Yearly Status Report - 2018-2019
Part A
Data of the Institution
1. Name of the Institution STELLA MARIS COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS)
Name of the head of the Institution Dr Sr Rosy Joseph
Designation Principal
Does the Institution function from own campus Yes
Phone no/Alternate Phone no. 04428110121
Mobile no. 8608246737
Registered Email [email protected]
Alternate Email [email protected]
Address 17, Cathedral Road
City/Town Chennai
State/UT Tamil Nadu
Pincode 600086
2. Institutional Status Autonomous Status (Provide date of Conformant of 22-Sep-1987 Autonomous Status)
Type of Institution Women
Location Urban
Financial Status Self financed and grant-in-aid
Name of the IQAC co-ordinator/Director Dr. Shiny John Vairamon / Dr. Lakshmi Priya Daniel
Phone no/Alternate Phone no. 04428111987
Mobile no. 9840690217
Registered Email [email protected]
Alternate Email [email protected]
3. Website Address
Web-link of the AQAR: (Previous Academic Year) http://stellamariscollege.edu.in/assets /documents/AQAR%20-2017-18.pdf
4. Whether Academic Calendar prepared during Yes the year
if yes,whether it is uploaded in the institutional website: Weblink : http://stellamariscollege.edu.in/Academ icCalendar
5. Accrediation Details
Cycle Grade CGPA Year of Validity Accrediation Period From Period To 1 Five Star 0 2000 17-Apr-2000 16-Apr-2005 2 A 3.57 2008 16-Sep-2008 15-Sep-2013 3 A 3.68 2014 21-Feb-2014 20-Feb-2021
6. Date of Establishment of IQAC 15-Sep-2004
7. Internal Quality Assurance System
Quality initiatives by IQAC during the year for promoting quality culture Item /Title of the quality initiative by Date & Duration Number of participants/ beneficiaries IQAC No Data Entered/Not Applicable!!! View File
8. Provide the list of Special Status conferred by Central/ State Government- UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR/TEQIP/World Bank/CPE of UGC etc.
Institution/Departmen Scheme Funding Agency Year of award with Amount t/Faculty duration No Data Entered/Not Applicable!!! View File
9. Whether composition of IQAC as per latest Yes NAAC guidelines:
Upload latest notification of formation of IQAC View File
10. Number of IQAC meetings held during the 12 year :
The minutes of IQAC meeting and compliances to the Yes decisions have been uploaded on the institutional website
Upload the minutes of meeting and action taken report View File
11. Whether IQAC received funding from any of No the funding agency to support its activities during the year?
12. Significant contributions made by IQAC during the current year(maximum five bullets)
Conduct of Academic Quality Audit
Creation of new IQAC template in accordance with new NAAC format for data collection
Organisation of Faculty Development programmes such as a workshop on Teaching Millennials An Innovative Moodle Based Approach
To encourage the involvement of the students wing of IQAC, eco initiatives were undertaken on campus like Special Lecture cum Workshop on “Ignite the Spark Reduce, Recycle Reuse Plastic” a Go Green Initiative
Enhancing the use of online resources and ICT tools through student and faculty registrations for NPTEL programme led to the Institution being ranked among the Top Ten College users from 3161 colleges for the 5th consecutive time and it was also listed as an Active Local Chapter for the NPTEL Programme. The College produced seven toppers in the country during the year 2018:2019.
No Files Uploaded !!!
13. Plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the academic year towards Quality Enhancement and outcome achieved by the end of the academic year
Plan of Action Achivements/Outcomes No Data Entered/Not Applicable!!! View File
14. Whether AQAR was placed before statutory Yes body ?
Name of Statutory Body Meeting Date Management Committee Meeting 27-Feb-2020
15. Whether NAAC/or any other accredited No body(s) visited IQAC or interacted with it to assess the functioning ?
16. Whether institutional data submitted to Yes AISHE:
Year of Submission 2019
Date of Submission 19-Jan-2019
17. Does the Institution have Management Yes Information System ?
If yes, give a brief descripiton and a list of modules Stella Maris College has a custom currently operational (maximum 500 words) developed Education Management Information System (EMIS) which is specifically designed to monitor the academic programmes and other educational support systems in order to enhance the student experience. The EMIS stores all student data from the time of admission into a programme to graduation. It stores personal data, exam and graduation records, hostel and library details, course registration, certificate course registration, and attendance records. Additionally, it stores records of the daytoday progress of students. This data is used to monitor student advancement, and assist course teachers and departments to improve course syllabi and adopt appropriate teaching methodologies and assessment tools. The Examination focuses on: generation of Semester Examination timetables, examination seating arrangements, registration for Supplementary Examinations, Hall Ticket generation , mark entry, consolidation of End Semester results, Mark Sheet generation, registration for Convocation and consolidated Mark Sheet generation. module It also covers features such as category of examination (viva, practical, theoretical or combinations of both), Mark Sheet preparation, generation of Hall Ticket, GPA and CGPA reports, Mark Sheet printing, faculty grading and feedback, student evaluation and feedback. The Examination module SMS services have been integrated into the system. This allows bulk as well as selective SMS to be sent to parents and students. Bulk emails have also been enabled. The Fees Module is responsible for all fees processing information in the institution. This module enables the following processes: Generating Department Numbers and the fees challan for new students, semester fee payment, supplementary fee payment, generation of ID cards, Transfer Certificates and Course Registration. The Admissions Module enables online application for admissions, generating call letters, calling the applicant for interview, selection of applicant, sending SMS, email to selected applicants and generation of admission reports. Module is responsible for all Examination procedures in the institution. The Academic Module enables attendance posting for students, mentoring, request for student participation in extracurricular activities, and course registration.
Part B
CRITERION I – CURRICULAR ASPECTS 1.1 – Curriculum Design and Development 1.1.1 – Programmes for which syllabus revision was carried out during the Academic year
Name of Programme Programme Code Programme Specialization Date of Revision No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File 1.1.2 – Programmes/ courses focussed on employability/ entrepreneurship/ skill development during the Academic year
Programme with Programme Date of Introduction Course with Code Date of Introduction Code Specialization No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
1.2 – Academic Flexibility 1.2.1 – New programmes/courses introduced during the Academic year
Programme/Course Programme Specialization Dates of Introduction No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
1.2.2 – Programmes in which Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)/Elective Course System implemented at the College level during the Academic year.
Name of programmes adopting Programme Specialization Date of implementation of CBCS CBCS/Elective Course System BA English and Communication 25/06/2018 Skills
1.3 – Curriculum Enrichment 1.3.1 – Value-added courses imparting transferable and life skills offered during the year
Value Added Courses Date of Introduction Number of Students Enrolled No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
1.3.2 – Field Projects / Internships under taken during the year
Project/Programme Title Programme Specialization No. of students enrolled for Field Projects / Internships No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
1.4 – Feedback System 1.4.1 – Whether structured feedback received from all the stakeholders.
Students Yes Teachers Yes Employers Yes Alumni Yes Parents Yes
1.4.2 – How the feedback obtained is being analyzed and utilized for overall development of the institution? (maximum 500 words)
Feedback Obtained Student feedback is an important mechanism and integral to institutional improvement and development. In SMC, student feedback is used to enhance the teaching-learning experience, to monitor and review quality and standards of educational endeavours, ensure the effectiveness of course design and delivery, to enable students to speak up, measure student satisfaction and to identify and encourage innovative practices. Different categories of surveys serve these purposes: Feedback is sought to assess the performance of an individual faculty member (Teacher Evaluation), a course of study (syllabus), at the end of every semester and at the point of exit for every degree programme. Types of mechanisms include the following: questionnaires, surveys, student representation on class feedback committees, reflection journals, overall institutional satisfaction at Student Council Meetings, other informal mechanisms. Analyses of feedback is taken through a centralised, online system, wherever possible. The questionnaires which use ordinal or Likert scales are summarised as frequencies and percentages and presented graphically. Some questionnaires and surveys contain open-ended questions which are systematically read by designated faculty. Common patterns and issues are identified in this manner. Open-ended questions provide an opportunity for students to make their voices heard and state their opinions without backlash. They are taken seriously, and where necessary, action is taken by the Principal. When the feedback is to improve the teaching-learning process, the analysis and representation is communicated to the faculty responsible to take action. The Principal takes up issues relating to faculty feedback every semester. The decision of the Principal on such action taken is final. Feedback from Student Council Meetings are discussed at the given forum, and responses given by the Principal. The issues are addressed directly, and recorded in the Minutes as decisions taken on a given issue which has been raised. These multiple feedback mechanisms ensures objectivity and encourages stakeholder participation in order to enhance student centered learning, continuous improvement in the teaching-learning process, innovative assessment practices and student support services.
CRITERION II – TEACHING- LEARNING AND EVALUATION 2.1 – Student Enrolment and Profile 2.1.1 – Demand Ratio during the year
Name of the Programme Number of seats Number of Students Enrolled Programme Specialization available Application received No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
2.2 – Catering to Student Diversity 2.2.1 – Student - Full time teacher ratio (current year data)
Year Number of Number of Number of Number of Number of students enrolled students enrolled fulltime teachers fulltime teachers teachers in the institution in the institution available in the available in the teaching both UG (UG) (PG) institution institution and PG courses teaching only UG teaching only PG courses courses 2018 4764 666 103 21 63
2.3 – Teaching - Learning Process 2.3.1 – Percentage of teachers using ICT for effective teaching with Learning Management Systems (LMS), E- learning resources etc. (current year data)
Number of Number of ICT Tools and Number of ICT Numberof smart E-resources and Teachers on Roll teachers using resources enabled classrooms techniques used ICT (LMS, e- available Classrooms Resources) No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File of ICT Tools and resources View File of E-resources and techniques used
2.3.2 – Students mentoring system available in the institution? Give details. (maximum 500 words)
Student mentoring is an integral part of the teaching-learning process in the institution Every faculty member is given a group of students to mentor for academic assistance and personal support. Care is taken to see that the mentor has taught, or has taught the students for some course, and the students are, therefore, not strangers to her. Among duties of the Mentor is to ensure that all details about the student are entered (the system is computerised), and the results of tests and examinations filled in within a stipulated time after the results have been declared. Comments and advice are also documented in the individual file of the student. Mentors and Mentees meet at least twice a semester, and whenever requested by Mentor/Mentee. Where needed, the Head of Department may be consulted. In cases where the issue requires the intervention of parents, a one-on-one meeting between Mentor, Mentee, and parent is held to resolve the issue. Mentoring is an important intervention for young people at-risk, particularly first-generation learners, students from disadvantaged and economically challenged sections of society, who find it difficult to transition to a higher educational system that is very different from their schools. The Mentor also takes on the role of guide who helps a young person in her personal growth. She provides support to vulnerable young women and establishes this service as a critical part of the Mentee’s college experience. She also provides counselling services when needed, or directs her Mentee to a professional counsellor is the issue is serious and warrants professional intervention. Mentoring is thus a key to the development of academic and social skills for every student.
Number of students enrolled in the Number of fulltime teachers Mentor : Mentee Ratio institution 5449 198 1:27
2.4 – Teacher Profile and Quality 2.4.1 – Number of full time teachers appointed during the year
No. of sanctioned No. of filled positions Vacant positions Positions filled during No. of faculty with positions the current year Ph.D 198 198 0 21 92
2.4.2 – Honours and recognition received by teachers (received awards, recognition, fellowships at State, National, International level from Government, recognised bodies during the year )
Year of Award Name of full time teachers Designation Name of the award, receiving awards from fellowship, received from state level, national level, Government or recognized international level bodies No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
2.5 – Evaluation Process and Reforms 2.5.1 – Number of days from the date of semester-end/ year- end examination till the declaration of results during the year
Programme Name Programme Code Semester/ year Last date of the last Date of declaration of semester-end/ year- results of semester- end examination end/ year- end examination No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
2.5.2 – Average percentage of Student complaints/grievances about evaluation against total number appeared in the examinations during the year
Number of complaints or grievances Total number of students appeared Percentage about evaluation in the examination 0 5137 0 2.6 – Student Performance and Learning Outcomes 2.6.1 – Program outcomes, program specific outcomes and course outcomes for all programs offered by the institution are stated and displayed in website of the institution (to provide the weblink) http://stellamariscollege.edu.in/Syllabus
2.6.2 – Pass percentage of students
Programme Programme Programme Number of Number of Pass Percentage Code Name Specialization students students passed appeared in the in final year final year examination examination No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
2.7 – Student Satisfaction Survey 2.7.1 – Student Satisfaction Survey (SSS) on overall institutional performance (Institution may design the questionnaire) (results and details be provided as weblink) http://stellamariscollege.edu.in/assets/documents/Stella%20Maris%20College%2 0SSS.pdf
CRITERION III – RESEARCH, INNOVATIONS AND EXTENSION 3.1 – Promotion of Research and Facilities 3.1.1 – The institution provides seed money to its teachers for research
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3.1.2 – Teachers awarded National/International fellowship for advanced studies/ research during the year
Type Name of the teacher Name of the award Date of award Awarding agency awarded the fellowship No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
3.2 – Resource Mobilization for Research 3.2.1 – Research funds sanctioned and received from various agencies, industry and other organisations
Nature of the Project Duration Name of the funding Total grant Amount received agency sanctioned during the year No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
3.2.2 – Number of ongoing research projects per teacher funded by government and non-government agencies during the years 0.075
3.3 – Innovation Ecosystem 3.3.1 – Workshops/Seminars Conducted on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and Industry-Academia Innovative practices during the year
Title of workshop/seminar Name of the Dept. Date No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
3.3.2 – Awards for Innovation won by Institution/Teachers/Research scholars/Students during the year
Title of the innovation Name of Awardee Awarding Agency Date of award Category No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
3.3.3 – No. of Incubation centre created, start-ups incubated on campus during the year
Incubation Name Sponsered By Name of the Nature of Start- Date of Center Start-up up Commencement No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
3.4 – Research Publications and Awards 3.4.1 – Ph. Ds awarded during the year
Name of the Department Number of PhD's Awarded Economics 1 Mathematics 1 English 1
3.4.2 – Research Publications in the Journals notified on UGC website during the year
Type Department Number of Publication Average Impact Factor (if any) No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
3.4.3 – Books and Chapters in edited Volumes / Books published, and papers in National/International Conference Proceedings per Teacher during the year
Department Number of Publication No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
3.4.4 – Patents published/awarded during the year
Patent Details Patent status Patent Number Date of Award No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
3.4.5 – Bibliometrics of the publications during the last academic year based on average citation index in Scopus/ Web of Science or PubMed/ Indian Citation Index
Title of the Name of Title of journal Year of Citation Index Institutional Number of Paper Author publication affiliation as citations mentioned in excluding self the publication citation No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
3.4.6 – h-Index of the Institutional Publications during the year. (based on Scopus/ Web of science)
Title of the Name of Title of journal Year of h-index Number of Institutional Paper Author publication citations affiliation as excluding self mentioned in citation the publication No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
3.4.7 – Faculty participation in Seminars/Conferences and Symposia during the year
Number of Faculty International National State Local Attended/Semina 76 90 2 42 rs/Workshops Presented 100 28 0 4 papers Resource 3 6 0 17 persons No file uploaded.
3.5 – Consultancy 3.5.1 – Revenue generated from Consultancy during the year
Name of the Consultan(s) Name of consultancy Consulting/Sponsoring Revenue generated department project Agency (amount in rupees) Nil Nil NA 0 No file uploaded.
3.5.2 – Revenue generated from Corporate Training by the institution during the year
Name of the Title of the Agency seeking / Revenue generated Number of trainees Consultan(s) programme training (amount in rupees) department History Coaching for IAS officers 54700 41 Civil Services training academy English English Airports 0 40 Language Authority of Training and India - Testing Ministry of Programme for Civil Aviation the Air Traffic Controller Officers No file uploaded.
3.6 – Extension Activities 3.6.1 – Number of extension and outreach programmes conducted in collaboration with industry, community and Non- Government Organisations through NSS/NCC/Red cross/Youth Red Cross (YRC) etc., during the year
Title of the activities Organising unit/agency/ Number of teachers Number of students collaborating agency participated in such participated in such activities activities No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
3.6.2 – Awards and recognition received for extension activities from Government and other recognized bodies during the year Name of the activity Award/Recognition Awarding Bodies Number of students Benefited No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
3.6.3 – Students participating in extension activities with Government Organisations, Non-Government Organisations and programmes such as Swachh Bharat, Aids Awareness, Gender Issue, etc. during the year
Name of the scheme Organising unit/Agen Name of the activity Number of teachers Number of students cy/collaborating participated in such participated in such agency activites activites No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
3.7 – Collaborations 3.7.1 – Number of Collaborative activities for research, faculty exchange, student exchange during the year
Nature of activity Participant Source of financial support Duration No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
3.7.2 – Linkages with institutions/industries for internship, on-the- job training, project work, sharing of research facilities etc. during the year
Nature of linkage Title of the Name of the Duration From Duration To Participant linkage partnering institution/ industry /research lab with contact details No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
3.7.3 – MoUs signed with institutions of national, international importance, other institutions, industries, corporate houses etc. during the year
Organisation Date of MoU signed Purpose/Activities Number of students/teachers participated under MoUs No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
CRITERION IV – INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCES 4.1 – Physical Facilities 4.1.1 – Budget allocation, excluding salary for infrastructure augmentation during the year
Budget allocated for infrastructure augmentation Budget utilized for infrastructure development 74689000 97439000
4.1.2 – Details of augmentation in infrastructure facilities during the year
Facilities Existing or Newly Added No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File 4.2 – Library as a Learning Resource 4.2.1 – Library is automated {Integrated Library Management System (ILMS)}
Name of the ILMS Nature of automation (fully Version Year of automation software or patially) e-BLIS Fully 2.0 2008
4.2.2 – Library Services
Library Existing Newly Added Total Service Type No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
4.2.3 – E-content developed by teachers such as: e-PG- Pathshala, CEC (under e-PG- Pathshala CEC (Under Graduate) SWAYAM other MOOCs platform NPTEL/NMEICT/any other Government initiatives & institutional (Learning Management System (LMS) etc
Name of the Teacher Name of the Module Platform on which module Date of launching e- is developed content No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
4.3 – IT Infrastructure 4.3.1 – Technology Upgradation (overall)
Type Total Co Computer Internet Browsing Computer Office Departme Available Others mputers Lab centers Centers nts Bandwidt h (MBPS/ GBPS) Existin 603 300 150 92 0 124 54 150 33 g Added 2 0 16 0 0 1 33 16 0 Total 605 300 166 92 0 125 87 166 33
4.3.2 – Bandwidth available of internet connection in the Institution (Leased line) 166 MBPS/ GBPS
4.3.3 – Facility for e-content
Name of the e-content development facility Provide the link of the videos and media centre and recording facility D Space (Institutional Repository) http://192.168.3.100:8080/xmlui/ Networking Centre http://stellamariscollege.edu.in/SMCNC
4.4 – Maintenance of Campus Infrastructure 4.4.1 – Expenditure incurred on maintenance of physical facilities and academic support facilities, excluding salary component, during the year
Assigned Budget on Expenditure incurred on Assigned budget on Expenditure incurredon academic facilities maintenance of academic physical facilities maintenance of physical facilities facilites 8851500 10199201 12433750 17304740
4.4.2 – Procedures and policies for maintaining and utilizing physical, academic and support facilities - laboratory, library, sports complex, computers, classrooms etc. (maximum 500 words) (information to be available in institutional Website) Maintenance and upkeep of the various facilities and infrastructure is overseen by the Campus Manager. The line of control flows from the Campus Manager to the Supervisor, down to the support staff. The Campus Manager allocates support staff for cleaning of classrooms and of the campus in general. The maintenance of laboratory equipment is overseen by the respective departments. Utilisation of the facilities is dependent on a system of planning the event/activity at the end of every academic year, and booking the facility manually through a register. The procedure will become online, shortly. Maintenance and updating of computers (hardware and software) is the job of the IT Department. Purchases are overseen by the internal auditor. All other purchases are overseen by the Supervisor. Science laboratories are maintained by the respective science departments. Stock taking of all the laboratories is conducted annually. The stock register is checked and signed by the Head of Department. A requisition letter requesting replacement/procuring of chemicals etc. is made to the Principal by the Head of Department and forwarded to the Bursar for release of funds. Bills in the original are first scrutinised by the internal auditor and then submitted to the Bursar. Departments keep a register of all procurements and replacements. An annual audit of the laboratories is undertaken by the state government agency. Procurement of equipment is done through a system of obtaining quotes from at least three vendors. The final decision is taken by the internal auditor after scrutiny of the various provisions of the quotation, focusing on quality and cost. Departments also maintain an Issue Register, Accessory Register (separately for chemicals and apparatus) and a Condemned Register. Annual maintenance of all campus infrastructure and facilities is undertaken by the Campus Manager and assisted by the Supervisor. The Department of Physical Education has oversight and organisational control over games and sports activities in the institution. All logistics are determined by the Physical Directress, who also takes feedback from athletes and other team players and individual sports persons about the arrangements for travel, hospitality and arrangements at the location of various competitions. The Sports and Games Budget is decided by the Bursar, and the logistical and expenses are planned by the Physical Directress, in keeping with available funds. Strict criteria is adhered to when coaches for sports and games are recruited. Applications are scrutinised at the primary level by the Directress, and approved by the Principal http://stellamariscollege.edu.in/library, http://stellamariscollege.edu.in/Crist, http://stellamariscollege.edu.in/departments, http://stellamariscollege.edu.in/assets/documents/Yoga%20Day%20Celebration%20Report.pdf
CRITERION V – STUDENT SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION 5.1 – Student Support 5.1.1 – Scholarships and Financial Support
Name/Title of the scheme Number of students Amount in Rupees No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
5.1.2 – Number of capability enhancement and development schemes such as Soft skill development, Remedial coaching, Language lab, Bridge courses, Yoga, Meditation, Personal Counselling and Mentoring etc.,
Name of the capability Date of implemetation Number of students Agencies involved enhancement scheme enrolled No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File 5.1.3 – Students benefited by guidance for competitive examinations and career counselling offered by the institution during the year
Year Name of the Number of Number of Number of Number of scheme benefited benefited students who studentsp placed students for students by have passedin competitive career the comp. exam examination counseling activities No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
5.1.4 – Institutional mechanism for transparency, timely redressal of student grievances, Prevention of sexual harassment and ragging cases during the year
Total grievances received Number of grievances redressed Avg. number of days for grievance redressal 0 0 0
5.2 – Student Progression 5.2.1 – Details of campus placement during the year
On campus Off campus Nameof Number of Number of Nameof Number of Number of organizations students stduents placed organizations students stduents placed visited participated visited participated No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
5.2.2 – Student progression to higher education in percentage during the year
Year Number of Programme Depratment Name of Name of students graduated from graduated from institution joined programme enrolling into admitted to higher education No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
5.2.3 – Students qualifying in state/ national/ international level examinations during the year (eg:NET/SET/SLET/GATE/GMAT/CAT/GRE/TOFEL/Civil Services/State Government Services)
Items Number of students selected/ qualifying NET 19 GMAT 1 CAT 2 GRE 1 Any Other 4 Any Other 5 No file uploaded.
5.2.4 – Sports and cultural activities / competitions organised at the institution level during the year
Activity Level Number of Participants No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File 5.3 – Student Participation and Activities 5.3.1 – Number of awards/medals for outstanding performance in sports/cultural activities at national/international level (award for a team event should be counted as one)
Year Name of the National/ Number of Number of Student ID Name of the award/medal Internaional awards for awards for number student Sports Cultural No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
5.3.2 – Activity of Student Council & representation of students on academic & administrative bodies/committees of the institution (maximum 500 words) The Student Council (The Stella Maris College Students’ Union) of the College plays a supportive and participative role in the activities of the institution, and is a “cooperative forum” which ensures a highly democratic and participatory role in furthering the goals, objectives and mission and vision of the institution. The Union is responsible for the conduct of various student- centered extra-curricular activities on campus such as inter-year, inter- collegiate cultural competitions, Club Day performances, and other cultural programmes in consultation with the Deans of Student Affairs. The Union Office Bearers comprise six members: The President, the Vice-President, Treasurer, General Secretary and two Cultural Secretaries from the two shifts. Their roles and functions are contained the Stella Maris College Students’ Constitution. They are elected through self-nomination for any one post. The nominations are scrutinised by the Election Commission comprising the Principal, Vice- Principals and the Deans of Student Affairs. In true democratic style, they are permitted to campaign for a fixed number of days, followed by the e-polling process, the dates for which are drawn up by the Deans. The key members of the Students’ Union are involved in the activities of the IQAC. They support the IQAC in the student feedback process, provide it with data pertaining to quality improvement initiatives in the functioning of the Union activities, as well as the actions and policy decisions adopted by the institution and various departments for improving the quality of education. There are Students’ Union representatives in the IQAC, as well as student representatives from every department of the College. They undergo training and receive input on their role and functions, and are active participants in the functioning of the IQAC. Student representatives are part of the Boards of Studies of every department. They play a significant role in decision making by providing references and feedback on curriculum, teaching and assessment. Student Class Committees provide direct feedback to the Deans of Academic affairs on quality, relevance and suitability of syllabi for careers, outcomes of co-curricular and extra- curricular activities and suggestions for improvement. They meet with the Deans mid-way through every semester, so that effective remedial action may be taken wherever required. Student Council Meetings held at the end of every semester comprises members of the Students’ Union and Class Representatives of every class in the College. These meetings are a forum for major feedback sessions on the infrastructure, facilities and other aspects of the College’s functioning. The meetings are held in the presence of the Principal, Vice-Principals, Deans and faculty members of the College. Wherever possible, the Council Members are encouraged to initiate improvements in the functioning and services of various units of the College such as the Bank operations on campus, the canteen, and the bus services through the proper channel, before the meeting and present the responses and results. The feedback from the student body on the Students’ Union activities is also presented at these meetings, and suggestions for improvement decided upon.
5.4 – Alumni Engagement 5.4.1 – Whether the institution has registered Alumni Association? Yes
The Alumnae Association augmented their activities in 1995 through the efforts of Dr. (Sr.) Flavia fmm and her dedicated team, under the guidance of the then Principal Dr. Sr. Annama Philip. Today the Alumnae Association is vibrant and active and includes a Kerala Chapter, a Bangalore Chapter and is envisaging a new Madurai Chapter. Alumnae ensure continued contact with the College and facilitate creative involvement in the progress and activities of the College. This leads to reviving contacts so as to enable our dream of building new chapters within India and abroad. The members meet regularly during the academic year and celebrate important festivals. They look forward to participating in the Christmas programme at the end of each year, enthusiastically join in the Carol singing and enjoy the fun of the Christmas get-together. Apart from this we focus on sharing Christmas joy with the less fortunate, children and the aged. ‘Kalanjiyam’, a forum for discussion and interaction on areas of interest has also been formed and serves as a platform for speakers from a wide range of fields. More often than not, experts include well known public figures from among our alumnae members. The Career Guidance Cell of the College is administered by Alumnae members on a voluntary basis. It is dedicated to providing quality training and career development programmes for the students of the College. The campus recruitment process in the College is handled by Alumnae members.
5.4.2 – No. of registered Alumni: 23656
5.4.3 – Alumni contribution during the year (in Rupees) : 2228000
5.4.4 – Meetings/activities organized by Alumni Association : AGM Meet- Reunion of Stella Marians Youth Wing Meeting with the Faculty Bangalore Chapter Reunion Christmas Celebration Chennaiyil oru Shopping Thiruvizha, Kalanjiyam -Yoga Session Valedictory
CRITERION VI – GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT 6.1 – Institutional Vision and Leadership 6.1.1 – Mention two practices of decentralization and participative management during the last year (maximum 500 words) The institution has put in place management strategies where faculty members holding administrative positions, key administrative officers and other faculty members are actively involved in decision-making processes, thereby utilising the full potential of the intellectual and emotional human capital available in the College. 1. The Staff Council is the highest decision-making body in the institution. It comprises the Principal as the Chairperson , the Secretary, the Vice-President of the FMM, the Vice-Principals, the Deans, Directors, Heads of Departments, the IQAC Coordinator, the Controller of Examinations, Associate Controller of Examinations, the Librarian, the Physical Directress, the NSS Coordinator, NCC Officer, the Office Superintendent, Bursar, and the Campus Maintenance Manager. Major decisions pertaining to student affairs, academics, examinations, planning and implementation are brought to the Staff Council, which debates on the issue at hand, and by voice vote, takes a decision on the matter. In case of lack of consensus, the Principal has the final say. The decisions are incorporated into the minutes of the meeting, which are signed by the Principal and Vice-Principals. The finalised minutes, containing the decisions taken are kept in the Office of the Vice-Principals to be read by the general faculty body. Decisions involving changes in policy/regulations are incorporated into the academic handbook for the new academic year. 2.The Departmental Quality Assurance Cell (DQAC) is an offshoot of the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of the College. As a facilitative and participative organ of the institution, the DQAC is the driving force for ushering in quality at the department level by working out intervention strategies to “remove deficiencies and enhance quality.” Structure: The HoD of the Department heads the Cell. The other members hold the post for a period of three years, on rotation. Composition: The DQAC comprises the HoD and one senior faculty member of the department (if it is not the HoD) in an undergraduate-only department, and the HoD, and two/three senior members of a department offering both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. An external expert on quality management is also be a part of the DQAC. Functions: • Development and application of quality benchmarks/parameters for the various academic and administrative activities of the Department. • Facilitating the creation of a learner-centric environment conducive for quality education • Arrangement for feedback responses from students, parents and other stakeholders • Organisation of departmental workshops, seminars on quality related themes and promotion of quality circles amongst faculty and students of the department • Documentation of the various programmes/activities of the Department, leading to quality improvement • Development and maintenance of Departmental database for the purpose of maintaining / enhancing departmental quality • Interaction with IQAC in the pre and post accreditation quality assessment, sustenance and enhancement endeavours The DQAC takes decisions on the following: • Finalisation of question papers for respective departmental courses, both continuous assessment and Semester Examinations • Assisting in fixing the schedule for make-up classes of faculty members who have taken leave • Planning events and activities of their respective departments • Student issues
6.1.2 – Does the institution have a Management Information System (MIS)? Yes
6.2 – Strategy Development and Deployment 6.2.1 – Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following (with in 100 words each):
Strategy Type Details Curriculum Development The quality improvement strategies in the area of Curriculum Development are predicated on a philosophical framework for whole person education in the design of the curriculum, in keeping with the mission and vision of the institution. Key strategies involve the following: ? Convening a Curriculum Development/Revision Committee headed by the Deans of Academic Affairs ? Identifying areas for improvement through feedback from students ? Reviewing guidelines for curriculum by government agencies ? Assessing contemporary/relevant needs and issues ? Developing course and programme objectives ? Implementing improved curriculum ? Conducting academic quality audit ? Reviewing impact/success of curriculum Teaching and Learning Quality improvement strategies in the area of teaching and learning are consequent to the periodic review of existing pedagogies, taking into account performance indicators, results, programme objectives and outcomes. A variety of strategies are deployed, prioritising teacher quality and learning outcomes. They include training programmes and workshops based on needs of different faculty groups, analysing student feedback on course delivery and teacher evaluation, and taking corrective action, promoting content-specific faculty development programmes. Innovative classroom methods, use of interactive computer technology, encouraging independent learning and e-learning, computer-based instruction to enable self-paced learning, using problem-solving teaching methods, peer learning and teaching, development of critical thinking abilities in students, encouraging research, are key strategies employed by faculty for quality improvement in learning. Examination and Evaluation In keeping with the increased use of technology in all aspects of institutional functioning, all examination and assessment logistical procedures have been computerised and automated. Students can improve their continuous assessment scores by taking course-wise Continuous Assessment Improvement tests conducted after the first test. Quality improvement strategies in this area therefore involved investing significantly in ICT infrastructure. The computerisation of examination processes has made the system more efficient, and quicker, reducing errors in computing marks and grades. The gap between examination and declaration of results has also reduced. Research and Development The institution has identified the following components for quality improvement in research and development. In research the following actions were deemed necessary: • Research skills and capacity building workshops and training sessions for both faculty and undergraduate students. • UG Students who complete dissertations and research projects receive extra credits • Input sessions on research methods and methodology part of the professional training activities for faculty Members, Research Scholars and PG students • Institution of the Office of the Dean of Research for coordination of all research related activities. • Efforts to tie up with institutions of eminence to support research in the institution. • Upgrade technology for faster and more efficient research services • Use research based innovative approaches to enhance teaching and learning • Awards for Research Achievements • MoUs in this regard signed with national level and international institutions. • MoUs to be kept active, with joint/collaborative provisions adhered to. Library, ICT and Physical In the pursuit of excellence in every Infrastructure / Instrumentation sphere of education, it has become imperative to upgrade library facilities with the latest technology. Latest Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology is used in libraries for theft detection. The technology eases the circulation process and inventory control, and uses wireless radio communication to uniquely identify objects. Significant features of the upgrade include the following: • A self-service “check-in” and “checkout” by use of the Self-Kiosk • A Drop-box for ease of return • RFID enabled Identity cards have been issued to the entire college community for which e-card readers have been procured Human Resource Management The institution views the management of human resources as a pivotal factor in quality improvement, particularly in the context of a fast-paced global environment. Strategies include: • Aligning all processes, objectives of the institution with its mission, vision, values, and goals of the institution • Hiring and recruiting the best faculty and staff • Ensuring collaboration and collegiality between and among departments • Fostering talent and offering opportunities for professional growth • Encouraging teamwork • Periodic upgrading of skills of faculty and staff through training workshops • Training and Development in “methodological competence,” (teaching, administration, technological skills) self-confidence and communication skills, management competence (leadership development, project management) Industry Interaction / Collaboration The institution has greatly increased its collaborative initiatives with industry in order to enhance the employability potential of its graduates, and motivate and skill them for entrepreneurship. With this in mind, strategic action in the following areas are encouraged: • Conferences/seminars and workshops in collaboration with industry • Guest lectures on subject-specific areas from industry experts • Involvement of industry-experts in curriculum design • MoUs with leading industries for collaborative project execution • Student internships with industry partners for hands-on learning • Industry-institution collaboration for environment-friendly initiatives for alternative energy sourcing Admission of Students A major thrust of the institution’s vision is to respond to the educational needs of women in socially and economically challenged sections of society, and offer them quality education so that they would be empowered to face the challenges of life. The admission process was further streamlined so that deserving sections would receive the benefit of affirmative action. As student strength was bound to grow, the process was documented and a handbook now details procedures and processes of admissions. Another improvement strategy in this area was to commit the entire process to a technology enabled system whereby time, paper and costs could be lowered and efficiency optimised.
6.2.2 – Implementation of e-governance in areas of operations:
E-governace area Details Planning and Development In order to promote e-Governance in the area of Planning and Development, various initiatives have been undertaken to develop core infrastructure. The major core infrastructure components are data capture templates by the IQAC, upgrading ICT and promoting its use in teaching-learning processes, use of select social media for greater efficiency and connectedness, (blogs, WhatsApp, video sharing links) leading to enhanced outreach and “real-time engagement.” SMART Classrooms have been set up with interactive software. Fully automated library with e-resources, virtual classrooms, labs equipped with relevant software, alumni association, fee payments, etc are ICT enabled. Enrolment of students for various courses, viewing of examination results are all computerized. E-learning facilities make the learning process more flexible and student oriented. This improves the teaching and learning quality thus making the students more receptive to the learning process. Administration E-governance in administration takes place in the following areas: • With the UGC for the National Skill Qualification Framework, scholarships for students • NAAC: AQAR, IIQA, SSR • Public Finance Management System (PFMS) to update details on expenditure, advance and transfer when funds are received from the Central Government • University of Madras: Annual Staff Return, Online Qualification Approval for Faculty, Permanent Pass register (PPR) • Foreigner Regional Registration Office (FRRO) to register details of foreign students • NIRF • AISHE: Online survey, updating details of students, faculty members and minority details • Salary (Pay) Bill: PF, CPS, SPF, TPF • Service Register: IFHRMS • Student Scholarships • Fees • Examination process • Admission Process Finance and Accounts All finance and accounts have been computerised: Tally, ERP 9, MS Office, Excel are used. • Online payments to government agencies have been enabled: TNEB, BSNL, TDS (IT) Student Admission and Support E-governance is utilized in the admission process by setting up of exclusive and individual email addresses for the prospective students. Correspondence is fully online throughout the admission process. The attendance system is also computerized and the students can view their attendance percentage online through the student login portal. The mentoring system is also computerized with the details of the mentees being maintained by the staff mentors. A new Electronic Transcript delivery service for students has been recently launched and can be used to obtain transcripts for higher education in foreign universities. By this systems, students can request for transcripts through a secure online portal that is open 24/7. Student nomination and election, scholarships, feedback. Examination The college has a separate Examination office which is fully equipped and ICT enabled. Registration for examination, generation of Hall tickets, bar coding of answer scripts and mark entry, declaration and publishing of examination results have all been computerized. Issue of marksheets with security features like hologram and photograph of the candidate.
6.3 – Faculty Empowerment Strategies 6.3.1 – Teachers provided with financial support to attend conferences / workshops and towards membership fee of professional bodies during the year
Year Name of Teacher Name of conference/ Name of the Amount of support workshop attended professional body for for which financial which membership support provided fee is provided No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
6.3.2 – Number of professional development / administrative training programmes organized by the Colleges for teaching and non teaching staff during the year
Year Title of the Title of the From date To Date Number of Number of professional administrative participants participants development training (Teaching (non-teaching programme programme staff) staff) organised for organised for teaching staff non-teaching staff No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
6.3.3 – No. of teachers attending professional development programmes, viz., Orientation Programme, Refresher Course, Short Term Course, Faculty Development Programmes during the year
Title of the Number of teachers From Date To date Duration professional who attended development programme No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
6.3.4 – Faculty and Staff recruitment (no. for permanent recruitment):
Teaching Non-teaching Permanent Full Time Permanent Full Time 108 90 51 65 6.3.5 – Welfare schemes for
Teaching Non-teaching Students EPF scheme, Contributory EPF scheme, Gratuity Scholarships, Food PF, Gratuity scheme, scheme, Maternity leave, tokens, Fee concession, Maternity leave, Medical Christmas Bonus, Fee Concession for leave, Fee concession to concession to wards of educational trips, wards of faculty, employees, Loan facility, Canteen facility at Christmas gifts, Festival financial assistance for subsidized rate, advance, Recognition for medical and other Infirmary, Medical camps, 25 years of dedicated requirements, Trips and Free soft skill and service of faculty, Recreational activities leadership training, Support for attending Stationery, Text Books to Conferences, paper students from presentations, economically publications, incentive underprivileged. , and awards for research. Insurance, In house Part time jobs
6.4 – Financial Management and Resource Mobilization 6.4.1 – Institution conducts internal and external financial audits regularly (with in 100 words each) The institution conducts Audits both internal external regularly at the end of every financial year to prepare financial statements which show income and expenditure such as staff salary, special fees, accounts, UGC grants, non- salary benefits and various Government scholarships. The Internal Audit reviews the balance sheet of the institution and it helps to prepare the budget for the next financial year. The external financial audit is conducted by the department of Higher Education, Chennai to check the details of pay and leave for the staff, salary grant, special fees, non-salary benefits, Government scholarships and UGC grants.
6.4.2 – Funds / Grants received from management, non-government bodies, individuals, philanthropies during the year(not covered in Criterion III)
Name of the non government Funds/ Grnats received in Rs. Purpose funding agencies /individuals No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
6.4.3 – Total corpus fund generated 26697000
6.5 – Internal Quality Assurance System 6.5.1 – Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done?
Audit Type External Internal Yes/No Agency Yes/No Authority Academic Yes External Yes Principal and Experts from Secretary other Colleges Administrative No No
6.5.2 – Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association (at least three) Parents are invited to be resource persons for various college and departmental activities such as workshops, guest lectures and so on Parents help in the organisation and conduct of Industry visits and Internships. Feedback from parents has helped to address the improvement of quality benchmarks. Parents have been invited to serve in Advisory capacities at various forums
6.5.3 – Development programmes for support staff (at least three) 1. Workshop ‘Towards New Life’ 2. Prayer and Meditation – Weekly once 3. A one day programme, which includes interactive sessions cultural events, organised to acknowledge their contribution
6.5.4 – Post Accreditation initiative(s) (mention at least three) Outcome based learning Increase in Research Departments, Ph.D. guides and no. of publications Increase in no. of MoUs both International and national Encouraging the conduct of UG Research Projects Introduction of Skill Development courses professional programmes (ACCA, CMA, CA, PG Diploma in Global Business Finance) Introduction of 11 new programmes and an IMBA programme Capacity Building Centre Establishment of SMCDRIVE for the conduct of extension projects for social upliftment and reaching out to the community
6.5.5 – Internal Quality Assurance System Details
a) Submission of Data for AISHE portal Yes b)Participation in NIRF Yes c)ISO certification No d)NBA or any other quality audit No
6.5.6 – Number of Quality Initiatives undertaken during the year
Year Name of quality Date of Duration From Duration To Number of initiative by IQAC conducting IQAC participants No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
CRITERION VII – INSTITUTIONAL VALUES AND BEST PRACTICES 7.1 – Institutional Values and Social Responsibilities 7.1.1 – Gender Equity (Number of gender equity promotion programmes organized by the institution during the year)
Title of the Period from Period To Number of Participants programme Female Male International 08/03/2018 08/03/2018 5677 0 Women’s Day What Women Do? 31/07/2018 31/07/2018 55 0 Gender and 02/08/2018 02/08/2018 40 0 Theatre in India A lecture on 21/01/2019 21/01/2019 121 0 Trans narratives by A. Revathi On Both Sides - 21/01/2019 21/01/2019 859 369 play Symposium of 22/02/2019 24/02/2019 40 0 Work life Safety of women in informal sector Women in Unusal 28/11/2018 28/11/2018 25 0 Profession- conversation with woman auto driver Workshop on 05/03/2019 05/03/2019 9 0 Self Defence Unnathi – 12/10/2018 12/10/2018 200 0 Students’ Forum, Department of Social Work in association with Society for Community Organisation Trust, Madurai conducted an awareness programme on Legal Rights of the Girl Child in India 70th 10/12/2018 10/12/2018 3000 0 International Human Rights Day on the theme of ‘Sensitization on Women’s Rights and Human Trafficking’ in partnership with Tamil Nadu State Commission for Women and International Justice Mission. Survivors Women 07/08/2018 07/08/2018 150 10 Victims: A Human Book Interaction Gender Centre 28/08/2018 28/08/2018 20 0 Workshop- Understanding Gender and Gender Sensitization Gender Centre 29/08/2018 29/08/2018 20 0 Workshop- Gender, Caste and Class Gender Centre 30/08/2018 30/08/2018 20 0 Workshop- Representation of Gender Gender Centre 31/08/2018 31/08/2018 20 0 Workshop-Gender and Violence Gender Centre 03/09/2018 03/09/2018 20 0 Workshop-Gender and Sexuality
7.1.2 – Environmental Consciousness and Sustainability/Alternate Energy initiatives such as:
Percentage of power requirement of the University met by the renewable energy sources Solar power panels have been installed on the roof tops of the Main block building and it is feeding the requirements of Clair Centre (CC Block) of the College. A Bio-gas plant of capacity to handle 175 kilograms of Organic waste have been installed in the campus and the food wastes of the canteen and the college mess which is a part of the hostel building is being feed into the bio- gas system to produce 1047 cubic meters of converted bio-gas energy. The actual power requirement of the college campus is 500 KV. Around 47 KV is managed from the renewable energy which is a part added to the overall 500KV of power consumption. On the whole 10 percentage of power requirement of the college met by the renewable energy sources. Measures in place: • 90 percentage of the lighting systems in the college have been replaced with the energy efficient / LED bulbs • The traditional Air cooling systems have been replaced with energy efficient coolants to conserve more power resources in reliable and efficient ways • Grey water Recycling • Vermicomposting • RO plant • Green House • Thematic Garden
7.1.3 – Differently abled (Divyangjan) friendliness
Item facilities Yes/No Number of beneficiaries Physical facilities Yes 38 Provision for lift Yes 38 Ramp/Rails Yes 38 Braille Yes 36 Software/facilities Rest Rooms Yes 38 Scribes for examination Yes 36 Any other similar Yes 38 facility
7.1.4 – Inclusion and Situatedness
Year Number of Number of Date Duration Name of Issues Number of initiatives to initiatives initiative addressed participating address taken to students locational engage with and staff advantages and and disadva contribute to ntages local community No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
7.1.5 – Human Values and Professional Ethics
Title Date of publication Follow up(max 100 words) Students’ Handbook 18/06/2018 Every student is expected to follow the code of conduct as printed in the handbook which is communicated to newly admitted students during orientation programmes organised annually. Faculty Handbook 18/06/2018 The roles and responsibilities of each faculty member is printed as a booklet and circulated to all departments Parents’ Contract 18/06/2018 The student candidate along with parent/parents is asked to sign an undertaking at the time of admission.
7.1.6 – Activities conducted for promotion of universal Values and Ethics
Activity Duration From Duration To Number of participants No Data Entered/Not Applicable !!! View File
7.1.7 – Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly (at least five) 1. Bio-Gas plant 2. Reverse Osmosis plant 3. Grey water recycling 4. Rain water harvesting 5. Herbal garden 6. Solar Power Generation 7. Safe disposal of laboratory wastes 8. Green Hut 9. Thematic Garden
7.2 – Best Practices 7.2.1 – Describe at least two institutional best practices 1. Gender Awareness and Empowerment of Women: Stella Maris College caters to young women and provides them with an atmosphere which is both empowering and inclusive. Encouraging students from varied backgrounds and reaching out to them has been the purpose and mission on which the institution was founded. Towards achieving this goal several initiatives have been taken up to ensure preparedness of the young women not only for gender equality but also gender equity. Regular events, programmes, conferences and seminars are conducted on campus every year for all students in order to focus attention on the benefits of a gender-equal society. There is also a seamless integration of Gender Awareness into every level across disciplines through curriculum introduction, development and use of innovative teaching-learning methods and research practices. 2. Entrepreneurship: In tune with the mission of the College to empower young women to be self-reliant and financially independent, the Entrepreneurial Development Cell was set up in 2017-18 and registered with the Centre for Entrepreneurship Development (CED), Anna University, as a Spoke Institution. The Entrepreneurial Development Cell (EDC) is a growth driven cell with students aspiring to become entrepreneurs. The cell aims at ideating- bringing out new ideas, innovating and collaborating- bringing together corporates, faculty and students. The Cell serves as a catalyst of the entrepreneurship ecosystem in the Institution through its various interventions and initiatives. It provides a platform to budding entrepreneurs with mentorship by successful entrepreneurs, enhances capacity building through interaction thus enabling them to groom their entrepreneurship skills. To provide hands on experience workshops form an integral part of EDC programme. EDC’s approach to entrepreneurship is highly integrative, attempting to create a close connection between the theory and practice of entrepreneurship. As a prelude a course on entrepreneurship is offered as part of curriculum across various disciplines. To foster the entrepreneurship spirit among students inspiring motivational talks by successful entrepreneurs, Training through Workshops, Exhibition and sale of products created by the students is an annual feature in the Institution.
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7.3 – Institutional Distinctiveness 7.3.1 – Provide the details of the performance of the institution in one area distinctive to its vision, priority and thrust in not more than 500 words The institution strives to encourage growth into mature and responsible women, ready to face the challenges of life at home and in society. The ceaseless quest for truth and the untiring spirit of selfless service is the hallmark of a true Stella Marian. The following Key Performance Indicators may be used to measure the performance of the institution in the thrust area of its Vision: 1. Courses Oriented towards Social Commitment and Self Development: Value Education Courses and Social Awareness/Service Learning train students to be sensitive to the “other.” Service Learning (SL), a course-based experiential learning engages students in service to the community as an integrated aspect of a course. Students participate in an organised service activity and reflect to gain further understanding of course content and an enhanced sense of personal values and civic responsibility. This method is seen as an effective way to enable students to achieve required learning outcomes through service to the community. Service Learning seeks to advance the goals of the institution in terms of social commitment. At the end of the course, students will • Make strong connections between curricular and experiential learning • Reflect on how thoughts and actions impact the development of supportive, inclusive communities • Reflect and document connections between knowledge and skills and resulting from classroom learning and service-learning experiences • Understand the role of society and society issues in shaping values • Demonstrate leadership skills and social skills • Demonstrate increased skills in developing, and/or sustaining a positive change in self, campus, local, national and/or global communities • Demonstrate the ability to analyse social justice issues and the potential influence and impact they have through their service The Social Awareness Programme enables students to understand and react appropriately to both the problems and needs of society and the interpersonal struggles of the members of the communities around them. It trains and sensitises them to become aware of their environment as well as interpret the emotions of people with whom they interact. Students improve their skills in connecting with others verbally and non-verbally, acquire higher levels of emotional intelligence, the ability to empathise with others and understand the roles they play in society. At the end of the programme, the student will • Understand how to accept diverse cultural norms and social mores • React in appropriate ways to the problems and interpersonal struggles of members of different communities • Empathise with issues and problems faced by people and groups from diverse backgrounds • Demonstrate increased understanding of social justice issues • Demonstrate the ability to influence and positively impact communities through their service 2. Intake of students from marginalised sections: The institution prioritises enrolment of deserving students from marginalised communities. 3. Student support services that contribute to excellence and citizenship: • Life Skills programmes and Soft Skills Courses • Mentoring • Remedial coaching
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8.Future Plans of Actions for Next Academic Year To build a state of the art equipped Research Library and create a Research Block with activities related to Research Management, Research Innovation, Research Capacity Development and technology, International Collaborations and Research Enterprise. To increase the infrastructural facilities including the building up of new spaces to accommodate state of the art labs and classrooms of international standard To create an area to house international research professionals and researchers across the world with a view to create a lively research culture of excellence within the campus To introduce new programmes and courses with a focus on Outcome Based Education, on employability and skill development To conduct: • Administrative Audit with external auditor • Energy audit and green audit for the campus • To initiate the preparation of SSR for NAAC accreditation (Cycle 4) • To share expertise and guide institution towards autonomy and NAAC accreditation • To introduce online courses and increase the use of ICT tools and E-Resources • To create a centre to take initiative and facilitate effective education and development activities of the College • To enhance industry-institute linkages through MoU’s internships • To provide training to motivate faculty and students to undertake quality research
Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) 7.1 Quality initiatives by IQAC during the year for promoting quality culture Number of Item /Title of the quality initiative Date & duration participants/benefici by IQAC aries All Departments Conducted Academic Audit 03 September 2018 to 198 Faculty Members (Self-Study Report of Departments) 14 September 2018 and 5000 students
Date of Submission All Faculty Members Submission of AQAR for the year 27 December 2018 & College 2017-18 Duration: One year Community
Date of Submission All Faculty Members 14 January 2019 Participation in NIRF – 2019 & College Duration: Three Months Community (October to December 2018) Date of Submission Participating in India Today 2019 All Faculty Members 18 December 2018 ranking process – Best Colleges of & College Duration: Two Months India. Community (November to December 2018) Date of Submission All Faculty Members 19 January 2019 AISHE 2019 & College Duration: One Month Community (December 2018) Participants: 33 Advisory IQAC Advisory Committee Meeting March 29, 2019 Committee members Beneficiary: College Community Curriculum Revision with focus on All Departments August 2018 to February 2019 Outcome based Education 198 Faculty Members
8. Provide the list of Special Status conferred by Central/ State Government- UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR/TEQIP/World Bank/CPE of UGC etc. S. INSTITUTION / Funding Year of award Amount Scheme No. Department/Faculty agency with duration Sanctioned CPE-College 2016 1. INSTITUTION with Potential UGC 1,50,00,000 5 years for Excellence 2016 2. INSTITUTION B. Voc. UGC 1,70,00,000 3 years AUTONOMY 2018-19 3. INSTITUTION UGC 20,00,000 GRANT One year 2016-2021 4. INSTITUTION DST - FIST DST 1,00,00,000 5 years DBT - 2018-19 5. DR. VEENA GAYATHRI DBT 8,00,000 Foldscope One year UBA- HRD INSTITUTION: UNNAT Ministry 2018-19 6. 50,000 DR. NIRMALA ALEX BHARAT IIT, New One year ABHIYAN Delhi Minor 2017 7. DR. VEENA GAYATHRI Research UGC 4,70,000 2 years Project Minor 2017 8. MS. NANDHA DEVI Research UGC 1,80,000 2 years Project Minor 2017 9. DR. ARUNA SHARMILI S Research UGC 2,30,000 2 years Project SCPS-State DR. MARIAN BENITA Child 2018-19 10. State Govt. 13,50,000 MARIA Protection One year Society 2018-19 11. DR. VEENA GAYATHRI TNSCST State Govt. 7,500 One year 2018-19 12. DR. MARY N L TNSCST State Govt. 7,500 One year 2018-19 13. MS. NANDHA DEVI TNSCST State Govt. 7,500 One year
Stella Maris College (Autonomous), Chennai – 600 086 IQAC ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERS 2018-2019 Chairperson: 1. Dr. Sr. Rosy Joseph, fmm Principal
Member of Management: 2. Sr. Susan Matheikal, fmm Secretary
3. Sr. Veera Barboza fmm Bursar
Nominee from Local Society: 4. Dr. V. Suresh General Secretary, PUCL
5. Ms. Latha Rajan, Director MA Foi Strategic Consultants
Nominee from Alumnae: 6. Dr. Fatima Vasanth Deputy Principal, Loyola College
Nominee from Employers/Industrialist/Stakeholders: 7. Ms. Rajshree Cognizant Technologies Foundation
Senior Administrative Staff: 8. Dr. Leema Francis Dean, Commerce & Business Studies - Shift –II
9. Dr. Bernadine Joseph Dean, Planning & Communication - Shift I
10. Dr. Agnes Rozario Vice-Principal - Shift I
11. Dr. K. H. Rajini Vice-Principal - Shift I
12. Dr. Sr. Francisco Nirmala, fmm Vice-Principal - Shift II
13. Ms. Zonita Mason Controller of Examination & Associate Professor, Dept. of Commerce
14. Dr. Juliana Joe Dean, Academic Affairs & Associate Professor, Dept. of Zoology
15. Dr. Renuka Rajarathnam Dean, Research & International Programmes
16. Dr. Mary T Abraham Dean, Student Affairs & Assistant Professor, Dept. of Social Work
Senior Faculty Members: 17. Dr. Felbin C. Kennedy Head & Associate Professor, Dept. of Mathematics
18. Dr. Sandra Joseph Associate Professor, Dept. of Social Work
19. Dr. Crystal David Associate Professor, Dept. of Economics
20. Dr. Rita Jayaraj Assistant Professor & Head, Dept. of Zoology
21. Dr. Sumithra Dawson Associate Professor & Head UG, Dept. of Fine Arts
22. Dr. Dolly Thomas Associate Professor, Head, Dept. of History
23. Dr. Maria Agnes Sasitha Assistant Professor & Head, Dept. of Sociology
24. Dr. Mary N. L Assistant Professor, Dept. of Chemistry
25. Dr. R. Shanmuga Sundari Assistant Professor, Dept. of Physics
26. Dr. Sujitha Assistant Professor, Dept. of English
27. Dr. Sr. Stella Mary fmm Assistant Professor, Dept. of Economics
28. Dr. Vidya Srinivasan Associate Professor & Head, Dept. of Commerce, Shift-II
29. Ms. Birunda Antoinette Mary J Assistant Professor, Dept. of Computer Science
30. Ms. Priya Suresh Assistant Professor, Dept. of International Studies
Student Nominee: 31. Ms. Nora Alexy Students’ Union President 2018-19
32. Ms. Niveditha K Students’ Union President 2019-20
Co-ordinator of IQAC 33. Dr. Shiny John Vairamon Associate Professor, Dept. of Chemistry STELLA MARIS COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS), CHENNAI
MINUTES OF THE INTERNAL ACADEMIC AUDIT CORE COMMITTEE MEETING ON PROCEDURE FOR THE CONDUCT OF THE INTERNAL ACADEMIC AUDIT
Date : 12 July, 2018
Time : 1.30 pm
Venue : Small Conference Room, CC Block.
Dr. Shiny John Vairamon, IQAC Coordinator welcomed the members and the meeting was initiated by Sr. Nirmala invoking the blessings of the Almighty.
The primary objective of the meeting was to finalise the audit process and schedule. The members deliberated on several issues and the following are the main points of discussion.
Dr. Bernadine Joseph clarified that identifying gaps in the process was the main focus of this audit .
The members were divided into 6 teams of two members each and each team was allotted three to four departments for the academic audit site visit.
The need for having an external auditor was debated and it was finally agreed that there will be an external member in each audit team. The following names were suggested:
1. Mr. Deepak Swaminathan
2. Mr. Satish
3. Mr. Prabhakar
4. Dr. Uma Maheshwari
5. Dr. Fatima Vasanth
6. Dr. Nithila Spurgen
7. Ms. Latha Suresh
8. Ms. Marie
9. Mr. L. S. Ganesh
10. Dr. Anthuvan It was decided to have a pre audit orientation session with the Heads of Departments.
Dr. Felbin suggested the inclusion of IQAC departmental representatives in the audit team. In case the departmental representative was a junior faculty member, she was to be replaced with a suitable DQAC member with sufficient years of experience. This was agreed upon by the committee members.
It was agreed that the format for the audit report would be re –drafted. Dr. Bernadine consented to do the same. Ms. Shilaja of the English department will assist Dr. Bernadine.
The audit schedule with the revised dates was prepared.
Schedule for Academic Audit 2018 Jan –Mar, 2018 Focal Area discussion and reports to be sent to IQAC June 25, 2018 Consolidated academic audit SSR by departments July 11, 2018 Preliminary meeting for planning July 12, 2018 Meeting on procedure for conduct of the IAA at SMC July 19, 2018 Feedback to Departments which have not complied with SSR format July 19 & 20, 2018 Formulating and finalising questions by auditor teams to be asked during site visit
July 25, 2018 Resubmission July 25, 2018 Nomination of external auditors by the departments July 31, 2018 Feedback on completed SSR August 7, 2018 Meeting with Heads of Department August 10, 2018 Informing external auditors about procedure and conduct, sending SSR (soft copy) and finalised questions August 17 -25, 2018 Site Visits to be completed August 31, 2018 Audit Reports sent to Principal for approval and forwarded to departments
The members agreed to meet on 19th and 20th of July to finalise the common questions that need to be raised during the audit.
MINUTES OF THE INTERNAL ACADEMIC AUDIT CORE COMMITTEE MEETING ON PROCEDURE FOR THE CONDUCT OF THE INTERNAL ACADEMIC AUDIT
Date : 20 July, 2018 Time : 2.00 pm Venue : Chemistry Instrumentation Room, H-Block
Members Present: Dr. Bernadine Joseph, Dr. K.H Rajini, Dr. Agnes Rozario, Dr. Francisco Nirmala, Dr. Sandra Joseph, Dr. Shiny John Vairamon, Dr. Juliana Joe, Dr. Leema Francis, Dr. Vidya Srinivasan, Dr. Birunda, Ms. Shanta Joseph and Dr. Dolly Thomas. • The meeting began at 2:00 p.m. with a prayer by Dr. Dolly Thomas. The minutes of the previous meeting was signed after which Dr. Bernadine Joseph projected the questions that could be asked to the students and initiated discussions on whether it could be given as a questionnaire or asked during the site visit. The committee decided on asking questions to the students during the site visit. • It was agreed that before a questionnaire was administered, students would be briefed by the Head of the Department on the process of Academic Audit that the College has undertaken . • Dr. Sandra Joseph and Dr. Leema Francis felt that several courses may not lend themselves to a higher order learning, so some of the questions included in the questionnaire may not be applicable. • One of the Academic Auditors will facilitate and help students to understand the questionnaire. • Dr. Bernadine Joseph suggested that the Department of Commerce prepare a separate set of questions. The group suggested that all departments follow the same pattern. • It was decided that inclusive teaching methods be integrated in course work. Dr. Leema Francis and Dr. Vidya Srinivasan pointed out that all faculty members may not be able to integrate such methodologies. • The external will be the lead team member. Members suggested having two to three questions under each category for the student questionnaire. Dr. Rajini suggested reordering of the questionnaire with reference to quantitative learning and the questionnaire was reordered. • Faculty members agreed to all points under the other thematic areas and finalised the student’s questionnaire with a few more inclusions. • The schedule for the site visit of the academic audit was finalised to be held from 16 to 21 August, 2018. • Dr. Bernadine Joseph suggested that the guidelines for Academic Audit of our College be formatted in the pdf form and then circulated to the external members. • The committee agreed upon the criteria for the external Audit member that they must be academicians with more than fifteen years of teaching experience with Ph. D degree, not a member of board of studies and should be affiliated to higher educational institution. • The faculty agreed that the corrected SSR draft should be sent to the respective departments by Wednesday, July 25, 2018. • The committee agreed to the next meeting would be held on July 30, 2018 at 11 a.m.
MINUTES OF THE INTERNAL ACADEMIC AUDIT CORE COMMITTEE MEETING ON PROCEDURE FOR THE CONDUCT OF THE INTERNAL ACADEMIC AUDIT
Date : 30 July, 2018 Time : 11.00 am Venue : Conference Room, CC Block.
Members Present: Dr. Bernadine Joseph, Dr. K.H Rajini, Dr. Agnes Rozario, Dr. Francisco Nirmala, Dr. Felbin C Kennedy, Dr. Shiny John Vairamon, Dr. Juliana Joe, Dr. Leema Francis, Dr. Vidya Srinivasan, Dr. Birunda and Dr. Dolly Thomas
During the meeting the list of sources of evidence by focal area was projected and discussed. All the questions for which the Departments are unlikely to have supporting evidence were highlighted and some were deleted. A meeting has been scheduled with the Heads of Department and DQAC/IQAC representatives on 8 August 2018.
Since the Departments have not had sufficient time to prepare for the site visit, it was decided that the visit would be postponed to the first week of September to enable further discussion and planning during the CA week. The proposed dates are 3rd, 4th, 6th, 7th and 10th of September. During the last week of August leading up to the site visits the respective team members will meet the third year students and II PG of each department and brief them about the academic audit process.
The persons selected as the external members for the visits will be given copies of the following documents- The SSR, Appendices, Report Guidelines and preparation for site visit.
The Committee was in an agreement that the academic audit team should spend some time to deliberate on the possible outcomes of the academic audit process.
It was decided that the Academic Audit Committee will meet on August 6, 2018 to decide on the questions to be asked during the visit.
MINUTES OF MEETING FOR THE BRIEFING TO DQAC FACULTY REPRESENTATIVES ON PROCEDURE FOR THE CONDUCT OF THE ACADEMIC AUDIT
Venue: AV Room, CC Block
Date: Friday, August 10, 2018
Time: 10.30 am
Members Present:
Core Committee Members
1. Dr. Bernadine Joseph 2. Dr. Leema Francis 3. Dr. Sr. Francisco Nirmala 4. Dr. Shiny John Vairamon 5. Dr. Sandra Joseph 6. Dr. Vidya Srinivasan
DQAC Faculty Members
7. Ms. Shanti Ranjit 8. Ms. Jesintha Preethi 9. Ms. U Jeyapriya 10. Ms. D. Renuka Devi 11. Ms. Divya Dovina 12. Ms. Mary .T. Abraham 13. Ms. J. Beula 14. Dr. K. Shyamala 15. Dr. C. S. Ramya 16. Ms. R. Sagaya Jansi 17. Dr. J. Anbumalarmathi 18. Dr. K. Veena Gayathri 19. Dr. Shrinidhi.S 20. Ms. Deepa Shelton 21. Dr. Nanthamil Nangai 22. Dr. Srabani Bhattacharyya 23. Ms. Neenadevi. C 24. Dr. J Regi Manimegala 25. Dr. Avila Joephine B 26. Ms. Janet Sabina Xavier 27. Dr. Sarah Surya 28. Ms. A. Dhanalakshmi 29. Ms. Charulatha A R
Dr. Shiny John Vairamon welcomed the gathering and shared with the faculty members the ‘Quality Mandate’ send by the UGC for Higher Educational Institutions
Dr. Bernadine Joseph briefed the members on the purpose of conducting the academic audit and the expected outcome of academic audit. The following are the points shared by her.
• The objective of academic audit is to evaluate the process rather than the product. Academic Audit is not for any accreditation or grading, but to improve the quality processes so that we can effectively work towards quality education. • There are different mandates to be followed to run an institution. She also shared a newspaper clipping published on July 30, 2018 which appreciates the outcome based education.
She also briefed the members on the need of Academic Audit? and pointed out the following as the main reasons for conducting such an audit:
• To review and evaluate the courses and programmes to ascertain quality processes and procedures • To develop action plans that ensure enhancement • To ensure excellence in quality of education • To identify and share good practices involving social commitment, holistic education, inclusiveness, good classroom activities and she emphasised on the need of collaborative work • Coordinator of B.Voc. requested a clarification on how to assess the learning outcome for the B.Voc. Programme as the first batch is doing their final year. Dr. Bernadine added that more emphasis on structured and recorded/ documented feedback from all the stakeholders should be given. All feedback should be measurable. Anything by word of mouth will not be valid until it is documented. • It was repeatedly emphasised in the meeting that Academic Audit is more on self- reflection and self -improvement. • Dr. Bernadine also spoke on the AA process which includes peer review and is faculty driven and aims towards students’ success. • AAA can be done externally / internally. Syllabus revision should be done after getting the feedback from all stakeholders, structured conversations and evaluations. • AA will include Self Study, SSR, Auditor site visit followed by ongoing improvement initiatives. • The quality of AA can be maintained only if all stakeholders are involved and outcome based assessment is followed. A proper method /structure to be followed and conversations to be organised by focal area. • Terminologies such as outcome, objective were discussed. The outcome should be based on the level of the course (introductory/advanced) • Details on what all NAAC expects to upload in the website were explained. Dr. Bernadine also added that papers published in scopus indexed or WoS only will be considered by NAAC. • Curricula should be revised based on the feedback, relevance to society, environment, etc. • The format followed for academic audit in the institution is TRB 16-17 which is being followed by many universities in US, Africa and few Indian Institutions. Audit team will meet the faculty and students separately. Once the audit team submits the report, it will be sent to the departments and the departments have full right to respond or comment on the report.
Academic Audit Team
• A faculty team of 20 members underwent training on the basics of audit principles and those members will visit the departments in teams along with external member. The Audit team will look into how the SSR and the evidence matches, the improvements and performance and report on the improvements required. The auditor team will give commendations, affirmations and recommendations at their exit meet. The Departments are allotted dates for the audit team to visit and the team will visit the faculty in Shift I Department from 2- 4 pm and shift II from 9.30- 11.30 am during the allotted dates. They will visit the students of shift I from 12-1 and Shift II from 1-2 pm.
Deadlines • Submission of revised SSR and appendix by Aug 13, 2018 • Email 2nd external auditor name by 11/8/2018 • Dr. Shiny John Vairamon also informed the faculty that during CA tests days, the faculty members are requested to read the Department SSR, review it and to cross check evidence with SSR. Evidence collected from the past three years will be ideal.
MINUTES OF THE INTERNAL ACADEMIC AUDIT CORE COMMITTEE MEETING ON PROCEDURE FOR THE CONDUCT OF THE INTERNAL ACADEMIC AUDIT Date: 23.8.2018
Time: 11 am -1 pm
Members Present: Dr. Bernadine Joseph, Dr. K.H Rajini, Dr. Agnes Rozario, Dr. Francisco Nirmala, Dr. Shiny Vairamon, Dr. Leema Francis, Dr. Vidya Srinivasan, Dr. Birunda, and Dr. Dolly Thomas.
Decisions taken-
The time schedule for the site visits was finalized
For Shift II-
8.15 am- Reporting time for external members
8.30-9.00 am – Common Briefing
9.00- 9.30 am- Team Briefing
9.30-11.30 am- Meeting with the Department faculty
12- 1.00 pm- Lunch
1.00-2.00 pm- Meeting with students of the Department
3.00 pm- Meeting with the Department to submit report
3.00- 5pm – Preparation of detailed report 5 pm- Exit meeting with Department
For Shift I-
10.15am- Reporting time for external member
10.30-11.00 am – Common Briefing
11.00- 11.30 am- Team Briefing
12.00-1.00 pm- Meeting with students of the Department
1.00- 2.00 pm- Lunch
2.00-4.00 pm- Meeting with the Department faculty
4.30 pm- Meeting with the Department to submit report
4.30- 6 pm – Preparation of detailed report
6 pm- Exit meeting with Department
The meeting with the respective departments will take place in the staff room. Meeting with students will take place in the III year class room. The venue for the Shift II, Commerce Department meeting with faculty is not yet finalized.
Secretarial assistance will be provided to each team in the preparation of detailed reports in the cc conference room. The following persons have been selected for the same- Ms. Gayathri, Ms. Chanchu, Ms. Catherine, Ms. Daisy and Ms. Shiny. The IQAC Office will prepare a template (from pg.21) which will be used for the preparation of reports.
The IQAC office will provide each team member a hard copy of the Academic Audit manual and questions for student interaction.
The Chairperson of the Academic Audit teams will be the senior-most member of each team.
Given below is the procedure to be followed during the site visit
• Based on the SSR the auditor team will make positive opening remarks. • The team will then question the faculty based on the SSR. • The external audit member will make observations/comments on the syllabus. • The Department faculty will either make a power point presentation on the 5 Focal Areas or show hard copies/ soft copies of the evidences supporting claims in the SSR.
MINUTES OF THE MEETING FOR BRAIN STORMING ON “THE ROLE OF STUDENTS IN ENHANCING QUALITY EDUCATION”
Time: 10:10-10:30 a.m. Date: July 18, 2018 Venue: Office of the Dean of Student Affairs
Members Present:
Faculty members:
Dr. Shiny John Vairamon - IQAC Coordinator Dr. Sr. Francisco Nirmala – Vice Principal Dr. A. Punitha – Dean of Student Affairs Ms. Mary T. Abraham– Dean of Student Affairs Ms. S. Nalini– Dean of Student Affairs
Students Union Members 2018- 2019 Ms. Nora Alexy - President Ms. Ayesha Khan .A - Vice President Ms. Rita George Parakkal - General Secretary Ms. Swathi .V - Cultural Secretary (Shift I) Ms. Prastina Ann Lynda .S - Cultural Secretary (Shift II) Ms. Delna Johnson- Treasurer
• Questions analyzed by the Students Union 18-19
1. How can students play an important role is enhancing the quality of education?
2. What are the various initiatives that can be taken by the students for a clean environment?
3. How to bring inclusiveness among students for creating a clean environment and ways
to improve quality education?
• Answers discussed:
1. Clean Environment: • Long term and short term segregation of waste
Ex: * banning plastics.
* bringing own cutlery.
* separate bins for bio-degradable and non-bio degradable waste.
* spread awareness through posters.
* segregation of plastic waste and recycling it.
2. Include Enviro Club:
• Committees to ensure clean classrooms and campus.
• Planting of saplings such as Palmyra Tree.
• Saving forms of energy.
• Less use of papers and recycling the used or waste papers.
• Conduct workshops.
3. Idea proposed by the students of sociology:
• 12 students (2nd and 3rd years).
• Meeting to be held for further ideas on garbage disposal during events. 4. Quality Education:
• An intercollegiate panel discussion could be conducted(Inter-collegiate).
• New learning techniques can be discussed
5. Conclusions:
• Follow up meeting will be held on August 2nd 2018.
• Reviews and feedbacks to be noted and discussed.
MINUTES OF THE MEETING FOR BRAINSTORMING ON “THE ROLE OF STUDENTS IN ENHANCING QUALITY EDUCATION”
Time: 10:15-11:15 a.m. Date: August 09, 2018 Venue: Office of the Dean of Student Affairs
Members Present:
Faculty members:
Dr. Shiny John Vairamon - IQAC Coordinator Dr. Sr. Francisco Nirmala – Vice Principal Dr. K. H. Rajini – Vice Principal Dr. A. Punitha – Dean of Student Affairs Ms. Mary T. Abraham– Dean of Student Affairs Ms. S. Nalini– Dean of Student Affairs
Students Union Members 2018- 2019 Ms. Nora Alexy - President Ms. Ayesha Khan .A - Vice President Ms. Rita George Parakkal - General Secretary Ms. Swathi .V - Cultural Secretary (Shift I) Ms. Pristina Ann Lynda .S - Cultural Secretary (Shift II) Ms. Delna Johnson- Treasurer
Questions analyzed by the Students Union 18-19
1. How can students play an important role is enhancing the quality of education?
2. What are the various initiatives that can be taken by the students for a clean environment? 3. How to bring inclusiveness among students for creating a clean environment and ways to improve quality education?
Answers discussed:
Quality of Education:
1. To encourage student research in the form of seminars, research papers, written assignments and training in extensive reading skills. 2. Use and presentation on interactive PPTs, videos, documentaries. 3. Lecture concepts to be broken down to simple ideas with relatable examples. 4. To encourage discussions and debates in order to instill in them critical thinking skills; also to encourage paper presentations by students. 5. Introduce and administer concept-orientated exercises that will encourage practical application of the concepts. 6. Strict measures to be taken on students who practice plagiarism. 7. The assessments can be framed to check for application of concepts as opposed to the currently set questions which focus only the learning understood from notes.
Feedback on the answers discussed:
a. Panel Discussion : Students across colleges in Chennai will be encouraged to send presentations on the role of students in enhancing the quality of higher education. 10 students will be shortlisted from the presentations received and invited to attend the panel discussion on the same. A speaker will be identified to address the gathering on quality of education. A moderator will also be identified who will lead constructive discussions. Time limit of 15 minutes given per person. b. New seminars for encouraging extensive reading to be introduced. c. To encourage critical thinking –case studies and exercises on similar topics could be given. d. Software for detecting plagiarism on assignments and projects will be enforced. Clean Environment :
1. Discussion with the students who attended the Trinity University Conference from the department of Sociology. Stands with colored bins to be implemented. Budget: If Rs.20 is collected from each student, 40 dustbins of Rs.3000 each could be placed on campus. Paper shredding machines could be placed on the campus. Plastic recycling area is suggested. Bio-degradable and non-biodegradable waste to be segregated. Spreading awareness by presenting videos and posters on clean environment and garbage disposal through LED during the events. Own cutleries to be brought by the student community thereby helping to reduce plastic on campus. 2. Enviro Club : To ollaborate with the Kabadiwala, Non–Governmental Organisation.
3. Institutional Swach Bharat : Toilet cleanliness. Checking water wastage in washrooms and drinking water facilities. To involve students in maintenance of thematic herbal gardens.
MEETING TO DISCUSS NEW IQAC TEMPLATE AND ISSUES IN COLLATING DATA FROM VARIOUS SOURCES
Venue: IQAC Office
Date: 20 July 2018
Time: 12- 1 pm
Members present:
Dr. K. H. Rajini
Dr. Agnes Rozario
Dr. Sr. Francisco Nirmala
Dr. Shiny John Vairamon
Ms. Priya Suresh
Ms. U. Jeyapriya
Ms. J Birunda Antoinette Mary Ms. Arwa Feroz
Ms. Suganya
Ms. Chanchu Nair
• The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the technical difficulties that exist in the existing IQAC template software. The existing system is not user friendly and requires too much effort to acquire and retrieve data.
• Dr. Shiny proposed that a new Common Framework can be designed to cater to the needs of different reports required for AQAR, AAPR, NIRF, NAAC, etc.
• She also pointed out that as a first step we have to begin identifying the requirements of how to store data, so that collating it for various purposes must be simplified, thereby requiring less effort.
• Ms. Priya discussed deriving/ extracting data from existing sources. Dr. Shiny also said that data from different sources were not tallying (for example, data from the administrative office data and IT Department were not tallying). Therefore data needs to be maintained on periodical basis.
• Dr. Shiny discussed the possibility of calling on the Departments to collect students’ data. But Ms. Jeyapriya suggested that student data must collected during application form entry for admission procedure. This would help us collect data at one point and it would be valid.
• Ms. Chanchu said that she had faced problems whenever a sum to total data was needed since the data did not tallying. For instance, when faculty retired or left, details were not accurately available.
• Various committees decide on how data must be derived and analysed. They require data of different base periods. Also classification of data (special categories, community wise, religion wise, minority data) is a problem.
• The team decided to first study what data is required about students and acquire it during application entry for admission to various programmes of study.
• It was decided to understand the 7 parameters that NAAC requires. So the team decided to read this. It was divided among the members as follows:
1. Ms. Jeyapriya – Curriculum aspects, Infrastructure learning resources.
2. Dr. Shiny, Ms. Suganya, Ms. Arwa – Teaching learning and Evaluation, Student support and progress
3. Ms. Priya – Research Innovation and extension, Institutional values and best practices
4. Ms. Birunda – Governance leadership and management
• Further it was decided to look out for the data requirements of – AAPR, NIRF, NAAC, AQAR. • It was decided that the team will meet next on 31st July 2018.
MINUTES OF THE CURRICULUM RESTRUCTURE COMMITTEE MEETING
Date: 23.07.2018 Time: 1.30 pm
Members present: Dr. Sr. Lourthu Mary, Dr. Juliana Joe, Dr. Agnes Rozario, Dr. Shiny John
Vairamon, Dr. Leema Francis, Dr. Felbin C Kennedy, Dr. Sumithra Dawson, Ms. K. Latha
The Deans of Academic Affairs presented the consolidated feedback received from Departments on Curriculum restructure 2015. The following points were discussed.
Part III: 1. It is feasible for Departments to have autonomy in credit distribution for major courses 2. Interdisciplinary Major Electives may be offered in place of Allied Electives. Each Interdisciplinary course should be framed and taught by two departments, with equal weightage given to content and credits for both disciplines. To consider o Pairing of departments o The course will be offered to students from the paired departments or across the college o Being under Part III, this should be subject to University norms
Part IV: 1. Considering the University mandate of 12 credits for Soft Skills: o To rethink the Soft Skills component o Look at models followed by other Colleges o Deans of Academic Affairs to get Soft Skills syllabus of the University of Madras o Consider releasing credits from VE/CD for Soft Skills: 1 credit for VE/CD per year for the first two years of UG programmes. VE/CD to be offered in the third year as mandatory component but without any credit allocation. 2. To introduce General Core (GC) courses by reducing the number of GE courses. GC courses to be offered in first year of undergraduate programme, staggering the semesters of study for different departments.
Part V: 1. University requirement is 40 hours per year of STP comprising NSS/ NCC/ NSO/ Rotoract/YRC/other social service initiatives STP should be systematised, with particular attention to o Posting of attendance o Adequate coaches for all games o Adequate time for all students in chosen activity o Greater accountability o Framing of syllabus for all activities o Conducting activities separately for Shifts I and II o To consider other forms of STP like mass drill, street theatre, mime, environment related activities 2. To consider setting up Centres for Service Learning and Social Actions
• B.V.A. students to have Foundation English and Language in the fourth semester • B.V.A. students will be completing the four year programme in 2019. The Department of Fine Arts to plan curriculum revision along with the rest of the College, but may consider presenting for the first two years in 2019, and for the next two years in 2020. Postgraduate programmes will have dissertation/project
The meeting concluded with a decision taken to present the proposed ideas to the Principal. The Academic Deans to outline proposals under each Part, along with positives / problem areas.
The date for the next meeting will be communicated by the Academic Deans.
MINUTES OF THE NAAC PREPARATORY MEETING – 28.01.2019
Preparation for NAAC (2020-2021)
Members Present:
Dr. Bernadine Joseph
Dr. Leema Francis
Dr. Renuka Rajaratnam
Dr. K. H. Rajini
Dr. Agnes Rozario
Dr. Shiny John Vairamon
Suggestions from preparatory committee:
Formulate the steering committee with the approval of the Principal followed by formulation of the working committee
Duties and Job of the Responsibilities Steering committee
• To oversee the functioning of the working committee • Monitor and review the progress of data collection • Plan regular meeting between steering and working committee • Evaluate the accuracy, relevance and validity of the data • Orientation to the Heads of all Departments • Steering committee study thoroughly the whole new format of NAAC clarification any to be sought from UGC Experts • Orientation to be given to the working committee on Seven Parameters Source Data Clarity of the period required Orientation to the staff in-charge
Profile of the College & Extended Profile:
Dr. Sandra Joseph (Former IQAC Coordinator) Dr. Sumithra Dawson (HOD- Fine Arts)
(i) Curricular Aspects:
Dr. Sr. Lourthu Mary (Academic Deans) Dr. Juliana Joe (Academic Deans)
(ii) Teaching Learning and Evaluation:
Ms. Zonita Mason (COE) Dr. Felbin C Kennedy (HOD-Mathematics)
(iii) Research, Innovation and extension:
Dr. Regi Manimegala J (HOD- Economics) Dr. Marian Benita Maria (HOD-Social Work) Dr. Mary N L (Faculty – Chemistry)
(iv)Infrastructure and Learning Resources:
Dr. Belina Xavier (HOD-Physics) Ms. Mahalakshmi (Libraian)
(v) Student Support and Progression:
Dr. J. Maria Agnes Sasitha (HOD- Sociology) Ms. Mary T Abraham (Dean of Student Affairs) Dr. Vidya Srinivasan (HOD-Commerce -II)
(vi) Governance, Leadership and management:
Dr. Dolly Thomas (HOD- History) Sr. Fatima Furtado, fmm (Superior & Faculty Fine Arts) Dr. Rita Jeyaraj (HOD- Zoology)
(vii) Institutional Values and Best Practices:
Dr. Shanthi S (HOD-Commerce -I) Ms. Aarti S (HOD-International Studies) Sr. Colleen North (Value Education)
The formulated steering committee will tentatively meet on February 5, 2019
MINUTES OF THE NAAC STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING - I 05.02.2019 Preparation for NAAC (2020-2021) Members Present: Sr. Veera Janette Barboza fmm Dr. Shiny John Vairamon Dr. K. H. Rajini Dr. Agnes Rozario Dr. Sr. Francisco Nirmala Dr. Sr. Lourthu Mary Dr. Bernadine Joseph Dr. Leema Francis Dr. Renuka Rajaratnam The NAAC steering committees first meeting was held at Small Conference room, CC Block on February 5, 2019 at 10.30 am.
The members of the steering committee for NAAC (2020-2021) as formulated by the Principal was announced.
The minutes of the NAAC (2020-2021) preparatory committee was signed by the members.
The NAAC Weightage across seven key parameters was projected followed by standard operating procedure for data validation and verification (SOP). Decisions Taken
• The NAAC Manual (w.e.f. 16.01.2019) to be photocopied and distributed by IQAC to the all steering committee members by February 6, 2019.
• The steering committee members agreed to reading thoroughly the entire NAAC Manual (w.e.f 16.01.2019) :make notes and identify areas which concern documents that are not established
• Identified the need to obtain necessary data from passed out students from 2015-16 batch
• Hence, the IT team was called and requested to segregate the student data collected through convocation registration form as department wise and send the copy of the data pertaining to department of chemistry to IQAC office for perusal and subsequent action
STELLA MARIS COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS)
MINUTES OF THE IQAC MEETING HELD ON 29 MARCH 2019 AT 3.30 PM IN CC CONFERENCE ROOM
MEMBERS PRESENT
Chairperson: Dr. Sr. Rosy Joseph, fmm, Principal
Member of Management: Sr. Susan Matheikal, fmm, Secretary Sr. Veera Barboza fmm, Bursar
Nominee from Alumnae: Dr. Fatima Vasanth, Deputy Principal, Loyola College
Senior Administrative Staff: Dr. Bernadine Joseph, Dean, Planning & Communication - Shift I Dr. Agnes Rozario, Vice-Principal - Shift I Dr. K. H. Rajini, Vice-Principal - Shift I Dr. Sr. Francisco Nirmala, Vice-Principal - Shift II Dr. Juliana Joe, Dean, Academic Affairs & Associate Professor, Dept. of Zoology Dr. Renuka Rajarathnam, Dean, Research & International Programmes Dr. Mary T Abraham, Dean, Student Affairs & Assistant Professor, Dept. of Social Work
Senior Faculty Members: Dr. Felbin C. Kennedy, Head & Associate Professor, Dept. of Mathematics Dr. Sandra Joseph, Associate Professor, Dept. of Social Work Dr. Crystal David, Associate Professor, Dept. of Economics Dr. Rita Jayaraj, Assistant Professor & Head, Dept. of Zoology Dr. Sumithra Dawson, Associate Professor & Head UG, Dept. of Fine Arts Dr. Dolly Thomas, Associate Professor, Head, Dept. of History Dr. Maria Agnes Sasitha, Assistant Professor & Head, Dept. of Sociology Dr. Mary N. L, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Chemistry Dr. R. Shanmuga Sundari, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Physics Dr. Sr. Stella Mary fmm, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Economics Dr. Vidya Srinivasan, Associate Professor & Head, Dept. of Commerce, Shift-II Dr. Birunda Antoinette Mary J, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Computer Science
Student Nominee: Ms. Nora Alexy, Students’ Union President 2018-19 Ms. Niveditha K, Students’ Union President 2019-20
Co-ordinator of IQAC Dr. Shiny John Vairamon, Associate Professor, Dept. of Chemistry
Secretary Ms. Chanchu Nair, Secretary IQAC
MEMBERS ABSENT
Nominee from Local Society:
Dr. V. Suresh, General Secretary, PUCL Ms. Latha Rajan, Director, MA Foi Strategic Consultants
Nominee from Employers/Industrialist/Stakeholders: Ms. Rajshree, Cognizant Technologies Foundation
Senior Administrative Staff:
Dr. Leema Francis, Dean, Commerce & Business Studies - Shift –II Ms. Zonita Mason, Controller of Examination & Associate Professor, Dept. of Commerce
Senior Faculty Members:
Dr. Sujitha, Assistant Professor, Dept. of English Ms. Priya Suresh, Assistant Professor, Dept. of International Studies
The meeting began at 3.30 pm with a prayer by Sr. Susan Matheikal.
Proceedings: Dr. Shiny John Vairamon, IQAC Co-ordinator welcomed the members of the Advisory Board and introduced the external member Dr. Fathima Vasanth, Deputy Principal, Loyola College. The other external members Mr. V. Suresh, Ms. Latha Pandiarajan and Ms. Rajyashree had expressed their regret in being unable to join.
The minutes of the previous meeting were perused and passed. Dr. Vairamon made a general presentation on the role of the IQAC and highlighted the various reports that have been submitted during this academic year. The highlights of her presentation included the facts that NAAC Accreditation has been extended for seven years up to February 20, 2021. The College has been granted extension of Autonomy up to2023. The College participated in the NIRF for the th first time last year and has been ranked 30 out of 1495 Colleges (2018) in India.
Dr. Vairamon then gave an overview of all the faculty enrichment sessions that were conducted during the academic year. She also mentioned that sessions were conducted for IQAC student representatives and administrative staff. A workshop was conducted for the Support staff on wellness. Since February regular meetings have being held by the IQAC Steering Committee to study the new NAAC format.
During the academic year several colleges from across the country have visited the college to study the innovations and best practices of the College, namely Auxilium College, Assam and B.V.Raju College, Bhimavaram, A.P. The Mar Gregorious College of Arts & Science, Chennai Attended an orientation on Academic Audit at Stella Maris
The suggestions of the previous advisory committee meeting have been implemented this academic year and this was highlighted.
The research paper publications and presentations of the faculty were highlighted. The details of Faculty who have registered as Ph.D guides was presented. Several students have also been awarded fellowships at leading research institutes. The details of the various MoU’s signed with foreign universities and Faculty and Student Exchange programmes were highlighted. Six International Conferences were organised this academic year and also several National Conferences and Workshops.
Based on last year’s recommendation at the advisory board meeting, a session on Professional Ethics was organised and the resource person was Dr. V. Suresh, General Secretary, PUCL th The college also participated in NIRF and was ranked 30 in the rankings.
The floor was then opened for discussion.
Dr. Fathima Vasanth suggested that the plan of action report should be presented immediately after the perusal of the minutes of the previous meeting so that the steps taken to implement become clearer. She congratulated the IQAC coordinator for implementing most of the suggestions of the previous meeting. She said that the suggestions had been taken seriously and sincere effort had been made to implement maximum suggestions.
This was followed by a discussion on the NIRF ranking system which has become cumbersome and tedious to work on. Dr. Vasanth enquired as to how the college was dealing with it. Dr. Rosy Joseph said that the students of the Computer Science Department had developed a template and department faculty were updating information at regular intervals so the process has been smoothened out to an extent. Dr. Vairamon said several rounds of meeting of the steering committee have been held to create a framework on dealing with the 7 parameters and developing quantitative and qualitative matrices, however the biggest challenge still remained collection of data. There was a discussion on promotion and enhancement of the research culture on campus. Dr. Renuka Rajrathnam shared details of student involvement in research. She spoke of the time constraints faced by the faculty in doing research in a largely teaching oriented environment. Dr. Rosy Joseph spoke of how research scholars on campus have now been roped into teaching to facilitate more time for faculty doing research.
Dr. Vasanth shared the Loyola experience on promoting research. She said the institution had an exclusive centre to facilitate research and cash awards have proved to be a big incentive to promote research. Every department is asked to present research proposals which are judged and selected by an external board. The best proposals are selected and funded. The best work is awarded. This has created a healthy competition among departments to get their proposals selected and awarded.
Research proposals submitted by students get about Rs. 50,000/- as funding. For faculty 75% of the research cost is funded. Faculty are also given a citation which is presented to them at the Annual Research Award Function. These initiatives have greatly enhanced the research atmosphere in Loyola. Funds for research have been raised through industrial funding, alumni support and from the management.
To Dr. Sumitra Dawson’s enquiry if Loyola has a central funding committee, the answer was in the negative, Dr. Vasanth said Loyola has a very strong alumni support. Suggestion was made by Dr. Rajrathnam that the college should identify corporates, whose CSR is towards promotion of women’s education. She also said our MoU’s with foreign universities should explore possibilities for promoting global research. Dr. Sandra Joseph said the Bank of New York, has partnered with the college in setting up a life skills centre which will be coming up shortly.
Dr. Mary N. L. suggested a brainstorming session with leading CEO’s to discuss the possibility of research funding. Dr. Agnes Rozario suggested fund raising programmes to be spread across the semester to raise seed money for research. There was a suggestion that several companies would be happy to train students to be industry ready while they are in college itself, so this can be capitalized on to get financial support. There was s suggestion that all the students who get employed via the CGC should contribute their first month salary to the college.
Dr. Vasanth said that each department should be asked to submit at least 5 research proposals.
Dr. Vairamon enquired how Loyola was able to collect data on alumni employment and higher studies since this is required for NIRF ranking. Dr. Vasanth shared that on the day of Convocation the graduates are asked to report in the morning and all the relevant information is gathered, only after that are they given the token and gown to participate in the convocation.
Dr. Bernadine Joseph was of the opinion that all the discussions at the IQAC advisory meeting should be made known to the faculty and their feedback should be sought. Dr. Vairamon requested that all the members of the advisory board should co-operate in the spread of information to the faculty as it is very difficult for the IQAC coordinator to single handedly get feedback from faculty. The term of office of the present external members is coming to an end and suggestions are sought for new members.
The meeting concluded at 5 pm, Dr. Sr. Rosy Joseph, Principal and Sr. Susan, Secretary thanked Dr. Fathima Vasanth for her invaluable suggestions and also thanked the participating members. A special word of appreciation was accorded to Dr. Shiny Vairamon for all the efforts taken in steering the IQAC and organizing the meeting. STELLA MARIS COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS), CHENNAI
Academic Audit was held between 03 September 2018 and 14 September 2018. Academic Audit was conducted for all departments. with a team of External and Internal Academicians. The process helped to assess and evaluate the functioning of Departments and their respective programmes on quality parameters and create matrices of improvement. The audit reports served to guide Departments in designing syllabi with special focus on programme and course learning outcomes.
• Wooden Disposable Spoons were used in the canteen & Awareness of plastic usage on campus – initiative by Enviro Club
• Step towards ZERO plastic campaign by the Department. of Public Relations • Nurture the nature for the better future – through Service Learning • A pioneering Go Green initiative of the Department of Botany was the Ignite the Spark Workshop conducted this semester for over 800 students of Shifts I and II in collaboration with the IQAC.
• Go Green Initiative – Thematic Herbal Garden, Grey Water Recycling, Organic Vegetable Garden June 2018, Bottle-garden terrarium workshop • 72 UG students engaged in research projects under the guidance of Dean of Research
The new IQAC template was executed successfully by the team. The Departments were given individual username and password to feed in the details based on AQAR new manual
• Initial discussions were held about the various criteria which were allocated to working teams
• NAAC manual was made available and circulated to all members • Data was collected from graduating students • IQAC advisory committee met in March 2019 and discussed matters pertinent to NAAC 2020-2021
The Curriculum Revision was undertaken after four years for all the programmes offered by the college. The new structure and syllabi was introduced from June 2019 for all students admitted from 2019 onwards.
The salient features of the new structure are as follows:
Introduction of LOCF (Learning Outcome based Curriculum Framework): The overall curriculum, as well as the revised syllabi for every individual course is based on the clear identification of the Institutional Learning Outcomes, Broad Programme Learning Outcomes, Programme Description and Programme Specific Learning Outcomes for each programme and Course Learning Outcomes for each course Greater flexibility in Electives Introduction of Interdisciplinary courses to provide an interdisciplinary approach to the programmes Holistic development through Life Skills Courses: An awareness of societal issues, citizenship rights, culture, health and hygiene and holistic way of life through soft skills courses Credit transfer of online courses into regular elective course options
Introduction of extra credit options through certificate courses for postgraduate students, through Student Training Programmes (Games, NSS, YRC & NCC) under Part V for undergraduate students
Introduction of Service Learning as a pedagogy for enhanced learning outcomes and a deeper and more meaningful community engagement
Two streams in Foundation English: (i) skills approach (ii) language through literature
Preparation for uploading AQAR 2018-2019, by collecting data through the establishment of the small working committee from July 2019
IQAC template trouble shooting exercise done Department wise in September 16-30, 2019 in the Mini Conference Room with the IT team and BCA faculty
NAAC steering & working committee members confirmed and introductory meeting held on August 16, 2019
Research policy circulated to the internal IQAC core committee members
Methodology of preparing Student Satisfaction Survey - agreed upon Institutional feedback template prepared and circulated to the Departments for parents and alumnae
SWOT analyses of Institution initiated across Department for faculty
Life Skills Centre set up in SMCDRIVE in partnership with Bank of New York – August 30, 2019
IQAC web page updated on the College website with all reports and the review by the previous NAAC – Peer Team
Micro Quality Circle (MQC) meeting held on September 12, 2019
13. Plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the Academic year towards Quality Enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the Academic year Plan of Action Achievements/Outcomes Increase infrastructure facilities New Academic Block –construction in progress on campus Enhance Sports Facilities Additional fitness equipment procured Fully equipped fitness Setting up centre planned New books purchased Dept. wise and computer systems updated Library facilities RFID Student-centered learning approaches: Session on Perspectives on Quality and Excellence in Higher Education Institutions Session on Relevance of Research in Teaching Session on Motivational Skills & Time Management Session on Pedagogy in Learner– Centered Education Faculty empowerment Session on Quality Enhancement and Sustenance programmes Session on NAAC – An Overview Session on Steps towards quality enhancement and sustenance Session on Work Ethics, Conflict Resolutions & Team Building Session for all Faculty on Research Project Proposal Writing and Publications of Research Articles Session on Basics of Breathing, Meditation and Health Benefits Administrative staff Teaching Millennials - An Innovative Moodle Based Approach Ignite The Spark Student Council Members Reduce, Recycle & Reuse Plastic Lecture cum Workshop Networking & Research The resource persons who shared their expertise ranged from Professor Atulya, Dean of Sciences from Liverpool Hope Capacity Building Sessions for University, Prof. Jayvel, Dean of Research, Anna University to Researchers Prof. Victor Anthuvan, Research Director, LIBA. Increase in research publications (Improvement Strategies through conducting workshops, seminars, training programmes, etc.,) Training programmes are conducted with research technology experts from the IIT, SRM University, LIBA, CASS, Institutional Solutions, CL Educate Limited, Blackboard Intelligence and Analytics. International Research Collaborations bringing together a sustained network of institutional links and partnerships. Provide and maintain infrastructure and basic facilities for research at all times. Networking and Research Provide incentives and research facilities to academic staff to Technology Support conduct research in and outside the country. Recognizing and responding to the ethical dimension of research is a fundamental part of Stella Maris‟ research governance. The College has purchased Urkund Plagiarism software for plagiarism detection Provide adequate and trained human resources to promote research activities. In partnership with Liverpool Hope University, UK we have the International MBA programme running in its 3rd year. A research module has been introduced for study since 2016 Nottingham Trent University, UK and SM Research Centre, Sociology and Psychology Depts. are collaborating in Programmes related to Socio- psychological issues.
A MoU with the Le Tourneau University, Texas, US has initiated an inflow of experts in the field of Computer Studies who have visited the Stella Maris College and faculty/ student exchange visits. June 2018 – SMC Signed MoUs with Dominican College, US, Alfred University, US and Creative Studies University, Michigan MoUs Concordia College, New York Special -Workshops, Lectures and Study Abroad Programme Deakin University, Australia- Scholarships, Exchange and Study Abroad Programme
Association of Chartered Certified Accountants(ACCA), UK to To develop specific programmes that create opportunities for students to achieve the ACCA qualifications
Ernst & Young LLP, Kolkata to Wishes to support the skills development of a student of Commerce and Humanities stream of Binary University, Malaysia offers Study Aboard and student/faculty exchange programmes including research collaborations. Student exchange programmes with Liverpool Hope, UK, University of Paris ,Le Tourneau University, Texas and Trinity Western, Canada Robert Morris University, USA- Undergraduate student exchanges, short term collaborative student projects, Faculty exchanges
Holy Cross College, Tripura Agreed to Student & Faculty exchanges, sharing of library resources based on terms and conditions , curriculum development, exchange for academic Faculty and student exchange information programmes Institut d'Economie Scientifique Et de Gestion (IESEG) - Exchange Programmes
Institut catholique d‟études supérieures (ICES), France - Exchange Programmes
Coburgh University - Student and Faculty Exchange Programmes
Dominican College, New York - Student and Faculty Exchange Programmes, Transfer Programmes, Conferences, Study Abroad Programmes Summer Study Abroad programmes with the, St Martin‟s University, Washington, University of Sacramento, California, Berkeley Research Extension ,California are in the process of materializing Semester abroad programmes Trinity Western University, Canada - initiated Certificate programmes in Leadership and Environment studies
Summer Leadership Programme at Trinity Western University, Canada SMCDRIVE activities: Mental Health Clinic Counselling Service Indigenous Food Preparation Classes Certificate Courses in Lay Counselling Support Service For Child Education Consultancies, Outreach – Nalam Centre Neighbouring community & Support Service For Elderly(Physiotherapy Clinic, Eye camp) Rural Community Centre Student Leadership Programme Work Shop on Art Therapy National Millet Week Programme Rally organised in collaboration with the students of St .Raphels School The Academic audit helped to assess and evaluate the functioning on quality parameters and create own matrices for improvement. It Academic Audit also enabled in the process of curriculum design & restructure with special focus on outcomes based learning. A preliminary audit of the following were done as a prelude to Energy Audit, Water Audit and Waste Audit 1. Electricity consumption of the various buildings of the college 2. Waste segregation analysis to identify types of waste and types of bins for the same. The segregation processes at collection points Environment Audit were studied. 3. Utilization of the existing solar power generation was studied 4. The assessment of available biomass in campus was done. The maximum capacity of Bioenergy production from the in-house Biogas Plant was realised in the year 2018-19 Revisions of all Programmes through Board of Study and was Curriculum Restructuring for all Departments passed duly in the Academic Council Meeting. B. A. English and Implemented for the year 2018-2019 Communication Skills Two new programmes in B. Voc. –Banking, Financial Approved for the academic year –2019-2020 Services & Insurance, Tourism & Hospitality M. Sc. Physics Approved for the academic year –2019-2020 International Conference on “ Global Armed Conflicts and Peace Processes” in collaboration with the national institute of advanced studies and the Konrad adenauer stiftung International Conference : Towards a sustainable leadership development in a polarizing world: New Directions Jointly hosted by SMC & Trinity Western University, Canada
Conduct of International and National conferences / Workshops / Seminars International Conference in collaboration with Hindi Kashmiri Sangam, Kashmir Topic: The contribution of Non Hindi speaking people to Hindi Language and Literature International Conference on Innovation & Transformation – The leading edge in Global Business International Conference on Peace Building and Conflict Conduct of International and Transformation National conferences / National Conference on Community-Based care for older persons Workshops / Seminars in collaboration with Helpage India, Tamil Nadu and SMCDRIVE, Supported by UBCHEA National Conference on Energy-Smart Food for Humanity National Seminar on Looking Beyond Confluence of Art & Design International Seminar on Towards A Sustainable Environment: Sociological Configuration of Environmental International workshop on „Digital Marketing & Social Media‟ International workshop on “NGS Data Analysis” National workshop on “Typography and Design” International Workshop on Construct or Deconstruct International conference cum workshop on Arts for Good Forum and Panel Discussion 1.1 Curriculum Design and Development
1.1.1 Programmes for which syllabus revision was carried out during the Academic year
Name of Programme Programme Code Dates of revision B. A. History and Tourism HS 05.04.2019 B. A. Sociology SC 05.04.2019 B. A. Economics EC 05.04.2019 B. A. English EL 05.04.2019 B.V.A. FA 05.04.2019 B. Sc. Mathematics MT 05.04.2019 B. Sc. Physics PH 05.04.2019 B. Sc. Chemistry CH 05.04.2019 B. Sc. Plant Biology and Plant Biotechnology BT 05.04.2019 B. Sc. Advanced Zoology and Biotechnology ZL 05.04.2019 B.Com. (General) CM 05.04.2019 B.Com.(Corporate Secretaryship) PY 05.04.2019 B.Com.(Accounting and Finance) CO 05.04.2019 B.B.A. AF 05.04.2019 B.C.A. BA 05.04.2019 B.S.W. CS 05.04.2019 B. Sc. Psychology SW 05.04.2019 M.A. Economics EC 05.04.2019 M.A. English EL 05.04.2019 M.A. History of Fine Arts FA 05.04.2019 M. Sc. Mathematics MT 05.04.2019 M.S.W. SW 05.04.2019 M.A. International Studies IS 05.04.2019 M.A. Public Relations PR 05.04.2019 M. Sc. Chemistry CH 05.04.2019 M. Sc. Bioinformatics BI 05.04.2019 M. Sc. Biotechnology BY 05.04.2019 M. Sc. Information Technology IT 05.04.2019 M.Com. CM 05.04.2019 M. Phil Economics EC 05.04.2019 M. Phil English EL 05.04.2019 M. Phil Fine Arts FA 05.04.2019 M. Phil Mathematics MT 05.04.2019 M. Phil Social Work SW 05.04.2019 PG Diploma Course -P.G.D.C.S. – Postgraduate DC 05.04.2019 Diploma in Computer Science 1.1.2 Programmes / courses focussed on employability/ entrepreneurship/ skill development during the Academic year Date of Programme with Code Date of Introduction Course with Code Introduction Tourism Marketing and B. A. History and Tourism (HS) 1957 Management 18/06/2015 15HS/MC/TM55 Project B. A. History and Tourism (HS) 1957 18/06/2015 15HS/ME/PR55 Airport Customer Services B. A. History and Tourism (HS) 1957 18/06/2015 15HS/ME/CS55 Indian Heritage and B. A. History and Tourism (HS) 1957 Tourism 18/06/2015 15HS/AE/IH45 Social Entrepreneurship B. A. Sociology (SC) 1971 18/06/2015 15SC/AE/SE45 Logic and Scientific B. A. Sociology (SC) 1971 Methods 18/06/2015 15SC/ME/LS55 Non-Governmental B. A. Sociology (SC) 1971 Organisations 18/06/2015 15SC/ME/NG55 Project B. A. Sociology (SC) 1971 18/06/2015 15SC/ME/PR55 Organisational Behaviour B. A. Sociology (SC) 1971 18/06/2015 15SC/ME/OB55 Research Methods and B. A.Economics (EC) 1948 Economic Analysis 18/06/2015 15EC/ME/RM55 Econometrics B. A.Economics (EC) 1948 18/06/2015 15EC/AC/EM45 Public Policy B. A.Economics (EC) 1948 18/06/2015 15EC/GE/PP23 The Economic Budget B. A.Economics (EC) 1948 18/06/2015 15EC/AE/BU45 Human Resource B. A.Economics (EC) 1948 Development 18/06/2015 15EC/ME/HR55 Project B. A.Economics (EC) 1948 18/06/2015 15EC/ME/PR55 Journalistic Writing B. A. English (EL) 1959 18/06/2015 15EL/AE/JW45 Date of Programme with Code Date of Introduction Course with Code Introduction English Language B. A. English (EL) 1959 18/06/2015 Teaching 15EL/ME/LT55 English For the B. A. English (EL) 1959 Workplace 18/06/2015 15EL/GE/EW23 Basic Theatre Skills B. A. English (EL) 1959 18/06/2015 15EL/GE/TS23 Writing for the Media B. A. English (EL) 1959 18/06/2015 15EL/GE/WM23 Appreciation of Indian Art B.V.A. (FA) 1948 18/06/2015 15FA/AE/AI45 Figure Painting B.V.A. (FA) 1948 —Practical 18/06/2015 15FA/ME/A255 Textile Surface B.V.A. (FA) 1948 Patterning—Practical 18/06/2015 15FA/ME/D365 Landscape B.V.A. (FA) 1948 Painting—Practical 18/06/2015 15FA/ME/A365 Typography and Design B.V.A. (FA) 1948 Practical 18/06/2015 15FA/ME/D475 Figure B.V.A. (FA) 1948 Illustration—Practical 18/06/2015 15FA/ME/A475 Visual B.V.A. (FA) 1948 Merchandising—Practical 18/06/2015 15FA/ME/D575 Creative B.V.A. (FA) 1948 Expressions—Practical 18/06/2015 15FA/ME/A575 Project - Design Process B.V.A. (FA) 1948 and Development 18/06/2015 15FA/ME/D685 Process and Development B.V.A. (FA) 1948 18/06/2015 15FA/ME/A685 Date of Programme with Code Date of Introduction Course with Code Introduction Project - Design B.V.A. (FA) 1948 18/06/2015 15FA/ME/D785 Project -Art B.V.A. (FA) 1948 18/06/2015 15FA/ME/A785 Colour – Practical B.V.A. (FA) 1948 18/06/2015 15FA/ME/D144 Drawing—Practical B.V.A. (FA) 1948 18/06/2015 15FA/MC/P114 Basic Painting—Practical B.V.A. (FA) 1948 18/06/2015 15FA/MC/P234 Paper Art—Practical B.V.A. (FA) 1948 18/06/2015 15FA/MC/P265 Drawing and B.V.A. (FA) 1948 Rendering—Practical 18/06/2015 15FA/AC/P125 Figure B.V.A. (FA) 1948 Drawing—Practical 18/06/2015 15FA/AC/P345 Still Life B.V.A. (FA) 1948 Painting—Practical 18/06/2015 15FA/ME/A144 Illustration—Practical B.V.A. (FA) 1948 18/06/2015 15FA/ME/D255 Operations Research B. Sc. Mathematics (MT) 1951 18/06/2015 15MT/AE/OR45 Optimisation Techniques B. Sc. Mathematics (MT) 1951 18/06/2015 15MT/ME/OT55 Project B. Sc. Mathematics (MT) 1951 Optimization Techniques 18/06/2015 15MT/ME/OT55 Numerical Methods with B. Sc. Mathematics (MT) 1951 Program in C 18/06/2015 15MT/ME/NM55 Applied Statistics B. Sc. Mathematics (MT) 1951 18/06/2015 15MT/GE/AS23 Resource Management B. Sc. Mathematics (MT) 1951 Techniques 18/06/2015 15MT/GE/RT23 Communication Systems B. Sc. Mathematics (MT) 1951 18/06/2015 15PH/ME/CS55 Date of Programme with Code Date of Introduction Course with Code Introduction Basics of Communication B. Sc. Mathematics (MT) 1951 Systems 18/06/2015 15PH/GE/BC23 Project B. Sc. Physics (PH) 1980 18/06/2015 15PH/ME/PR55 Digital Photography B. Sc. Physics (PH) 1980 18/06/2015 15PH/GE/DP23 Energy Physics B. Sc. Physics (PH) 1980 18/06/2015 15PH/GE/EP23 Home Electrical B. Sc. Physics (PH) 1980 Installations 18/06/2015 15PH/GE/HE23 Physics Practicals – I B. Sc. Physics (PH) 1980 18/06/2015 15PH/AC/P112 Experimental Physics – I B. Sc. Physics (PH) 1980 18/06/2015 15PH/MC/P112 Physics Practicals – II B. Sc. Physics (PH) 1980 18/06/2015 15PH/AC/P222 Experimental Physics – II B. Sc. Physics (PH) 1980 18/06/2015 15PH/MC/P222 Experimental Physics – III B. Sc. Physics (PH) 1980 18/06/2015 15PH/MC/P332
Experimental Physics – IV B. Sc. Physics (PH) 1980 18/06/2015 15PH/MC/P442 Experimental Physics – V B. Sc. Physics (PH) 1980 18/06/2015 15PH/MC/P552 Experimental Physics – VI B. Sc. Physics (PH) 1980 18/06/2015 15PH/MC/P662 General B. Sc. Chemistry (CH) 1964 Chemistry—Practical 18/06/2015 15CH/AC/P442 Computers in Chemistry B. Sc. Chemistry (CH) 1964 18/06/2015 15CH/ME/CC54 Semi Micro Organic Chemistry I & B. Sc. Chemistry (CH) 1964 18/06/2015 II—Practical 15CH/MC/P551 Date of Programme with Code Date of Introduction Course with Code Introduction Volumetric B. Sc. Chemistry (CH) 1964 Analysis—Practical 18/06/2015 15CH/MC/P112 Physical Chemistry I & B. Sc. Chemistry (CH) 1964 II—Practical 18/06/2015 15CH/MC/P762 Project B. Sc. Chemistry (CH) 1964 18/06/2015 15CH/ME/PR55 Organic B. Sc. Chemistry (CH) 1964 Analysis—Practical 1 18/06/2015 15CH/AC/P232
Anatomy and Embryology B. Sc. Plant Biology & Plant of Angiosperms – 1979 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (BT) Practicals 15BT/MC/P442
Cell and Molecular Biology, Microbiology, B. Sc. Plant Biology & Plant Ecology and 1979 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (BT) Environmental Biotechnology – Practical 15BT/MC/P553 Plant Physiology, Plant Biotechnology & Genetic B. Sc. Plant Biology & Plant Engineering, Genetics 1979 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (BT) Plant Breeding & Evolution – Practical 15BT/MC/P662 B. Sc. Plant Biology & Plant Fruit Preservation 1979 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (BT) 15BT/GE/FP22 B. Sc. Plant Biology & Plant Herbal Therapy 1979 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (BT) 15BT/GE/HT22 Fundamentals of B. Sc. Plant Biology & Plant 1979 Horticulture 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (BT) 15BT/GE/FH23 B. Sc. Plant Biology & Plant Food Science 1979 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (BT) 15BT/GE/FS23 B. Sc. Plant Biology & Plant Floriculture 1979 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (BT) 15BT/GE/FR23 Date of Programme with Code Date of Introduction Course with Code Introduction B. Sc. Plant Biology & Plant Bioinstrumentation 1979 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (BT) 15BT/AE/BI45 B. Sc. Plant Biology & Plant Fruit Preservation and 1979 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (BT) Nutrition 15BT/ME/FN55 B. Sc. Plant Biology & Plant Project 1979 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (BT) 15BT/ME/PR55 B. Sc. Plant Biology & Plant Horticulture 1979 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (BT) 15BT/ME/HC55 Analytical Techniques in B. Sc. Plant Biology & Plant 1979 Plant Sciences 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (BT) 15BT/ME/AT55 Algae, Fungi and Lichens B. Sc. Plant Biology & Plant 1979 – Practical 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (BT) 15BT/MC/P112 General Botany - I B. Sc. Plant Biology & Plant 1979 Practical 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (BT) 15BT/AC/P111 General Botany - II B. Sc. Plant Biology & Plant 1979 Practical 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (BT) 15BT/AC/P221 Taxonomy of Angiosperms and B. Sc. Plant Biology & Plant 1979 Economic Botany – 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (BT) Practical 15BT/MC/P332 Physiology and B. Sc. Advanced Zoology & 1956 Developmental Biology – 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (ZL) Practical 15ZL/MC/P332 B. Sc. Advanced Zoology & Microbiology – Practical 1956 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (ZL) 15ZL/MC/P442 Genetics, Cell and B. Sc. Advanced Zoology & Molecular Biology and 1956 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (ZL) Biotechnology – Practical 15ZL/MC/P553 Animal Behaviour, B. Sc. Advanced Zoology & Ecology and Immunology 1956 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (ZL) – Practical 15ZL/MC/P662 B. Sc. Advanced Zoology & Project 1956 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (ZL) 15ZL/ME/PR55 Date of Programme with Code Date of Introduction Course with Code Introduction B. Sc. Advanced Zoology & Diseases and Management 1956 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (ZL) 15ZL/GE/DM22 Concepts in Animal B. Sc. Advanced Zoology & 1956 Welfare 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (ZL) 15ZL/GE/AW22 Genes - Diseases – B. Sc. Advanced Zoology & 1956 Society 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (ZL) 15ZL/GE/GD23 Nutrition and Diet B. Sc. Advanced Zoology & 1956 Therapy 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (ZL) 15ZL/GE/ND23 Biology of Human B. Sc. Advanced Zoology & 1956 Reproduction 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (ZL) 15ZL/GE/HR23 B. Sc. Advanced Zoology & Conservation Biology 1956 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (ZL) 15/ZL/ME/CB55 Medical Laboratory B. Sc. Advanced Zoology & 1956 Technology 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (ZL) 15ZL/ME/LT55 Invertebrata and B. Sc. Advanced Zoology & Economic Zoology- 1956 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (ZL) Practical 15ZL/MC/P112 General Zoology I – B. Sc. Advanced Zoology & 1956 Practical 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (ZL) 15ZL/AC/P111 B. Sc. Advanced Zoology & Chordata – Practical 1956 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (ZL) 15ZL/MC/P221 General Zoology II – B. Sc. Advanced Zoology & 1956 Practical 18/06/2015 Biotechnology (ZL) 15ZL/AC/P221 Accounting Practices B.Com.(CM) 1985 18/06/2015 15CM/AE/AP45 Portfolio Management B.Com.(CM) 1985 18/06/2015 15CM/ME/PF55 Entrepreneurship B.Com.(CM) 1985 18/06/2015 15CM/MC/ED65 E-Commerce B.Com.(CM) 1985 18/06/2015 15CM/MC/EC64 Retail Marketing B.Com.(CM) 1985 18/06/2015 15CM/ME/RM55 Date of Programme with Code Date of Introduction Course with Code Introduction Automated Accounting B.Com.(CM) 1985 Practices 18/06/2015 15CM/ME/AA55 Office Procedures & B.Com.(CM) 1985 Practices 18/06/2015 15CM/ME/OP55 Auditing B.Com.(CM) 1985 18/06/2015 15CM/ME/AG55 Project B.Com.(CM) 1985 18/06/2015 15CM/ME/PR55 Income Tax Law & B.Com.(CM) 1985 Practice 18/06/2015 15CM/MC/IT55 Computerised Accounting B.Com.(CM) 1985 System 16/06/2016 16CM/GE/CA22 Financial Analysis and B.Com.(CM) 1985 Reporting 16/06/2016 16CM/GE/FR22 Business Tax Procedure B.Com.(CM) 1985 and Management 16/06/2016 16CM/GE/TP22 Corporate Communication B.Com.(CM) 1985 16/06/2016 16CM/GE/CC22
Contemporary Advertising B.Com.(CM) 1985 18/06/2015 15CM/GE/CA23 Business Analysis using B.Com.(Corporate Secretaryship) 2010 Computers 16/06/2016 (CO) 16CM/AC/BA45 Company Law & B.Com.(Corporate Secretaryship) 2010 Secretarial Practice 18/06/2015 (CO) 15CM/MC/CP45 B.Com.(Corporate Secretaryship) Business Taxation 2010 18/06/2015 (CO) 15CM/ME/BT55 Entrepreneurship B.Com.(Accounting and Finance 2015 Development 18/06/2015 ) (AF) 15CM/ME/EP55 B.Com. (Accounting and Auditing Techniques 2015 18/06/2015 Finance) (AF) 15CM/MC/AT54 Date of Programme with Code Date of Introduction Course with Code Introduction Production and Operations B.B.A. (BA) 2016 Management 16/06/2016 16CM/MC/PO65 Industrial Relations B.B.A. (BA) 2016 Management 16/06/2016 16CM/ME/IL55 Supply Chain Logistics B.B.A. (BA) 2016 Management 16/06/2016 16CM/ME/SL55 Fundamentals of Public B.B.A. (BA) 2016 Relations 16/06/2016 16CM/MC/FP64 Multimedia Systems B.C.A.(CS) 1998 18/06/2015 15CS/ME/MS43 PHP Programming B.C.A.(CS) 1998 18/06/2015 15CS/ME/PH43 Software Testing Tool B.C.A.(CS) 1998 18/06/2015 15CS/ME/TT63 Linux Programming B.C.A.(CS) 1998 18/06/2015 15CS/ME/LP63 Procedure Oriented Programming with B.C.A.(CS) 1998 18/06/2015 C—Practical 15CS/MC/P112 Multimedia—Practical B.C.A.(CS) 1998 18/06/2015 15CS/MC/P212 Data Structures and B.C.A.(CS) 1998 Algorithms—Practical 18/06/2015 15CS/MC/P322 Relational Database Management B.C.A.(CS) 1998 18/06/2015 Systems—Practical 15CS/MC/P432 Object Oriented Programming with B.C.A.(CS) 1998 18/06/2015 Java—Practical 15CS/MC/P532 Web B.C.A.(CS) 1998 Programming—Practical 18/06/2015 15CS/MC/P642 Date of Programme with Code Date of Introduction Course with Code Introduction Advanced Java B.C.A.(CS) 1998 Programming—Practical 18/06/2015 15CS/MC/P752 Visual Programming with B.C.A.(CS) 1998 C #—Practical 18/06/2015 15CS/MC/P852 Emerging Trends in B.C.A.(CS) 1998 Information Technology 18/06/2015 15CS/MC/ET64 Project B.C.A.(CS) 1998 18/06/2015 15CS/MC/PR64 HTML 5 and Game B.C.A.(CS) 1998 Programming 18/06/2015 15CS/ME/HG55 Mobile App Development B.C.A.(CS) 1998 for Android 18/06/2015 15CS/ME/MA55 Food and Nutrition B.S.W.(SW) 2004 18/06/2015 15SW/AE/FN45 Social Work B.S.W.(SW) 2004 Administration 18/06/2015 15SW/MC/AD54 Disability Rehabilitation B.S.W.(SW) 2004 and Social Work Practice 18/06/2015 15SW/ME/DS55 Health Care Services B.S.W.(SW) 2004 18/06/2015 15SW/MC/HC54 Project B.S.W.(SW) 2004 18/06/2015 15SW/MC/PR64 Consumer Psychology B. Sc. Psychology (PY) 2016 16PY/AE/CP45 16/06/2016
Experimental Psychology B. Sc. Psychology (PY) 2016 16/06/2016 16PY/MC/EP55 Basic Skills in B. Sc. Psychology (PY) 2016 Counselling 18/06/2015 15PY/GE/BC22 Counselling Psychology B. Sc. Psychology (PY) 2016 16/06/2016 16PY/MC/PT65 Abnormal Psychology- I B. Sc. Psychology (PY) 2016 16/06/2016 16PY/MC/AB55 Date of Programme with Code Date of Introduction Course with Code Introduction Abnormal Psychology - II B. Sc. Psychology (PY) 2016 16/06/2016 16PY/MC/AB65 Rehabilitation Psychology B. Sc. Psychology (PY) 2016 16/06/2016 16PY/ME/RP55 Introduction to Social B. Sc. Psychology (PY) 2017 Behaviour 16/06/2016 16PY/GE/SB22 Human Behaviour B. Sc. Psychology (PY) 2016 16/06/2016 16PY/US/HB32 Food Microbiology with B. Voc. (Food Processing and 2016 Laboratory Work 16/06/2016 Quality Control) (VF) 16VF/VM/FM16 Technology of Fruits and B. Voc. (Food Processing and Vegetables Processing – 2016 16/06/2016 Quality Control) (VF) Hands on Training 16VF/VM/FV16 Food Hygiene and B. Voc. (Food Processing and 2016 Sanitation 16/06/2016 Quality Control) (VF) 16VF/VA/HS15 B. Voc. (Food Processing and Diseases and Management 2016 16/06/2016 Quality Control) (VF) 16ZL/UE/DM12 Bakery and Dairy B. Voc. (Food Processing and 2016 Technology 16/06/2016 Quality Control) (VF) 16VF/VM/BD26 Basic Principles of Food B. Voc. (Food Processing and Processing and 2016 16/06/2016 Quality Control) (VF) Preservation 16VF/VM/PP26 B. Voc. (Food Processing and Principles of Basic 2016 16/06/2016 Quality Control) (VF) Nutrition 16VF/VA/PN25 B. Voc. (Food Processing and Banking Practices 2016 16/06/2016 Quality Control) (VF) 16CM/UE/BP22 B. Voc. (Food Processing and 2016 Soft Skills 16VF/US/SS22 16/06/2016 Quality Control) (VF) B. Voc. (Food Processing and Environmental Studies 2016 16/06/2016 Quality Control) (VF) 16VF/UC/ES32 Flavour Chemistry and B. Voc. (Food Processing and 2016 Technology 16/06/2016 Quality Control) (VF) 16VF/VE/FL45 Date of Programme with Code Date of Introduction Course with Code Introduction B. Voc. (Food Processing and Introduction to Computer 2016 16/06/2016 Quality Control) (VF) Skills 16CS/US/IC44 Responsible Citizenship B. Voc. (Food Processing and 2016 and Peace Initiatives 16/06/2016 Quality Control) (VF) 16UV/ET/CP42 B. Voc. (Food Processing and Human Behaviour 2016 16/06/2016 Quality Control) (VF) 16PY/US/HB52 B. Voc. (Food Processing and Civic Awareness 2016 16/06/2016 Quality Control) (VF) 16VF/US/CA52 Community Nutrition and B. Voc. (Food Processing and 2016 Fortification of Foods 16/06/2018 Quality Control) (VF) 16VF/VM/CN56 Sensory Evaluation with B. Voc. (Food Processing and 2016 Laboratory Work 16/06/2018 Quality Control) (VF) 16VF/VM/SE56 B. Voc. (Food Processing and Entrepreneurial Initiatives 2016 16/06/2018 Quality Control) (VF) 16VS/VM/EI66 B. Voc. (Food Processing and Post-Harvest Technology 2016 16/06/2018 Quality Control) (VF) 16VF/VM/PH56 B. Voc. (Food Processing and Dairy Processing 2016 16/06/2017 Quality Control) (VF) 16VF/VM/DP36 B. Voc. (Food Processing and Food Analysis 2016 16/06/2017 Quality Control) (VF) 16VF/VM/FA36 B. Voc. (Food Processing and Basic Dietetics 2016 16/06/2017 Quality Control) (VF) 16VF/VA/BA35 Analytical Techniques in B. Voc. (Food Processing and 2016 Food Quality Assurance 16/06/2017 Quality Control) (VF) 16VF/VM/AT46 Food Laws and Food B. Voc. (Food Processing and 2016 Safety 16/06/2017 Quality Control) (VF) 16VF/VM/FF46 B. Voc. (Food Processing and Food Packaging 2016 16/06/2017 Quality Control) (VF) 16VF/VE/FP45 Food Safety and B. Voc. (Food Processing and 2016 Management 16/06/2018 Quality Control) (VF) 16VF/VM/FS66 Waste Management in B. Voc. (Food Processing and 2016 Food Industry 16/06/2018 Quality Control) (VF) 16VF/VM/WM66 Date of Programme with Code Date of Introduction Course with Code Introduction Emerging trends in Food B. Voc. (Food Processing and Processing and 2016 16/06/2018 Quality Control) (VF) Technology 16VF/VM/PT66 Forms of Energy and B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy 2016 Energy Crisis 16/06/2016 Management) (VS) 16VS/VM/FC16 B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy Solar Energy 2016 16/06/2016 Management) (VS) 16VS/VM/SE16 B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy Energy Economics 2016 16/06/2016 Management) (VS) 16VS/VA/EE15 Fundamentals of B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy 2016 photovoltaics 16/06/2016 Management) (VS) 16VS/VM/PV26 Energy conversion B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy 2016 techniques 16/06/2016 Management) (VS) 16VS/VM/ET26 Energy management and B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy 2016 energy audit 16/06/2016 Management) (VS) 16VS/VM/VE25 Conservation of Water B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy Resources: Watershed 2016 16/06/2016 Management) (VS) Management 16VS/VE/WM25 B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy Environmental Studies 2016 16/06/2016 Management) (VS) 16VS/UC/ES22 B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy Soft Skills 2016 16/06/2016 Management) (VS) 16VS/US/SS22 B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy Civic Awareness 2016 16/06/2016 Management) (VS) 16VS/US/CA22 Electronic Documentation B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy 2016 and Presentation 16/06/2016 Management) (VS) 16CS/UE/DP32 B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy Introduction to Computer 2016 16/06/2016 Management) (VS) 16CS/US/IC54 Novel Materials for B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy 2016 Sustainability 16/06/2018 Management) (VS) 16VS/VM/NM56 Software Tools for Energy B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy 2016 Analysis 16/06/2018 Management) (VS) 16VS/VM/ST56 Date of Programme with Code Date of Introduction Course with Code Introduction Solar Power Plant B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy 2016 Designing 16/06/2018 Management) (VS) 16VS/VM/PD56 Green Building and B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy 2016 Passive Architecture 16/06/2018 Management) (VS) 16VS/VM/PA56 B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy Bio Energy 2016 16/06/2017 Management) (VS) 16VS/VM/BE36 Waste Segregation and B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy 2016 Management 16/06/2017 Management) (VS) 16VS/VM/WM36 B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy Environment and Ecology 2016 16/06/2017 Management) (VS) 16VS/VA/EN35 B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy Advanced bio energy 2016 16/06/2017 Management) (VS) 16VS/VM/AB46 B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy Biofuel crops and biofuels 2016 16/06/2017 Management) (VS) 16VS/VM/BB46 B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy Microbial fuel cells 2016 16/06/2017 Management) (VS) 16VS/VA/MF45 B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy Entrepreneurial Initiatives 2016 16/06/2018 Management) (VS) 16VS/VM/EI66 Green Management-Urban B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy 2016 and Rural Scenario 16/06/2018 Management) (VS) 16VS/VM/GM66 B. Voc. (Sustainable Energy Energy for Smart Cities 2016 16/06/2018 Management) (VS) 16VS/VM/SC66 B. A. English and Presentation Skills 2018 25/06/2018 Communication Skills (CE) 18CE/MC/PS14 B. A. English and Academic Writing 2018 25/06/2018 Communication Skills (CE) 18CE/MC/AW24 Advanced Managerial M. A. Economics (EC) 1960 Economics 18/06/2015 15EC/PE/AM14 Advanced Econometrics M. A. Economics (EC) 1960 18/06/2015 15EC/PE/AE14 Econometric Methods M. A. Economics (EC) 1960 18/06/2015 15EC/PE/EC14 Technical Writing M.A. English (EL) 1963 16/06/2018 15EL/PE/TW14 Date of Programme with Code Date of Introduction Course with Code Introduction English Language M.A. English (EL) 1963 Teaching - I 16/06/2018 15EL/PE/ET24 English Language M.A. English (EL) 1963 Teaching - II 16/06/2018 15EL/PE/ET44 English for M.A. English (EL) 1963 Communication 16/06/2018 15EL/PE/EC24
M.A. English (EL) 1963 Business English 16/06/2018 Certificate 15EL/PE/BE34 Creative Photography – M.A. History of Fine Arts 1963 Practical 18/06/2015 15FA/PE/P214 Textile Dyeing and M.A. History of Fine Arts 1963 Printing – Practical 18/06/2015 15FA/PE/P124 Creative Design – M.A. History of Fine Arts 1963 Practical 18/06/2015 15FA/PE/P234 Digital M.A. History of Fine Arts 1963 Photography—Practical 18/06/2015 15FA/PE/P114 Research Methods and M. Sc. Mathematics (MT) 1964 Tools 18/06/2015 15MT/PC/RT24 Mental Health and Social M.S.W.(SW) 1953 18/06/2015 15SW/PE/MH34 Social Entrepreneurship M.S.W.(SW) 1953 18/06/2015 15SW/PE/SE34 Youth Development M.S.W.(SW) 1953 18/06/2015 15SW/PE/YD44 Development Practice – M.S.W.(SW) 1953 Urban and Rural 18/06/2015 15SW/PE/UR44 International Law – I M.A. International Studies (IS) 2002 18/06/2015 15IS/PC/IL24 International Law – II M.A. International Studies (IS) 2002 18/06/2015 15IS/PC/IL34 Writing for Media M.A. Public Relations (PR) 2006 18/06/2015 15PR/PC/WM44 Date of Programme with Code Date of Introduction Course with Code Introduction Event Management M.A. Public Relations (PR) 2006 18/06/2015 15PR/PE/EM15 Media Management M.A. Public Relations (PR) 2006 18/06/2015 15PR/PE/MM14 Creative Public Relations M.A. Public Relations (PR) 2006 18/06/2015 15PR/PE/CP14 Perspectives of Human Resource Management in M.A. Public Relations (PR) 2006 18/06/2015 Public Relations 15PR/PE/HM14 Digital Public Relations M.A. Public Relations (PR) 2006 18/06/2015 15PR/PE/DP15 Communication tools for M.A. Public Relations (PR) 2006 Public Relations 18/06/2015 15PR/PE/CT14 Industrial Waste M. Sc. Chemistry (CH) 2004 Management 16/06/2004 15CH/PE/IM14 Synthetic Organic M. Sc. Chemistry (CH) 2004 Chemistry and Natural 18/06/2015 Products 15CH/PC/SO34 Analytical Instrumentation M. Sc. Chemistry (CH) 2004 16/06/2004 15CH/PC/AI44 Analytical Instrumentation M. Sc. Chemistry (CH) 2004 18/06/2015 -Practical 15CH/PC/P542 Polymer Materials and M. Sc. Chemistry (CH) 2004 Applications 18/06/2015 15CH/PE/PM14 Nanochemistry M. Sc. Chemistry (CH) 2004 15/06/2011 15CH/ PE/NC14 Medicines and Health M. Sc. Chemistry (CH) 2004 Care 18/06/2015 15CH/PE/MH24 Food Chemistry and M. Sc. Chemistry (CH) 2004 Nutrition 18/06/2015 15CH/PE/FN34 Cell Biology and Genetics M. Sc. Bioinformatics (BI) 2002 15BI/PE/CG14 18/06/2015 Date of Programme with Code Date of Introduction Course with Code Introduction Research Methodology and Scientific M. Sc. Bioinformatics (BI) 2002 18/06/2015 Communication 15BI/PE/RM14 Cheminformatics M. Sc. Bioinformatics (BI) 2002 18/06/2015 15BI/PE/CI14 Data Mining M. Sc. Bioinformatics (BI) 2002 18/06/2015 15BI/PE/DM14 Immunoinformatics M. Sc. Bioinformatics (BI) 2002 18/06/2015 15BI/PE/IM14 Patenting and M. Sc. Biotechnology (BY) 2006 Entrepreneurship 18/06/2015 15BY/PE/PN14 Enzyme and Bioprocess M. Sc. Biotechnology (BY) 2006 Technology-Practical 18/06/2015 15BY/PC/P533 Immunology - Practical M. Sc. Biotechnology (BY) 2006 18/06/2015 15BY/PE/P633 M. Sc. Information Technology Web Designing 2001 18/06/2015 (IT) 15CS/PE/WD14 M. Sc. Information Technology Game Programming 2001 18/06/2015 (IT) 15CS/PE/GP14 Mobile Computing and M. Sc. Information Technology 2001 App Development 18/06/2015 (IT) 15CS/PE/MC14 Big Data Analytics using M. Sc. Information Technology 2001 R 18/06/2015 (IT) 15CS/PE/BD14 Business Venture M.Com. (CM) 2004 Management 18/06/2015 15CM/PE/BV14 Business Applications in M.Com. (CM) 2004 Computers 18/06/2015 15CM/PE/CB14 Medai Pechu (Oratory All Undergraduate Programmes 2008 Skills in Tamil) 16/06/2008 15TM/GE/MP23 Spoken Hindi All Undergraduate Programmes 2008 16/06/2008 15HN/GE/SH22 Hindi For Beginners All Undergraduate Programmes 2008 16/06/2008 15HN/GE/HB23 1.2 Academic Flexibility
1.2.1 New programmes/courses introduced during the Academic year
Programme/Course Date of introduction Programme B.A. Degree Programme in English & Communication skills June 25, 2018 Course Community Nutrition and Fortification of Foods 16VF/VM/CN56 June 16, 2018
Sensory Evaluation with Laboratory Work 16VF/VM/SE56 June 16, 2018
Entrepreneurial Initiatives 16VF/VM/EI56 June 16, 2018 Post-Harvest Technology 16VF/VM/PH56 June 16, 2018 Civic Awareness 16VF/US/CA52 June 16, 2018 Food Safety and Management 16VF/VM/FS66 June 16, 2018 Waste Management in Food Industry 16VF/VM/WM66 June 16, 2018 Emerging trends in Food Processing and Technology 16VF/VM/PT66 June 16, 2018 Novel Materials for Sustainability 16VS/VM/NM56 June 16, 2018 Software Tools for Energy Analysis 16VS/VM/ST56 June 16, 2018 Solar Power Plant Designing 16VS/VM/PD56 June 16, 2018 Green Building and Passive Architecture 16VS/VM/PA56 June 16, 2018 Entrepreneurial Initiatives 16VS/VM/EI66 June 16, 2018 Green Management-Urban and Rural Scenario 16VS/VM/GM66 June 16, 2018 Energy for Smart Cities 16VS/VM/SC66 June 16, 2018 1.3.1 Value-added courses imparting transferable and life skills offered during the year Number of S. No. Value added courses Date of introduction students enrolled 1 Mental Health October 15, 2018 128 2 Herbal Beauty Care May 8, 2008 15 3 3D Printing by IONIC3DP February 25, 2019 18 Spreadsheet Modelling & 4 December 17, 2018 32 Computerised Financial Accounting 5 Goods and Services Tax March 12, 2018 50 6 Tally April 12, 2018 41 Personal Enrichment Skills for 7 February 8, 2018 42 Career Excellence (IDEA) 8 Content Writing July 1, 2019 26 9 Social Connect July 17, 2018 25 10 Well Being August 1, 2019 7 11 Data Analytics using R July 27, 2018 61 Mathematics for Competitive 12 January 8, 2018 64 Exams Scientific Language Editing 13 October 7, 2017 21 Program Exploring Nanoscience Synthesis 14 and Characterization of July 25, 2014 29 Nanoparticles Rapid Assessment of Biodiversity – 15 January 18, 2019 26 Theory and Practice Financial Planning and Portfolio 16 November 28, 2013 31 Management 17 Capital Markets July 18, 2016 16 18 Insurance and Risk Management December 8, 2013 21 19 Digital Illustration July to August 2018 23 February to March 20 Digital Illustration 25 2019 Visual Narration Through 21 July to August 2018 18 Illustration 22 Tour Guide and Travel Consultancy June 1, 2016 26 23 Archaeology June 1, 2018 39 24 German November 1, 2018 40 25 Event Management November 1, 2017 74 26 Basic Counselling January 25, 2019 38 27 Human Rights November 26, 2018 39 28 3D Printing November 15, 2018 46 29 Python June 18, 2015 4 30 Introduction to Forensic Science June 18, 2015 2 Number of S. No. Value added courses Date of introduction students enrolled 31 Advertising and Salesmanship June 18, 2015 3
32 Training and Development June 18, 2015 1 Financial Institutions & Markets in 33 June 18, 2015 1 India 34 Literature and Science June 18, 2015 1 35 Indian Aesthetics and Philosophy June 18, 2015 1 Third World Development and 36 June 18, 2015 2 Challenges 37 Disaster Management June 18, 2015 3 38 Agriculture June 18, 2015 9 39 Forestry June 18, 2015 13 40 Drugs and Diseases June 18, 2015 7 41 Consumer Rights June 18, 2015 6 42 International Marketing June 18, 2015 4 43 Investment Planning June 18, 2015 3 44 Astrophysics June 18, 2015 12 Leadership, Training and 45 June 18, 2015 3 Development 46 Performance Appraisal June 18, 2015 6 47 Big Data Analytics June 18, 2015 1 48 Cloud Computing June 18, 2015 6 49 Novel of Courtship and Marriage June 18, 2015 7
50 Poetry of the Romantic Age June 18, 2015 11
51 China and Japan in the 20th Century June 18, 2015 9 52 History of the USA June 18, 2015 7 53 Corporate Social Responsibility June 18, 2015 2 Fashion Concepts, Manufacture and 54 June 18, 2015 4 Retail 55 History of Graphic Design June 18, 2015 3 56 Geophysics June 18, 2015 3 57 Fundamentals of Food Science June 18, 2015 4 58 Managerial Economics June 18, 2015 3 59 Introduction to Wildlife Biology June 18, 2015 4 1.3 Curriculum Enrichment 1.3.2 Field Projects / Internships under taken during the year No. of students enrolled Project/Programme Title for Field Projects / Internships B. A. History and Tourism 9 B. A. Sociology 14 B. A. Economics 20 B. A. English 121 B.V.A. 21 B. Sc. Mathematics 141 B. Sc. Physics 9 B. Sc. Chemistry 20 B. Sc. Plant Biology and Plant Biotechnology 14 B. Sc. Advanced Zoology and Biotechnology 16 B.Com. (General) 36 B.Com.(Corporate Secretaryship) 153 B.Com.(Accounting and Finance) 150 B.B.A. 53 B.C.A. 132 B.S.W. 23 B. Voc. Food Processing and Quality Control 124 B. Voc. Sustainable Energy Management 118 M.A. Economics 19 M.A. English 44 M. Sc. Mathematics 40 M.S.W. 38 M.A. International Studies 20 M.A. Public Relations 40 M. Sc. Chemistry 39 M. Sc. Bioinformatics 11 M. Sc. Biotechnology 21 M. Sc. Information Technology 26 M.Com. 40 2.1 Student Enrolment and Profile 2.1.1 Demand Ratio during the year Number of Number of seats Students Name of the Programme applications available Enrolled received B. A. History and Tourism 70 237 61 B. A. Sociology 70 348 64 B. A. Economics 70 507 70 B. A. English 70 1353 66 B.V.A. 70 277 66 B. Sc. Mathematics-Shift I 70 1232 65 B. Sc. Mathematics- Shift II 70 357 62 B. Sc. Physics 50 879 48 B. Sc. Chemistry 50 547 46 B. Sc. Plant Biology & Plant Biotechnology 50 319 35 B. Sc. Advanced Zoology & Biotechnology 50 737 44 B.Com. Shift I 80 2768 75 B.Com. Shift II 210 1469 210 B.Com.Corporate Secretaryship 154 905 152 B.Com. Accounting and Finance 77 907 76 B.B.A. 77 635 76 B.C.A. 110 750 107 B.S.W. 50 150 49 B.Voc.(Sustainable Energy Management) 50 57 36 B.Voc. (Food Processing and Quality Control) 50 102 43 B. Sc. Psychology 50 807 48 B. A. English and Communication Skills 70 168 60 M.A. Economics 25 60 20 M.A. English 40 358 35 M.A. History of Fine Arts 25 31 15 M. Sc. Mathematics 40 345 40 M.S.W. 40 129 38 M.A. International Studies 40 54 20 M.A. Public Relations 25 50 17 M. Sc. Chemistry 26 82 25 M. Sc. Bioinformatics 26 27 13 M. Sc. Biotechnology 26 58 21 M. Sc. Information Technology 26 43 21 M.Com. 40 170 40 M. Phil. Economics 10 5 2 M. Phil. English 10 43 9 M. Phil. Fine Arts 2 0 0 M. Phil. Mathematics 12 20 7 M. Phil. Social Work 10 5 1 2.3 – Teaching - Learning Process 2.3.1 – Percentage of teachers using ICT for effective teaching with Learning Management Systems (LMS), E-learning resources etc. (current year data) Number of Number of Number of ICT Number of E-resources teachers using ICT teachers on enabled smart and techniques (LMS, e- roll classrooms classrooms used Resources)
EBSCO (Journal Database) Questia ( Online library) N-List ( Consortium of UGC for College Libraries AEA journals 198 198 13 5 Sage online Journals CCTVs RFID Digital library Digital Repository (DSpace) Automation Software E-Card Reader 2.3 – Teaching - Learning Process 2.3.1 – Percentage of teachers using ICT for effective teaching with Learning Management Systems (LMS), E-learning resources etc. (current year data)
Number of Number of teachers Number of Number of ICT tools and resources teachers on using ICT (LMS, e- ICT enabled smart available roll Resources) classrooms classrooms
Email, LCD Projector, Internet Wi-Fi, CDROM/DVD, Library Automation Software, OPAC, Scanners, Photocopier, Printer, E-Card Reader, E-content & CBT software for question banks & evaluation; smart classroom; equipment for 198 198 soft skills laboratory, 13 5 Smartboard, Google Classroom, EDMODO, MOODLE, NPTEL, UDEMY Flipped Classrooms with Video Lectures: Using videos created by Faculty members and sourced from online platforms like YouTube, Khan’s Academy 2.4.2 Honours and recognitions received by teachers (received awards, recognition, fellowships at State, National, International level from Government, recognised Name of full time teachers receiving Year of Name of the award, fellowship, received awards from state level, Designation award from Government or recognized bodies national level, international level Best Teacher Award by Lions Club 2018 Dr. Sr. Rosy Joseph fmm Principal International Membership Award at the General Assembly 2018 Dr. Sr. Rosy Joseph fmm Principal Maynooth University Ireland by IFCU Invited Speaker at the Womens Leadership Forum for the Best Educational and 2018 Dr. Sr. Rosy Joseph fmm Principal Administrative Practices at Stella Maris College by UBCHEA and Ginling College at Nanjing Normal University Sr Hedwige Award for Best College and 2019 Dr. Sr. Rosy Joseph fmm Principal Administrator by Xavier Board of Higher Education in India Hargobind Khorana Best Young Scientist- Assistant Professor, 2018 Ms. S. Aishwarya Bioinformatics, Bose Science Society, TNSRO, Dept. of Bioinformatics Unit of DST Bharat Vidya Ratan Award by International Assistant Professor Business Council for Outstanding 2019 Dr.S.Sathya Bama Dept. of Botany Achievements and Remarkable Role in the field of Education at New Delhi International Women Awards - VIWA 2019 for Associate Professor, 2019 Dr. Mary N L Distinguished Woman in Science at the '4th Dept. of Chemistry Venus organised Venus International, Chennai Best Paper Award in the National Conference on Issues and Challenges in the New Assistant Professor, 2018 Ms. Sowmya Balaji Millennium on Evolving Economy, Accounting Dept. of Commerce & Business Management organized by Guru Nanak College (Autonomous) Assistant Professor, Best Women Faculty award, DK International Dept. of Computer Research Foundation, India Science Best Researcher Award, DK International Research Foundation, India Dr.A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Life Time 2018 Dr. I. Lakshmi Achievement, IRDP, India Best National Teacher award, Glacier journal research foundation, India Adarsh Vidya Saraswati Rashtriya Puraskar, India Women Research award, ISORD, India Name of full time teachers receiving Year of Name of the award, fellowship, received awards from state level, Designation award from Government or recognized bodies national level, international level Assistant Professor, Best Women Faculty award, DK International 2018 Ms. D.Renuka Devi Dept. of Computer Research Foundation, India Science Assistant Professor, Best Women Faculty award, DK International 2018 Ms. I.Diana Judith Dept. of Computer Research Foundation, India Science Assistant Professor, Best Women Faculty award, DK International 2018 Dr. Swetha Margaret T A Dept. of Computer Research Foundation, India Science Assistant Professor, Young Faculty Award In Science, Venus 2019 Dr. Swetha Margaret T A Dept. of Computer International Foundation, India Science Awarded for Outstanding Contribution in the Associate Professor, Field of Education by Heartfulness Institute, 2018 Dr. J. Regi Manimagala Dept. of Economics USA at the Conference titled, “A Resurgent India-Role of Education” Vidya Sagar Saraswat Samman from Assistant Professor, 2018 Dr. Srabani Vikramshila Hindi Vidyabeeth, Bhagalpur, Dept. of Hindi Bihar Received the Swami Vivekananda Smriti Assistant Professor, Sahitaya Puraskar from Governor of West 2018 Dr. Srabani Dept. of Hindi Bengal, Dr. Keshari Nath Tripathi, at Raj Bhavan Kolkata for Creative Writing in Hindi. Received Manumukt Manav Memorial Award Assistant Professor, from Manumukt Manav Trust, Narnaul, 2018 Dr. Srabani Dept. of Hindi Haryana for distinguished and appreciable contribution in the field of Hindi Language. Acharya Abhinav Gupt Sahitaya Sharada Samman of Rs.51000 from consulate General Assistant Professor, 2018 Dr. Srabani of India in Dubai Mr.Vipul and Hindi Kashmiri Dept. of Hindi sangam for contribution in the field of translation. Akhil Bharatiya Ambika Prasad Divya Smriti Prathista Puraskar from Akhil Bharatiya Assistant Professor, 2018 Dr. A. Fathima Ambika Prasad Divya Smriti Prathista Prasar Dept. of Hindi Samithi, Madhya Pradesh for her book on Vishwanath Prasad Tiwari. Outstanding Faculty Award by the Venus Assistant Professor, 2018 Dr. Cinthia Jude International Foundation affiliated to the Centre Dept. of History for Advanced Research and Design. Name of full time teachers receiving Year of Name of the award, fellowship, received awards from state level, Designation award from Government or recognized bodies national level, international level Associate Professor, Paeraasiriyar Ratna Award from Kaviarasar 2018 Dr.V. Jude Annie Cynthia Dept. of Mathematics Kalai Thamizh Sangam on 5 September 2018 Best Teacher Award on Teacher’s Day Associate Professor, 2018 Dr. K. H.Rajini Celebrations by Lions Club of Chennai Dept. of Physics Periamet- District 324-AI2018-2019 Distinguished Alumna Award, For committed service in the field of Higher Education for Associate Professor, 2019 Dr Sandra Joseph Women. Dept. of Social Work Providence College for Women, Coonoor, The Nilgiris Associate Professor, Award of Excellence for SMC DRIVE, Indian 2018 Dr Sandra Joseph Dept. of Social Work Development Foundation, Mumbai 05/10/2018 WOW 2018 Wisdom of Woman Award, For Assistant Professor, 2018 Ms. K. Vijayalakshmi Public Welfare And Educational Services by Dept. of Social Work Youth Environment Services Assistant Professor, 2019 Dr. S. A. Vidhya Ebirder of the Month by Bird Count India Dept. of Zoology Associate Professor, 2019 Dr. Nirmala Alex Best Social Worker by Tamizh Ilakiya Peravai Dept. of Social Work Associate Professor, Best Research Paper - Non- SCI indexed 2018 Dr. Shiny John Vairamon Dept. of Chemistry journal by Nature Science Foundation Associate Professor, Best Research Paper by Nature Science 2018 Dr. Shiny John Vairamon Dept. of Chemistry Foundation NSS programme Wonder Woman Award by Geo India 2018 Sr. Sahaya Theresa fmm coordinator Foundation Associate Professor, Leadership Programme - UBCHEA Fellowship 2018 Dr. Lakshmi Priya Dept. of Fine Arts in University of Melbourne, Australia
Leadership Programme - UBCHEA Fellowship Associate Professor, 2018 Dr. Lakshmi Priya in Harvard Graduate School of Education, Dept. of Fine Arts Harvard University, Massachusetts, USA Assistant Professor, Arts for good fellowship programme by 2018 Dr. Shrinidhi S. Dept. of Public Singapore International Foundation Relations UBCHEA Faculty Training Programme Assistant Professor, 2018 Ms. Swati S UBCHEA in Asian University for Women in Dept. of Economics Chittagong, Bangladesh 2.5 Evaluation Process and Reforms 2.5.1 Number of days from the date of semester-end/ year- end examination till the declaration of results during the year Last date of the Date of declaration Programme Semester/ last semester-end/ of results of Programme Name Code year year- end semester-end/ year- examination end examination
10 November 2018 05 December 2018 B. A. History and Tourism HS Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019
10 November 2018 05 December 2018 B. A. Sociology SC Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019
10 November 2018 05 December 2018 B. A. Economics EC Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019
10 November 2018 05 December 2018 B. A. English EL Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019
10 November 2018 05 December 2018 B.V.A. FA Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019
10 November 2018 05 December 2018 B. Sc. Mathematics MT Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019
10 November 2018 05 December 2018 B. Sc. Physics PH Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019
10 November 2018 05 December 2018 B. Sc. Chemistry CH Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019
B. Sc. Plant Biology and Plant 10 November 2018 05 December 2018 BT Semester Biotechnology 13 April 2019 30 April 2019
B. Sc. Advanced Zoology and 10 November 2018 05 December 2018 ZL Semester Biotechnology 13 April 2019 30 April 2019
10 November 2018 05 December 2018 B.Com. CM Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019
B.Com. Corporate 10 November 2018 05 December 2018 CM Semester Secretaryship 13 April 2019 30 April 2019 Last date of the Date of declaration Programme Semester/ last semester-end/ of results of Programme Name Code year year- end semester-end/ year- examination end examination
B.Com. Accounting and 10 November 2018 05 December 2018 CM Semester Finance 13 April 2019 30 April 2019
10 November 2018 05 December 2018 B.B.A. CM Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019
10 November 2018 05 December 2018 B.C.A. CS Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019
10 November 2018 05 December 2018 B.S.W. SW Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019
10 November 2018 05 December 2018 B. Sc. Psychology PY Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019
B.Voc. (Food Processing and 10 November 2018 05 December 2018 VF Semester Quality Control) 13 April 2019 30 April 2019
B.Voc.(Sustainable Energy 10 November 2018 05 December 2018 VS Semester Management) 13 April 2019 30 April 2019
B. A. English and 10 November 2018 05 December 2018 CE Semester Communication Skills 13 April 2019 30 April 2019
10 November 2018 05 December 2018 M.A. Economics EC Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019
10 November 2018 05 December 2018 M.A. English EL Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019 10 November 2018 05 December 2018 M.A. History of Fine Arts FA Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019 10 November 2018 05 December 2018 M. Sc. Mathematics MT Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019 10 November 2018 05 December 2018 M.S.W. SW Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019 10 November 2018 05 December 2018 M.A. International Studies IS Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019 Last date of the Date of declaration Programme Semester/ last semester-end/ of results of Programme Name Code year year- end semester-end/ year- examination end examination 10 November 2018 05 December 2018 M.A. Public Relations PR Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019 10 November 2018 05 December 2018 M. Sc. Chemistry CH Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019 10 November 2018 05 December 2018 M. Sc. Bioinformatics BI Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019 10 November 2018 05 December 2018 M. Sc. Biotechnology BY Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019
10 November 2018 05 December 2018 M. Sc. Information Technology IT Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019 10 November 2018 05 December 2018 M.Com. CM Semester 13 April 2019 30 April 2019 2.6.2 Pass percentage of students Number of Number of Programme students appeared students passed in Pass Programme name Code in the final year final Semester / Percentage examination year examination HS B. A. History and Tourism 66 50 75.36 SC B. A. Sociology 68 59 86.76 EC B. A. Economics 74 54 72.97 EL B. A. English 77 72 93.51 FA B.V.A. 61 47 77.05 MT B. Sc. Mathematics-Shift I 69 64 92.75 PH B. Sc. Physics 54 52 96.30 CH B. Sc. Chemistry 49 48 97.96 B. Sc. Plant Biology & Plant BT 47 45 95.74 Biotechnology B. Sc. Advanced Zoology & ZL 41 41 100.00 Biotechnology CM B.Com.(Commerce)-Shift I 72 61 84.72 CM B.Com.(Commerce)-Shift II 228 213 93.42 B.Com. Corporate CM 151 129 85.42 Secretaryship B.Com. Accounting and CM 72 68 94.44 Finance CM B.B.A. 74 66 89.19 MT B. Sc. Mathematics- Shift II 72 58 80.56 CS B.C.A. 106 96 90.56 SW B.S.W. 50 46 92.00 PY B. Sc. Psychology 51 43 84.31 B.Voc. (Food Processing and VF 46 45 97.83 Quality Control) B.Voc.(Sustainable Energy VS 41 37 90.24 Management) EC M.A. Economics 17 12 70.59 EL M.A. English 44 43 97.73 FA M.A. History of Fine Arts 19 14 73.68 MT M. Sc. Mathematics 40 34 85.00 SW M.S.W. 30 30 100.00 IS M.A. International Studies 33 33 100.00 PR M.A. Public Relations 21 20 95.24 CH M. Sc. Chemistry 27 25 92.59 BI M. Sc. Bioinformatics 17 17 100.00 BY M. Sc. Biotechnology 25 24 96.00 IT M. Sc. Information Technology 26 25 96.15 CM M.Com. 40 38 95.00 3.1 – Promotion of Research and Facilities 3.1.1 – The institution provides seed money to its teachers for research Year of Name of the teacher The amount of Duration of receiving getting seed money seed money the grant grant Dr. Mary George 10000 2019 Two years Dr. Mary George 7500 2019 One year Dr. Mary George 20000 2019 Two years Dr. Mary George 25000 2019 Two years Dr. Anbumalarmathi 7500 2019 One year Dr. Anbumalarmathi 7500 2019 One year Dr. Anbumalarmathi 7500 2019 One year Dr. Aruna Sharmili 7500 2019 One year Dr. Aruna Sharmili 7500 2019 One year Dr. Jayashree 7500 2019 One year Dr. Veena Gayathri 30000 2019 Two years Dr. Avila Josephine 10000 2019 Two years Dr. Mary Teresita 10000 2019 Two years 3.1.2 Teachers awarded National/International fellowship for advanced studies/ research during the year Name of the teacher Name of the Type awarded the Date of Award Awarding Agency Award fellowship UBCHEA October 01- University of Melbourne, International Dr. Lakshmi Priya Fellowship December 01, 2018 Australia Harvard Graduate School UBCHEA of Education, Harvard International Dr. Lakshmi Priya 9 - 27 July 2018 Fellowship University, Massachusetts, USA Arts for good Singapore International International Dr. Shrinidhi S. fellowship November 20, 2018 Foundation programme Arts for good Singapore International International Dr. Shrinidhi S. fellowship February 2, 2019 Foundation programme UBCHEA Asian University for Faculty 22nd February- 1st International Ms. Swati Seshadri Women in Chittagong, Training March, 2019 Bangladesh Program Invited Speaker Invited Speaker to the to the World World Chemistry International Dr. Mary N L Chemistry 09 -11 July 2018 Conference and Conference and Exhibition 2018 (WCCE- Exhibition 2018), Valencia, Spain Resource person to Ministry of Civil Aviation conduct 18 February - 22 for the Air Traffic National Dr. Sujitha English February 2019 Controller Officers at Language Hyderabad Training and Testing 3.2 Resource Mobilization for Research 3.2.1 Research funds sanctioned and received from various agencies, industry and other organisations Name of the funding Total grant Amount received Nature of the Project Duration Agency sanctioned during the year DST FIST 5 years DST 1,00,00,000 11,18,180 Major projects 2 years DBT 8,00,000 6, 00, 000 Minor Projects 2 years UGC 1,80, 000 0 Minor Projects 2 years UGC 4,70,000 84,000 Minor Projects 2 years UGC 2,30,000 52,000 Malcolm Elizabeth and Minor Projects 1 year 1,00,000 20,000 Adisesiah Trust Students Research Projects Minor Projects 3 Months TNSCST 7, 500 7,500 Minor Projects 3 Months TNSCST 7, 500 7,500 Minor Projects 3 Months TNSCST 7, 500 7,500 International Projects 1 year UBCHEA US $8660 US $8660 International Projects 1 year UBCHEA US$5,800 US$5,800 International Projects 1 year UBCHEA US$4,800 US$4,800 International Projects 1 year UBCHEA US$10,000 US$10,000 Any other(Specify) Department of Social Govt. Sponsored Project 1 year Defense Tamil Nadu 13,50,000 1,35,000 Central Government - 1 year HRD Ministry, New Delhi HRD Sponsored Project 50000 50000 3.3 Innovation Ecosystem 3.3.1 Workshops/Seminars Conducted on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and Industry- Title of Workshop/Seminar Name of the Dept. Date(s) Workshop on Intellectual Property Rights and IQAC August 29, 2018 Innovation Workshop on Use of Millets in Food Products in B.Voc. FPQC July 6 & 7, 2018 collaboration with Moon Foods Workshop on Waste Management in collaboration September 15 & 16, B.Voc. SEM with Hand in Hand Inclusive Development & Services 2018 Workshop on Energy Audit in collaboration with NIN March 14,15 &19, B.Voc. SEM Energy India Pvt. Ltd. 2019 Workshop on conversion of Organic Waste to September 6 & 7, B.Voc. SEM Fertilizer in collaboration with Radicle Eco solution 2018 Workshops on Pre-History in collaboration with the Sharma Centre for Heritage Education, Sholinganallur, History November 9, 2018 Chennai Workshop on the Indus Valley Civilization in collaboration with the Sharma Centre for Heritage History December 9, 2018 Education, Sholinganallur, Chennai Workshop on Archaeology in collaboration with the Sharma Centre for Heritage Education, Sholinganallur, History August 25, 2018 Chennai HR Connect- Campus to Corporate in collaboration Commerce Septemebr 18, 2018 with HR Sangam & Verizon Data Services CSR – Road to Sustainable Development in collaboration with Barclays Global Services Co. Ltd & Commerce April 2, 2019 AT financial services International Conference on „Innovation & February 13 - 15, Transformation – The Leading Edge in Global Commerce 2019 Business‟ in collaboration with ISDC & ACCA
Workshop on “Maximal usage of foldscope to explore January 2, 8 & 21, Biotechnology the miniatures in the world” Sponsored by DBT 2019 February 12,2019 International Conference on “ Global Armed Conflicts and Peace Processes” in collaboration with the International Studies July 09-10, 2018 national institute of advanced studies and the Konrad adenauer stiftung National Conference on Community-Based care for older persons in collaboration with Help age India, Social Work July 11, 2018 Tamil Nadu and SMCDRIVE, Supported by UBCHEA Title of Workshop/Seminar Name of the Dept. Date(s) National Seminar on Looking Beyond Confluence of September 25-26, Fine Arts Art & Design 2018 One Day International Conference : Towards a Jointly hosted by SMC sustainable leadership development in a polarizing & Trinity Western November 22, 2018 world: New Directions Jointly hosted by SMC & University, Canada Trinity Western University, Canada State level conference on Status of Female Workers in Social Work November 30, 2018 Informal Sector International conference in collaboration with Hindi Kashmiri Sangam, Kashmir December 05-06, Hindi Topic: The contribution of Non Hindi speaking people 2018 to Hindi Language and Literature International seminar on Health Interventions & Social Social Work December 11, 2018 Work Day State Level Conference on “ The Entrepreneurial Recipe for Business Success” in collaboration with Commerce December 13, 2018 FICCI FLO and TiE Chennai International Seminar on Towards A Sustainable Environment: Sociological Configuration of Sociology February 7, 2019 Environmental Two-day national level conference February 5 & 6, on Energy-Smart Food for Humanity B.Voc. – FPQC 2019 Economics, English, Fine Arts, International International Conference on Peace Building and January 30 & 31, Studies, Public Conflict Transformation 2019 Relations, and Social Work International workshop on „Digital Marketing & Social Commerce September 28, 2018 Media‟ International workshop on “NGS Data Analysis” Bioinformatics September 11, 2018 National workshop on “Typography and Design” Fine Arts August 29-31, 2018 International Workshop on Construct or Deconstruct Fine Arts November 26, 2018 International conference cum workshop on Arts for Public Relations February 22, 2019 Good Forum and Panel Discussion 3.3.2 – Awards for Innovation won by Institution/Teachers/Research scholars/Students during the year Awarding Date of Title of the innovation Name of Awardee Category Agency award Award for maximum users of online resource, NPTEL Stella Maris College NPTEL 2018 Institution programme (ranked among the (Autonomous) Top Ten Colleges) Indian Stella Maris College The Best Supporting Institution Development 2018 Institution (Autonomous) Foundation Exemplary Work in India's social SRM Vijayambigai T 2019 Student development University Indian Award of Excellence: the IDF SLP Tryphena Persis Development 2018 Student Mentor Award Foundation Indian Award of Excellence: the IDF SLP Jerishta Jane Development 2018 Student Mentor Award Foundation Indian Award of Excellence: the IDF SLP Deborah Lakshna Development 2018 Student Mentor Award Roopavathy K Foundation Indian Award of Excellence: the IDF SLP Monisha Development 2018 Student Mentor Award Foundation second in the World Ranking in Performance Management and Shivani ACCA 2018 Student third in Financial Reporting 3.3.3 No. of Incubation centre created, start-ups incubated on campus during the year Incubation Centre Name Sponsored by Centre for Business Skill In collaboration with Mr. Baskar Ramani, Stock Trading Enrichment Independent Stock Broker
Date of Student Name Name of the Startup Nature of Startup Commencement Neelam Palrecha Jain Peri Fery Social Entrepreneurship 2018-2019 Shivadhanya The Perfect Story Event Management 2018-2019 Sandra Angeline Maria Fashion Factory Clothing 2018-2019 Prathikshitha Rich Trends Men's Clothing 2018-2019 Introduction of Innovative Sneha Murali Sri Krishna Sweets 2018-2019 Packaging Hotel Industry- Joined as Swetha Ravi Nandhana Group of Hotels 2018-2019 Exeutive Director Deepthi Virginiya Handmade Magic Art Work and Decors 2018-2019 Aishwarya Thirst & Quench Food Industry 2018-2019 Varsha Juice Blends Beverages 2018-2019 Joined as Executive Director- Harsha Madhavan Tractor Business 2018-2019 JCB Tractors Rithika Spices Family Busines Takenover 2018-2019 Pavithra M Exports Woolen Clothing 2018-2019 Divya Cup Cakes Food item 2018-2019 Nancy Nancy Decors Event Management 2018-2019 Vishmitha- Centre for Post Ruvetha Natal and infant Social Entrepreneurship 2018-2019 development Support Shylaja Pet Parlour Family Busines Takeover 2018-2019 Rashmi Infanta The English Fashion Clothing 2018-2019 Anusha Anusha Textiles Clothing 2018-2019 Ruvetha Grandmade Homemade Pickles 2018-2019 Aishwarya Shopline India Textiles 2018-2019 Aishwarya Crystaline India Precious Stones & Jewellery 2018-2019 Namratha Purohit Sarang Clothing 2018-2019 Joined as Executive Director- Shruti Shekar Emporium 2018-2019 Shekar Emporium 3.4.2 – Research Publications in the Journals notified on UGC website during the year Average Impact Type Department No. of Publication Factor (if any) Chemistry 12 2 English 2 6.2 Physics 3 2.2 Zoology 2 International BCA 9 Public Relations 1 5.75 Psychology 3 History 3 3.992 Chemistry 2 4.85 English 2 6.2 Zoology 3 National Bioinformatics 3 Psychology 2 History 3 Hindi 2 52 3.4.3 – Books and Chapters in edited Volumes / Books published, and papers in National/International Conference Proceedings per Teacher during the year
Department No. of Publication Bioinformatics 1 Computer Science 1 Economics 6 Fine Arts 2 Hindi 5 History 5 Mathematics 2 Sociology 4 English 1 Physics 1 Zoology 1 Biotechnology 4 Commerce 9 Tamil 5 Public Relations 6 Social Work 1 TOTAL 54 3.4.4 Patents published/awarded during the year Patent Details Patent status Patent Date of Award Published/ Number Filed Title- Process For Fabricating A Solid State P-N Hetero Junction. US Filed June 2018 PATENT Dr. Revathy Rajagopal et al
3.4.5 Bibliometrics of the publications during the last Academic year based on average citation index in Scopus/ Web of Science or Pub Med/ Indian Citation Index
Institutional Number of Name of the Year of Citation affiliation as citations S. No. Title of the Paper Title of the Journal Author Publication Index mentioned in the excluding self- publication citations Synthesis and characterisation of International Journal silver nanoparticles using seed Stella Maris College Advanced Research in Impact extract of Trichosanthes Kruthika, A. J. S.; Date of issue: (Autonomous), 1 Science and Engineering factor: Cucumerina (Snake Gourd) and its Dr. Vairamon, S. J. 19 April 2018 Chennai, Tamil Nadu, 2018, 7(4), 195-205.ISSN 2.83 antibacterial and photocatalytic India. NO :2319-8354. activity. International Journal for Synthesis and characterisation of Research in Applied Science Stella Maris College Impact silver nanoparticles incorporated Joseph, S.; and Engineering Date of issue: (Automomous), 2 factor: nanohydroxyapatite from Dr. Vairamon, S. J. Technology. 2018, 6(4), 24 April 2018 Chennai, Tamil Nadu, 6.887 biomaterials and its application. 2017-2027.ISSN NO : 2321- India. 9653 Stella Maris College Photocatalytic degradation of (Automomous), 3 organic pollutant using Copper Dr. Mary George IJRASET ISSN: 2321-9653 2018 Chennai, Tamil Nadu, substituted calcium ferrite India. Photo-Fenton Activity of Journal of Nanoscience and Stella Maris College Magnesium Substituted Cerium Nanotechnology (J. Nanosci. (Automomous), 4 Ferrite Perovskites for Degradation Dr. Mary George Nanotechnol.) ISSN NO: 2018 Chennai, Tamil Nadu, of Methylene Blue via Sol–Gel 1533-4880 EISSN: 1533- India. Method 4899 (Online) Structural, Magnetic, Electrical and Journal of Nanoscience and Photo-Fenton Properties of Copper Stella Maris College Nanotechnology(J. Nanosci. Substituted Strontium M- (Automomous), 5 Dr. Mary George Nanotechnol.)ISSN NO: 2019 Hexagonal Ferrite Nanomaterials Chennai, Tamil Nadu, 1533-4880EISSN: 1533- via Chemical Coprecipitation India. 4899 (Online) Approach Institutional Number of Name of the Year of Citation affiliation as citations S. No. Title of the Paper Title of the Journal Author Publication Index mentioned in the excluding self- publication citations Stella Maris College Effect of structural, electrical and Solid State Sciences ISSN: (Automomous), 6 magneto-optical properties of Dr. Mary George 2019 1293-2558 Chennai, Tamil Nadu, CeMnxFe1-xO3-d India. Synthesis, Optical, Morphological and Magnetic Properties of Asian Journal of Chemistry Stella Maris College Hematite Nanorods in Deep ISSN: 0975-427X (Automomous), 7 Dr. Mary George 2019 Eutectic Solvent with its (Online)ISSN: 0970-7077 Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Antibacterial and Photocatalytic (Print) India. Applications Enhanced magnetic and catalytic Stella Maris College properties of copper substituted J. Indian Chem. Soc (Automomous), 8 barium M-hexagonal ferrites Dr. Mary George 2019 ISSN:0019-4522 Chennai, Tamil Nadu, synthesized from chemical co- India. precipitation method Mechanical, dielectric, and thermal V. Anoop S. Stella Maris College properties of Journal of Applied Polymer Subramani S. N. (Automomous), 9 polydimethylsiloxane/polysilsesqui Science ISSN No:0021-8995 2018 Jaisankar C. Sohini Chennai, Tamil Nadu, oxane nanocomposite for sealant (print) 1097-4628 (web) Dr. N. L. Mary India. application Enhanced mechanical, thermal and V. Anoop S. Stella Maris College adhesion properties of Journal of Adhesion ISSN Subramani S. N. (Automomous), 10 polysilsesquioxane spheres No:0021-8464Online ISSN: 2019 Jaisankar C. Sohini Chennai, Tamil Nadu, reinforced epoxy nanocomposite 1545-5823 Dr. N. L. Mary India. adhesives Application of green synthesized Stella Maris College nanocrystalline CuI in the removal Dr. Revathy SN Applied Sciences ISSN (Automomous), 11 Jun-19 15 of aqueous Mn(VII) and Cr(VI) Rajagopal :2523-3971 Chennai, Tamil Nadu, ions India. Institutional Number of Name of the Year of Citation affiliation as citations S. No. Title of the Paper Title of the Journal Author Publication Index mentioned in the excluding self- publication citations Integrated Approach On Stella Maris College Degaradtion Of Azo Dyes Using Dr. Revathy BioRxiv Preprint server for (Automomous), 12 Laccase Enzyme And Nanoparticle Jun-19 Rajagopal Biology Chennai, Tamil Nadu, With Its Interaction By In Silco India. Analysis Stella Maris College Organic ligand capping of CuI for Journal of Materials Dr. Revathy (Automomous), 13 enhanced electrical and ionic Research and Technology May 2019 26 Rajagopal Chennai, Tamil Nadu, conductivity ISSN :22387854 India. Stella Maris College Selenate precursor for synthesis of Journal of Alloys and Dr. Revathy (Automomous), 14 CZTSSe: Performance as thinfilm Compounds March 2019 145 Rajagopal Chennai, Tamil Nadu, solar cell ISSN:09258388 India. “Negotiating the tropes of travel Stella Maris College writing: WilliamDalrymple’s From Studies in Travel Writing 2018(Vol 22, (Automomous), 15 Ms. Ajie George H Index-8 the Holy Mountain as a counter- ISSN:13645145 Issue 4) Chennai, Tamil Nadu, narrative” India. Comprehensive Advanced Stella Maris College “Culinary Delights and Dumpling Ms. D. Nazneen Specific Summarized 2018(Vol. 1, (Automomous), 16 Transformations in the Picture Marhsall Studies ISSN Number: 2581- Issue 1) Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Book Tsomo and the Momo” 6403. India. 2 Investigation on the Magnetically Journal of Nanoscience and Stella Maris College Separable Zn Substituted CoFe O Dr.Belina Xavier, Nanotechnology ISSN: 1533- (Automomous), 17 2 4 2018 Nanoparticles with Enhanced Photo- Dept. Of Physics 4880 (Print); EISSN: 1533- Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Fenton Degradation. 4899 (Online) India.
Nanocrystalline ferrite (MFe2O4, 2 Stella Maris College M=Ni, Cu, Mn and Sr) Dr.Belina Xavier, Optik (Automomous), 18 photocatalysts synthesized by 2018 Dept. Of Physics ISSN:0030-4026 Chennai, Tamil Nadu, homogeneous Co-precipitation India. technique Institutional Number of Name of the Year of Citation affiliation as citations S. No. Title of the Paper Title of the Journal Author Publication Index mentioned in the excluding self- publication citations
Investigation on zinc substituted Stella Maris College 1 highly porous improved catalytic Dr.Belina Xavier, Materials Research Bulletin (Automomous), 19 2018 activity of NiFe2O4 nanocrystal by Dept. Of Physics ISSN: 0025-5408 Chennai, Tamil Nadu, co-precipitation method India. Understanding Indian Women’s Religion and Society Journal Christian Institute for Voices in the Growth of the Ms. Maria 20 Vol 63 No 4, 49-58 2018 the Study of Religion Modern Catholic Church: A Aishwarya.B ISSN.0034-3951 and Society,2018 Sociological Perspective The Paradigm of Urban Urban Sociology Book, Homelessness among Women: The Ms. Maria ISBN 978-93-883-16-21-7 21 2019 Invisible Face of Non- Aishwarya.B published by APH Egalitarianism Publishers, New Delhi,2019
Book PublicationISBN978- Dr. Jayasheela 22 Women in All India Services 93-88879-18-7 published by George New Delhi Publishers, 2019
Book PublicationISBN978- Social Solidarity in the context of 620-0-08637-2 published by 23 Dr.J.Maria Sasitha Religious Diversity LAMBERT Academic Publishing Host plant biochemistry and composition of Embiid Hexapoda Stella Maris College 24 haemolymph (Oligotoma Dr. Rita Jayaraj 2018 1.84 ISSN :0973-8592 (Autonomous) saundersii Westwood), Embiidina - Insecta Dietary supplementation of Chlorella vulgaris significantly Dr. Amritha N, K. Indian Veterinary Journal 25 improved Fertility and Hatchability Revathi and M. 2018 ISSN:0019-6479 of Japanese Quails (Coturnix Babu coturnix japonica) Institutional Number of Name of the Year of Citation affiliation as citations S. No. Title of the Paper Title of the Journal Author Publication Index mentioned in the excluding self- publication citations A highly significant increase in Hen Day Egg Production (HDEP) on Dr. Amritha N, K. dietary supplementation of green Indian Veterinary Journal 26 Revathi and M. 2018 microalgae (Chlorella vulgaris) in ISSN:0019-6479 Babu Japanese Quails (Coturnix coturnix japonica) Stella Maris College Effect of Arachis hypogaea as a Journal of Emerging (Autonomous) water additive on Activated Mythily K and Dr. Technologies and Innovative 27 2019 Neutrophil (Number of NBT +ve Amritha N Research (JETIR) Cells) in Cyprinus carpio ISSN: 2349-5162 Quantitative Analysis of Enzyme International Journal of Stella Maris College Parameters in Cyprinus carpio due Science and Research (Autonomous) Mythily K and Dr. 28 to the Effect of Peanut (Arachis (IJSR)PRINT 2019 7.4 Amritha N hypogea) Extracts as a Feed ISSN NO 2277 – 8179ISSN: Additive 2319-7064 International Journal of Stella Maris College Application of Computational Computer Science and (Autonomous) 29 Nanotechnology in Building Dr.I.Lakshmi 2019 0.11 Engineering Materials ISSN: 2348 – 8387 A operation model for Banking Stella Maris College JARDCS 30 Operations on the Cloud Dr.I.Lakshmi 2018 0.11 (Autonomous) ISSN: 1943-023X Computing Department of Indexed in Biotechnology, Stella SCOPUS/ In vitro propagation of Coccinia Indian Journal of Maris College Dr. J. Elsevier, 31 indica (L.) Voigt. from internodal Agricultural Research 2019 (Autonomous), Anbumalarmathi NAAS segments. ISSN:03678245, 0976058X Chennai, 600086 RATING- 4.86 Institutional Number of Name of the Year of Citation affiliation as citations S. No. Title of the Paper Title of the Journal Author Publication Index mentioned in the excluding self- publication citations Department of Phytochemical Analysis, SCIENCE Biotechnology, Stella Antimicrobial and Antioxidant Dr. J. Advances in Research DOMAIN 32 2018 Maris College Activity of Clitoria ternatea Blue Anbumalarmathi ISSN:2348-0394 internatio (Autonomous), and White Flowered Leaves nal Chennai, 600086 Department of Indexed in Biotechnology, Stella SCOPUS/ In vitro propagation of Coccinia Indian Journal of Maris College Dr. J. Elsevier, 33 indica (L.) Voigt. from internodal Agricultural Research 2019 (Autonomous), Anbumalarmathi NAAS segments. ISSN:03678245, 0976058X Chennai, 600086 RATING- 4.86 Department of Phytochemical Analysis, SCIENCE Biotechnology, Stella Antimicrobial and Antioxidant Dr. J. Advances in Research DOMAIN 34 2018 Maris College Activity of Clitoria ternatea Blue Anbumalarmathi ISSN:2348-0394 internatio (Autonomous), and White Flowered Leaves nal Chennai, 600086 Department of Alkaliphilic Bacterial Consortium Clinical Biotechnology and Biotechnology, Stella Used in the Removal of Mixed Dr. K.Veena Microbiology 35 2018 Maris College Reactive Dyes for the Treatment of gayathri ISSN: 2575-4750ISSN: (Autonomous), Textile Effluent 2575-47 Chennai, 600086 Asst Professor, Dept. of An Emancipatory Space: The IUP Journalof English English, Stella Maris Environment in Louise Erdrich’s Studies, Vol. XIII, No. 2, 36 Dr. C.L. Shilaja Jun-18 College, Chennai – Tracks and Sivakami’s The Taming 2018, pg. 63-71, 6000086, Tamil Nadu, of the Women ISSN 0973-3728 India Narrations of the Oppressed Self: A Literary Endeavour, Vol. X, Dept. of English, Stella 37 Space for Silent Voices in Bama’s Dr. C.L. Shilaja Special Issue: 2, Online Jan-19 Maris College, Chennai Sangati ISSN – 0976-299X Dr.Srabani BHASHA NOV-DEC 38 Bhasha Ki Samasaya Aur Gandhiji Bhattacharyya ISBN-978-93-87889-89-7 2018 Institutional Number of Name of the Year of Citation affiliation as citations S. No. Title of the Paper Title of the Journal Author Publication Index mentioned in the excluding self- publication citations
BHASHA NOV-DEC 39 Mahatma Gandhi Ka Satyagraha Dr. A. Fathima ISBN-978-93-87889-89-7 2018
BOOK Hindi Bhasha –Dakshin Bharat Dr.Srabani ISBN-978-93-87889-89-7 40 2018 Mein Hindi Bhattacharyya VANI PRAKASHAN , NEW DELHI
BOOK Vishwanath Prasad Tiwari Ki ISBN-978-93-88260-35-0 41 Dr. A. Fathima 2018 Aalochanatmak Drishti AMAN PUBLICATION, KANPUR
BOOK Dr. Srabani ISBN-978-93-89-220-09-4 42 Saral Hindi Vyakaran(Edited) Bhattacharyya and 2019 AMAN PUBLICATION, Dr. A.Fathima KANPUR.
BOOK Dr. Srabani ISBN-978-93-89-220-08-7 43 Ankur (Edited) Bhattacharyya and 2019 AMAN PUBLICATION, Dr. A.Fathima KANPUR.
BOOK Dr. Srabani ISBN-978-93-89-220-06-3 44 Kavita Evam Prayojanmulak Hindi Bhattacharyya and 2019 AMAN PUBLICATION, Dr. A.Fathima KANPUR Institutional Number of Name of the Year of Citation affiliation as citations S. No. Title of the Paper Title of the Journal Author Publication Index mentioned in the excluding self- publication citations
International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics Dr. Felbin C. Role of Octagonal fuzzy numbers in Volume 120 No. 7 2018, 89- Stella Maris College 45 Kennedy and 2018 time- cost trade- off problem 97.ISSN:1311-8080(Printed (Autonomous) Amalore Arumica Version) ISSN: 1314-3395 (Online Version)
International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics Dr. Felbin C. Volume 120, No. 7 2018, Stella Maris College 46 Markov Fuzzy Martingales Kennedy and 2018 305-313ISSN:1311- (Autonomous) K.Meenakshi 8080(Printed Version) ISSN: 1314-3395 (Online Version)
Recent Trends in Parallel Problem of Pricing American Fuzzy Dr. Felbin C. Computing Volume 6, Issue Stella Maris College 47 Put Option Buyer’s Model for Kennedy and 2019 1 , 2019, 27–37ISSN: 2393- (Autonomous) general Trapezoidal Fuzzy Numbers K.Meenakshi 8749 International Journal of Pure and Applied Dr. Felbin C. Mathematics,Volume 120, A study of measure on Soft Real Stella Maris College 48 Kennedy and Arul No. 7 2018, 295- 2018 Sets (Autonomous) Roselet Meryline .S 303ISSN:1311-8080(Printed Version) ISSN: 1314-3395 (Online Version) Representation of Knowledge Recent Trends in Parallel Dr. Felbin C. involving Soft Fuzzy Numbers and Computing, Volume 6, Stella Maris College 49 Kennedy and Arul 2019 its Application in Decision Making Issue 1, 38-47ISSN: 2393- (Autonomous) Roselet Meryline .S problems 8749 Institutional Number of Name of the Year of Citation affiliation as citations S. No. Title of the Paper Title of the Journal Author Publication Index mentioned in the excluding self- publication citations
Octagonal Fuzzy Choquet Integral Dr. Felbin C. Scientiae Mathematicae Stella Maris College 50 Operator for Multi-Attribute Kennedy and Dr. Japonicae, 81(3), pp 205- 2018 (Autonomous) Decision Making Dhanalakshmi V 218Online ISSN 1346-0447
International Journal of Pure Dr. V. and Applied Mathematics Octagonal fuzzy Bonferrani mean Dhanalakshmi and (IJPAM) 120 Volume 7 Stella Maris College 51 operator and its application to 2018 Dr. Felbin C. pages 135 – 143ISSN:1311- (Autonomous) decision making Kennedy 8080(Printed Version) ISSN: 1314-3395 (Online Version)
Dr. S. Teresa International Journal of Vertex Equitable labeling of certain Arockiamary and J. Stella Maris College 52 Mathematical Archive, Vol. 2018 graphs Maria Angelin (Autonomous) 9(3) EISSN: 2229-5046 Visithra Malaya Journal of Dr. S. Teresa Matematik, Vol. S(1), 280- k-prime labeling of Honeycomb Stella Maris College 53 Arockiamary and 283ISSN (Print) : 2319 - 2019 networks (Autonomous) G. Vijayalakshmi 3786ISSN (Online) : 2321 - 5666 Rini Angeline International Journal of d-Lucky Labeling of Honeycomb Sahayamary and Computer Sciences and Stella Maris College 54 2019 Network Dr. Teresa Engineering, Vol. 7(5)E- (Autonomous) Arockiamary S ISSN: 2347-2693 Institutional Number of Name of the Year of Citation affiliation as citations S. No. Title of the Paper Title of the Journal Author Publication Index mentioned in the excluding self- publication citations
International Journal of Joice Punitha, M. Pure and Applied Strongly Multiplicative Labeling in V. Annamma and Mathematics, Volume 118 Stella Maris College 55 2018 Spider Web Network Ms. A. Josephine No. 23, 323-332 ISSN:1311- (Autonomous) Lissie 8080(Printed Version) ISSN: 1314-3395 (Online Version)
International Journal of Dr. A. S. Shanthi Computer Sciences and Stella Maris College 56 Liar's domination in Sun graphs and Diana Grace Engineering, Vol. 7 (5), 2019 (Autonomous) Thomas (2019), 106-108 E-ISSN: 2347-2693 Journal of Computer and Mathematical Sciences, Dr. A. S. Shanthi Vol.9(12), (2018), 2107- Stella Maris College 57 Excessive Index of Certain Graphs and S. 2018 2116 ISSN 0976-5727 (Autonomous) Madhuvanthi (Print) ISSN 2319-8133 (Online)
Scientiae Mathematicae Dr. Sr. Rosy Joseph Structure Study of Symmetric Japanicae, 2018, Vol: no: Stella Maris College 58 and Dr. 2018 Fuzzy Nos 31, Issue no:19Online ISSN (Autonomous) Dhanalakshmi V 1346-0447
International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, A Study of Sub-Distributive 2018, Vol:no: 120, Issue Stella Maris College 59 Dr. Sr. Rosy Joseph 2018 Semirings no:7ISSN:1311- (Autonomous) 8080(Printed Version) ISSN: 1314-3395 (Online Version) Institutional Number of Name of the Year of Citation affiliation as citations S. No. Title of the Paper Title of the Journal Author Publication Index mentioned in the excluding self- publication citations Mathematical Sciences Dr. V. Jude Annie International Research On the Extension of a t – Tough Set Stella Maris College 60 Cynthia and Swathi Journal, Vol. 7 (2) ISSN 2018 of a Graph (Autonomous) N R 0976-5727 (Print) ISSN 2319-8133 (Online) Mathematical Sciences Dr. V. Jude Annie International Research Signed and Signed Product Stella Maris College 61 Cynthia and E. Journal, Vol. 7 (2)ISSN 2018 Cordiality of Grid Graphs (Autonomous) Padmavathy 0976-5727 (Print) ISSN 2319-8133 (Online)
International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, Dr. V. Jude Annie Signed Product Cordiality of Vol. 118 (23), 353- Stella Maris College 62 Cynthia and E. 2018 Circulant Network 361ISSN:1311-8080(Printed (Autonomous) Padmavathy Version) ISSN: 1314-3395 (Online Version)
International Journal of Dr. V. Jude Annie Domination Parameters of Split Recent Scientific Research, Stella Maris College 63 Cynthia and 2018 Graphs Vol 9 (9), 28799- (Autonomous) Kannammal S. P 28803ISSN:0976-3031
Journal of Computer and Dr. V. Jude Annie Mathematical Sciences, Vol. Stella Maris College 64 Star Coloring of Circulant Graph Cynthia and S. 9 (8), 962 – 968 ISSN 0976 - 2018 (Autonomous) Sindhuja 5727 (print) ISSN 2319 - 8133 (online) Institutional Number of Name of the Year of Citation affiliation as citations S. No. Title of the Paper Title of the Journal Author Publication Index mentioned in the excluding self- publication citations
International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, Dr. V. Jude Annie Certain Magic Labeling of Vol. 120 (7), 255 – Stella Maris College 65 Cynthia and P. 2018 Circulant Graph 263ISSN:1311-8080(Printed (Autonomous) R.Sravya Version) ISSN: 1314-3395 (Online Version)
International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, Dr. V. Jude Annie Inverse Closed Domination Number Vol. 120 (8), 21 – Stella Maris College 66 Cynthia and A. 2018 of Cyclic Split Graph 29ISSN:1311-8080(Printed (Autonomous) Kavitha Version) ISSN: 1314-3395 (Online Version)
International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, Dr. V. Jude Annie Square Difference Labeling of Vol. 120 (8), 9- Stella Maris College 67 Cynthia and P. 2018 Torus Network 17ISSN:1311-8080(Printed (Autonomous) Poorani Version) ISSN: 1314-3395 (Online Version)
International Journal of Pure Dr. V. Jude Annie and Applied Mathematics, Cube Difference Labeling of Some Stella Maris College 68 Cynthia and Vol.120, No. 7, ISSN:1311- 2018 Interconnection Networks (Autonomous) Poorani 8080(Printed Version) ISSN: 1314-3395 (Online Version) Institutional Number of Name of the Year of Citation affiliation as citations S. No. Title of the Paper Title of the Journal Author Publication Index mentioned in the excluding self- publication citations
International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, The Local Metric Dimension of Dr. V. Jude Annie Stella Maris College 69 Vol 120, No.7, ISSN:1311- 2018 Torus Network Cynthia and Ramya (Autonomous) 8080(Printed Version) ISSN: 1314-3395 (Online Version)
International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, Dr. V. Jude Annie Signed Product Cordial Labeling Of Vol. 120 No. 7, 235 – 243, Stella Maris College 70 Cynthia and 2018 Comb Related Architectures ISSN:1311-8080(Printed (Autonomous) Padmavathy E Version) ISSN: 1314-3395 (Online Version)
International Journal of Pure Dr. V. Jude Annie and Applied Mathematics, Antimagic Labeling of Extended Stella Maris College 71 Cynthia and P. Vol 120. No.8, ISSN:1311- 2018 Mesh Architecture (Autonomous) R.Sravya 8080(Printed Version) ISSN: 1314-3395 (Online Version)
Cross Ref, Google International Journal of Scholar, Dr. V. Jude Annie Mathematics Trends and Signed Product Cordial Labeling of Thomson Stella Maris College 72 Cynthia and E. Technology (IJMTT) - 2019 Cylinder Graphs and Banana Tree Reuters, (Autonomous) Padmavathy Volume 65 Issue 3 - March World 2019ISSN: 2231-5373 Cat, Nasa ads Institutional Number of Name of the Year of Citation affiliation as citations S. No. Title of the Paper Title of the Journal Author Publication Index mentioned in the excluding self- publication citations
Journal of computer and Dr. Sarah Surya mathematical Sciences, Issue On the variants of Domination Stella Maris College 73 and Ms. Fatima 1, 2019, Vol.10 ISSN 0976 - 2019 number of certain Graphs (Autonomous) Sana Afrin 5727 (print) ISSN 2319 - 8133 (online)
Cross Ref, Google International Journal of Scholar, Dr. V. Jude Annie Mathematics Trends and On the Local Metric Dimension of Thomson Stella Maris College 74 Cynthia and Ms. Technology (IJMTT), Vol. 2018 Circulant Graphs Reuters, (Autonomous) Fancy V.F 53, No. 3, 32-36,ISSN: 2231- World 5373 Cat, Nasa ads
International Journal of Pure Dr. V. Jude Annie and Applied Mathematics, Local Metric Dimension of Kautz Stella Maris College 75 Cynthia and Ms. Vol. 119 No.23, 119-126, 2018 Network (Autonomous) Fancy V.F ISSN: 1314-3395 (on-line version)
International Journal of Pure Dr. V. Jude Annie and Applied Mathematics, Local Metric Dimension of Certain Stella Maris College 76 Cynthia and Ms. Vol. 120, No. 7, ISSN:1311- 2018 Networks (Autonomous) Fancy V.F 8080(Printed Version) ISSN: 1314-3395 (Online Version) Institutional Number of Name of the Year of Citation affiliation as citations S. No. Title of the Paper Title of the Journal Author Publication Index mentioned in the excluding self- publication citations
International Journal of Pure Dr. V. Jude Annie and Applied Mathematics, Path Packing of Certain Class of Cynthia and Stella Maris College 77 Vol. 120, No. 7,ISSN:1311- 2018 Cyclic Split Graphs Ms. Sindiya (Autonomous) 8080(Printed Version) ISSN: Therese S 1314-3395 (Online Version)
International Journal of Pure Dr. V. Jude Annie and Applied Mathematics, Path Packing of Certain Mesh Cynthia and Stella Maris College 78 Vol. 120, No. 7,ISSN:1311- 2018 Derived Architectures Ms. Sindiya (Autonomous) 8080(Printed Version)ISSN: Therese S 1314-3395 (Online Version)
International Journal of Analytical solution of steady state Mathematical Modeling & substrate concentration of n Computations, Vol.8(3) Stella Maris College 79 immobilized enzyme kinetics by Dr. Devipriya (2018) 145-152. (Impact 2018 (Autonomous) Laplace Transform Homotopy factor 1.2448).Print Perturbation method ISSN2228-6225Online ISSN2228-6233 3.4.6 h-index of the Institutional Publications during the year. (based on Scopus/ Web of science) Number of Institutional Title of the Year of citations affiliation as Title of the Paper Name of the Author h-index Journal Publication excluding self- mentioned in the citations publication Selenate precursor for synthesis of CZTSSe: Journal of Alloys Stella Maris College Revathy Rajagopal Mar-19 145 Performance as thinfilm solar and Compounds (Autonomous) cell Organic ligand capping of Journal of Stella Maris College CuI for enhanced electrical Revathy Rajagopal Materials Research May-19 26 (Autonomous) and ionic conductivity and Technology Application of green synthesized nanocrystalline SN Applied Stella Maris College CuI in the removal of Revathy Rajagopal Jun-19 15 Sciences (Autonomous) aqueous Mn(VII) and Cr(VI) ions L – Alanine capping of ZnO nanorods: Increased carrier Stella Maris College Revathy Rajagopal RSC Advances Jan-18 113 5 concentration in ZnO/CuI (Autonomous) heterojunction diode Quantitative Analysis of Enzyme Parameters in International Cyprinus carpio due to the Mythily K and Journal of Science Stella Maris College 2019 14 Effect of Peanut (Arachis Amritha N and Research (Autonomous) hypogea) Extracts as a Feed (IJSR) Additive Bioremediation of a Department of pentacyclic PAH, 212 Biotechnology, Dibenz(a,h)Anthracene- A Dr.K. Veena Gayathri Chemosphere 2018 Impact Stella Maris College long road to trip with factor-4.23 (Autonomous), bacteria, fungi, autotrophic Chennai, 600086 eukaryotes and surprises 3.6 Extension Activities 3.6.1 Number of extension and outreach programmes conducted in collaboration with industry, community and Number of teachers Number of students Organising unit/ agency/ Title of the Activities co-ordinated in such participated in such collaborating agency activities activities
Swachh Bharat Summer Ministry of Human Resources 3 100 Internship (SBSI) Development Swachh Bharat Cleaning Central Government as part of Campaign in Egmore 4 100 Swachh Bharat Movement Railway Station Campaign Against Dr. Jacqueline of T.T.K Usage of Drugs 3 200 hospital (Seminar) Anti Human Trafficking International Justice Mission 4 100 Day Clean India Mission Stella Maris college 5 200 World Population Day Department of family welfare 4 300 Porur Lake Cleaning – The CANDLES, To Enlighten 2 50 Jananam lives Pakhwara Project Bharat Petroleum Ltd, NGOs 4 50 Marathal Thagumo Anna University 2 50 (Conference) Blood Donation Camp Madras voluntary Bureau 4 200 Indian Red Cross Society Geneva Convention Day 2 20 (IRCS) NSS Golden Jubilee Madras University 4 200 Year Celebration Dengue Awareness Chennai Corporation 4 60 Program Gandhiji’s Birth The Gandhi Peace Foundation 4 50 Anniversary Celebration District Level Youth Stella Maris Nodal Institution 3 20 Parliament Leprosy Day DMS 4 200 World TB day Stella Maris College 3 50 Sports event at Government Middle Bharat Petroleum 4 50 School Organised on account of Mega Swacch Bharat World Environment Day on 1 10 Abhiyan Cleaning Drive 05/06/2019 Mastermind foundation Number of teachers Number of students Organising unit/ agency/ Title of the Activities co-ordinated in such participated in such collaborating agency activities activities Ex National Cadet Alumini Coastal clean up activity Association ) on 15/09/2018 1 10 at Marina Mega Pollution Awareness Pakhwada Stella Maris College 1 19 – Painting & Quiz Competition Mega Pollution Stella Maris College on Awareness Pakhwada 1 8 04/07/2019 – Rally Organised by the Police Department on the occasion Drug awareness rally of International Day Against 1 25 Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking on 26/06/2019 Go Green Jeeva Jyothi Ananda Illam “Beat –A Shelter Home for Plastic School Going Boys 1 42 Pollution” On 28th July 2018
I PG - SAP Anandam Old-Age Home 1 40 III UG- SAP (Shift 1) Village Visit – Near Ennore 1 69 Rural visit - III UG – SITHAMBAKAM in 2 72 SAP (shift 2) Thiruvallur District on 06.08.2018 SAP Girls Rights Tamilnadu Tribal Welfare to Education Organization, 2 17 in a Tribal Ootacamund Community Service Assumption Higher 2 41 Learning Secondary School Student Internship St. Joseph’s School, 2 10 Programme Perumalmalai Student Internship Stella Maris Extension 2 10 Programme Project Centre, Kadambattur The Banyan, Mental Health Clinic 7 313 Chennai The Banyan, Counselling Services 7 121 Chennai Indigenous Food Tamil Nadu Women 7 125 Preparation Collective Number of teachers Number of students Organising unit/ agency/ Title of the Activities co-ordinated in such participated in such collaborating agency activities activities Nalam Centre The Banyan,Chennai 7 23 Students Leadership Indian Development 7 930 Programme Foundation Physiotherapy Camp Help Age India 7 159 ACA (Action Child Support Service for Aid-Denmark and 7 120 Child Education Madras Ladies circle No.2) Diploma program on The Banyan, Community Mental 7 20 Chennai Health The Banyan, Basic Counselling 7 38 Chennai Indian Vision Eye Camp 7 70 Institute BNY MELLON, Skills Development IAHV 7 347 Centre Nutrition Week to educate the community on Low cost nutritious B.Voc. FPQC 4 45 foods
Awareness programme on Clean Energy and Green buildings B.Voc. SEM 2 30 Educating the public
Little flower Convent Hr.Sec School for deaf Lotus Blind Welfare Trust of India Karunai Illam Missionaries of Charity Brothers CSI Hr.Sec School for the Deaf Nirmala Shishu Bhavan Missionaries of Charity Kamadeep Charitable trust Care for the Disabled St. Louis institute for the deaf 4 151 and the blind Samarpana Number of teachers Number of students Care for the Disabled Organising unit/ agency/ 4 151 Title of the Activities co-ordinated in such participated in such collaborating agency activities activities Help and help Charitable Trust B.K.N. Opportunity School Deepam School for Special Children Jeevan Velicham (Christian Fellowship for the visually Impaired) Chennai Middle School Little Sisters of the Poor Charu home for the Aged Sahayam Illam Nimmadhi Illam Athulya Assisted Living Mercy home Vishranthi Home for the Welfare of the Aged 2 75 Aged Kaakum Karangal Raja Venkatagiri Choultries Seva Mandir Lourde Annai Illam Little Sisters of the Poor, Tuticorin Little Sisters of the Poor Charu home for the Aged Sahayam Illam Nimmadhi Illam Athulya Assisted Living Mercy home Vishranthi Home for the Welfare of the Aged 3 220 Aged Kaakum Karangal Raja Venkatagiri Choultries Seva Mandir Lourde Annai Illam Little Sisters of the Poor, Tuticorin Little Sisters of the Poor Charu home for the Aged Sahayam Illam Welfare of the Aged 2 76 Nimmadhi Illam Sri Chakra Home for the Aged 3.6.2 Awards and recognition received for extension activities from Government and other recognized bodies during the year No. of Students Name of the Activity Award/recognition Awarding bodies benefited International Youth Exchange Program - Government of - 1 MHRD India Government of Republic Day Parade - 1 India Inter-Collegiate Science Communication University of Arivu Thulir Award 1 Review Competition Day Parade Madras Mobilizing the highest number of blood Dr. Radakrishnan Government of 200 donors among all the women Colleges Rolling trophy Tamil Nadu NCC - All India Best Cadet in the Senior Gold Medal Govt. of India 1 Wing of Navy NCC - Judging Distance and Field IGC state level Silver Medal 1 Signal camp IGC State Level NCC- Best Pilot Gold Medal 1 camp NCC - Best Cadet Competition and IGC State level Silver medal 1 Silver medal for firing camp NCC- Contingent drill and tent Gold medal National 1 pitching IGC State level NCC -Line Area Competition Silver medal 1 camp IGC State level NCC- Service Subject Bronze Medal 1 camp NCC- in Boat Pulling & in Drill, Gold Medal & IGC State level Semaphore and health & hygiene 1 Silver Medal camp competition IGC State level NCC- Ship Modelling Silver medal 1 camp NCC-Parade Commander Gold Medal National 1 Contingent drill NCC-Extempore Silver Medal State 1
NCC-Boat Pulling, Service subject and Gold ,Silver & IGC State level 1 seamanship practical Bronze Medal camp
Best Supporting Indian Students Leadership Programme Institution Award Development 930 2018 Foundation Indian Five Students won Students Leadership Programme Development 930 Best Mentors Award Foundation 3.6.3 Students participating in extension activities with Government Organisations, Non-Government Organisations and programmes Number of Number of teachers students Name of the scheme Organising unit/ agency/ collaborating agency Name of the activity co-ordinated such participated in activities such activities Swachh Bharat - Ministry of Human Resources Development Cleaning Campaign 4 10 Unnat Bharat Abhiyan
Swachh Bharat Cleaning Swachh Bharat Central government as part of Swachh Bharat Campaign in Egmore 4 20 Movement Movement Railway Station Aids awareness Awareness Camp SMC, NSS Unit 4 400 programme
Rural Camp SMC, NSS Unit Gender Issue Programme 4 100
Rally and Painting on Gender Issue District Social Welfare Board 8 200 Girl Child Education Improve nutritional State Social Welfare Board - Integrated outcomes for children, Poshan Abhiyaan Child Development Services Department adolescent, regnant 7 75 (ICDS) women and lactating mothers. 3.7 Collaborations 3.7.1 Number of Collaborative activities for research, faculty exchange, student exchange during the year Source of Nature of Activity Participant financial Duration support Dr. Miruna George Le Tourneau University, November 6-9, Self Faculty (Exchange Programme) Texas 2018 Dr. Miruna George California State Self November 10, 2018 Study Abroad Programme University, California Student Exchange programmes University of Paris Self Six months
Trinity Western Study Abroad Programme Self 15 days University, Canada Binary University, Study Abroad Programme Self 7 days Malaysia Trinity Trinity Western „Sociology on Leadership‟ Western 14 days University, Canada University, Students Pursuing Bachelors in Social Work, Liverpool Hope University 1 February 2019 – Student exchange programmes (Only Students from Self 30 March 2019 Department of Social Work, Liverpool University, UK visit) Student exchange programmes Liverpool Hope University Self 9 months Department of Fine and Self(19 Summer Study Abroad Applied Arts, Liverpool students and 2 15 days Programme Hope University, UK faculty) 1.Lecture on “Women‟s Movements and Gender”
2.Public talk on 1.Students of B.A. English November 5, 2018 “Ecoconsciousness in the Writings Honours, Le Tourneau of St. Francis of Assisi and Pope University, Texas Francis” at Le Tourneau - November 6, 2018 University, Texas 2.Department of Women‟s Studies, California State November 10, 2018 3.Lecture on University, California “Trans Narratives in the Indian Context” Source of Nature of Activity Participant financial Duration support Study Tour to LeTourneau 32 students from the 13 days University, Longview, Dept. of Commerce, - (14th – 26th April, Texas. English and Psychology 2019) Online interaction session with students of Nottingham Trent 2 months University Students - (September-Oct (online international 2018) learning) Name of the partnering institution/ Nature of Title of the Duration industry /research lab with contact participant linkage linkage (From-To) details Institution- Dr. V. G. Vaidyanathan, Central Nov 2018-Feb Rosaria Pinky Academia Project Leather Research Institute, Adyar 2019 CH linkage Institution- Dr. V. Jayaraman, Indira Gandhi Centre Nov 2018-Feb Academia Project Ahalya A CH for Atomic Research, Kalpakkam 2019 linkage Institution- Dr. M. Nishad Fathima Central Leather Nov 2018-Feb Iswaryalakshmi M Academia Project Research Institute, Adyar 2019 CH linkage Institution- Dr. Debasis Samanta, Central Leather Nov 2018-Feb J. Monica Lumina Academia Project Research Institute, Adyar 2019 CH linkage Dr. M. Jeganmohan, Department of Academia Nov 2018-Feb Keerthika S Project Chemistry, Indian Institute of linkage 2019 CH Technology Madras Institution- Dr. S. Easwaramoorthi, Central Leather Nov 2018-Feb Ramya N Academia Project Research Institute, Adyar 2019 CH linkage Institution- Dr. S. Ganesh, Central Leather Nov 2018-Feb Abhika Sherlin Academia Project Research Institute, Adyar 2019 CH linkage Academia Dr. Ramaswamy Murugavel, Indian Nov 2018-Feb Alisha E. Thomas Project linkage Institute of Technology Bombay 2019 CH Institution- Dr. Raghava Rao, Central Leather Nov 2018-Feb Divya Bhavani R Academia Project Research Institute, Adyar 2019 CH linkage Institution- Dr. D. Kalpana, Central Nov 2018-Feb Riya Johnson Academia Project Electrochemical Research Institute 2019 CH linkage CECRI, Madras Unit Institution- Dr. Easwaramoorthi S, Central Leather Nov 2018-Feb Dhivya A Academia Project Research Institute, Adyar 2019 CH linkage Academia Dr. Sanjay Kumar Singh, Indian Nov 2018-Feb Nivedha V Project linkage Institute of Technology Indore 2019 CH Institution- Dr. Vishal M. Dhavale, CSIR-Central Nov 2018-Feb Reen Lawrence Academia Project Electrochemical Research Institute 2019 CH linkage CECRI Institution- Dr. A. K. Sahu, CSIR-Central Nov 2018-Feb Suriya Yooby Academia Project Electrochemical Research Institute 2019 CH linkage CECRI Academia Apr 2019-May Gayathri J K Internship Dr. S. Ankayarkanni, Anna University linkage 2019 CH Name of the partnering institution/ Nature of Title of the Duration industry /research lab with contact participant linkage linkage (From-To) details Academia Dr. Debashish Chakraborty, Indian Apr 2019-May Internship Aishwarya B V CH linkage Institute of Technology Madras 2019 Academia Apr 2019-May Internship Dr. S. Ankayarkanni, Anna University Jenikha J A CH linkage 2019 Industry- Apr 2019-May Academia Internship Dr. Udhaya Prakash, Marina Labs Aruna Devi S CH 2019 linkage Mr. Waldemar Konrad, ITCP, Academia Apr 2019-May Internship Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Swetha S CH linkage 2019 Karlsruhe Germany Academia Dr. T. Pradeep, Indian Institute of Apr 2019-May Megha Maria Internship linkage Technology Madras 2019 Stanley CH Academia Dr. T. 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Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution VST Motors Private Ltd. Lavanya.J /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Parry Agro Industries Ltd. P.Michelle Sylvia /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training Sas Partners, Murugappa Group of June to Nov. Akshaya Institution /Internship Industries 2018 Swaminathan Name of the partnering institution/ Nature of Title of the Duration industry /research lab with contact participant linkage linkage (From-To) details
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Eta Star Property Developers Ltd. Malini.K /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Bgr Engineering System Ltd. J.Sabitha /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Fathima Nausheen Institution Eta Star Property Developers Ltd. /Internship 2018 A.M
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Millena Christabel Institution Rakindo Kovai Township Pvt. Ltd. /Internship 2018 John
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution MM Forgings Lakshmi Hariharan /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution TTK Health Care Ltd. Nancy /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Kothari Sugars And Chemicals Ltd K.V.Suvetha /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Kothari Sugars And Chemicals Ltd S. Indushree /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Kamachi Industries Ltd. Akshaya.A /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Cordova Publications Ltd. N.Shalini /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution VST Motors Private Ltd. Madhumitha P.R /Internship 2018 Name of the partnering institution/ Nature of Title of the Duration industry /research lab with contact participant linkage linkage (From-To) details
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Carmel Sharon Institution India Cements Ltd /Internship 2018 Xavier
Industry- On the Job Training Gandhimathi Appliances Pvt. Lyd.- June to Nov. Institution C.Gayathri /Internship Butterfly Group 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution TTK Health Care Ltd. A.Afreen Saied /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Odyssey Technologies Ltd Supriya P.H /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Cordova Publications Ltd. H.Surekha /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution India Cements Ltd Sona Stiby /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training ITC Limited - Sbu Printing and June to Nov. Institution N.Preethika /Internship Packaging 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution TTK Health Care Ltd. Sadiya Begum.S /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution India Cements Ltd E.Rogini /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution India Cements Ltd V.Shalini Baby /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training Transmarine Cargo Services Private June to Nov. Institution Ria Rai Joseph /Internship Ltd. 2018 Name of the partnering institution/ Nature of Title of the Duration industry /research lab with contact participant linkage linkage (From-To) details
Industry- On the Job Training Gandhimathi Appliances Pvt. Lyd.- June to Nov. Institution J.Mahalakshmi /Internship Butterfly Group 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution ITC Company Ltd. S.Poojasree /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Sundaram Fasteners Ltd. Soundharya Ravi /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Urban Tree Pvt. Ltd. D.Priyanka /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. S.Priscilla Institution Sas Partners Corporate Advisory /Internship 2018 Priyadarshini
Industry- On the Job Training Transmarine Cargo Services Private June to Nov. Institution Namitha Noel /Internship Ltd. 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Prabha Krishna Institution Ambadi Enterprises Ltd. /Internship 2018 Pillai
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Abhirami Institution Kaleeswari Refinery Pvt. Ltd. /Internship 2018 Balachander
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Eta Star Property Developers Ltd. Preethi.A /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution TVS Logistics Services Ltd. Krithigha.P /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution TTK Health Care Ltd. Hemamalini.K /Internship 2018 Name of the partnering institution/ Nature of Title of the Duration industry /research lab with contact participant linkage linkage (From-To) details
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution India Cements Ltd M.Kirithika /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Sas Partners Corporate Advisory X.Agnus Shinsy /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Kaleeswari Refinery Pvt. Ltd. Divya Bharathi.S /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Charis Joseph Institution Saint Gobain India Pvt.Ltd. /Internship 2018 Thattil
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution TVS Logistics Services Ltd. Asmithaa K.A /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Eta Engineering Pvt. Ltd. Monica /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Urban Tree Infrastrucure Pvt. Ltd. Pooja Jain /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution TTk Health Care Ltd. Rashmi Patra /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Kothari Petro Chemicals Ltd Shobiya Arjunan /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Eta Engineering Pvt. Ltd. Suchithraa.S /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Kaleeswari Refinery Pvt. Ltd. Roshini T.R /Internship 2018 Name of the partnering institution/ Nature of Title of the Duration industry /research lab with contact participant linkage linkage (From-To) details
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution TVS Next Pvt. Ltd. Harshini.R /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Transmarine Cargo Services Pvt. Ltd. Abirami Ajith /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Livspace Bushra Fathima K /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Vedha Vigashini R Institution R K Vedtha Exports, Tirupur /Internship 2018 K
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Daga & Co, Chennai Vishrutha V /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Stella Angeline Institution Sigma Lubricants, Chennai. /Internship 2018 Mary J
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution ITC Grand Chola, Chennai. Mazina Zohra /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Sigma Lubricants, Chennai. Jenifer Joy R M /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training Jain Housing and Constructions Ltd, June to Nov. Institution Preeti Kumaran /Internship Chennai. 2018
Industry- On the Job Training Indian Overseas Bank, Royapuram , June to Nov. Institution Evan Angelin C /Internship Chennai. 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Francina Maria Institution Sigma Lubricants, Chennai. /Internship 2018 Michael Name of the partnering institution/ Nature of Title of the Duration industry /research lab with contact participant linkage linkage (From-To) details
Industry- On the Job Training Chennai Meenakshi Multispeciality June to Nov. Josephine Jini Institution /Internship Hospital Ltd, Chennai 2018 Fernando
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Sigma Lubricants, Chennai. Kirthika B /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Dalamia Bharat Cement, Chennai. Roshni Jennifer R /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Sundaram Clayton Ltd. , Chennai. Ranjani D /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Zebronics India Pvt.Ltd, Chennai. Prerna Sethiya D /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Jayne Sebastianne Institution Petro Serv, Qatar. /Internship 2018 Shweta
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Infantia Riona Institution Lakshmi Vilas Bank, Chennai. /Internship 2018 Charles
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Maansarovar, Kilpauk, Chennai. Vibha Jain R /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Sigma Lubricants, Chennai. Saranya V /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training June to Nov. Institution Sigma Lubricants, Chennai. Jannathul Firdhouse /Internship 2018
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution TATA Steel Merlyn Sebiraj /Internship April 2019 Name of the partnering institution/ Nature of Title of the Duration industry /research lab with contact participant linkage linkage (From-To) details
Industry- On the Job Training Courtyard By Marriot (Marriot Bonvoy Nov. 2018 to Institution Karthiga R /Internship Group of Hotels) April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Indian Overseas Bank Akshaya D /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training TVS-Sundaram Clayton-Corporate Nov. 2018 to Yogasremanasvivi Institution /Internship Office April 2019 B
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Angelica Swetha S Institution Tamil Nadu Newsprint and Paper Ltd. /Internship April 2019 P
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Tamil Nadu Apex Co-operative Bank M R Keerthi /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training S Paranthaman & Co-chartered Nov. 2018 to Institution Keerthana S /Internship accounts April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Ritepick HR Solutions Pvt. Ltd R Deekshida /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training D Sampathkumar & Co Chartered Nov. 2018 to Institution Thresa K Thomas /Internship Accounts April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Malabar Food Products, Chennai Riya Thomas /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Oyster Logistics Ltd /Internship April 2019 Anju Ashley A Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Oyster Logistics Thoothukudi /Internship April 2019 Anju Ashley Name of the partnering institution/ Nature of Title of the Duration industry /research lab with contact participant linkage linkage (From-To) details
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Natwest Estates Pvt. Ltd S Shruthi /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Code Mantra Marry Nirmisha /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Aachi Masala Food Pvt. Ltd Reshma /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Muthu Export House, Karur Gayathri N /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Harita Techserv Ltd. Ayshwarya Mohan /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Indian Overseas Bank, Mogappair Reshmi D /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution TNSC Bank, Shenoy Nagar Varsha S /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution UNIQ Technologies I S Shalini /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Pellucid Healthcare Network Pvt. Ltd R Sathyabama /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Wildlife Trust of India Elsy T Varghese /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Courtyard By Marriot (Marriot Bonvoy Nov. 2018 to Institution Preethi J /Internship Group of Hotels) April 2019 Name of the partnering institution/ Nature of Title of the Duration industry /research lab with contact participant linkage linkage (From-To) details
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution J K Fenner India Ltd G Vedhika /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution AT Kallukalam & Co. Della Joseph /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Savera Hotel Chennai Helan J /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Roots Industries India Ltd Riya Kuriakose /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Kochi Metro Rail Ltd Karthika S Nair /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution UNIQ Technologies K B M Harini /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution V J Joseph and Associates Merrin Suresh /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Savera Hotel Chennai V Deepika /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Oyster Logistics Ltd Jesus Sanma B /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Yamaha Motor India Pvt. Ltd Sabhitha K /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution PSTS Logistic Pvt. Ltd Suberna K /Internship April 2019 Name of the partnering institution/ Nature of Title of the Duration industry /research lab with contact participant linkage linkage (From-To) details
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Pageone Technologies Ramya R /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Pageone Technologies India Pvt Ltd. Saranya V /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Trexta India Leather Accessories Nov. 2018 to Institution Virginia Philip /Internship Manufacturing Company April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution PSTS Logistics Pvt. Ltd C Reena /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution O Thomas & Co Denna Maria Jerry /Internship April 2019
Industry- On the Job Training Nov. 2018 to Institution Berkeley Services Pvt. Ltd Niki Merin Scaria /Internship April 2019 3.7.3 MoUs signed with institutions of national, international importance, other institutions, industries, corporate houses etc. during the year Date of Number of students/teachers Organisation MoU Purpose and Activities participated under MoUs signed 33 student member delegation was led 2 faculty members from the Student and Faculty Exchange Department of English to attend the Le Tourneau University, 1/10/2017 Programmes, Conferences, Study Spring Camp to be held at Le Texas, US Abroad Programmes Tourneau University in Longview, Texas, from April 13 through April 26, 2019 Student & Faculty Exchange 3 PG Students from the Department Fu Jen Catholic Programmes, Exchange of of Chemistry Interned at Fu Jen University, New Taipei City, 1/10/2018 Academic Information including University in Summer 2019 Taiwan Research, Internship Opportunities & Research Collaborations
George & Associates The Academic partnerships include (GAC), New York is a GAC provided access to Alfred American transfer programmes, liaison International Office 5/10/2018 university, Dominican, New student exchange programmes, joint which provides institutional York, Concordia, California international conferences and tie-ups in the US. summer study tours.
Student & Faculty Exchange Programmes, Exchange of Dominican College, New Plans on the anvil for an integrated 5/10/2018 Academic Information including York Business stream course. Promotions Research, Internship Opportunities are in progress & Research Collaborations Student and Faculty Exchange Concordia University, Programmes, Transfer Programmes, 5/10/2018 The MoU discussions for student California Conferences, Study Abroad exchanges are in progress. Programmes
Student and Faculty Experts in academic Writing will be Exchange Programmes, Transfer visiting SMC in Dec 2019. Alfred University, New York 5/10/2018 Programmes, Conferences, Study Student exchange and study-tour Abroad Programmes plans are on the anvil. Date of Number of students/teachers Organisation MoU Purpose and Activities participated under MoUs signed
Projects and Summer Internships Training Programmes for Students and Faculty, Exchange of resource materials pertaining to Research and Publications, Avail Lab Facilities, Guest Lectures, Workshops and Care Earth Trust,Chennai others exclusively for the Zoology (Recipient of the prestigious Department (To enable the students 5 teachers + 26 students (III B.Sc Indira Gandhi Paryavaran 31/10/2018 understand the area of biodiversity Zoology students) Puraskar) inventorying and monitoring, to assess human impacts on environment and recommend strategies and action for improvement, to undertake training and capacity building initiatives for the conservation of biodiversity and facilitate sustainable development.) 5 PG Students along with 2 faculty Student and Faculty Exchange Dr. J.Anbumalarmathi and Golden Jubliee Biotech Park Programmes, Internships, Training Dr.Jayashree attended a talk on for Women Society, Programmes for Students and Legal Kanchipuram District, Tamil 28/11/2018 Faculty, Research and Field frame work on biological diversity, Nadu Visitations for the Biotechnology biological diversity act” organised Department by Golden Jubilee Biotech Park for Campus Recruitment, Scholarships, M/s. Computer Age Workshops and Trainings, Guest Scholarships have been awarded to Management Services Lectures on Banking & Finance, HR 5 SMC students who are the Private 24/01/2019 and Marketing, Training beneficiaries. Training will be Limited,Chennai (CAMS) Programmes with Certification and conducted for 100-200 students. CAMS Scholarships Postgraduate certificate in 12 Students from the Postgraduate Jun-15 International Business-IMBA, Certificate in International Business Liverpool Hope University, Renewal in Exchange Programmes , 2018-2019 from Stella pursued UK Feb Research and Collaborations with IMBA at the Liverpool Hope 2019 the Departments of Social Work, Business School, UK Fine Arts, English and Mathematics Date of Number of students/teachers Organisation MoU Purpose and Activities participated under MoUs signed Cultural and Academic Exchange Presentations on the Universities for students by Short/medium and will INSEEC MSc and MBA, Long Term Exchange programems/ scheduled in November and Paris, Bordeaux, Lyon and Summer schools, Faculty exchange 15/02/2019 applications for students exchange Chambery, France for better Academic Understanding from both universities will and advancement, exploring commence shortly for summer possibilities for offering Joint courses. Degrees and in preparing Mutual Academic and Intellectual Climate to enhance Research Training programmes for students International Justice Capacity and Scholarship and faculty for the departments of Mission, 5/3/2019 specifically in areas of Human Social Sciences are being planned. Chennai Rights, Field and Extension Activities, Collaborative intellectual Events and Empirical Research.
ANSA India Private Limited 1/7/2016 Coaching for ACCA 38
JM Education Services Pvt 11/7/2017 Coaching for ACCA 13 Ltd Programme - Post Graduate ISDC Projects India Pvt. 22/8/2017 Diploma in Global Business and 24 Ltd. Finance IPA Education Private 4/10/2017 SAP Student Academy Programme 75 Limited Shreyas Management Certificate Course – Goods and 8/1/2018 56 Consulting Services Services Tax For consultation and conduct of Yopozone Consulting programmes on Accounting, 5/7/2018 75 Private Limited Taxation, Banking and Financial Services For consultation and conduct of Finalyzis Business programmes on 6/7/2018 49 Solutions Private Limited Accounting, Taxation, Banking and Financial Services For consultation and conduct of programmes on Accounting, Primo Financial Services 6/7/2018 49 Taxation, Banking and Financial Services Certificate Course – Tally Edinbridge 11/12/2018 108 ERP 9 Padmavathi Mahendran, Certificate Course - Wellbeing 2/1/2019 7 UTHHSSAV (Yoga) Date of Number of students/teachers Organisation MoU Purpose and Activities participated under MoUs signed Its open for the students of Stella Nalam Model of care, Maris College and the nearby Training in Counselling Communities (Thiruvikakudiirapu, Techniques, Skill Training, Mental The Banyan, Chennai 27/10/2015 M.K.RadhaNagar, Gangaikarai Health Clinic, Creating Educating Puram, S.S.Puram, Nakeerar the general public on Mental Health, nagar, Nochikuppam and Dooming Comprehensive care for families. kuppam) The beneficiaries will be the Skills training centre (Digital students from Stella Maris College BNY MELLON & IAHV 1/8/2019 Literacy in Excel and Tally, Soft and is also open to outsiders Skills, Business Communication) (NGO’s, Communities, Vulnerable groups of the society and Schools) For students : Workshops, short term courses, seminars, theory and Mega Foods Products (P) 18/11/2015 practical classes. Hands on training 4 faculty and 130 students Ltd on food processing and quality control and regular food testing Lab visits For students : Workshops, short term courses, seminars, theory and EXEL Water Systems 18/11/2015 practical classes. Hands on training Private Limited 4 faculty and 130 students on food processing and quality control and regular food testing Lab visits For students : Workshops, short term courses, seminars, theory and Hubert Enviro Care 17/11/2015 practical classes. Site visit to 4 faculty and 130 students Systems (P) Ltd. ongoing and completed projects of HECS For students: Workshops, seminars, CSS Corp Limited 10/9/2018 4 faculty and 130 students case studies and theory inputs. 4.1.2 Details of augmentation in infrastructure facilities during the year Facilities Existing Newly added
Campus area 19.5 acres -
New Block - Sancta Sofia (SS) Block Class rooms 80 work in progress
3 (Biotechnology, Baking Laboratory Laboratories 29 for Food processing, Psychology)
Seminar Halls 6 SS Block work in progress
Classrooms with LCD facilities 43 SS Block work in progress
Classrooms with Wi-Fi/ LAN 25 wifi routers SS Block work in progress
Seminar halls with ICT facilities 6 SS Block work in progress
Video Centre 2 F Block Research room
No. of important equipment purchased (≥ 1-0 lakh) during the 5 4 current year. Value of the equipment purchased during the year 77.78 lakhs 42.21 lakhs (Rs. in Lakhs) 4.2.2 – Library Services Existing Newly Added Total Library Service Type No. Value No. Value No. Value Text Books 108524 1,074,045.00 1222 1,041,347.00 109746 2,115,392.00 Reference Books 13323 645,517.00 69 561,012.00 13392 1,206,529.00 Available in N- Available in N- Available in N- 1646 3227354 list Questia & list Questia & 3229000 list Questia & e-Books approx. approx. EBSCO EBSCO approx. EBSCO Databases Databases Databases Journals 106 407,760.00 3 4,200.00 109 411,960.00 Available in Available in N-list N-list Questia & Questia & Questia & EBSCO e-Journals 9968 EBSCO 6 EBSCO 9974 Databases Database AEA Database AEA AEA & SAGE & SAGE online & SAGE online
Digital Database 4 356521 0 332392 3 332392 884 CD & Video (with ---- 9 893 books) e-BLIS Library automation compatible 94,400 RFID 3,051,065 3,145,465.00 for RFID Others Archives
4.2.3 E-content developed by teachers such as: e-PG-Pathshala, CEC (under e-PG- Pathshala CEC (Under Graduate) SWAYAM other MOOCs platform NPTEL/NMEICT/any other Government initiatives & institutional (Learning Management System (LMS) etc.
Name of the Platform on which Date of launching Name of the module teacher module is developed e - content
Dr.C.L.Shilaja Academic Writing Google Classroom 3-Nov-18
AvailabilIty of NPTEL Ms. Jeyapriya EDMODO 23-Oct-18 Online Courses 5.1 Student Support 5.1.1 Scholarships and Financial Support Name / Title of the Number of students Amount in Rupees scheme Golden Jubilee, Diamond Jubilee and 90 432,000 Millennium Scholarships College and Exam Fee Concession / Student 140 1,950,828 Aid Scholarship Merit Students Financial support Scholarship on 81 84,800 from institution Graduation Day College Day 89 132,350 Scholarships Food Tokens 399 779,300 Private Scholarship 408 3,595,746 Hostel fee concession 12 194,000 Mess fees concession 35 437,500 Financial support from other sources: Gandhi Memorial 2 3,000 Scholarship SC/ST Scholarships 446 2,725,100 a) National BC/MBC Scholarships 513 2,176,749 Special SC/ST 1 8,000 Scholarship SCMI 1 1,25,000
Big Hope 2- Global Youth Leadership Conference 2018, 14 7,00,000 Liverpool Hope University, UK b) International Summer Study Tour, Le Tourneau University, 32 13,44,000 Texas
Exchange Scheme- summer programmes to 3 82000 Fu Jen University, Taiwan 5.1.2 Number of capability enhancement and development schemes such as Soft skill development, Remedial coaching, Language lab, Bridge courses, Yoga, Meditation, Personal Counselling and Mentoring etc.,
Name of the Number of capability Date of students Agencies involved enhancement implementation enrolled scheme Guidance for Department of History and Competitive Jun-18 41 Officer’s IAS Training Academy Examinations Guidance for Department of Mathematics and Competitive Aug-18 27 Times, GITAA Examinations Soft skill training: 04-06-2018 to Under Pathway Programme of Pathway - Bridge 120 08-06-2018 Stella Maris College Course
Upashika Ramya Vijayanthi Jaganathan Soft skill training - Ganesh Amarnath 16-07-2018 to Career Guidance 492 Rajesh Balasubramanian 25-07-2018 Cell (CGC) Sarah Kuchwalla Prime Educators Pvt Ltd Prof. Banu Prithvi Raj and CGC
Orientation 9-08-2018 and 70 CGC with Mahindra Pride School Programme 31-08-2018
Language Lab June 29, 2018 2202 Globareena
English Language July 05, 2018 13 Stella Maris College & Life Skills Yoga and 26-Feb-19 924 Ms. Nitya Arun Meditation Yoga and 18-Feb-19 684 Fr. Xavier SDB Meditation Personal 2018-2019 121 SMCDRIVE Counselling Ms. Shantha Joseph, Assistant Personal June’18- March ‘19 10 Professor, Department of Counselling Psychology, Stella Maris College
Mentoring June 16, 2018 5137 Stella Maris College July, 2018 – Oct,2018 1230 student learners and 365 student teachers Remedial coaching 2210 Stella Maris College Nov, 2018 – March, 2019 980 student learners and 271 student teachers. Higher Education in Janaury 11, 2019 250 French France 5.1.3 Students benefited by guidance for competitive examinations and career counselling offered by the institution during the year
Number of benefited Number of benefited Number of students who Year Name of the scheme students by Guidance for students by Career have passed in the Number of students placed Competitive examination Counselling activities competitive exam
Coaching for IAS 2018 40 Preliminary Examination
2018 Competitive Exam 27
2018 Career Counselling 1428 316 5.2 Student Progression 5.2.1 Details of campus placement during the year Number of Name of Organizations Students Number of Students Placed Dept. No. Visited Participated SHEEBA CATHERINE 15/UFAA/028 Vector Vibe JENIFER.P Vector Vibe ANN MOL SAJU 15/UFAA/064 State Street SRINITHY KARTHIGA.A 16/UCMA/005 Price Waterhouse Chartered CHRISTINA JULIE.D 16/UCMA/006 Accoutants LLP Deloitte US APARNA.G 16/UCMA/009 Citi Corp SHARON BILSON 16/UCMA/010 Citi Corp MEETTI MATHEW 16/UCMA/011 CTS - PT NAMRATHA.J 16/UCMA/014 RBS RUPIKA ROY 16/UCMA/018 Deloitte US ANDREA RODRIGO 16/UCMA/024 Deloitte US BHUVANESHWARI.M 16/UCMA/025 Deloitte US MARIA SHIRLEY.M 16/UCMA/026 HCL JONI KEERHI.G.I 16/UCMA/027 HCL ALBERTINA.P 16/UCMA/028 KPMG ROSE MARIA BIJU 16/UCMA/031 Yes Bank LUMINA CHRISTY.S.J 16/UCMA/032 Deloitte US ANUSHIYA.P 16/UCMA/034 Kotak SANGEETHA JILLIAN.B 16/UCMA/043 Yes Bank PRIYA.R 16/UCMA/044 Citi Corp SALOMIA.S 16/UCMA/046 Funds India JAYASRI.K 16/UCMA/055 Citi Corp MERLIN ASHA.R 16/UCMA/060 ALVINA THAMIZL 16/UCMA/066 Deloitte US SYLVIA JYOTHSNA HIRUDAYA 16/UCMA/078 Kotak RACHNA.J Citi Corp RAJNAA.A 16/UCMA/504 EY- GDS UG SHRUTI.S 16/UCMA/505 Times Internet MANASI M POPAT 16/UCMA/512 SAMANTHA VERONICA.T 16/UCMA/516 Citi Corp Ntrsut SAGNI GNANA SONA W 16/UCMA/522 TCS (MPS) PRIYA.J 16/UCMA/524 TCS (MPS) MONIK CHRISTINA N 16/UCMA/527 Venbatech EMA FRANCIS 16/UCMA/531 EY- GDS UG ROSE ANN MARTIN 16/UCMA/535 TCS (MPS) SHWETHA JENEIFER.R 16/UCMA/536 Kotak PRIYANKA H M 16/UCMA/540 EY- GDS UG BHARGAVI.K.C 16/UCMA/541 TCS (MPS) REBECCA SISILIYA. E 16/UCMA/543 TCS (MPS) JANANI P 16/UCMA/566 Citi Corp HEMA ANTOINETTE.C 16/UCMA/567 KPMG SANDHYA LAKSHMI 16/UCMA/572
585 Number of Name of Organizations Students Number of Students Placed Dept. No. Visited Participated TCS (MPS) DEEPIKA M 16/UCMA/574 Ntrsut NANDHINI.R 16/UCMA/579 RBS THARA.ID 16/UCMA/580 Goldman Sachs TAPASYA S NAIR 16/UCMA/601 HCL ANGU LAKSHMI.S 16/UCMA/610 CTS - PT JANANI BARANI 16/UCMA/611 Kotak REYANA.S 16/UCMA/615 Sutherland REBECCA LINDSEY.A 16/UCMA/621 CTS - PT JNITHA DUNN 16/UCMA/630 Deloitte US VANDANA.B 16/UCMA/634 ICICI SHARMILASREE.R 16/UCMA/636 CTS - PT DISHA JAIN 16/UCMA/637 Citi Corp KASTHURI.N 16/UCMA/645 State Street KAVYA.S 16/UCMA/649 Kotak KEERTHI JAIN.M 16/UCMA/658 Kotak KARUNYA.M.B 16/UCMA/659 State Street JYOTHSANA.V 16/UCMA/665 CTS - PT KRITIANUNITA.P 16/UCMA/670 State Street SUSHMITHA.H 16/UCMA/672 RBS NISHEVIDHAA.R.S 16/UCMA/676 Sutherland ARSH AFRIN HAJARA.A 16/UCMA/679 Barclays S GODASREE 16/UCMA/701 KPMG LIZ S KODENKANDATH 16/UCMA/703 Kotak NIVEADHA.G 16/UCMA/712 Deloitte India SREYA SCARIA 16/UCMA/713 ASSUNTA MARY 16/UCMA/718 State Street VINCILLA.E JESSICA MABEL 16/UCMA/720 Barclays MENEZES Deloitte US KRITHIKA.S 16/UCMA/727 Ntrsut ROSHINI.M 16/UCMA/731 EY- GDS UG AASTHA.S 16/UCMA/732 HCL DIVYAA R M 16/UCMA/733 EY- GDS UG RISHIKA BAID 16/UCMA/734 ICICI SRUTHI RAMASWAMY 16/UCMA/735 CTS - PT SRUTHI.S 16/UCMA/738 Deloitte US GARIMA GUPTA 16/UCMA/750 CTS - PT SINDHUJA.S 16/UCMA/753 Goldman Sachs RAJALAKSHMI 16/UCMA/755 Goldman Sachs PREMA.P 16/UCMA/756 CATHERINE GEORGE 16/UCMA/766 EY- GDS UG AMBOOKEN NEVEDETHA 16/UCMA/770 Barclays SWAMINATHAN RBS ALAGU SUNDARI.R 16/UCMA/773 Kotak NIVEDHA.R 16/UCMA/774 EY- GDS UG PRACHI.J 16/UCMA/775
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Number of Name of Organizations Students Number of Students Placed Dept. No. Visited Participated The Tamil Nadu Handloom Weavers' Cooperative Sneha C 15/UFAA/046 Society, (co-optex) Chennai Himanshi Kawad 15/UFAA/047 Art n Attire (Shilpa Durga Devi S 15/UFAA/049 Tibrewala Atelier Graphic Design Mritika Seshan 15/UFAA/051 House Employer – Sharan Kiron Kirtana Jawahar 15/UFAA/052 Stirred Creative Advertising Elisheba Joseph 15/UFAA/062 Pvt Ltd., Bangalore. Wudapple Impex and Liz Ann Mathew 15/UFAA/066 Traders, Cochin, Kerala Learning Curve Pre-school, Theerthaa N 15/UFAA/068 Chennai RR Donnelly outsourcing Prathima S 17/PBYA/513 Food Safety Supervisor, The Archana. C 17/PBYA/520 Graffers Life cell international Pvt Ltd Divya R 17/PBYA/522 G 1 Editor Marketing Services, Scientific Nandhini 17/PBYA/523 Publishing Services Quality assurance executive Bhavadharini V. 17/PBYA/525 M.M. Pharma Quality Assurance Executive, Roshitha. S 17/PBYA/526 M.M. Pharma Hotel Saravana Bhavan M. Priscilla 16/UVFA/501 Hotel Saravana Bhavan Monisha. V 16/UVFA/509 Hotel Saravana Bhavan Dhanalakshmi. D 16/UVFA/510 Hotel Saravana Bhavan Vinolia Vincy.D.J 16/UVFA/515 Hotel Saravana Bhavan Harini . K 16/UVFA/523 Hotel Saravana Bhavan Hanusha. S 16/UVFA/525 Hotel Saravana Bhavan Keerthana. S 16/UVFA/527 Hotel Saravana Bhavan Diana Shamili. S 16/UVFA/529 Hotel Saravana Bhavan C. Janaki 16/UVFA/530 Hotel Saravana Bhavan Meghaa Mirunalini 16/UVFA/532 Hotel Saravana Bhavan Annie Camila. R 16/UVFA/533 Hotel Saravana Bhavan Lavanya. P 16/UVFA/535 Hotel Saravana Bhavan Thejaswini 16/UVFA/536 Hotel Saravana Bhavan J. Christina Alice 16/UVFA/540 Hotel Saravana Bhavan Kiruthika. S 16/UVFA/542 Hotel Saravana Bhavan Aishwarya 16/UVFA/547 Hotel Saravana Bhavan Reshma S Shyam 16/UVFA/548 Karate Teacher @ a Primary Archana R 16/UVSA/503 School, Thiruvottriyur Technical sales executive @ Ahmed Fazila 16/UVSA/507 Solstrom Energy Solution 585
Number of Name of Organizations Students Number of Students Placed Dept. No. Visited Participated Renewable Analyst@ Archana VS 16/UVSA/515 Sootless Energy , Perambur Accountant @ A Finance Keerthana R 16/UVSA/516 Company Billing Work @Medplus Keerthika R 16/UVSA/517 Pharmacy Analyst @ Earth Recycler Monisha R 16/UVSA/521 Analyst @ AJUBA Dhanusree D 16/UVSA/522 Zebu Solutions Joseline Sanjana R 16/UVSA/525 Production Executive Backiya Arasi T 16/UVSA/534 @Athenese Dx Pvt ltd CEDER Business Solutions Sagaya Mary. J 16/UVSA/544 Relationship Executive @ Durga N 16/UVSA/546 Agaram Foods Helpage India Laveena Elizabeth 17/PPRA/501 OrangeScape Technologies Pavithra S 17/PPRA/506 HDFC Akshaya R 17/PPRA/507 Brand COMM Akshaya V 17/PPRA/512 Brand COMM Shruthi Anna Mathew 17/PPRA/514 CinemaClubby Business Sushma Shaji 17/PPRA/518 Solutions Pvt Ltd Chavara Public School Ann Treesa Mathew 17/PPRA/521 Agarwal Vidyalaya, Vepery Christina Ruth Dmonte 16/UPYA/501 Akshayah Global School Sneha Elizabeth Jacob 16/UPYA/553 Secretary to the Dean of Commerce and Business Studies, SMC (Placed through College) Deepthi Virginiya 16/UCMB/521 Consultant- XQTech Service India Pvt Ltd Rachiel Mary 16/UCMB/531 Analyst- Grant Thornton Kaushalya Giri 16/UCMB/548 Cognizant- Data Analyst Vidhya 16/UCMB/581 Tieke Education, Chennai Swetha Lobo 17/PSWA/001 East West Centre for Counselling & Training, Mischel Sara Alex 17/PSWA/002 Chennai Women’s Development & Christy Jessy 17/PSWA/004 Research Centre, Chennai Scope India- Railway Amali J 17/PSWA/009 Children’s Project, Chennai Thaagam Foundation B.Vimala 17/PSWA/011 Deepam Educational Society for Health – DESH, Chennai Keertana S G 17/PSWA/015 T2Health Project Social Welfare Department K.Priyanka 17/PSWA/016 TTK Hospital, Chennai Regilda Arul Merlin S 17/PSWA/020 585
Number of Name of Organizations Students Number of Students Placed Dept. No. Visited Participated Malaysian Care Wisma CARE Jasmine Prenisha B 17/PSWA/026 (Headquarters) Kuala Lumpur Justice & Hope J. Sherin Mary 17/PSWA/029 Maalus Social Ventures Jincy Abraham 17/PSWA/031 Tamil Nadu Commission for Jeyashree N 17/PSWA/032 Protection of Child Rights Project, Pala Diocese Theres Alex 17/PSWA/033 YRG Care Foundation-Eco Catherine Veronica 17/PSWA/034 Kitchen Sahodari Project, YWCA, Agneta Ashwini Augustin 17/PSWA/035 Chennai APL Global School , Bhavatharani N. 17/PSWA/036 Chennai UNICEF Vedavalli 17/PSWA/038 Thaagam Foundation Anishma John 17/PSWA/041 Junior Bioinformatician Evangeline shantha 17/PBIA/515 Fabgenics Pvt. Limited Junior Research Analyst - Bioinformatics Kvyor Arshiya Begum 17/PBIA/516 Genomics Research Assistant Madras Diabetes Research Charu Meena H 17/PBIA/508 Foundation Clinical trial associate, Auros Healthcare Research and Reshma 17/PBIA/506 development, Kodambakkam, Chennai Teacher, Everwin School, Kolathur, Chennai Mary Gracey 17/PBIA/507
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Number of Name of Organizations Students Number of Students Placed Dept. No. Visited Participated Galvanize Test Prep – Entrayn Education Faustina Bridget Fernando 17/PELA/001 Technologies Seventh Day Adventist Matriculation Higher Rakshantha Mary Raj A 17/PELA/010 Secondary School Ethiraj College for Women, Namitha Ann Thomas 17/PELA/043 Chennai Rays Education Niharika Leonie Joy 16/UELA/037 Citi Bank N.A Cynthia Evangelin D 16/UCSA/513 Amnesty International India Maria Infanta Sharon 16/UCSA/545 Pvt.Ltd Wipro Technologies Sahaya Mary S 16/UCSB/528 NTT Data M K Preethi 17/PCSA/513 Stella Maris College Subhalaxmi 17/PCSA/503 VIT Chennai Maria Viji 17/PCSA/501 SIFY TEchnologies Shanmuga PRiya 17/PCSA/522 Katherine Anisha S 16/UZLA/001 TNQ Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Kosmo One Irudhyamary J 16/UZLA/003 Fluidtech India Pvt. Ltd. Anne Elina David 16/UZLA/016 Blue Dart Sharmila P.D 16/UZLA/052
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B.Sc ZOOLOGY Madras christian college Masterofsocialwork B.Sc ZOOLOGY University of Madras M.Sc Zoology Number of students Programme Year enrolling into Department graduated from Name of institution joined Name of Programme admitted to graduated from higher education B.Sc ZOOLOGY University of madras MA jainology B.Sc ZOOLOGY Stella Maris College Bioinformatics B.Sc ZOOLOGY Stella maris college MScBioinformatics M.S.c Advanced Zoology and B.Sc ZOOLOGY Loyola biotehnology B.Sc ZOOLOGY Stella Maris college Msw in social work B.Sc ZOOLOGY Loyola college Msc zoology B.sc Advanced zoology and B.Sc ZOOLOGY Stella maris college for womens Biotechnology B.Sc ZOOLOGY Ethiraj College For Women MSc Zoology B.Sc ZOOLOGY Stella Maris College MSc BIOINFORMATICS Sri Ramachandra Institution of higher B.Sc ZOOLOGY MscMedical psychology education AUXILIUM COLLEGE B.Sc ZOOLOGY MScZOOLOGY AUTONOMOUS B.Sc ZOOLOGY Loyola college M. Sc.zoology B.Sc ZOOLOGY Guru Nanak college MSW 2019 34 B.Sc BOTANY D.G Vaishnava College, Chennai M.Sc Microbiology M.Sc Plant Biology and Plant B.Sc BOTANY Madras Christian College, Chennai Biotechnology B.Sc BOTANY Vivekananda College, Kerala M.Sc Botany B.Sc BOTANY Stella Maris College, Chennai M.Sc Biotechnology M.Sc Plant Biology and Plant B.Sc BOTANY Madras Christian College, Chennai Biotechnology B.Sc BOTANY Loyola College, Chennai B.Ed M.Sc Plant Biology and Plant B.Sc BOTANY Madras Christian College, Chennai Biotechnology B.Sc BOTANY Stella Maris College, Chennai M.Sc Biotechnology B.Sc BOTANY Stella Maris College, Chennai M.Sc Biotechnology B.Sc BOTANY Nirmala College for Women, Coimbatore M.Sc Bioinformatics Number of students Programme Year enrolling into Department graduated from Name of institution joined Name of Programme admitted to graduated from higher education B.Sc BOTANY Stella Maris College, Chennai M.A International Studies B.Sc BOTANY University of Madras, Chennai M.Sc Biotechnology B.Sc BOTANY Stella Maris College, Chennai M.Sc Bioinformatics B.Sc BOTANY Stella Maris College, Chennai M.Sc Bioinformatics M.Sc Plant Biology and Plant B.Sc BOTANY Ethiraj College Biotechnology B.Sc BOTANY Stella Maris College, Chennai M.Sc Biotechnology B.Sc BOTANY Sri Ramachandra University, Chennai M.Sc Human Genetics B.Sc BOTANY Kanyakumari B.Ed B.Sc BOTANY Loyola College, Chennai M.Sc Biotechnology B.Sc BOTANY Stella Maris College, Chennai M.Sc Biotechnology B.Sc BOTANY Loyola College, Chennai M.Sc Biotechnology M.A Human Resources and B.Sc BOTANY Madras School of Social Work, Chennai Organisation Development B.Sc BOTANY Presidency College, Chennai M.Sc Botany Sri Sankara Arts and Science College, B.Sc BOTANY M.Sc Biotechnology Kanchipuram B.Sc BOTANY Loyola College, Chennai M.Sc Biotechnology M.Sc Plant Biology and Plant B.Sc BOTANY Madras Christian College, Chennai Biotechnology B.Sc BOTANY Loyola College, Chennai B.Ed B.Sc BOTANY University of Madras, Chennai M.Sc Botany B.Sc BOTANY Holy Cross, Trichy M.Sc Biotechnology M.Sc Plant Biology and Plant B.Sc BOTANY Ethiraj College, Chennai Biotechnology B.Sc BOTANY Presidency College, Chennai M.Sc Botany B.Sc BOTANY Stella Maris College, Chennai M.Sc Biotechnology B.Sc BOTANY Queen Mary's college Msc botany B.Sc BOTANY Stella maris College M.Sc Biotechnology 2019 31 B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY Christ University M.Sc. Psychology B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY Sri Ramachandra Medical College M.Sc. Clinical Psychology Number of students Programme Year enrolling into Department graduated from Name of institution joined Name of Programme admitted to graduated from higher education B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY Sri Ramachandra Medical College M.Sc. Clinical Psychology M.Sc. counselling and clinical B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY Hyderabad University psychology Sri Ramachandra Institute of HigherE & MastersOfScienceInClinicalPsycho B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY R logy B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY Madras School Of Social Work MSc Counselling Psychology Sri Ramachandra Institute of Hr B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY Msc Clinical Psychology Education & Resear
BANYAN ACADEMY OF LEADERSIP B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY AppliedPsychology IN MENTAL HEALTH,TISS
St Agnes Centre for Post Graduate B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY MSC psychology Studies B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY Stella Maris College INTERNATIONALSTUDIES B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY Madras University Counselling and psychotherapy B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY University of Madras Counselling psychology B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY Loyola college MSW B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY Women's Christian College AppliedPsychology B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY Fatima Mata National College MSc Psychology Sri ramachandra institute of higher B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY Msc. Clinical psychology education
B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY SAMPURNA MONTFORT COLLEGE MSccounsellingpsychology B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY Sampurna MONTFORT COLLEGE M.Sc Counselling Psychology B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY Sampurna Montfort College M.Sc Counselling Psychology B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY MADRAS UNIVERSITY psychology
Msc psychology human resource B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY Christ university development and mana
Sri Ramachandra institute of hr education B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY Msc.Medical Psychology and rese Number of students Programme Year enrolling into Department graduated from Name of institution joined Name of Programme admitted to graduated from higher education B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY University of Madras MSc.HRD psychology B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY Scarf India mentalhealthandcounselling B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY Sri Ramachandra Medical College, Porur M.sc Clinical Psychology B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY WOMENS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE MScPsychology
SRI RAMACHANDRA INSTITUTE B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY MEDICALPSYCHOLOGY OF HIGHER EDUCATION
B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY Sampurna Montfort College MScCounsellingPsychology B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY T. A. Pai Management Institute Human Resources
SRI RAMACHANDRA INSTITUTE B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY MScClinicalPsychology OF HIGHER EDUCATION
Sri Ramachandra institute of higher B.Sc PSYCHOLOGY M.Sc Medical psychology education and Dwaraka Doss Goverdhan Doss Vaishnav 2019 43 B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS M.Sc.Computer Science College
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS CRAMPETE FULLSTACKDEVELOPER
MA.INTERNATIONAL B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Stella Maris STUDIES
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Dr mgr janaki college of arts and science Msc it
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Veltech engineering college MCA
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS PSG College of arts and science MCA
St.Josephs College of B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS B.ed education,Tirunelveli Institute of Distance Eduction Madras B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS M.Sc IT University Number of students Programme Year enrolling into Department graduated from Name of institution joined Name of Programme admitted to graduated from higher education B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS University of Madras MCA
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS University of Madras M.Sc IT
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS SRM Easwari Engineering Collge MBA
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS GURU NANAK COLLEGE MCA
M.A Human Resource and B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Madras school of social work organisational development
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS ETHIRAJ COLLEGE FOR WOMEN MCA
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Adhiyamaan college of Engineering Master of computer Application
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Ethiraj College MCA
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS SRM University,Sikkim MCA
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Stella Maris College M.Sc IT
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Stella Maris College M.Sc IT
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Loyola College M.Voc 3D Animation
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Stella Maris College M.Sc IT
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Ethiraj College MCA
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Stella Maris College M.Sc IT Number of students Programme Year enrolling into Department graduated from Name of institution joined Name of Programme admitted to graduated from higher education B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS St.Christophers College of education B.ed
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Ethiraj College MCA
PSG College of Arts(Bharathiyar B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS MCA University)
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Anna Adarsh College M.Sc Computer science
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Loyola College M.Sc Computer science
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Loyola College MBA
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Madras Christian College MCA
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS St.Joseph College of engineering MBA
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Stella Maris College M.Sc IT
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Stella Maris College M.Sc IT
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS University of Madras M.Sc Computer Science
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Madras Christian College MCA
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Ethiraj College MCA
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Ethiraj College MCA
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Monash University Master of Multimedia design Number of students Programme Year enrolling into Department graduated from Name of institution joined Name of Programme admitted to graduated from higher education B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Veltect Hightech engineering College MCA
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS SSN School of Management MBA
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS SSN School of Management MBA
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Ethiraj College MCA
B.C.A COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Sairam Enigineering College MBA
2019 12 M.A ENGLISH Professor Academy NET M.A ENGLISH Stella Maris College M.Phil M.A ENGLISH University Of Madras MPhil M.A ENGLISH Stella Maris College MPhil
MOUNT CARMEL COLLEGE OF M.A ENGLISH BEd Programme TEACHER EDUCATION FOR WOME
M.A ENGLISH Mar Theophilus Training College B Ed M.A ENGLISH Stella Maris College M.Phil English College of Teacher Education, M.A ENGLISH B.Ed Muvattupuzha M.A ENGLISH Stella Maris College, Chennai M.Phil M.A ENGLISH University of Birmingham PhD M.A ENGLISH University of Cambridge CELTA M.A ENGLISH University of Cambridge CELTA 2019 4 M.com COMMERCE Loyola College, Chennai M.phil M.com COMMERCE Horizon Global Education Cpa/Cma M.com COMMERCE Loyola college of education B.Ed M.com COMMERCE Loyola College, Chennai M.phil The Tamil Nadu Dr.Ambedkar Law 2019 2 M.A INTERNATIONAL STUDIES LLB University Number of students Programme Year enrolling into Department graduated from Name of institution joined Name of Programme admitted to graduated from higher education M.A INTERNATIONAL STUDIES Asian College of Journalism Journalism
POST GRADUATE 2019 2 M.A ECONOMICS Great Lakes institute of Management PROGRAMME IN M.A ECONOMICS Stella matituna college of education BEd 2019 20 M.Sc MATHEMATICS PERIYAR UNIVERSITY, SALEM M.Phil M.Sc MATHEMATICS Anna university, Chennai M.Phil STELLA MATUTINA COLLEGE OF M.Sc MATHEMATICS B.Ed. EDUCATION, CHENNAI M.Sc MATHEMATICS Queen Mar's College MPhil M.Sc MATHEMATICS Vijaya College of Education B. Ed M.Sc MATHEMATICS Loyola college M.phil M.Sc MATHEMATICS Vijaya college of education B.ed Annammal College of education for M.Sc MATHEMATICS B.Ed women M.Sc MATHEMATICS St.xavier's college of education B.ed M.Sc MATHEMATICS Vijaya college of education Bachelor of education M.Sc MATHEMATICS BHARATHIAR UNIVERSITY MPHIL M.Sc MATHEMATICS ANNA UNIVERSITY MATHEMATICS M.Sc MATHEMATICS LOYOLA COLLEGE MPHIL M.Sc MATHEMATICS LOYOLA COLLEGE MPHIL M.Sc MATHEMATICS Stella maris college Mphil M.Sc MATHEMATICS Stella maris college M.Phil M.Sc MATHEMATICS Stella matutina college of education B.ED mathematical M.Sc MATHEMATICS Grace college of education Bachelor Of Education M.Sc MATHEMATICS LOYOLA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION B. Ed M.Sc MATHEMATICS LOYOLA COLLEGE MPHIL
2019 8 M.Sc CHEMISTRY ETHIRAJ COLLEGE FOR WOMEN MPHIL Number of students Programme Year enrolling into Department graduated from Name of institution joined Name of Programme admitted to graduated from higher education Lady Willingdon Institute of Advanced M.Sc CHEMISTRY B.Ed study in Edu M.Sc CHEMISTRY Shankar IAS Academy Exam preparation M.Sc CHEMISTRY Mar Theophilus Training College B. Ed M.Sc CHEMISTRY Bhavani college of education B.ed Labour India College Of Teacher M.Sc CHEMISTRY BEd Education NKT NATIONAL COLLEGE FOR M.Sc CHEMISTRY B.Ed EDUCATION M.Sc CHEMISTRY loyola college MPhil
2019 2 M.Sc BIOINFORMATICS NIELIT CHENNAI PGDipDataScienceAndAnalysis M.Sc BIOINFORMATICS Apollo college of education B. Ed 2019 1 M.Sc BIOTECHNOLOGY Bharathi women's college Ph. D 5.2.4 Sports and cultural activities / competitions organised at the institution level during the year can department fests be included? Activity Level Participants Annual Sports meet, competitions in Basket Ball, Ballbadminton, Chess, Shuttle Regional 256 Students Badminton, Volley Ball,Throw ball, Tennis, Table Tennis Athletic competitions: 100 m, 200 m, 400 m, Shotput,Discuss Regional 200 Students throw, Javelin Throw Minor games: Lemon Spoon, Regional 200 Students Sack Race, Three leggedrace Games for administrative & support staff - Volley Ball Regional 200 Staff (Men) & Throw ball (Women) University of Madras B Zone B Zone 6 City colleges Inter Collegiate Tournament Parliamentary Debate - Parliamentary Debate National level – 60 students from various colleges colleges across India Astera (Department Fest) Inter-collegiate 251 students from other colleges Intercollegiate 68 (Other Colleges) WizIT’ 2018“UBUNTU” Technical Fest 350 (SMC) 35 Arts and Science and Engineering Math Fest “ MATHZOOM” Intercollegiate colleges participated 2018 (7 September 2018) All students of the Department of History andB.Voc. (Tourism and “ BC to AD” 2018 – “ Prithvi Hospitality) (Approx. Inter – year Raksha” and World Tourism 225students)First years from the Department Fest Day Celebrations 2018 Department of History andB.Voc. (Tourism and Hospitality) (Approx. 100students)History Inter-Collegiate Students from other colleges from “UNNATHI” CulturalsRegional Chennai. levelon 01.10.2018 Department of Zoology “ Inter Collegiate Fest 100 students from various city college SYNAPSE 2018” Students from Department of Physics “Electra 2018” Inter-Collegiate of Chennai city colleges participated in the event “Chemfest Reactions 2018” Inter-Collegiate 14 colleges & 150 participants Intercollegiate Fest La Bataille Des Talents Around 15 city colleges (French) Activity Level Participants Intercollegiate Around 20 schools / colleges in La Grande Dictée dictation competition Chennai Around 15 city colleges (Loyola College,Vivekananda College, Ethiraj Inter-Collegiate College, MOPVaishnav College, DG Tanmatra Cultural Fest Vaishnav College, SSN JainCollege, (Sanskrit) MGR Janaki College, Anna Adarsh, etc.) Inter-Collegiate 25 Sanskrit Language students from BHASA-THEN & NOW Lecture Demonstration city colleges
Speech and Drawing Inter-Department competitions(150th year The students of Stella Maris College Competition Gandhi Jayanthi Celebration)
(APJ Abdul Kalam Inter-Department BirthdayCelebration) Quiz and The students of Stella Maris College Competition Essay competitions (Bharathiyar Birthday Celebration) Poetry and Inter-Department The students of Stella Maris College Singing (Solo & Group) Competition Competitions Inter Collegiate Novella : Graphic – Ally 139 Literary Festival Inter-Collegiate “Combat 2019” 300 Cultural Fest Ecocentric 2019 Inter-Collegiate 73 Outside College Participants Annual Intra – "Auguste Revel” 210 Departmental Fest Inter-Collegiate EMPORIO 2019 - BLITZ 15 neighbour colleges Cultural Fest Inter-Collegiate Negocio 10 neighbour colleges Cultural Fest Inter-Collegiate HR Connect 2K18 12 neighbour colleges Cultural Fest Freshers’ talent hunt Institution level Students of 1st year Poetry, terribly tiny tales,slogan Institution level Open to all students of the college writing competitions Inter-yearsCultural Event Institution level Open to all students of the college Open to students of 8 colleges in Aquilae 2.0. Intercollegiate level Chennai 5.3 Student Participation and Activities 5.3.1 Number of awards/medals for outstanding performance in sports/cultural activities at national/13.1 level (award for a team event should National/ Student ID Year Name of the award/ medal Sports Cultural Name of the student International number Silver Medal - Solo Dance, 18thAsian 2018 Roller Skating Championship, Namwon, International RollerSkating 16/ USCA/032 Pranamya Rao, I.K. South Korea Bronze Medal -Fist BallChampion ship, 2018 International Fist Ball 17/PCMA/524 Gracelyin Swetha Melbourne,Australia Bronze Medal in Quartet - 18 thAsian 2018 International RollerSkating 16/ USCA/032 Pranamya Rao, I.K. Roller Skating Championship, South Korea Fourth Place -Speed RollerSkating in 18 th 2018 International RollerSkating 16/UECA/070 Subi Suvetha Asian Games,South Korea Gold Medal in All India InterUniversity 2018 National TableTennis 16/UCMA/519 Kokila V.S Table TennisTournament, Chennai Silver Medal in All India InterUniversity 2018 National BasketBall 17/UCMA/039 Ria Sharon Basket BallTournament, Gwalior Gold Medal Khelo India NationalBasket 2018 National BasketBall 16/UCMB/526 Gayathri. L Ball Tournament, Pune Gold Medal in All India Inter University 2018 National Squash 18/USCA/058 Bhadra. A Squash Tournament Bronze Medal in Women’s double Skull - 17/UZLA/034 2018 Challenger National Rowing National Rowing Sanjana. STulsi, S 18/UFAA/006 Championship, Chennai Bronze Medal in Foil, Jr. National Fencing 2018 National Fencing 18/UHSA/026 Maria Ashitha. C Championship, Uttarakhand Gold Medal in Quatret & Silver Medal in 2018 Solo Dance – 56th National Roller Skating National Roller Skating 16/ USCA/032 Pranamya Rao, I.K. Championship, Vishakhapatnam Silver Medal Solo Dance in All India Inter 2018 University National Level Roller Skating National Roller Skating 16/ USCA/032 Pranamya Rao, I.K. Championship. National/ Student ID Year Name of the award/ medal Sports Cultural Name of the student International number Gold Medal in 100 m, Silver Medal in 3000 m Relay & 500 m, Speed 56th National 2018 National Roller Skating 16/UECA/070 Subi Suvetha Roller Skating Championship, Vishakhapatnam Silver Medal SSN Trophy National Basket Ball team of 2018 National Basket Ball Team Intercollegiate Tournament College Second place in Destiny Dance Dance 2018 National Team Western Dance Club Championship Competition Third place in the Republic Day Dance 2018 National Team Classical Dance Club Celebration Competition Anna Elizabeth 2018 TNNNLS –Third place as adjucator National Debate 17/UECA/033 Mathew 2018 KIITMUN- Special Mention National MUN 17/USCA/015 Loganayaki 2018 SOELMUN- Best Photographer National MUN 17/USCA/015 Loganayaki 2018 SOELMUN- Best Delegate National MUN 16/UECA/013 Sanjana Vijay 2018 SOELMUN- Honourable Mention National MUN 17/UCHA/048 Karthika Kalyan 2018 NMBMUN- Best Photographer National MUN 17/USCA/015 Loganayaki 2018 NMBMUN- High Commendation National MUN 17/UCHA/048 Karthika Kalyan IITMUN- Best DelegateHigh 2018 National MUN 17/UECA/037 Karen commendation 2018 HYLCMUN- Best Photographer National MUN 17/USCA/015 Loganayaki 2018 SLCUMUN- Best Photographer National MUN 17/USCA/015 Loganayaki 2018 SRMMUN- Honourable Mention National MUN 17/UCHA/048 Karthika Kalyan 2018 SRMMUN- Honourable Mention National MUN 17/UECA/037 Karen 2018 SRMMUN- Best Delegate National MUN 16/UECA/013 Sanjana Vijay 6.3 Faculty Empowerment Strategies 6.3.1 Teachers provided with financial support to attend conferences / workshops and towards membership fee of professional bodies during the year
Name of conference/ Name of the Amount of workshop attended for professional body for Year Name of teacher support which financial support which membership Rs. provided fee is provided Invited Lecture on GenderStudies and Women’sMovements at Scholar Residency, the Dept. ofEnglish, University of Honours Prog., Univof Letourneau Travel Letourneau, TexasInvited 2018 Dr. Miruna George support from 24,500 Lecture onTrans University of narratives in the California, IndianContext at Dept. of Sacramento Women’s Studies, University of California, Sacramento UBCHEA Whole Person Training Program at February - Ms. Swati Seshadri Asian University for 10,340 March 2019 Women at Chittagong Bangladesh Arts for good Fellowship/Partially 2018-19 Dr. Shrinidhi 12,500 funded by Singapore International Foundation UBCHEA workshop - on Innovation in Teaching & 9/15/2018 Dr. C.L. Shilaja Learning on South Asia - UBCHEA 10,000 To/from Jabalpur flight ticket Registration fee paid to Xavier Board Higher 11, 12 July Dr. Sr. Lourthu Mary Education in India for the 4,000 2018 National Workshop on July 11&12, 2018 Travel expenses incurred towards Xavier Board 11, 12 July Higher Education in India Dr. Sr. Lourthu Mary 1,405 2018 for the National Workshop on July 11 & 12, 2018 Registration fee paid 25- 28 July towards Summer school Ms. Christy Preetha 6,000 2018 in Optics and Photonics at Bengaluru Name of conference/ Name of the Amount of workshop attended for professional body for Year Name of teacher support which financial support which membership Rs. provided fee is provided Registration fee paid towards attending the 22-23 Sept Dr. Sr. Stella Mary National conference 4,000 2018 fmm organised by Xavier Board Higher Education in India Registration fee paid towards attending the 22-23 Sept Dr. Shiny John National conference 4,000 2018 Vairamon organised by Xavier Board Higher Education in India Registration fee paid for the National Workshop on 5-6 Sept 2018 Dr. Dhanalakshmi V 500 Train the Trainer Programme One day workshop conducted by UGC on 8/31/2018 Dr. Subasri Production, Adoption & 2,979 Promotion of MOOCs at Hyderabad One day workshop conducted by UGC on 8/31/2018 Dr. M. Mahalakshmi Production, Adoption & 2,140 Promotion of MOOCs at Hyderabad Travel and accommodation expenses 5-6 Sept 2018 Ms. Dhanalakshmi for the National 5,927 Workshop on Train the Trainer Programme Dr. Dolly Registration of Dr. Susan International Conference 12/14/2018 Dr. Gayathri of KAAS'2018 -for the 5,000 Dr. Shan faculty of History - 1000 Dr. Cinthia Jude each Registration fee with accommodation paid for 15- 16 Feb the National Conference Dr. S.A. Vidhya 3,000 2019 on Counselling practices at Christ University for the Faculty Name of conference/ Name of the Amount of workshop attended for professional body for Year Name of teacher support which financial support which membership Rs. provided fee is provided Registration fee with accommodation paid for 15- 16 Feb the National Conference Ms. Tracy Jose 3,000 2019 on Counselling practices at Christ University for the Faculty Registration fee and Travel expenses incurred 20, 21 Feb towards National Dr. Geradette Davey 3,070 2019 Conference on innovation in Life Sciences for Sustainable Environment Registration fee and travel expenses incurred Dr. Antony Rose towards National Expert 3/7/2019 Immaculate & Dr. seminar on Biodiversity 5,060 Sathya Bama based Economy at St. Philomena's College, Mysore Registration fee for the Workshop on Educating Ms. Victoria Henry & 3/7/2019 Educators on Psycho- 4,000 Dr. A.S. Shanthi Spiritual on 19-20 July and 10-20 October 2018 Registration fee and Travel expenses towards Dr. Agnes Rozario & 3/7/2019 National Seminar on 2,515 Dr. V Dhanalakshmi challenges & changes in the Evaluation System Expenses incurred for Conference on Research 3/30/2019 Ms. Meenakshi 5,271 organised by Srishti Institute at Bengaluru Registration fee for the 09-11 July 2nd World Chemistry Dr. Mary N L 13,711 2018 conference and Exhibition, WCCE 2018 Workshop on Source of 4-13 May 2019 Ms. Sayujya Shankar Performance Energy 24,000 Training 6.3.2 Number of professional development / administrative training programmes organized by the Year Title of the professional Title of the Dates (from-to) No. of No. of development administrative participants participants programme organised training programme (Teaching (Non- for teaching staff organised for non- staff) teaching teaching staff staff)
Micro Teaching and 2018 Demonstration for newly July 05, 2018 22 recruited faculty Relevance of Research 2018 in Teaching for newly July 06, 2018 22 recruited faculty Methods of Teaching & 2018 Learning for newly July 07, 2018 22 recruited faculty Micro Teaching- 2018 Practicals for newly July 07, 2018 22 recruited faculty Professional Ethics for 2018 July 08, 2018 22 all faculty Enhancing Research 2018 July 08, 2018 22 Capacity Counselling and Team 2018 July 08, 2018 22 Building Preparing SMC for 2018 July 14, 2018 203 NAAC new format Intellectual Property 2018 August 29, 2018 51 Rights and Innovations September 03-14, 2018 Academic Audit -2018 198 2018 Research Capacity Building for Science Faculty and Research 2018 Scholars (IQAC in December 13, 2018 33 collaboration with Research Centre –SMICMR) Teaching Millennials - 2018 An Innovative Moodle December 14, 2018 50 Based Approach Ignite The SparkReduce, 2019 Recycle & Reuse Plastic February 01, 2019 897 Lecture cum Workshop
Workshop on "Teaching Millennials - Friday, December 2018 11 An Innovative Moodle 14, 2018 Based Workshop for 2018 supportive staff March 23, 2019 43 ‘Towards New Life’ 6.3.3 No. of teachers attending professional development programmes, viz., Orientation Programme, Refresher Course, Short Term Course, Faculty Development Programmes during the year Title of the professional Number of teachers who attended Date and Duration development programme (from – to) 24/05/2018 to Orientation Programme 3 20/06/2018 08 November 2018 to Orientation Programme 1 05 December 2018 01 February 2019 to 28 Orientation Programme 10 February 08 November 2018 to Refresher Course 2 28 November 2018 29 August 2018 to 18 Refresher Course 1 September 2018 23 August 2018 to 12 Refresher Course 1 September 2018 Faculty Development Programmes 1 June 13-20, 2018 Faculty Development Programmes 1 February 15-16, 2019 Faculty Development Programmes on Annual Peace Building Training “Positive Engagements in Peace Building” conducted by Mindanao 13 May 2019 to 31 May 1 Peacebuilding Institute, Davao City, 2019 Philippines sponsored by United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia (UBCHEA) Faculty Development Programme at 20/04/2018 – 1 IIT Madras 16/05/2018 Faculty Development Programme 03/12/2018 to 2 on Securities Markets 04/12/2018 23 April to 18 May Induction Training Program 1 2018 Faculty Development Programme on Significance of Long Term 25 July 13, 2018 Investment 6.4.2 Funds / Grants received from management, non-government bodies, individuals, Name of the non Funds/ Grants received in government funding Purpose Rs. agencies/ individuals Platinum Jubilee Scholarship and Ms. Namrata Goyal 25,000 Student Support Fund Platinum Jubilee Scholarship and Mr. R D Sriram 25,000 Student Support Fund Platinum Jubilee Scholarship and Ms. Madhu Bindu Tummala 64,800 Student Support Fund Platinum Jubilee Scholarship and Ms. Suyambukani Kumeran 10,000 Student Support Fund Platinum Jubilee Scholarship and Ms. Jayashree George 2,500 Student Support Fund Platinum Jubilee Scholarship and Ms. V Manjula 25,000 Student Support Fund Platinum Jubilee Scholarship and Dr. Geetha Swaminathan 1,00,000 student support fund Platinum Jubilee Scholarship and Sivahari Upakar Nidhi Trust 25,000 Student Support Fund Platinum Jubilee Scholarship and Shafeeya Sifana J 9,000 Student Support Fund Platinum Jubilee Scholarship and Ms. Maleeha 10,000 Student Support Fund Students’ Union 2017-2018 1,66,000 Student Aid Scholarship batch Ms. Malini Roberts 10,000 Cecilia Thangarajan Scholarship Ms. Kalpana Murali in the 150,000 Student Aid Scholarship name of K S Murali Endowment fund for Maths Dept. on Ms. Geetha Srinivasa Rao 150,000 Graduation Day Prizes Ms. Lakshmi Sankar 5,000 Eureka Scholarship fund Ms. Shanthi Sriram 10,000 Eureka Scholarship fund Ms. Nandhini Mohan 103,000 Eureka Scholarship fund Ms. Vedavalli 10,000 Eureka Scholarship fund Ms. Balambika Prabhakar 50,004 Eureka Scholarship fund Dr. Mary George 10,000 Eureka Scholarship fund Ms. Margaret Lonappan 10,000 Eureka Scholarship fund Dr. Mary George 10,000 Eureka Scholarship fund Dr. Mary George 72,000 Eureka Scholarship fund Ms. Sukanya Young 20,000 Eureka Scholarship fund 6.5.6 Number of Quality Initiatives undertaken during the year Year Name of quality initiative by Date of conducting Duration (from----- Number of IQAC activity to------) participants 2018 Professional Ethics 8-Jun-18 8-Jun-18 22 2018 Enhancing Research Capacity 8-Jun-18 8-Jun-18 22 Planning for the Academic Audit 2018 12-Jul-18 12-Jul-18 22 2018 Planning for the Academic Audit 2018 23-Aug-18 23-Aug-18 10 2018 Briefing to DQAC faculty representatives on procedure for 2018 10-Aug-18 10-Aug-18 29 the Conduct of the Academic Audit 2018 Conduct of Academic Audit -2018 03 to 14-Sep-2018 03 to 14-Sep-2018 198 Orientation on Outcome based 2018 11-Oct-18 11-Oct-18 40 learning for HoD’s & DQAC Orientation on Outcome based 23 July 2018 to April 2018 11-Oct-18 206 learning for faculty members 2019 Preparation for the Outcome based 23 July 2018 to 2018 23-Jul-18 8 Curriculum Revision April 2019 Outcome based Curriculum 23 July 2018 to April 2018 11-Oct-18 51 Revision for HoD’s & DQAC 2019 Outcome based Curriculum 2018 7-Feb-19 7-Feb-19 51 Revision Initiative to strengthen the data 20 July 2018 to 2019 bank for easy access- Redesigning 20-Jul-18 10 March 2019 the IQAC Template Research Capacity Building for Science Faculty and Research 2018 13-Dec-18 13-Dec-18 33 Scholars (IQAC in collaboration with Research Centre –SMICMR) Hands on Training “Teaching 2018 Millennials - An Innovative 14-Dec-18 14-Dec-18 50 Moodle Based Approach” Interactive session with students 2018 on the Role of Students in 27-Aug-18 27-Aug-18 77 Enhancing Quality Education Lecture cum Workshop Ignite The 2019 Spark Reduce, Recycle & Reuse 1-Feb-19 1-Feb-19 897 Plastic November 2018- 2019 Online Faculty Appraisal Nov-18 198 March 2019 7.1.4 Inclusion and Situatedness Enlist most important initiatives taken to address locational advantages and disadvantages during the year Year Number of initiatives Number of initiatives Date and duration of the Name of the Issues addressed Number of to address locational taken to engage with initiative initiative participating advantages and and contribute to students and disadvantages local community staff
Providing healthy locally Organic Farming - 2018-2019 1 1 10-Feb-19 sourced organic food 306 Farmers Market products
Extending support to women’s Self-Help groups in 2018-2019 1 1 February 26-27,2019 College Bazaar 5807 marketing, providing and by infrastructure
From 2016 October till date(3rd Mental Health Mental Disorders prevalent in 8 students and Saturdays) Clinic the local community 3 staff From 2016 February till Counselling Mental Disorder 8 students and date(Monday to Friday) Service 8 staff From 2015 October till Indigenous Food Promoting Good health in the 8 students and date(monthly once) Preparation Classes near by communities 4 staff
8 August 2016 till date Certificate Courses Training and Developing Lay 8 students and in Lay Counselling Counsellors in the community 3 staff 1983-2019 Support Service Promote Education 3 Staff For Child Education 8 August 2016 -till date Nalam Centre Day care and rehabilitation 8 students and centre for the cured patients 3 staff with mental disorders 2018-2019 12 12 30.4.18 to 1.1.19 Support service for Promote Elderly Care 8 students and elderly 3 staff (Physiotherapy Clinic, Eye camp) 2018-2019 12 12
9 July.2108 till Date Community Centre Community Development 8 students and 3 staff 2017 till Date Student Leadership Training the under privileged 45 students Programme school children on leadership, and 3 staff 10& 11 August 2018 Work Shop on Art Therapeutic sessions for 3 Staff and 8 Therapy Mental Health Professionals Students 27 August.2018 National Millet A state level seminar on “The 3 Staff and 8 Week Programme need for Millet Diet’’ Students 19-Feb-19 Rally organised in For promoting girl child 4 students and collaboration with education 4 staff the students of St. Raphels School 7.1.6 Activities conducted for promotion of universal Values and Ethics Number of Activity Duration (from------to------) participants II PG Retreat 13th & 14th July 2018 48 II PG Workshop 31st August 2018 116 II UG Retreat 27th & 28th July 2018 610 st II UG Workshop 21 July 2018 580 I UG Retreat 31st Aug & 1st Sept, 2018 384 I UG Workshop 31st Aug, 2018 778 III UG Retreat 7th & 8th December 2018 613 III UG Workshop 24th November 2018 880 I PG Retreat 11th & 12th January 2019 88 I PG Workshop 11th January 2019 210 III UG - Talk “Legal Rights of Women 5th January 2019 1493 Marriage and Family Laws -III UG - 2nd March 2019 1493 CD students Prayer and Meditation - III UG - CD 18th and 20th February, 2019 613
Prayer and Meditation - III UG - Ethics 26th February, 2019 880
Inter-collegiate 23rd February, 2019 880 Christella 24th March, 2019 1607