the End Semester Examinations, can appear for the papers in the subsequent End Semester Examinations. UG / PG students who have cleared all the papers of earlier semester but failed in only one paper of the Final Semester, will be allowed as a special case, to write Supplementary Examination, within 20 days of the publication of the results, to help them to get their degree without delay. Students who wish to write the Supplementary Examination will have to apply for it within 10 days of the publication of the results.
HOSTELS The college provides excellent hostel accommodation. There are five hostels within the campus accommodating about 600 students and several members of staff from various parts of TamilNadu and also other states in India. The hostels are under the management of the Principal as Chief Warden and Sub Wardens. This extended home makes each and every student perfect by building self-confidence in them through prayers that are offered at the hostels. The students do serious study and grow spiritually, physically, intellectually and psychologically. The hostel strives to provide the best available resources and facilities to perfectly satisfy the needs of the students. Hostel Rules and Regulations The college has five hostels attached – A.V Thomas Hostel, Lily Vegetarian Hostel, Bishop Jebaraj Hostel, Dora David Hostel and Cynthia Hostel. The five hostels together can accommodate about 1000 students and several members of staff. The hostels are under the management of the Principal as the Chief Warden, A Deputy Warden and Sub Wardens. The student representatives in the hostel also help in running the hostels. Students are strictly forbidden to address any authority in groups. Rooms are allotted to the students in each hostel at the beginning of the year. The students should not keep mobile phones. If found, they will be sent out of the hostel. Coin phones are available in the hostels. Mess fees for every month should be paid on or before the 10th of the following month. Strict silence should be observed during study hours, from 5.30 am to 7.30 am., 6.30 pm to 7.15 p.m. and from 8.30 pm to 11 p.m. Loitering in the verandahs or hostel campus and group study will not be allowed during study hours. On Sundays and on other holiday‟s quiet time should be observed from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. besides usual silence hours. If a student wishes to study after 11 p.m. in the verandah, she should obtain the permission of the Sub Wardens. If permission is granted, she is expected to maintain strict silence. Students must be in their beds at 11 p.m. The students who go home for weekends or holidays must return to the hostel by 8 a.m. on the working day. Attendance will be taken at 8 a.m. Prior permission should be obtained from the Chief Warden for extension of leave. If any student is sick, she should inform the Deputy Warden and take rest in the sick room. Only those whose photos are given in the visitors‟ pass can visit the student during the visiting hours. Two Identity Cards will be issued for each student. The visitors must bring the ID card when they visit their wards.
As soon as a student comes to the hostel after vacation or after leave of absence for any reason she should report herself to the Chief Warden or the Deputy Warden of the hostel. A student should not leave the hostel without prior permission of the Chief Warden or Deputy Warden.
Students should not bring valuable articles or jewellery to the hostel. Students are advised not to keep cash with them. Any such sum may be deposited in the Canara Bank Branch and withdrawn when necessary. The college authorities will not be responsible for any loss or theft of valuables brought into the hostel by any student.
Students are expected to lock their rooms when they go out. Informal dress is permitted within the hostel only.
Students staying in a room, individually and jointly, are responsible for the furniture and fittings in their room. The cost of the damage of furniture or fittings in a room will be recovered from the students residing in that room. Students are not permitted to have transistors, radios, record players, cassette players, or mobile phones in the hostel. Christian student must attend chapel service regularly every day. All letters should be handed over to the Deputy Warden. Non-Residential students should not enter the hostel. Students should get written permission from the Principal if they want to discontinue residing in the hostel. No refund will be entertained and they have to clear all the dues before leaving. If a student does not abide by the disciplinary rules of the hostel she will not be allowed to be in the hostel. Hostel gates will be closed at 6 p.m. The Right of admission to the hostel is reserved with the principal. FEE STRUCTURES-AIDED
AIDED COURSES – Fee Structure for the Academic Year (2019- 2020)
CLASS SPECIAL FEES NON SALARY TOTAL BSC MATHS 501 285 786 PHYSICS 331 285 616 CHEMISTRY 391 285 676 BOTANY 376 285 661 ZOOLOGY 401 285 686 BA (ALL SUBJECTS) 251 285 536 BCOM 251 285 536
TUTION TUTION SPECIAL NON CLASS FEES FEES FEES SALARY TOTAL SEM I SEM II MSC 375 375 501 35 1286 MATHS PHYSICS 375 375 501 35 1286 CHEMISTRY 375 375 601 35 1386 MA (ALL 250 250 251 35 786 SUBJECTS)
UNAIDED COURSES – Fee Structure for the Academic Year (2019- 2020)
B.Sc B.Sc B.Sc B.Sc B.Sc B.A S.No Particulars Computer Food Nano BCA B.Com Maths Physics English Science Science Science Tuition 1 2850 2850 2850 2850 2850 1350 2850 1350 Fees Special 2 10150 7150 6650 650 1650 8050 10150 8050 Fees Non- 3 7000 6000 5500 1500 2000 5600 7000 5600 Salary TOTAL 20000 16000 15000 5000 6500 15000 20000 15000
M.Sc., M.Sc., MA M.Phil M.Phil M.Phil S.No Particulars Food M.Com Zoology History Tamil English Chemistry Science Tuition 1 2850 2850 2850 5000 10000 19000 21000 Fees Special 2 5000 5000 13150 3500 3500 5600 7500 Fees 3 Non-Salary 2150 3150 3000 1500 1500 1400 1500 TOTAL 10000 11000 19000 10000 15000 26000 30000
Hostel Fee
S.No Hostel Name Fees in Rs Veg/Non-Veg 1 Cynthia Hostel 32,500 Non-Veg 2 Lilly Hostel 31,500 Veg 3 AVT Hostel 31,000 Non-Veg 4 DD Hostel 32,000 Non-Veg 5 BJ Hostel 31,000 Non-Veg
Scholarship
Several categories of financial aids are provided to the deserving poor students of the college. The college has instituted “Sarah Student Aid Cum Charity” Scholarship, apart from making government scholarships available to students,so that finance will not be constraint to a deserving student. More than half the student community are recipients of the various scholarships. Following scholarships are offered in our institution 1. Uzhavar Scholarship Scheme
This Scholarship will be given to the students whose parents are Farmers and the annual income from all sources does not exceed Rs.2.00 lakh.
2. Post Matric Scholarship Scheme
It provides that a post-matric scholarship scheme for meritorious students belonging to economically weaker sections of minority community so as to provide them better opportunities for higher education to increase their rate of attainment in higher education and enhance their employability. The Scholarship amount of Rs 6000 will be awarded to the students who have secured not less than 60% marks or equivalent grade in the previous final examination and the annual income of whose parents/guardians from all sources does not exceed Rs.2.00 lakh.
3.Scholarship for Visually Challenged
Apart from the government scholarships and freeships, the centre managed to provide scholarships for NGOs like Help the Blind Trust, and UDIS. The college management has offered free hostel facilities for Students with Visual impairment.
4.Sarah Scholarship
Sarah Scholarship is provided to the deserving students from the college. The money which is generated through Sarah sales has been utilized in a meticulous and frugal way. Poor and handicapped students are selected to avail this scholarship with prompt judgement and selection. The scholarship amount of Rs 1000 is utilized for paying their course fees and examination fees. During Christmas season they are given with nice dresses and other needful things. Around 250 students are benefitted by this scheme every year.
5.Higher Education Scholarship Scheme (HESS)
Loan Scholarship Scheme was converted into Higher Educational Special Scholarship scheme with a grant at the rate of Rs.7500/- pa. for Degree courses and Rs.8000/- for P.G. courses. Adi Dravidar/Tribal / Adi Dravidar Converted to Christianity Boarders of the Hostels attached to the educational institutions and pursuing Degree or Post Graduate courses. The annual income limit will be increased as Rs.2,50,000
1. BC/MBC/DNC Scholarship
The scholarship is open to regular students belonging to BC/MBC/DNC category who are pursuing a 3-year degreecourse. The annual income of the family should not be more than INR 200000.
2. SC/ST Scholarship
This scholarship will be provided to SC/ST/EC Hostellers(Aided and S.F. Section Students). The prime objective of this scheme is to improve the socio-economic status of Adi Dravidar, Tribal and Adi Dravidar converted to Christianity to make themself dependent. 8.Beedi Scholarship Scheme The main objective of this scheme is to ensure no child is working in any hazardous sector as labours. The sum of Rs3000 is given as financial assistance for the Education of the wards of Beedi workers . The students fulfilling the following conditions can apply: One or both the parents of the applicants should be working as a Beedi worker The monthly income of the family must not exceed Rs 10,000 from all the sources. The student must have passed the last qualifying examination in the first attempt.
Details can be had from the principal office.
Rs. 34,53,073
ADI-DRAVIDAR BEEDI, HIGHER BC, MBC & MINORITY & EDUCATION SC DNC POSTMETRIC SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIP No. of 41 77 279 342 Students Amount 1,64,500 5,79,000 18,59,954 8,49,619 (Rs)
College Toppers
D.KOHILAB.A Tamil1st M.CHANDRAVATHANA N.DIVYA M.A P.SANGEETHA M.A Rank B.A TamilIInd RANK Tamil Ist RANK TamilIIndRANK
N.BACKIYA SHREEB.A A.JENIFER NIYANTHA L.SATHIYA M.A A.D.G.MERCY English(R)Ist RANK MARY B.A English(R) English(R) Ist RANK DEIVAPACKIAM IInd RANK M.A English(R)IInd RANK
K.KALAI S.R. K.KALAI B.SAKTHI PRABHA JEYALAKSHMIB.A ATHINAFATHIMAB.A JEYALAKSHMI M.A English(S/F) English(S/F) Ist RANK English(S/F) IInd RANK M.A English(S/F) IIndRANKAlumnae IstRANKBest outgoing Endowment Prize student Prize
J.PRAISYB.ScMaths(R) A. NAZNEIN FATHIMA P. SELVA RANI P.BLESSY Ist RANK B.ScMaths(R) IInd RANK B.ScMaths(R) Alumni RASITHA B.ScMaths(R) Endowment Best Outgoing
J.JASHLA D.JENIFA A.PETCHIAMMAL M.ScMaths(R)Ist RANK M.ScMaths(R) IInd B.ScMaths(R) A.AABITHA BEGUM RANK Alumni Endowment B.ScMaths(R) Best Outgoing
M. PONKOHILA A. W. EVANGELINE V.AKILA M.ScMaths(S/F) I RANK KAYALVIZHIM.ScMaths( LYDIAM.ScMaths(S/F) M.ScMaths(S/F) S/F) Best Outgoing Student Alumnae Endowment II RANK
A.AMEENA M.LOKESH P.SHERIN NESA D.SUNITHAM.ScPhysics( NASHEHAB.ScPhysics(R) SOUNDARYAB.ScPhysics(R KIRUBALINM.ScPhysic R) IIRANK I RANK ) II RANK s(R) I RANK
R.DEEPAB.ScPhysics(S/F) I.SIRON S.SARANYAM.ScPhysics( G.JENITTA SHARON II RANK KEERTHIM.ScPhysics(S S/F) BEST OUTGOING B.ScPhysics(S/F) I RANK /F) ALUMANE ENDOWMENT
J.CINTHIYA P.JESLIN SNEHA M.SHASIYA NOUSIN S.ABIMA M.ScChemistry(R) II M.ScChemistry(R) B.Sc Chemistry(R)I RANK M.ScChemistry(R) I RANK ALUMANE RANK ENDOWMENT, BEST OUTGOING
C.IHSANA S.ANGEL ANUSUYA R.VEDHIYA FATHIMAB.Sc MARYM.ScChemistry(R) B.Sc Chemistry(R) M.DEVI BAVANI Chemistry(R) II RANK III RANK BEST OUTGOING B.Sc Botany(R) I RANK
S.VISHALI
M.NITHYA C.KAVITHA R.ABINAYA B.Sc Food Science(S/F) B.Sc Botany(R) B.Sc Zoology(R) B.Sc Zoology(R) I RANK II RANK I RANK II RANK
FAHMEETHA SHAHIN S.VISHALI KRISHNA KUMARI B.Sc Food Science(S/F) B.Sc Food Science(S/F) M.Sc Food Science(S/F) R.KAVITHA II RANK Best Outgoing I RANK M.Sc Food Science(S/F) II RANK
KRISHNA KUMARI M.KAVITHA T.MUTHUMARI S.JHONSY RANI M.Sc Food Science(S/F) B.AEconomis(S/F) B.AEconomis(S/F) M.AEconomis(S/F) Best Outgoing Ist RANK IInd RANK Ist RANK
M. PRINCY P. RAJESHWARI P.SHANMUGA PUSHPA S. AYERATHAMMAL B.A History(S/F) B.A History(S/F) M.AEconomis(S/F) B.A History(S/F) Ist RANK IInd RANK IInd RANK Ist RANK
E.ALAGU ESWARI B.Com(R) S.MANGALA ESWARI U.USHA ASHWINI K.ANUSUYA Ist RANK B.A History(S/F) B.Com(R) B.Com(R) IInd RANK IInd RANK Alumane Endowment
S.SHAMEEMBANU S.BHARATHI A.ALAGULAKSHMI A.A.S.VASUKI BSC.Comp(S/F)Bat-II BSC.Comp(S/F)Bat-II BSC.Comp(S/F) Bat-I BSC.Comp(S/F) Bat-I II RANK Best Outgoing Best Outgoing II RANK
S.BHARATHI R.PRIYADHARSHINI S.SINGAROSHINI KANAGA BSC.Comp(S/F)Bat-II BCA(S/F) BCA(S/F) II RANK MCA(S/F) I RANK III RANK I RANK
S.MARI SANKARI SIVASHTI SELVI MCA(S/F) MCA(S/F) IInd RANK IIIrd RANK
College Performers
Gowsalya Archana Devi DurachiKutti II Bsc Botany Kaveri III BCOM District Hockey III BA Economics District Hockey Player III BA Economics University &District Player District Hockey Hockey Player Player
Muthu Lakshmi Muthu Lakshmi Mano Sumathy III BA Economics II BA English III BA Economics II BSc Mathematics District Hockey University Hockey University&District University Hockey Player Player Hockey Player player
Medals and Prizes Alumni Endowment/Memorial Prize 2018 - 2019 Name of the student & Department S.No Name of the Prize Class Alumnae Endowment 1. Surya Kamala.R (BA) Prize English 2. NandhiniMeena.I (MA) Alumnae Endowment
English (S/F) 1. Gigi. R (BA) Alumnae Endowment
Vimala Samuel 1. Poomari. M (BA) Endowment Prize ThangaAmirthaLakshmi.K Alumnae Endowment 2. (BA) Prize Memorial Prize Sargunam Memorial Tamil Prize given by 3. Meena Lakshmi. P (MA) Dr.Prema Rajendra Singh, Former Professor of Tamil Department. 4. Pappa. S (MA) Alumnae Endowment
1. C. Manju His (T.M) Alumnae Endowment Memorial Prize Mr . 2. C . Meena His (T.M) Manikam History 3. M.K. Lavanya His (E.M) Alumnae Endowment
Memorial Prize Mr . 4. ArokiyaSuji His (E.M) Manikam Memorial Prize Mr . 5. S. Sugumari His ( E.M) Manikam SaraswathyMemmorial 1. Soundarya. M (BA) Prize – Public Finance Alumnae Endowment Economics Saraswathy Memorial Prize – Public 2. Sathya. S (MA) Economics Alumnae Endowment
Commerce 1 Pooja. D Alumnae Endowment
1. RengaNayaki. U (B.Com) Alumnae Endowment Commerce SF Alumnae Endowment 2. Fatima. T. A (M.Com)
MahaNambuNayaki. A 1. Alumnae Endowment (B.Sc) Mathematics 2. Rajeswari.E (M.Sc) Alumnae Endowment
1. Rachel Susanna. J Alumnae Endowment Mathematics SF 2. Angeline. B Special Prize
Mr. Paulraj Memorial 1. Doris Felcita.I- IIIB.Sc Prize Alumnae Endowment 2. JebaNaveena. G - III B.Sc Prize Physics MoonruUgamKondal .D–II Alumnae Endowment 3. M.Sc Prize Mubina Jazira .M.R – II 4. Mrs. Kasim Prize M.Sc
Physics SF 1. GothaiNatchiyar.S Alumnae Endowment
1. Alagu Lakshmi. M (B.Sc) Alumnae Endowment Chemistry 2. Aishwarya.M (M.Sc) Alumnae Endowment
Botany 1. Kowsalya.S Alumnae Endowment
1. Manisha Selvi. S Alumnae Endowment
Zoology Memorial Prize Mrs. 2. Subbu Lakshmi.M GomathiSubramanium (Cash Award) 1. Suchithra. P (B.Sc) Alumnae Endowment Jasmine Johnson 2. Reshma.S (B.Sc) Memorial Endowment Food Science and Prize Nutrition 3. Reena.P (M.Sc) Alumnae Endowment Jasmine Johnson 4. Chithra.E (M.Sc) Memorial Endowment Prize
PG ZOOLOGY 1. AzhahupetchiKrishnaveni.A Alumnae Endowment
Nano Science 1. Meena.S Alumnae Endowment
Comp. Sc. - Batch I 1. Kalki Ramani Alumnae Endowment Comp. Sc.- Batch 1. Priya Dharshini.P Alumnae Endowment II
1. Esther Shekina.G (BCA) Alumnae Endowment Computer Applications Angel Jasmine.G (MCA Alumnae Endowment 2. LE) Prize
The amount of Rs. 22700/- is contributed from the college towards Alumni Endowment and Memorial prizes on College day
Checklist for Admission Form ONLINE APPLICATION – INSTRUCTIONS Online Application for Admission – Guidelines for Applicants For the convenience of the applicants (Women Candidates Only) Online Application facility is made available.. Instructions to be followed before filling in the online Application
Physically challenged candidates must upload the Certificate of proof.
Eminent Sports persons and Children of Ex Service Men must upload Certificate of proof.
Academic Certificate, Transfer Certificate, and Community Certificate must be uploaded by all the candidates.
The candidate must upload a recent passport size photo in JPEG and PNG Format (300KB – 1MB of size only).
Photo background should be in white color
Application Fee for all the Government Aided UG Degree Courses is Rs 50/–
For SC/ST Candidates no Application Fee
Application Fee for all the Self Financed UG Degree Courses (for Candidates belonging to all categories) is Rs 100/– Application Procedure (Under Graduate Degree Courses)
Visit http://sarahtuckercollege.edu.in and select “Apply for UG”
Page 1: Fill in your Personal Detailsand submit. Immediately you will receive a five digit OTP on your registered mobile number.
Page 2: Enter the OTP. Your mobile number will be verified “User Name” and “Password” will be sent to your mobile and mail ID. Next you will be directed to the next page.
Page 3: Fill in your Academic Details (Fill in your Plus Two Marks and upload all your certificates).
Your registration will be complete and your filled in Application will reach the “Select Courses “section.
Page 4 :(Apply online: Select Courses)
You may apply for any number of courses. But, you must separately apply for every single course and pay for each course and submit (Single Registration process is enough for each course applied.)
After your online submission you will be directed to the “Home” page. (You may apply for Self Financed UG Courses if you select “Apply SF Courses” on the Home page)
Download process of filled in Application
Now, You must select “Download” on the “Home” page.
You may now download from “My Courses”, you may get your filled in application by clicking print option.
Now your filled in Application is ready. Checklist before online Submission of the Application
Do you have Aadhar number and Blood group? Documents needed at the time of interview
When you are asked to attend an interview in person in the college, bring your filled in Application, self attested copies of your Plus Two Mark Statement, Transfer Certificate, Community Certificate and special Certificates mentioned in the first section of the instructions and bring it.