ST. TERESA’S COLLEGE E R N A K U L A M
The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 TERESIAN IQAReviewC
St.Teresa’s College Inspired by the lives of . . .
St. Teresa of Avila Our Patroness
Mother Teresa of St. Rose of Lima Our Foundress
St. Teresa’s College (Autonomous) Ernakulam, Kerala, a pioneering institution committed to the cause of higher learning of women and their empowerment through excellence in teaching, learning and research, was established on 15th June 1925 by the Carmelite Sisters of St. Teresa under the leadership of the visionary foundress Mother Teresa of St. Rose of Lima who was declared ‘Servant of God’ on 29 January 2016. CONTENTS
1 Foreword...... 05
2 Vision and Mission...... 07
3 Achievements 2017- 18...... 10
4 IQAC...... 12
5 TRAAC...... 13
6 International Collaborations...... 13
7 Student Achievements - Academics...... 16
8 Faculty Achievements...... 20
9 Faculty - Participation in Short Term Programmes...... 24
10 Faculty - Publications...... 27
11 Seminars/Conferences Organized...... 36
12 Inter Collegiate Fests...... 48
13 Sports...... 55
14 NCC, NSS...... 59
15 Teresian Rural Outreach Programme...... 63
16 Teresian Commitment to Environment ...... 65
17 Entrepreneurship Development ...... 67
18 Placement ...... 68
19 Value education...... 68
20 Scholarships...... 69
21 PTA, AstA...... 69
22 College Union Activities...... 71 Foreword
Teresian Review recaptures the entire year’s activity in the campus. The staff and students of the College jointly organize programmes of quality and effectiveness, under the guidance of IQAC.
An active campus is a store house of information and energy, which makes it a pivotal point of progress and commitment.
The making of this Teresian Review is itself a significant symbol of precision and responsibility shared.It gives a new direction to the future activities and focus to the development that the institution envisions for itself and society. Dr. Sr. Vinitha CSST Director I congratulate the active team especially Dr Usha Nair, Smt Teresa Kuncheria, Ms Vidhu Mary John and Ms Diya whose untiring dedication to work is praise worthy.
God bless everyone.
Foreword
St. Teresa’s College (Autonomous) is a premier institution for higher education in Kerala. We are committed to empower women through imparting knowledge and life skills. Quality and innovation are crucial elements on which the value of higher education depends. The Internal Quality Assurance Cell of St Teresa’s College is committed to ensure that high standards are maintained in all the aspects of the process of education.
The Indian higher education system is on the brink of great transformations in order to facilitate global competencies and we are also in the process of adapting to these changes. The IQAC has conducted several programmes in the previous academic year to enhance the expertise and competencies of the faculty. The Dr. Sajimol Augustine M. IQAC magazine - Teresian Review 2017- 18 provides a comprehensive Principal overview of the various activities carried out with guidance from the IQAC team of St.Teresa’s College.
05 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... FOREWORDForeword
St.Teresa’s College strives to enable and empower young women to face the challenges of an emerging knowledge society which is changing at an unprecedented pace. The achievements and accolades we have accumulated over the years is a testament of the institution’s inherent strength. The reputation we enjoy as an exceptional institution of learning brings a tremendous sense of responsibility on us and inspires us to raise the bar further. The Internal Quality Assurance Cell of St. Teresa’s College, established on 30 June 2004, has over the years, developed a system for conscious, consistent and catalytic improvement in the performance of the College.
The IQAC Gazette is a magazine devoted to highlighting the most significant advancements in St. Teresa’s College from an academic perspective. This is the third issue of the magazine and our goal is to showcase the efforts of the Teresian community in promoting quality education, addressing technological challenges and encouraging research in areas of significance.
On behalf of the IQAC, I extend my sincere gratitude to our Director, Rev. Dr.Sr. Vinitha and our Principal, Dr. Sajimol Augustine M., for their vision, guidance and support. I am most grateful to Smt. Teresa Kuncheria, Joint Coordinator of the IQAC, for her unstinted efforts towards the compilation of the IQAC Gazette for the academic year 2017-18.
We hope that this Gazette will serve as an informative resource of our achievements for all our stakeholders!
Dr. Usha Nair Ms Teresa Kuncheria Ms Vidhu Mary John IQAC Co ordinator Joint Secretary Joint Secretary
06 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... VISION
St. Teresa's College envisions a life oriented education that empowers students to respond proactively to social concerns and work for the integrity of creation, thereby, building a 'Civilization of Love' and advancing the Kingdom of God as envisaged by the foundress, Mother Teresa of St. Rose of Lima.
MISSION
To promote a College/Community/Society/Nation where spiritual, moral, and genuine human values are lived and witnessed .
To contribute to the transformation of society through an The motto of St. Teresa's College, 'The fear of the Lord is openness to reality and living the challenges of being socially the beginning of wisdom' (Proverbs 9:10), encapsulates the beliefs and ideals of the Teresian family and conscious and socially responsible. owsseamlessly into its vision statement as envisaged by To synergize women and those prevented from exercising the foundress, Servant of God, Mother Teresa of St. Rose their right to be human, through enlightening them regarding of Lima. their basic human rights and helping them to achieve the same. This premier minority institution provides education in To promote inter-cultural and inter religious harmony and line with the mission of the foundress, aimed at the communion through promoting genuine dialogue, whereby we integral formation of intellectually creative, emotionally work together for the common good of the human family. mature, morally responsible, spiritually enlightened, To facilitate leadership among the students enabling them to socially committed and truly liberated young women who be genuinely other centred, proactively enthusiastic, will reposition themselves as self-reliant and responsible spiritually and socially motivated towards personal, group and individuals and become agents of change to transform social liberation. society. This minority institution has always opened its
To provide quality, integral education which is life, vocation doors to beneciaries, irrespective of caste, creed and and career oriented. community and works tirelessly towards the building of a better world. To work towards the integrity of creation through being conscious of and alert to the state of devastation and Ninety three years of purposeful planning and prayerful destruction of creation and the serious perils that humankind is persistence have paved way to excellence in higher plunged into. We promote programmes /movements that foster education. The College has received many prestigious inter-connectedness, kinship and eco-justice. awards and has the distinction of being accredited thrice by NAAC with A grade. As recognition of the high To recognize the advantage of using modern tools and standards maintained, St. Teresa's College was granted technological innovations for teaching-learning and Autonomous Status in the year 2014. governance and its visible impact, in empowering students.
07 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... GOVERNANCE THE GOVERNING COUNCIL
The Governing Council serves as the executive body of the Governing council – Dr. Joy Job Kulavelil, Member, Kerala college in accordance with the ordinance by the Government of State Higher Education Council as the Government nominee Kerala for Autonomous Colleges. The Council functions and Dr. P. S. Sukumaran, Professor and Head, School of effectively with Dr. Sr. Vinitha CSST, Director of the College Behavioural Sciences, Mahatma Gandhi University as the as the Chairperson,Dr. Meenakshi Gopinath, Former Member University nominee. UGC and Former Principal, Lady Shri Ram College New Delhi The Governing Council met five times during the academic as the UGC Nominee, Dr. Latha Nair, Associate Professor, year 2017 -18 on 18 October 2017, 21 December 2017, 14 Department of English, Dr. Kala M.S, Associate Professor, March 2018, 16 April 2018 and 23 May 2018. Apart from the Department of Physics, Dr. Alphonsa Vijaya Joseph, Associate routine matters like approval of the College calendar, budget, Professor, Department of Botany as the members and the AQAR, Time table and results of end semester examinations, Principal, Dr Sajimol Augustine functions as the Ex-officio many significant decisions were also taken in these meetings. Secretary. This year, two members were nominated to the
THE ACADEMIC COUNCIL
The Academic Council has as its members - the Director, t h e se mester exams, Panel of examiners to the various Boards Dr. Sr Vinitha, Principal, Dr Sajimol Augustine, four of study, approval of Syllabi and Curriculum of the UG University members- Dr George James T, Associate Professor, courses etc. Newman College, Thodupuzha, Dr C. K. James, Associate FACULTY AND PROGRAMMES Professor,St. Thomas College, Pala, Dr. Samuel Mathew, OFFERED Associate Professor, Mar Thoma College, Thiruvalla, four St. Teresa's College has now on its rolls 196 teaching faculty, experts from outside College - Dr. A Sabu, Assistant Professor, 103 non teaching staff-78 on contract and 25 regular, Kannur University, Mr George Paul, M.D , Synthite Industries functioning in 24 departments with 3241 students. The Ltd, Dr K.P Satheeshan, LLB, PhD, Mr Sahuji K.G, LSGD, dedication and commitment of the staff and students has Municipal Corporation, Cochin, Member Secretary- Dr Rose P. undoubtedly made St. Teresa's a benchmark today to measure Ignatius, and four members of the Academic Council academic, co-curricular and extra-curricular excellence. The nominated by the Principal- Dr Tessy Anthony C, Dept of College offers 23 Under Graduate programmes, 2 BVoc English, Dr Romily Margaret Mendez, Dept of Botany, Ms programmes, 17 Post Graduate programmes, 3 M.Phil. Teresa Kuncheria, Dept of Home Science and Ms Sujatha R.E, programmes, 6 Ph.D. programmes, 3 PG Diploma Dept of Economics. programmes 1 UG Diploma programme and 25 Add on The Academic Council met on 22 August 2017 and 27 March courses. The Centre for Management and Business Studies 2018. The Council deliberated on various issues and was instrumental in the approval of the Question bank system for
08 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Prime Minister Dr Narendra Modi’s visit to the College for Distance Education offers 3 Under Graduate and 3 Master’s The College celebrated the Foundress Day on 29 January programmes in the field of Commerce and Management 2018 by offering Holy Mass by Most. Rev. Dr. Joseph studies. The International Language Centre of the College Karikkassery, Bishop of the Diocese of Kottapuram. provides basic level courses in Spanish, German and French The visit of the Honourable Prime Minister, and the Department of Home Science provides a Learning Sri. Narendra Modi to the College on 16 June 2017 Disability Centre. The IGNOU Study Centre at the College was a significant oment to add to the annalzs of the College. offers 3 Master's programmes, 1 PG Diploma, 2 Diploma and 2 The management gifted the Prime Minister a memento Certificate programmes in various disciplines. The Department painted by Ms. Dhanya P., Assistant professor,Department of of Economics initiated the Add on Course on Diploma in Fashion Designing. Financial Journalism this academic year.
09 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... ACHIEVEMENTS 2017- 18 Sixth Cochin Herald Business Excellence Award for Global Leadership in Social Guidance
Rev. Sr. Dr. Vinitha CSST, Director of the College received the Sixth Cochin Herald Business Excellence Award for Global leadership in Social Guidance.
Higher Education Leadership Award for contribution and achievement instituted by Venus International Foundation
Dr. Sajimol Augustine, Principal of the College received the Higher Education Leadership Award for contribution and achievement instituted by Venus International Foundation.
10 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Best Bhoomitra Sena Club 2016-17
The Bhoomitra Sena Club of the College was awarded the 'Best Bhoomitra Sena Club' among the Colleges in Central Kerala for the year 2016-17 on 16 September 2017. The award was instituted by the Department of Environment and Climate Change, Government of Kerala.
The Teresa Lima Award The 'Teresa Lima Award' instituted by the Management to honour a 'Woman Achiever of the Highest Social Standing' was awarded to Smt. Lisba Yesudas for her contributions towards the welfare and development of the underprivileged coastal communities in Kerala.
INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENTS The newly constructed Central Block of the College was blessed by Archbishop Emeritus Rev. Dr. Francis Kallarackal and inaugurated by Rev. Sr. Dr. Chris CSST, the President of the College on 13 October 2017.
Inauguration of the Central Block
11 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL - IQAC
College aims at academic excellence to ensure quality in all enrichment programmes were organized for the holistic operations. Principal of the College is the IQAC Chairperson, development of the staff. The programmes were as follows; Dr. Usha Nair, the Coordinator, Ms. Teresa Kuncheria and Ms. ŸFaculty Enrichment Programme on Career Enhancement on 17 July 2017. Vidhu Mary John are the Joint Coordinators. Several faculty ŸFaculty Development Programme on Value-added Courses on 17 October 2017. ŸDr. M. P. Rajan, NAAC Peer Team Member conducted a session entitled ‘New Guidelines for Assessment and Accreditation Procedures’ on 10 November 2017 for the teaching and non-teaching staff members. Faculty Enrichment Programme on ŸA session entitled ‘New Accreditation Framework Prescribed by NAAC’ was organized on 15 December 2017 by Dr. R. Selvam, Consultant for NAAC Accreditation process and External Academic Auditor. ŸA talk on ‘Ethics, Values and Spirituality’ was organized on 16 March 2018. The resource persons for this one-day Career Enhancement programme were Dr. Joseph I. Injodey, Sri. John Paul, Brother Satish and team.
Teresian Review, a magazine featuring the most signicant achievements and memorable events of the academic year 2016-17 was published by the IQAC.
Collaborative Learning Programme for Academic Advancement of Students
Collaborative Learning Programme for Academic Advancement of Students - The English Department collaborated with the IQAC for the Collaborative Learning Programme for Academic Advancement of Students. The programme was lauched on 20 December 2017 and inaugurated by Ms. Diana Vincent, Managing Trustee, Fourth Wave Foundation. The I UG students of the department of English have been chosen for the pilot run of the programme.
12 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... TERESIAN RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY CELL - TRACC Altogether 102 research scholars from various disciplines have presented their research works. The conference enabled TRACC of St. Teresa's College was formed in 2011 to interactions between researchers which could promote coordinate and promote research activities of the institution. interdisciplinary research so as to benefit the society at large. The institution has 6 research centres recognized by M G University having 30 research guides with 96 research scholars COLLABORATIONS and is widely perceived as one of the finest centres for course work under the University. COCHIN CITY SOLAR PROJECT In its venture to achieve excellence in research, this year Research and Development Department, Bhoomitra Sena TRACC convened a Conference on 19 October 2017 for the Club and iConnect (An initiative of the Department of research guides and faculty members who are pursuing Physics) of St. Teresa's College spearheaded the Cochin City research in various research centres of the Institution. Three Solar Project. The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy research scholars and 2 faculty members who secured Ph.D under the Government of India has selected Kochi as one of during the year were felicitated during the inaugural session of the 60 Solar cities in the country. The Centre for Heritage, the conference. Environment and Development (c-hed); the Research wing of the Kochi Municipal Corporation has partnered with St. Teresa's College to implement the project. It has agreed to allocate an amount of 6 lakhs each in 3 phases.
INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS This year, Teresian International, the International Wing of the Research and Development department has made remarkable strides at the global level right from the participation of students in the International Summer Programme held at Richmond University-UK, to organizing a week-long visit of the Swedish delegation in October and a cultural exchange with students and faculty from Sophia University, Japan. This year also embarked a new journey of academic and cultural exchange with Semester at Sea, a study abroad programme managed by Colorado State University, USA and a session on National Conference on Modern Trends in Research cross cultural exchange with University of Virginia, USA. The College has signed MoUs with: Dr.M. Bhasi, Dean and Member of Syndicate, Cochin University of Science and Technology spoke on the topic 'Role of research in Society Related Issues'. There were talks on Newman University, UK 'Recent trends' and 'Research Advances' in various disciplines Sophia University, Japan by experts in respective fields. The conference provided the Richmond, The American International University, UK faculty members of the institution an opportunity to facilitate Stockholm University Hersby, Sweden discussions so as to disseminate research findings and to keep abreast of the newer developments, theories and techniques in University of Wisconsin-Parkside, US the field of research.
13 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... ACADEMIC EXCHANGE PROGRAMMES
Academic and Cultural Exchange with Sophia for a ten day exchange programme. The aim zwas to equip
University, Japan- Students of St. Teresa's College students with practical insights of another country in research, academic interaction and hands on experience welcomed the first batch of International students from Sophia regarding the various topics they opt for their research University, Japan. The students were accompanied by their projects. The topics discussed during the panel were: professor Fr. John Joseph and Mr. Yuya Mukai, coordinator of Communism-The Kerala Perspective, Gurus- Fake and Real, the International wing of Sophia University. Sustainable Tourism, Self Help Groups, Sanitation, Social Indo-Swedish Academic Exchange- Indo Swedish Academic Capital and LGBT Movement in Kerala. The resource Exchange Forum is an organisation coordinating academic persons on each topic were from the Departments of exchange programmes for students between India and Sweden. Economics, English, Sociology, Home Science and Travel This year, a group of 20 students along with three faculty and Tourism . members from Stockholm Hersby, Sweden visited the College
Semester at Sea by
Colorado State University, USA - The Teresian exchange programme at Casino Hotel, Willington Island International hosted a cultural exchange programme for the where students from various departments interacted with students of the Colorado State University, USA in their American counterparts. This year a group of 50 students collaboration with 'Semester at Sea' which is a study abroad are visiting the campus for a 2 day academic exchange. programme. The International wing, hosted a cultural
Cross-cultural exchange A group of nine students from the University of Virginia, accompanied by two professors, visited St. Teresa's College in January 2018. The session was organized by Teresian International to promote cross-cultural interaction.The American students interacted with Post-Graduate students from the Department of English. The discussion dealt with current affairs; ranging from the position of Latin Americans in the US and development in Children's literature to environmental issues and the relevance of Sanskrit.Dr. Deborah Ford, Honourable Chancellor of University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Dr. Deborah Ford, Honourable Chancellor of University of US, visited the College and delivered a talk on Wisconsin-Parkside, US 'Women and Leadership' at the College.
14 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Exchange programme withthe Hersby Institute Sweden
Summer Programme at Richmond University - As a part of summer programme at Richmond, The American International University, London-UK, 9 Under Graduate and Post-Graduate students from St. Teresa's College attended a three week long exchange programme from 21 May2018 to 9 June 2018. Some of the topics chosen by the students were 'Economic problems of developing countries', 'Creative expressions', 'Foundations in photography' etc.
Students who attended were Archana Ria Vikraman, Aljie Alex Athiparambil, Aiswarya S. and Tara Mohandas of ll DC. Economics, Vaishnavi Venu of III DC. Economics, Neema Students at the Summer Programme Thomas and Riya Rose Joseph of II DC English Literature , - Richmond University Farzana P. A. of P G Diploma in Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics and Deepthy Eliswa of lll Bcom.
15 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS ACADEMICS
This year the College has successfully completed the Fourth PG Examination Results (April 2016- 2018) - Five year of autonomy by conducting examinations and publishing students achieved overall A+ for PG studies from the Dept results promptly, with Dr. Romily Margret Mendez, as the of Chemistry and MCom, 4 from Mathematics and Zoology, Controller of Examinations. 3 from Masters in Fashion Designing, 2 from the Dept of Bharathanatyam and Botany, 1 each from the Departments of The PG Department of Chemistry and the PG Department of Physics , French – Travel and Tourism, Home Science - Food Bharathanatyam have achieved cent percent pass in the End Science and Nutrition. Bharathanatyam have achieved cent percent pass in the End 2016-17. Forty two students have secured A+ in all subjects for the exams conducted.
PG TOPPERS
Shoja Jolly Reshma Maria Joseph Snehamol K.J Jissmol Dept of Bharathanatyam Dept of Botany Dept of Chemistry Dept of Commerce (SF)
Leya Babu Elanjickal Gopika Girish Jyothi S Shehnaz Shebir Dept of Fashion Dept of Fashion Dept of Mathematics (MTTM) Designing Designing (PG) Dept of French (PG Diploma)
16 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Deby Tresa Pooja Lakshmi Nair Juliya Sebastian (MSc Food Dept of Physics Dept of Zoology Science and Nutrition) Dept of Home Science
Ameena Manaal Thahira ( Msc Resource (Msc Child Development ) Management and Interior Dept of Home Science Designing) Dept of Home Science
UG Examination Results
(April 2015-2018) – Thirty eight students from the Department of Mathematics, 37 from B Com, 13 each from Chemistry and B Com(SF), 11 from Physics, 8 from Zoology, 7 each from the departments of Botany and Economics, 5 from Home Science, 4 from Sociology,3 from Computer Applications, 2 from History and 1 student from the Dept of French have received overall A+ in the UG Examination
UG TOPPERS
Farha Nazrullah Jyothsna .N.V Ranjana Mera Shankar A Womens Studies Centre Dept of Commerce Dept of Commerce (SF) Dept of Botany (FD)
17 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Shaniya V. Ansari, Sonia Lucy C.A Vismaya Murali Tina Rose Jacob Dept of Chemistry Dept of Communicative Dept of Computer Dept of Economics English Applications
Alanna Nicholas Mintu Regi Sunny Nufa Akber Vaisakhi.R. Kamath Dept of French Dept of B.Voc. –FPT Dept of Home Science Dept of BMS – IB
Krishna Chakki Mary Lancy Devika Prakash Anjana K Dept of History Dept of Mathematics Dept of Physics Dept of Sociology
Elizabeth Riya Antony Miriam Ephraim Dept of B.Voc -SWD Mampilly Dept of Zoology
18 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Convocation – 2018
Doctoral Degrees awarded
Dr Annu Raju from the Department of Chemistry, Dr. Jisha John, Dr. Jeena Ann Joseph and Dr. Maria Theresa Chakunny from the Department of English and Dr. Rashmi Poojara from the Department of Home Science were awarded Doctoral Degrees.
Dr . Annu Raju Dr. Rashmi Poojara Dept of Chemistry Dept of Home Science
Dr. Jisha John Dr. Jeena Ann Joseph Dr. Maria Theresa Chakunny Dept of English Dept of English Dept of English
19 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Five research scholars were awarded Doctoral Degrees from the Research Centre of the Department of English under the guidance of Dr. Sr. Vinitha and Dr. Latha Nair.
Dr. Sr. Vinitha Dr. Latha Nair Dept of English Dept of English
Best Paper Presentation Award Smt. Georgia Ann Benny of the Department of Sociology received the ‘Best Paper Presentation Award in Technical Presentation and Research Contribution’ at the 27th International Conference on Social Science and Humanities at Dubai, UAE, 19-20 December 2017 organized by Global Association for Humanities and Social Science Research.
20 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... NCC Award
Associate NCC Ofcer Lt. Dr. Seleena.K.V completed the one month training at Ofcers Training Academy (OTA), Gwalior, and was promoted as Captain Dr. Seleena. K.V.
NCC Award - Captain Dr. Seleena.K.V.
Mukthika Award - Sri. Suresh Kumar.C.K, Department of Bharthanatyam received the 'Mukthika Award' by Chilanka Music and Dance academy for the contribution of Abhinayasangeetha in the eld of Carnatic music.
Mukthika Award- Sri. Suresh Kumar.C.K
Vocational Excellence Award -Dr. Nisha Vikraman of the Department of Home Science received the ‘Vocational Excellence Award’ from Rotary International for developing life skills for school students in Panagad Village and conduct of awareness classes for the elderly on ‘Geriatric Nutrition’ and ‘Government Programmes to support the Elderly’.
Vocational Excellence Award - Dr. Nisha Vikraman
21 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Society of Teresians for Environment Protection- Presentation D r. N i r m a l a P a d m a n a b h a n , Secretary of Society of Teresians for Environment Protection (STEP) and Faculty in charge of the Bhoomitra Sena Club made a presentation about Bhoomitra Sanchi during the Stakeholder Consultation organized by the Suchitwa Mission held at Kochi which was presided by Honourable Minister of State for Housing and Urban Affairs, Hardeep Singh Puri. STEP Presentation
Installation of Reading Camera for the Visually Challenged
Mukthika Award- Sri. Suresh Kumar.C.K
Installation of Reading Camera for the Visually Challenged - The Library Club under the headship of Rev. Sr. Ashritha, UGC Librarian, made a remarkable achievement by installing the instrument Pearl Portable Reading Camera for the Visually Challenged in the College library.
22 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Publishing House
Yet another milestone in the history of the College is the launch of the Teresian Publishing House. The Department of Chemistry was instrumental in initiating this venture.
Launch of the Teresian Publishing House
The books, ‘Advanced Inorganic, Organic and Environmental Chemistry’ authored by Dr. Ushamani , Dr. Saritha Chandran, Ms. Mary Lincy , Ms. Rupa Kamath and Ms. Elizabeth Mary and ‘Advanced Organic Chemistry’ by Dr. Jaya T. Varkey, Ms. Annu Raju, Ms. Elizabeth Kuruvilla, Ms. Rani Maria Syriac and Ms. Stephy P.S. were the maiden publications of the Teresian Publishing House.
Books Published by the Teresian Faculty
23 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... These books which deal with the Complementary Courses offered to the students of the Departments of Botany, Zoology and Home Science is a noteworthy and signicant initiative of the faculty members of the Department of Chemistry. Another book on ‘Environmental Studies’ based on the UGC syllabus for Undergraduate courses of all branches of higher education was also released by the Teresian Publishing House. The book was authored by Dr. Ushamani and Dr. Saritha Chandran from the Department of Chemistry, Dr. Sheela D from the Department of Botany, Dr. Priya K Nair, the Department of English and Dr. Swathy Varma from the Department of Economics.
The members of the faculty attend orientation programmes and refresher courses to keep abreast of the latest developments in their respective elds. Faculty members are also involved in collaborative research projects funded by various agencies and have undertaken many major and minor projects.
SHORT TERM PROGRAMMES ATTENDED BY THE FACULTY
SHORT TERM PROGRAMMES ATTENDED BY THE FACULTY
Department Name Course Details Period Short Term Course in Women Botany Dr. Liza Jacob Empowerment UGC HRDC, Univ. of Kerala 11-06-2017 11-11-2017 Department of Educa on, Chemistry Dr. Jaya T Varkey Evalua on in Higher Educa on University of Calicut 21-08-2017 27-08-2017 Mary Sruthy Melbin, Jency Commerce Treesa, Ann Thomas Faculty Knowledge Program Ibs, Icfai Business School 08-11-2017 08-11-2017 Kiriyanthan, Elizabeth Rini K. F
MES- Advanced Ins tute of Faculty Development Programme on Mary Sruthy Melbin, Jency Treesa Management & Technology 30-10-2017 30-10-2017 Commerce 'Goods and Services Tax (GST) (AIMAT), Marampally The Ins tute of Company Commerce Jency Treesa Career as Company Secretary Secretaries of India, Kochi 11-04-2017 11-04-2017 Chapter Two Day FDP on Research Alber an Ins tute of Commerce Mary Sruthy Melbin, Jency Treesa 12-04-2017 12-05-2017 Methodology and Data Analysis Management IIT Delhi and the Ministry of Course on the Indian Economy and Finance and Chief Economic Economics Dr Nirmala Padmanabhan Economic Survey Advisor;s Office, Govt of India 06-11-2017 17-06-2017 State level training Program for Department of Environment facul es in charge of Bhoomithra Sena and Climate Change , Govt of Economics Dr Nirmala Padmanabhan Club Kerala 16-09-2017 16-09-2017 Workshop in Efficient Waste Ins tute of Management in Economics Dr Nirmala Padmanabhan Management Government 10-05-2017 10-05-2017 University of Calicut- Short term course on evalua on in department of higher Economics Dr.Thushara George Higher educa on educa on(MHRD TLC 21-08-2017 27-08-2017 Home Science Dr Thara Sebas an Research Methodology HRDC, Kannur University 21-08-2017 25-08-2017 Home St Christopher College of Science Sr Shelsy Antony Tuning Young Faculty Educa on, Chennai 23-01-2018 27-01-2018 Na onal Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning sponsored by the Sociology Georgia Ann Benny Ministry of HRD, Government of India NPTEL, IIT Madras and FISAT 20-07-2018 ISPCK and UMW in partnership with Loyola Ins tute of Peace Wright Right With Bite: Workshop for and Interna onal Rela ons and Sociology Linda Therese Luiz Budding Writers Sameeksha 12-11-2017 14-11-2017 State Ins tute of Technical Training Programme on Familiarisa on Teachers Training and of FDGT Curriculum Revision 2017 to Research, Dept of Technical 25-09-2017 the Private Instructors of FDGT Centres Educa on, Govt. Of Kerala, 03-10-2017 WSC Lekha Sreenivas of Northern and Central Kerala Kalamassery. 05-10-2017 05-10-2017 FoSTaC and Department of Training programme on Food Safety Home Science, St.Teresas WSC Minitha Susan Joseph Supervisor- catering by FSSAI,India College, Ernakulam 13-03-2018
24 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... FDP PROGRAMMES
Department Name of the Teacher From To
Commerce SF Lathiya Gopalan M.G. 30-10-2017 30-10-2017 Economics Smt.Pearly Antony O 12-01-2015 30-11-2017 English Pree Kumar 01-12-2015 26-11-2017 English Tania Mary Viviera 06-06-2017 05-06-2019 History Vinitha T Tharakan 12-01-2015 30-11-2017 Home Science Smt. Susan Cherian 12-01-2015 30-11-2017 Physics Priya Parvathi Ameena Jose 01-01 -2016 31-12-2017 Physics Mary Vinaya 14-06-2017 13-06-2018 Physics Susan Mathew 06-06-2017 05-06-2019 Sociology Dora Dominic 07-06-2016 06-06-2018 Maths Susan Mathew Panakkal 12-01-2015 30-11-2017 Maths Ursala Paul 06-07-2016 06-06-2018 Maths Elizabeth Reshma M T 06-06-2017 06-05-2019
REFRESHER/ORIENTATION PROGRAMMES BY THE FACULTY
Refresher/Orienta on and Title Period Department Name of the Teacher Organized by From To P.E.S's Modern College of Arts, 27-11-2017 11-12-2017 Science and Commerce, Ganeshkhind, Pune and sponsored by Indian Academy of Sciences, Indian Science Academies Refresher Course Na onal Science Academy, and The Chemistry Dr. Saritha Chandran A in Chemistry Na onal Academy of Sciences Orienta on Progra mme for teachers 31-05-2017 Communic a ve Ms. Saumya John by Dr. Samuel Johnson St. Teresa's College Orienta on Programme for teachers 31-05-2017 Com Eng Ms. Lizee Veena Vincent by Dr. Samuel Johnson St. Teresa's College Orienta on Programme for teachers 31-05-2017 Com Eng Ms. Belinda Emelin Jones by Dr. Samuel Johnson St. Teresa's College Orienta on Programme for 31-05-2017 Com Eng Ms. Susan Thomas Chaly teachers by Dr. Samuel Johnson St. Teresa's College Orienta on Programme for 31-05-2017 Com Eng Ms. Nikitha B. teachers by Dr. Samuel Johnson St. Teresa's College Orienta on Programme for 31-05-2017 Com Eng Ms. Elizabeth Paulose Parambi teachers by Dr. Samuel Johnson St. Teresa's College Orienta on Programme for 31-05-2017 Com Eng Ms. Sandra Mariam Xavier teachers by Dr. Samuel Johnson St. Teresa's College Centre Ins tute Of Fisheries 01-05-2018 25-01-2018 Economics Pearly Antony O. Refresher Technology , cochin English Pree Kumar Refresher - Special Winter School UGC -HRDC Trivandrum 30-11-2017 20-12-2017 English Jisha Mary John Refresher - Special Winter School UGC -HRDC Trivandrum 30-11-2017 20-12-2017 English Jeena Ann Joseph Refresher - Special Winter School UGC -HRDC Trivandrum 30-11-2017 20-12-2017 English Priya K. Nair Refresher - Special Winter School UGC -HRDC Trivandrum 30-11-2017 20-12-2017 21st Refresher Course in English & Foreign Languages English Vidhu Mary John UGC -HRDC, University of Calicut 02-03-2018 22-03-2018 SW-55, PRO- Cum Trg. Course ,OTA NCC Officers Trainig Programme Malayalam Dr. Seleena K.V (Refresher C ourse) NCC 21-06-2017 26-07-2017 Home Dr. Leena Leon Refresher Course in Educa on HRDC Pondicherry 02-08-2018 28-02-2018 Science Home Sr. Shelsy Antony Orienta on Course HRDC Pondicherry 03-01-2018 28-03-2018 Science Refresher Course in Marine Nutrients -For figh ng Home Central Ins tute of Fisheries Dr. Rashmi H.Poojara Malnutri on:Recent Advances in 02-01-2018 21-02-2018 Science Technology, Cochin Marine Biomolecules for Human Nutri on and Health Care , Home Refresher Cour se in Women's Dr. Nisha Vikraman HRDC , Bangalore University 26-02-2018 17-03-2018 Science Studies Physics Dr. Mariyam Thomas Refresher Course on Material Indian Academy of Sciences, 01-09-2017 15-09-2017
25 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... MAJOR PROJECTS
Departmen t Principal Co Inves gator Ongoing/ Title Sanc on order no. Ag ency P eriod Grant/Amount Inves gator Completed and Date Mobilized (Rs Lakhs) Botan y Dr. Lizzy Dr. Anu Completed Sterols as a Tool for Taxonomic Iden ty UGC le er No. F. UGC 2013- 12,25,800 Mathew Gopinath A Study Focussing on Macro Algae of No. 42-975/2013 2017 Kerala and Lakshadweep Coas ts (SR) dated 14/3/2013 Home Dr Anu Joseph Dr Nisha Ongoing Sensi zing Consumers on Food F.No.43-388/2014 UGC 01-07- 8,09,000 Science Vikraman Adultera on: A sustainable health (SR), 01/07/2015 2015 approach. to 30- 06- 2018
MINOR PROJECTS
Department Principal Ongoing/ Title Sanc on order no. Ag ency Period Grant/Amount Inves gator Completed and Date Mobilized
(Rs) Chemistry Dr. Jaya T Ongoing Syntheis, Characteriza on and An microbial 113/SPS60/2016 KSCSTE 2016-17 Varkey Studies of Biodegradable Polymers and their dated 16/02/2017 70,000 Polymer Metal Complexes Chemistry Dr. Jaya T Ongoing Cataly c Ac vity Studies of Metal UGC Research 2016-18 Varkey Nanopar cles supported as Func onal Award 3,00,000 Organic Polymer
Economics Dr.Anupa Ongoing Environment Management Training Kerala State 2017-18 Jacob Council For 3,00,000 Science, Technology and Environment Trivandrum
Malayalam Dr. Saumya Completed Malayalam Linguis cs Texts: Transla on and F. No: MRP (H) UGC 03-12-2013 to 85,000 Baby Cri cal Study of Selected Works of L.V 0533/12 03-12-2015 Ramaswami Aiyer 13/KLMG008/UGC- SWRO dated 29-March -2013
Sociology Elizabeth Completed Gender Role Stereotypes among Adolescents MRP (H) 1195/13 UGC 2014-2018 Abraham in Cochin City 14/KLMG008/UGC 70,000 SWRO dtd 28/03/2014
Sociology Lebia Gladis Ongoing Where Memories Go? A Sociological F.No.2373 UGC 2016-2018 N.P. Perspec ve on Demen a Pa en ts MRP/15 95,000 16/KLMG008/UGC- SWRO dtd 25/4/2016
26 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Publications of Faculty
International Journals
• Dr. Lizzy Mathew, Dept of Botany, ‘Isolation and Vulnerability and Displacement of Coastal People of Characterisation of a Novel Saponin from Rosmarinus Kerala’, Emperor International Journal of Finance and Ofcinalis (Lamiaceae)’,International Journal of Management Research,Vol.4,pg.no153-157,ISSN -2395- Advanced Research, 5(2)1743-1749ISSN:2320- 5929. 5407. • Ms. Vinitha T. Tharakan, Department of History, • Dr. Lizzy Mathew, Department of Botany, ‘Chemical ‘Travancore Christian Succession Act(1916): Travails and Proling of Thymus Vulgaris L. using HPTLC’, Journal of Hurdles in the course of its Formulation’, Star Research Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry 6(4):1017- Reach Vol 9, No2,December,2017,ISSN 0975- 1023,ISSN: 2278-4136. 5101.
• Dr. Lizzy Mathew, Department of Botany, ‘Antioxidant • Dr Anu Joseph, Dept of Home Science, ‘Variations in Potential of Four Chlorophycean members from Kerala Bio-chemical Parameters among adults based on BMI’, Coast’, International Journal of Scientic Research 6(7): International Journal for Research in Applied Science and 66-68,ISSN 2277-8179. Impact Factor - 4.176. Engineering Technology, Vol 5, Issue 8,August, 2017,ISSN 2321-9653.Impact Factor: 6.887. • Dr. Lizzy Mathew, Department of Botany, ‘Evaluation of Phytochemical Constituents of Two different species of • Smt Susan Cherian, Deparment of Home Science, Turbinaria’, International Journal of Scientic Research. ‘Seasonal Variation in Electricity Consumption: A trend 6(7): 66-68. Analysis’,International Journal of Research in Applied Sciences and Engineering Technology, vol.6,(2). February • Dr. Ushamani M., Department of Chemistry, ‘Green 2018. Synthesis, Characterization and Antibacterial Property of Silver Nanoparticles using Ocium Tenuiorum, • Ms. Daly Paulose , Department of Management Studies, Azadirachta Indica and Plectranthus Amboinicus Leaf ‘Maruti Suzuki- Reinventing for the big League’, Extract’, International Journal of Scientic and Research International Journal for teaching & Case studies Publications, Issue-10, Volume-7, pages-551-555,ISSN- (Inderscience publishers, Switzerland),Volume 8, Issue 3 2250-3153. (ISSN:1749-9151).
• Dr. Jaya T. Varkey, Department of Chemistry, ‘A • Ms. Bindu Krishnan, Department of Management Studies, Comparative Study of Swelling Capacity and Surface ‘Some Random Coefcient Models with Laplace Morphology of Different Mol % 1,6-Hexanediol Marginals’, International Journal of Statistical Diacrylate Crosslinked Polystyrene for Catalytic Distributions and Applications, Vol 2, Issue 4. Applications’, International Journal of Applied Chemistry,ISSN-0973-1792. • Ms. Bindu Krishnan, Department of Management Studies, ‘A rst order moving average model with Esscher • Dr. Thushara George, Dept of Economics, ‘FDI in transformed Laplace innovations’, International Journal of retail sector: Opportunities and Challenges, Emperor Statistics and Systems,Vol 12, Issue 4. International Journal of Finance and Management Research,Vol.4,issue.1.Jan 2018 pg.no53-58,ISSN -2395- • Ms. Bindu Krishnan, Department of Management Studies, 5929. ‘A Mixed Asymmetric Laplace Moving Average Process’, Global Journal of pure and applied Mathematics, Vol 13, • Dr. Mary Liya C.A .,Department of Economics,‘Livelihood Issue 9, ISSN:0973-1768,Scopus.
27 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... • Ms. Ursala Paul, Department of Mathematics, ‘Rough Researcher ID Thomson Reuters,acdemic.edu) -2249- Fuzzy G Modules and their Properties’, Bulletin of Kerala 4553. Mathematics Association, Vol 14, No 1, June 2017,Pages 13 to 23,ISSN 0973-2721. • Dr. Radhu S., Department of Physics, ‘Plasmon enhanced Two Photon Absorption in Schiff Base Modied • Ms. Ursala Paul, Department of Mathematics, ‘Roughness poly(styrene- co- Maleic anhydride Gold in G modules’, Global journal of Pure and Applied Nanocomposites’, Journal of Applied Polymer Science, Mathematics, Vol 13 No.9(2017) pgs 5469 to 5478,ISSN Vol 134, Issue 46,December 10, 2017, Impact Factor - 0973 1768. 1.866.
• Ms. Alka Benny, Department of of Mathematics, ‘An • Dr. Radhu S., Department of Physics, ‘Plasmon enhanced analysis onto the efciency of Ciphers’, International Two Photon Absorption in modied Styrene- Maleic Journal of Scientic & Engineering Research Volume 8 Anhydride Silver Nanocomposites’, Journal of Issue 7 July 2017,ISSN 2229-5518. Nanostructures and Nanoobjects, E-ISSN: 2352-507X, Impact Factor -1.8. • Ms. Ursala Paul, Department of of Mathematics, ‘ An introduction to Lattice Ordered G-Modules’, Journal of • Dr. Kala M. S., Department of Physics, ‘Dopamine Global Research in Mathematical Archives, Vol 4, No Functionalization of BaTiO3: an Effective strategy for the 11,Nov 2017, pgs 76-82,ISSN 2320 -5822. enhancement of Electrical, Magnetoelectric and Thermal properties of BaTiO3- PVDF- TrFE Nanocomposites • Ms. Alka Benny, Department of Mathematics, ‘A study on Dalton Transactions’,Vol.47,p:2039-2051 ,2018,Impact Isoperimetric Inequality’, IJCRT, Volume 6, Issue 2 April Factor - 4.029. 2018, pp 376-380,ISSN 2320-2882,5.97(Google scholar, Researcher ID Thomson Reuters, Mendely) • Dr. Helvin Vincent, Department of Zoology, ‘Molecular Cloning and Characterization of a Halotolerant α-amylase • Ms. Alka Benny, Department of Mathematics, ‘Numerical from Marine Metagenomic Library derived from Arabian methods using MATLAB, JETIR’, Vol 5 , Issue 5 , May Sea Sediments’, Springer 3Biotech7: 65. 2018, Pp 596-604,ISSN 2349-5162,5.87 ( Google Scholar, doi:10.1007/s13205-017-0674-0,ISSN:2190-5738,1.361- roiter
National Journals
• Ms. Sarin Sara Jose, Dept of Clinical nutrition and Dietetics, • Dr. Nisha Vikraman, Dept of Home Science, ‘Impact of Junk ‘A Raw food based Quantitative Food Frequency foods and its Banning among Adolescents’, International Questionnaire to assess Long term Dietary intake among Journal of Trend in Scientic Research and Development, Urban adults of South India: relative Validity and ISSN 2456-6470. Reproducibility’, The Indian Journal of Nutrition and Sr. Shelsy Antony, Dept of Home Science, ‘Satisfaction of Dietetics, March, vol. 55, pp- 1-17, ISSN :0022- • Female Adolescents living arrangements in Hostels’, Vol 5, 3174.NAAS- 4.21. (11 ), November, 2017,IJRASET, ISSN 2321-9653.
• Dr. Nirmala Padmanbhan, Dept of Economics,‘Role of • Dr. Betty Rani Isaac, Dept of Home Science, ‘Nutrient Local Governments in Waste Management and analysis of Tender Jackfruit( Artocarpus Heterophyllus)our Environment Protection-A Study of Select Panchayats in and its Incorporation in Breakfast Recipes for Diabetics’, Kerala’, Decentralization Analysis Cell (DAC), Gulati Indian Journal of Research in Food Science and Nutrition Institute of Finance and Taxation, Thiruvananthapuram, ,Vol.4(2),42-46, July -December 2017,ISSN(Print) 2349- Policy Advisory Studies, ISBN 978-81-935037-4-4. 8897; ISSN (Online) 2350-1006.
28 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... 15/7/2017,ISSN: 2279-0845. • Ms. Elizabeth Reshma M .T .,Dept of Mathematics, ‘Generation of Topologies from Lattices’, Journal of • Dr. Dhanya N., Dept of Home Science,‘Prevalence of Statistics & Mathematical Engineering, Volume 4 , issue 1, Anxiety among Adolescents’, Research Journal of Social Page 1-9. Science, Vol.8, No.8, August, 2017, pp. 23-39,ISSN 0025- 1348. • Dr. Sajitha J. Kurup, Dept of Sociology, ‘Professionalism among Married Women Teachers’, Kerala Sociologist 45 • Dr. N. Dhanya , Dept of Home Science,‘Personality Traits of (2), December 2017, pp. 97-111,ISSN: 0975-8933. adolescents from selected areas of Ernakulam’, Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development, October, • Ms. Lebia Gladis N.P, Dept of Sociology, ‘Pakalveedu' - A 2017, 3 (10),ISSN 2454-6615. Sociological Analysis of Senior Citizens in the Daycare Centres’, Kerala Sociologist 45 (1), June 2017, pp. 45-59, ISSN: 0975-8933. • Dr. N. Dhanya, Dept of Home Science, Book review: ‘Managing the Marine and Coastal Environment of Sub Saharan Africa’, Research Highlights, ISSN 2231-2374. Proceedings • Dr. N. Dhanya, Dept of Home Science, ‘Awareness of Anganwadi Teachers on Neuro-developmental Disorders’, • Ms. Mary Sruthy Melbin, Dept of Commerce, ‘A Study on Vol. 27, Issue 4,Research Highlights, ISSN 2231- Savings and Investment Pattern of Kudumbashree Unit 2374. members in Pizhala’, One day National Conference on • Dr. N. Dhanya, Dept of Home Science, ‘Personality Traits of Commerce, Management & Social Sciences , pg.nos:141- adolescents from selected areas of Ernakulam’, Research 146, October 2017,ISBN: 978-93-5281-856-3. Highlights, ISSN 2231-2374. • Ms. Jency Treesa, Dept of Commerce, ‘Management of • Dr. Nisha Vikraman, Dept of Home Science, ‘Evaluation of Non-Performing Assets- Role of Loan Policy of the Banks Nutrition at Rehabilitation Centre among Tribals of Sultan Batheri, Wayanad’, IJRASET. and the Recovery Mechanisms’, One day National Conference on Commerce, Management & Social Sciences, pg.nos:74-80, October 2017,ISBN: 978-93- 5281-856-3.
• Dr. Thushara George, Departmet of Economics, ‘Higher Education in Kerala: Issues and Challenges’, Proceedings of the International Conference on Sustainable Globalisation,978-93-5279-203-0.
• Dr. Mary Liya C.A, Dept of Economics, ‘Higher Education in Kerala: Issues and Challenges’, Proceedings of the International Conference on Sustainable Globalisation, 978-93-5279-203-0.
• Dr. Nirmala Padmanbhan, Dept of Economics, ‘Sustainable
29 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Environment in Kerala- A Clarion Call for Higher on Kumarakom, Kerala’, Proceedings of the International Education Institutions’, Proceedings of the International Conference on Sustainable Globalisation, ICSG 2018, Conference on Sustainable Globalisation, ISBN: 978-93- January 2018, Pg. No. 289,ISBN 978-93-5279-203- 5279-203-0. 0.
• Ms. Nivethitha Sanjay, Department of Fashion Designing, • Ms. Amita Sarah Varghese, Dept of French, ‘A Study on the ‘Upcycling- An Innovative approach to Future Sustainable Prospects of Kochi as a Destination’, Development of Home Textile’, Proceedings of Proceedings of the International Conference on Sustainable International Conference on Ingenious Textile Process and Globalisation, ICSG 2018, January 2018, Pg. No. 219,ISBN Products, pp 105-108, August, 2017,ISBN: 978-93-84- 978-93-5279-203-0. 234-40-9. • Ms. Jennifer Sandy James, Dept of French, ‘A Study on Zero • Ms. Vinitha Paulose, Dept of Fashion Designing, ‘A Step Waste Project with Special Emphasis on the Destination Towards Sustainability of Herbal Natural Dyed Textiles’, Fort Kochi’, Proceedings of the International Conference on Proceedings of International Conference on Ingenious Sustainable Globalisation, ICSG 2018, January 2018, Pg. Textile Process and Products, pp 13-23, August, No. 85,ISBN 978-93-5279-203-0. 2017,ISBN: 978-93-84-234-40-9. • Dr. N. Dhanya, Dept of Home Science, ‘Knowledge and • Ms. Vinitha Paulose, Dept of Fashion Designing, ‘Eco- Attitude of School Administrators on Inclusive Education in friendly Herbal Textiles- A stride towards healthy living’, Schools of Ernakulam District, Kerala’, National Seminar Proceedings of International Conference on Ingenious on Promotion of Higher Education for Persons with Special Textile process and products, pp-28-31, August Needs-Proceedings Pg:No:82-88,12/12/2017,ISBN No: 2017,ISBN: 978-93-84-234-40-9. 9789385267451.
• Ms. Nivethitha Sanjay, Dept of Fashion Designing, ‘A study • Dr. N. Dhanya, Dept of Home Science,‘Emotional on Obselete Kanchipuram Sarees Upcycling- a new Intelligence of Teachers and IT Professionals -a perspective to Sustainable Home Textiles’. Proceedings of Comparative Study’, Proceeedings of National Seminar on National conference on Home science towards Young Edu Tech Jamboree, ISBN No: 978-93-86638-67. India, New India. Pg no:383-389, Vol.17 February • Ms. Priya Parvathi Ameena Jose and Dr. Kala M. S., Dept of 2017,ISSN:2278-4852. Physics, ‘Silver attached reduced Graphene Oxide as • Ms. Vinitha Paulose, Dept of Fashion Designing, ‘Natural Sunlight induced Photocatalyst for Dye Degradation’, Dyed Textiles for Sustainable Development’, Proceedings Proceedings of International Conference on Materials, of National conference on Home science towards young Emerging Devices and Energy Efcient Technologies India, New India, Pg no:434-442, Vol.17 February (MEETCON’17),ISBN No: 13 978-81-927227-0-2. 2018,ISSN:2278-4853. • Dr. Santhi S., Dept of Physics,‘Synthesis and
• Ms. Reshmi Joseph, Dept of French, ‘Responsible Tourism: Characterization of ZnO Nano /Micro structures and ZnO
A Tool for Sustainable Development- A Case Study based /Au composites for Bio medical Applications’, Proceedings
30 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... of International Conference on Materials, Emerging National level Annual Physics Symposium-APS, 2017-
Devices and Energy Efcient Technologies 18,P:80-86, December 2017,ISBN No: 978-93-5291
(MEETCON’17),ISBN No: 13 978-81-927227-0-2. -017-5.
• Ms .Minu Pius, Dept of Physics, ‘Novel Magnetic Zinc • Ms. Minu Pius, Dept of Physics, ‘Novel Spinel Ferrite
Ferrite/ Silver Chloride Nanocomposite with Antibacterial based Nanocomposite with Enhanced Antibacterial
Property’, Proceedings of International Conference on Activity’, Proceedings of National level Annual Physics
Materials, Emerging Devices and Energy Efcient Symposium-APS, 2017-18,P:87-95, December
Technologies (MEETCON’17),ISBN No: 13 978-81- 2017,ISBN No: 978-93-5291-017-5. 927227-0-2. • Ms. Priya Parvathi Ameena Jose and Dr.Kala M .S., Dept of • Dr. Kala M.S ,Dept of Physics, ‘Enhanced Magnetoelectric Physics, ‘Exploration of Hydrothermally prepared Silver Coupling in NiFe2O4-PVDF-HFP exible attached rGO Nanocomposite as a Photocatalyst for Nanocomposite lms’, Proceedings of National level Methylene Blue Degradation’, Proceedings of National Annual Physics Symposium-APS, 2017-18,P:50-54, level Annual Physics Symposium-APS, 2017-18,P:100- December 2017,ISBN No: 978-93-5291-017-5. 104, December 2017,ISBN No: 978-93-5291-017-5. • Dr.Radhu S., Dept of Physics, ‘Photocatalytic degradation • Dr. Rose P.Ignatius, Dept of Physics, ‘Effect of Noise in of Textile Dye Molecules by Au-Ag alloy Nanoparticles’, Neurons’,Proceedings of National level Annual Physics Proceedings of National level Annual Physics Symposium-APS, 2017-18,P:110-115, December Symposium-APS, 2017-18,P:55-61, December 2017,ISBN No: 978-93-5291-017-5. 2017,ISBN No: 978-93-5291-017-5.
• Dr. Santhi A and Frincy Francis, Dept of Physics, ‘Effect of • Dr. Mariyam Thomas, Dept of Physics, ‘Study on the
UV Treatment on The Photoresponsivity of Zno Micro and Removal of Heavy Metal Ion from Water using ZnO
Nanostructures’, Proceedings of National level Annual nanoparticles’, Proceedings of National level Annual
Physics Symposium-APS, 2017-18,P:62-66, December Physics Symposium-APS, 2017-18,P:116-121, December
2017,ISBN No: 978-93-5291-017-5. 2017,ISBN No: 978-93-5291-017-5.
• Dr. Kala M.S., Dept of Physics, ‘Nonlinear optical • Dr. Rose.P.Ignatius, Dept of Physics, ‘Electrical modes of
properties of Silver Quantum Clusters’, Proceedings of Neurons in the presence of Noise and Memristor’,
National level Annual Physics Symposium-APS, 2017- Proceedings of National level Annual Physics
18,P:67-73, December 2017,ISBN No: 978-93-5291 Symposium-APS, 2017-18,P:122-127, December
-017-5. 2017 ,ISBN No: 978-93-5291-017-5.
• Dr. Rose P. Ignatius, Dept of Physics, ‘Dynamics of
Hyperchaotic Systems in the Presence of External Periodic
and Over Damped Harmonic Fields, Proceedings of
31 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Journals /Others Chemistry’, Book title-Advanced Inorganic Organic and Environmental Chemistry, Editor- Dr. Saritha Chandran A, • Ms .Athira Babu and Tessa Fani Jose, Dept of English, ‘The Publisher- Teresian Publishing House, November Neo -white man's burden': Journey from Colonialism to Post 2017,978-81-7255-091-2,10 to33. Colonialism in the Movie Lord Livingstone 7000 Kandi, • Ms.Mary Lincy K. A.,Dept of Chemistry, ‘Chemistry and Aqinas Journal of Multidisciplinary Research, ISSN Agriculture’, Book title-Advanced Inorganic Organic and 23957751. Environmental Chemistry, Editor- Dr. Saritha Chandran A,
• Dr. Nirmala Padmanbhan, Dept of Economics, ‘ GST- Publisher- Teresian Publishing House, November learning by Doing through STEP pp77-78, Alchemy- 2017,978-81-7255-091-2 34 to 56. Transforming Dreams, College Magazine 2018, St. Teresa’s College. • Ms. Rupa V. Kamath, Dept of Chemistry, ‘Green Chemistry’, Book title-‘Advanced Inorganic Organic and • Ms. Kalpita Chakrabortty, Dept of Management Studies, Environmental Chemistry’, Editor- Dr. Saritha Chandran ‘Boosting Economy with Politically involved Corporate: A A, Publisher- Teresian Publishing House, November 2017, Case study of Shine Garments Ltd’,Rajagiri Management 978-81-7255-091-2,57 to 69. Journal, Vol II, Issue . • Ms. Elizabeth Mary P. A., Dept of Chemistry, ‘Water • Ms. Bindu Krishnan, Dept of Management Studies, ‘A Pollution’, Book title-‘Advanced Inorganic Organic and Generalization of Marshall-Olkin Weibull Distribution and Environmental Chemistry’, Editor- Dr. Saritha Chandran its Applications’, Journal of Kerala Statistical Association, A, Publisher-Teresian Publishing House, November Vol 2 2017,978-81-7255-091-2,95 to 113.
Articles/ • Dr. Ushamani M., Dept of Chemistry, ‘Environmental Chapters published in Books Pollution’, Book Title- ‘Environmental Studies’, Editor- Dr. Saritha Chandran A, Publisher- Teresian Publishing • Dr. Sheela D, Dept of Botany, ‘Biodiversity and House, November 2017,978-81-7255-093-6,66 to 98. Conservation’, Dr. Saritha Chandran A, Environmental Studies, Teresian Publishing House, Ernakulam, • Dr. Saritha Chandran A.,Dept of Chemistry, ‘ Ecosystems’ 2017,ISBN:9798-81-7255-093-650-65. ,Book Title- ‘Environmental Studies’, Editor- Dr. Saritha • Ms. Bhavya E. P., Dept of B.Voc., Simi Poulose, ‘Value Chandran A, Publisher- Teresian Publishing House, addition of Pulse Crops,Genetics and Breeding of Pulse November 2017,978-81-7255-093-6,31 to 49. Crops’, Vijayan Roshni, Wani Shabir Hussian,Ambika Rajendran,V.Visha Kumari,2018,978-93-272-8487- • Dr. Jaya T. Varkey, Dept of Chemistry, ‘Lipids, Oils and 4,224-239. Fats’ ,Book title- ‘Advanced Organic Chemistry’, Editor- Annu Raju, Publisher- Teresian Publishing House, • Dr. Ushamani M., Dept of Chemistry, ‘Energy Sources November 2017,978-81-7255-092-9,70 to 94. and Air Pollution’, Book title-Advanced Inorganic Organic and Environmental Chemistry, Editor- Dr. Saritha Chandran A, Publisher- Teresian Publishing House, November • Ms. Annu Raju, Dept of Chemistry, ‘Amino Acids and 2017,978-81-7255-091-2 70 to 94. Protein’, Book title- ‘Advanced Organic Chemistry’, Editor- Annu Raju, Publisher- Teresian Publishing House, • Dr. Saritha Chandran A., Dept of Chemistry, ‘Nuclear November 2017,978-81-7255-092-9,35 to 51.
32 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... • Dr. Elizabeth Kuruvilla, Dept of Chemistry, ‘Carbohydrates’ Books published as author/editor ,Book title- ‘Advanced Organic Chemistry’, Editor- Annu • Dr. Sheela D., Dept of Botany, ‘Environmental Studies’, Raju, Publisher- Teresian Publishing House, November Author, Teresian Publishing House, Ernakulam, 2017,978-81-7255-092-9,52 to69. ISBN:9798-81-7255-093-6. • Ms. Rani Maria Cyriac, Dept of Chemistry, ‘Enzymes, • Dr. Saritha Chandran A.,Dept of Chemistry, ‘Advanced Nucleic acids and Vitamins’, Book title- ‘Advanced Inorganic Organic and Environmental Chemistry’, Editor, Organic Chemistry’, Editor- Annu Raju, Publisher- Teresian Publishing House, ISBN- 978-81-7255-091-2. Teresian Publishing House, November 2017,978-81-7255- 092-9,8 to33. • Dr. Annu Raju, Dept of Chemistry, ‘Advanced Organic Chemistry’, Editor, Teresian Publishing House, ISBN- • Ms. Stephy P. S., Dept of Chemistry, ‘Food additives and 978-81-7255-092-9. Food Adulteration’, Book title- Advanced Organic
Chemistry, Editor- Annu Raju, Publisher- Teresian • Dr. Saritha Chandran A.,Dept of Chemistry, ‘Environmental Publishing House, November 2017,978-81-7255-092-9,79 Studies’, Editor, Teresian Publishing House, ISBN-978- to 90. 81-7255-093-6 .
• Dr. Usha Nair, Dept of Hindi, ‘ Rajneetik Daavpemch aur Hindi Naatak’, ‘Samakaaleen Hindi Natak Tatha • Dr. Ushamani M., Dept of Chemistry, ‘Advanced Inorganic Rangmanch’, Dr.V.G Margret, Aman Publisher,2017, Organic and Environmental Chemistry’ Author, Teresian 9.78939E+12 Publishing House, ISBN- 978-81-7255-091-2.
• Dr. N. Dhanya, Dept of Home Science, Ms. Athira Harikrishnan, ‘Let Children Fly High Through Effective • Dr. Saritha Chandran A.,Dept of Chemistry, ‘Advanced Inorganic Organic and Environmental Chemistry’, Author, Communication’; EduCreation Publishing; December Teresian Publishing House, ISBN- 978-81-7255-091-2. 2017,ISBN:No:978-1-5457-1286-3.
• Ms. Gargy R., Dept of Malayalam, ‘Aakhyanathinte • Ms.Mary Lincy K .A., Dept of Chemistry, ‘Advanced Charithra Valkkaram – Novalukalil, Jeevitha Parinamam Inorganic Organic and Environmental Chemistry’, Author, Sahitya Krithikalil’, Dr. Joshi Varghese( Editor),978-81- Teresian Publishing House, ISBN- 978-81-7255-091-2. 933931-4-7,153-161. • Ms. Rupa V. Kamath, Dept of Chemistry, ‘Advanced • Ms. Gargy R., Dept of Malayalam, ‘Kadhayamama, Inorganic Organic and Environmental Chemistry’, Author, Nishabdhamakkapedunna Penshabdhagal’ (Myna Teresian Publishing House, ISBN- 978-81-7255-091-2. Umaiban & Rajesh Monji- Editors)978-81-927965-7- 4,296-299,37. • Ms Elizabth Mary P. A., Dept of Chemistry, ‘Advanced Inorganic Organic and Environmental Chemistry’, Author, • Dr. Saumya Baby, Dept of Malayalam Malayala Sasthra Teresian Publishing House, ISBN- 978-81-7255-091-2. Novel, ‘Aadhunikananthara Malayala Novel’(ed. Dr. Kumar J), 9.78938E+12,732-743. • Dr. Ushamani M.,Dept of Chemistry, ‘ Environmental • Dr. Seleena K. V., Dept of Malayalam, ‘ Adivasikalum Studies’, Author, Teresian Publishing House, ISBN-978- Samakalina Malayala Novelum’ 81-7255-093-6.
33 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... • Dr. Jaya T. Varkey, Dept of Chemistry, ‘Advanced Organic Organic Chemistry’,Author,Teresian Publishing House, Chemistry’,Author,Teresian Publishing House, ISBN- ISBN- 978-81-7255-092-9. 978-81-7255-092-9. • Dr.Swathy Varma P. R.,Dept of Economics, ‘Environmental • Ms. Annu Raju, Dept of Chemistry, ‘Advanced Organic Studies’,Author,Teresian Publishing House-978-81-7255- Chemistry’,Author,Teresian Publishing House, ISBN- 093-6. 978-81-7255-092-9. • Ms Bindu Krishnan, Dept of Management Studies, ‘Probaility • Dr. Elizabeth Kuruvilla, Dept of Chemistry, ‘Advanced Distributions, RandomProcesses and Numerical Organic Chemistry’,Author,Teresian Publishing House, Methods’,Author,Wiley Publishers.ISBN 978-81-265- ISBN- 978-81-7255-092-9. 6572-7.
• Ms. Rani Maria Cyriac,Dept of Chemistry, ‘Advanced • Dr. N. Dhanya,Department of Home Science, ‘Let Children Organic Chemistry’,Author,Teresian Publishing House, Fly High Through Effective Communication’, ISBN- 978-81-7255-092-9. Author,978-1-5457-1286-3.
• Ms.Stephy P. S.,Dept of Chemistry, ‘Advanced
The College has to its credit, the following publications:
• Teresian Journal of English Studies, an international journal • Journal of Environment and Society by the Research published by the Research Dept. of English and Centre for Department of Economics Research
The Eighth edition of the Teresian Impact, the College News Magazine prepared by the Department of Communicative English was released on 26 February 2018 by Sri. Prasanth Nair IAS, Private Secretary to Minister of Finance.
Teresian Impact The College News Magazine
34 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... The College magazine ‘Alchemy’ was brought out under the The College magazine ‘Alchemy’ was brought out under the guidance of Dr. Shilpa Jose, the Staff Editor and Ms. Alisha Charles of III DC French - the Student Editor.
College Magazine ‘Alchemy’
35 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... SEMINARS/CONFERENCES ORGANIZED
The academic year witnessed a series of International, National and Regional level seminars, conferences, training programmes and workshops organized for the staff and students.
International
International Conference on Sustainable Globalization - St. Teresa's College was one of the co-organizers of the conference organized by University of Wisconsin Parkside at JW Mariott Hotel, Kochi. Faculty from the Department of Economics, English, Management Studies and Travel and Toursim presented seven papers at the conference.
Dhwani -The Department of Bharathanatyam organized an International Seminar 'Dhwani' led by Ms. Keiko Okano, Japanese artist, Nirmala Panicker and Guru Manu Master on 5,6 February 2018.Miss Keiko Okano took the session on 'Revival of Deshi compositions in Mohiniyattam' and the second session was on 'Tala scheme of Nattuvangam and Mrudangam' by Sri. Kalamandalam Harikrishnan and Kalaimani Kalamandalam Kartgika Harikrishnan.
International Seminar - Dhwani
International Seminar on Digital Marketing - An International seminar on ‘Digital Marketing’ was conducted by the Department of Commerce on 7 March 2018. Resource persons Mr. Andrin Mendez, CEO, founder of 'Pling', Mr. Vijesh Pillai, CEO and trainer at 'Kreative Sparks' briefed about search engine optimisation, social media marketing, afliate marketing, Youtube marketing etc. Mr. Varun Chandran, CEO of ‘Corporate 360’ joined the seminar via video conferencing and suggested several measures that India can adopt to fully tap the potential of digital marketing.
International Conference on Innovations and Challenges in Food Processing Sector - The B.Voc Department of Food Processing Technology organized an International Seminar on 'Innovations and Challenges in Food Processing Sector' on 9 and 10 February 2018. This conference was intended to broadly showcase the recent innovations and the tackling methods to deal with the challenges that are faced in the food industry. The chief resource person of the conference was Dr. A. P. Kingsly Ambrose, Assistant Professor, International Conference on Innovations and Challenges in Food Processing Sector Agricultural and Biological Engineering, Purdue university, USA who handled session on 'Food Powder Processing: Challenges and Opportunities'.
36 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... International ELTAI Conference
International ELTAI Conference - The 12th Kerala on 29 June 2017. The valedictory function was International and 48th annual ELTAI conference organised by presided by Dr. Jancy James, alumni and former Vice the Department of English in collaboration with Chancellor of Mahatma Gandhi University. International ELTAI(English Language Teacher’s Association of India) and Literary Fest was also held at the College under the initiative the Centre for Research was held at St. Teresa’s College on of the English Department in connection with the Kochi 29,30 June and 1 July, 2017. The conference was inaugurated International Book Festival. by Justice (Rtd.) P. Sathasivam, Honourable Governor of
International Lecture Programme on Emerging
Trends in Solar Energy-The Department of Physics conducted an International Lecture Programme on ‘Emerging Trends in Solar Energy’ on 4 January 2018. (ICONNECT) - Initiatives for conservation of nature and energy is coordinated by Teresians under the Department of Physics and Mr. Jonathan Selwyn, Director, Solar Consulting Ltd and chairman, Solar Trade Association. He serves as the non- executive Director in F V Energia , a Polish Solar developer International Lecture Programme on Emerging Trends in Solar Energy and is a trustee of the Armstrong Global energy foundation, which is investing in off grid solar and biomass projects in India.The seminar gave an insight to the emerging trends in the solar energy sector and the signicance of shifting to this technology.
37 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Workshop on International Research Methods and Academic Skills - An intensive workshop on 'International Research Methods and Academic Skills' was organised on 8, 9 August 2017, to familiarise academics and potential researchers with international research methods widely practiced in Anglo-American universities. The workshop was inaugurated by Dr. Christy Fernandez IAS and spearheaded by Dr. Sreenath Nair and Dr Arya Madhavan, University of Lincoln. Research scholars, post graduate students and faculty members of various colleges participated Workshop on International Research Methods and in the workshop conducted in collaboration with Root Academic Skills International, UK and SPECT Global.
Women and Leadership Seminar- A seminar on Women and Leadership was organized at St Teresa’s College. The resource person was Ms Deborah Ford. There was also a question and answer session along with a short cultural programme organized by the Department of Bharathanatyam.
International Literary Fest - On the 7 and 8 December Kerala's rich oral traditions.The nal session of the day was by 2017, a Literary Fest was held at St. Teresa's College under the the well-known journalist and author of Karmic Ishq – Savio initiative of the Department of English and Centre for Rodriguez. Dr. Jayashree Rajagopalan, a renowned dancer, Research in connection with the Kochi International Book teacher and an inimitable scholar was felicitated. Ms. Festival (KIBF). The Chief Guest for the inaugural session Jayashree demonstrated her lessons in Natyashastra by was Padma Shri Smt. Bharati Shivaji. Dr. Edanad Rajan involving the audience. Nambiar, a renowned Chakyarkoothu artist spoke about
International Literary Fest
38 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... National
Dr. Manmohan Singh, Honourable Former Prime Minister of India inaugurated the National Seminar on 'Macro Economic Development in India: Policy Perspectives' conducted by the Department of Economics. The department also organised the 'Erudite Lecture Series' with the support of the Kerala State Higher Education Council National Seminar on Macro Economic Development in India: Policy Perspectives
National Conference on Impact of GST on Indian Economy -The Post Graduate Department of Commerce organised a National Conference on the topic 'The Impact of GST on Indian Economy' on 12 and 13 January 2018. The function was inaugurated by the Acting Chief Justice of High Court of Kerala Mr. Antony Dominic. The conference sought to analyse the impact of a reformative tax system and its effect on different sections of the society. The technical sessions were handled by CA Soman N.L., CA Cyrjoe V.J., and CA Rajasekharan V; experts in the eld of nance and taxation. National Conference on Impact of GST on Indian Economy
National Seminar on GC-MS, LC-MS and NMR Spectroscopy - The Department of Chemistry in association with the Indian Society of Analytical Scientist, Kerala Chapter organized a National seminar on 'GC-MS, LC-MS and NMR Spectroscopy'. The department also organized a National Workshop on 'Micro Scale Techniques in Experimental Organic and Physical Chemistry'.
National Seminar on GC-MS, LC-MS and NMR National Workshop on Micro Scale Techniques in Spectroscopy Experimental Organic and Physical Chemistry
39 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... National Level Public Relations Campaign 'Stain the Stigma' - The Department of Communicative English held the National Level Public Relations Campaign, 'Stain the Stigma', an awareness drive on menstrual hygiene which was launched by RJ, Joseph Annamkutty. A fundraiser, stand-up comedy show, 'Chill with Gill' was also conducted by the internationally acclaimed comedian, Sri. Kanan Gill. Sri. Prasanth Nair IAS, Private Secretary to the Minister of Tourism distributed the proceeds of the show to deserving institutions. National Level Public Relations Campaign, Stain the Stigma
National Seminar on Science and Society in
Modern Kerala - The Department of History organized a UGC sponsored National Seminar on the topic 'Science and Society in Modern Kerala' on 18 December 2017. Sri.V. H. Dirar, Social consultant, Centre for Heritage studies, Tripunithura inaugurated the function and emphasized the need for the initiatives to improve the scientic approaches in traditional Kerala with special reference to the iron age. The technical sessions were chaired by Major Dr. T. O. Alphonse Ligori, Associate Prof. History, S.H.College, Thevara. The key resource persons were Prof. Manoj Kumar and Dr. Vinod National Seminar on Science and Society in Modern Kumar Kallolickal. Kerala
Seminar on Food Adulteration - A One day seminar on 'Food Adulteration' was organized by B.Voc Food Processing Technology and Department of Home Science in association with AFST(I) Kochi chapter, NSI and Food Quality Laboratory, Kochi on 23 January 2018. The progamme was inaugurated by District Collector, Sri. K. Muhammed Y. Sarulla. Demonstation tests were conducted by Food Quality Laboratory and Research Centre and Central Institute of Fisheries Technology, Kochi for identifying different adulterants in food Seminar on Food Adulteration .
40 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Annual Physics Symposium
Frontiers in Physics
The Department of Physics organized the Annual Physics Symposium, ‘Frontiers in Physics’ which was co-sponsored by Kerala State Council for Science, Technology and Education and a Science promotion programme, SPARC 2017. The Department also launched their new venture, I SPARC 2017 CONNECT - Initiatives for Conservation of Nature and Energy coordinated by Teresians to build a responsible generation which involved a one-day hands-on training on Solar Panel Assembling lantern and LED bulbs.
I CONNECT, Initiatives for Conservation of Nature and Energy Coordinated by Teresians
Annual Physics Symposium - Frontiers in Physics
41 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Interdisciplinary Research Fair – ReAP
The Department of Home Science, St. Teresa's College, in association with Kerala Council for Science Technology and Environment conducted the Interdisciplinary Research Fair –' ReAP' to inspire, motivate and empower researchers with the focal theme 'Advances in Research'.
Interdisciplinary Research Fair – ReAP
Psyart - The Department of Psychology in association with contemporary artist Ms.AnuradhaNalapat conducted a workshop on 'Cell And I'- 'PSYART' on 29, 30 January , 2018. The two day workshop on awareness, motivation and capacity building was organized with the coordination of the Department of Research and Development.
Psyart
Seminar on An Overview of Foreign Exchange Markets and its Impact on International Business -The Department of Management Studies conducted a Seminar on 'An Overview of Foreign Exchange Markets and its Impact on International Business'. The Department also organised a 'Webinar', a web based seminar on 'Google Analytics in R'.
An Overview of Foreign Exchange Markets and its Impact on International Business
42 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Nutrition and Wellness Programme
The Department of Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics in association with Dhatri ABS Clinic organized a seminar on
'Nutrition and Wellness Programme'. Consultancy service was provided by the experts to the staff and students of the College at Gym Plaza, Science Block, St.Teresa's College on 28 July
2017. The department in association with Medical Trust
Hospital and Hexagon Nutrition also organized a seminar on
'Sports Nutrition' at Medical Trust Hospital, Ernakulam.
Seminar on Sports Nutrition Nutrition and Wellness Programme
Viovigyan - An Age Friendly Initiative
The Department of Computer Applications joined hands with MAGICS - an NGO, with the support of Cochin Municipal Corporation to begin a computer literacy programme for senior citizens named 'Viovigyan – An Age Friendly Initiative'. The students of the department provided basic computer training to senior citizens.
Viovigyan – An Age Friendly Initiative
43 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Workshop on Food Safety Training and Certication A one day Food Safety Training and Certication workshop on ‘Hygienic and Sanitary Practices for Food General Manufacturing (Advanced Level)’was organized jointly by CII, KEFTA (Kerala Food Technologists Association) and B.Voc Food Processing Technology for Food Safety Supervisors of Small and Medium Food Business Operators on 16 October 2017. The training session was handled by Dr.Shashikanth, Senior Consultant Food Safety, CII, Bangalore.
Workshop on Food Safety Training and Certication
VENDA : Say No to Drugs
On 23 June 2017, a collaborative venture of the Department of English with the Fourth Wave Foundation titled 'VENDA: Say No to Drugs' was agged off with cultural events. Project 'VENDA' initiated by the Fourth Wave Foundation aims at helping teenagers to resist the temptation of substance abuse and to rehabilitate those addicted to it.
VENDA: Say No to Drugs
Drama Workshop
A drama workshop was conducted on 24 June 2017 by the Department of English. A Street Play workshop was also conducted. Students from Christ College, Bangalore shared their expertise in the use of various techniques that could be used in street plays to create a stronger social impact.
Drama Workshop
44 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Shilpashala - Workshop on Transgender Issues
The Department of Sociology conducted a workshop on Transgender Issues, 'Shilpashala' on 9 August 2017 following which a Transgender Fashion Show was organized. The department also initiated a 'Skill Development Programme' for the transgender community to improve their communication skills in English. This is a rst-of-its kind weekly skill development programme for transgenders with a focus on communicative skills in English. Thirty transgender students joined for the programme and classes were held regularly. Shilpashala - Workshop on Transgender Issues
Skill Development Programme for the Transgender Community
Kaleidoscope 2017
The Department of Fashion Designing, St. Teresa’s College, Ernakulam conducted Kaleidoscope 2017 – the graduation show of the nal year students on 12 July 2017 in the Platinum Jubilee Auditorium, St. Teresa’s College.
Kaleidoscope 2017 The Graduation Show
45 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... EXPERT LECTURES /TALKS
Walk with a Scientist
The Department of Botany and Chemistry jointly organized the ‘Walk with a Scientist’ - an interdisciplinary lecture for PG, MPhil and research scholars.
The talk on ‘ Nano materials based Biosensors for Cancer Detection was very informative and the resource person highlighted the importance of early cancer detection.
Career Guidance
A talk was organized on ‘Career Guidance’ by Logic Infotech on 7 June 2017. Another on ‘New Journey’ was organized on 23 June2017 for the rst year students . The classes were taken by Mr. Saj Janin, Associate Director, Cognizant Technology Solutions.
Possibilities of Studying Abroad - A talk was organized for the students on ‘The Possibilities of Studying Abroad’ by Dr. Abby Kuruvilla. The session was attended by the students and the faculty, Department of Management Studies.
Financial Awareness Programme
The Reserve Bank of India, Cochin conducted a ‘Financial Awareness Programme’ for the students on 27 July 2017. Mr. Vinod Kumar, AGM, RBI and Mrs. Shantha Paul, AGM, RBI were the chief guests for the programme. The class gave the students an opportunity to widen the knowledge about RBI and Indian Financial System.
Financial Awareness Programme
46 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Talk on Cyber Crime
A talk on ‘Cyber Crime’ was held on 27 July 2017 by Mr.Yatheesh Chandra, DCP and team. It was attended by faculty and students.
Talk on Cyber Crime
Internationally Certied First Aid Course Thirty members of the Youth Red Cross Society attended the Internationally Certied First Aid Course at the General Hospital, Ernakulum which was organized in association with District Red Cross Association. Dr .Sarma led the three day class on 4,5 and 6 November 2017.All the students passed the exam conducted by them and received the certicate
Internationally Certied First Aid Course
Birds Club International - This academic year, the Department of Zoology launched the ‘Birds Club International’ a non-prot organisation which aims to promote interest in birds and lay emphasis on environmental protection through campaigns.
Launch of the Birds Club International
47 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... INTER-COLLEGIATE FESTS/ COMPETITIONS ORGANIZED
A number of Inter Collegiate Fests and competitions were organized by various departments.
Begnninen- 2K18 - The Department of Computer winning team was from BTC College, and the idea presented Applications along with Audrey Technologies organized a fest was ‘Power Generation from road’. Third prize was awarded which provided a platform for budding and young to ‘Green Electricity’ for yet another team from BTC College. entrepreneurs to sell their innovative ideas globally and initiate start ups. ‘Begnninen- 2K18’ was a platform for people with high determination and hunger to sell their innovative ideas globally. Ideas were judged by entrepreneurs from various disciplines. The judging criteria was based on problem/opportunity, feasibility, market and solution/plan. Each candidate/groups were judged on a 1-10 scale based on the above criteria. Around 15 teams participated in the event and rst prize was awarded to students from John Cox Memorial CSI –IT .The award winning idea was ‘Eye For Begnninen- 2k18 You’. The rst prize included Rs 50,000/ an ofce space including support for company registration. Second prize
La Fête de la Musique
The Department of French celebrated the Music Fest - 'La Fête de la Musique' on 21 June 2017 in connection with World Music Day celebrations which had its origin in France.
World Music Day Celebration
La Fete Francophone - The fest which is conducted yearly to incur the spirit of French was conducted on 23 September 2017. Students of many colleges and schools participated in various competitions. The yearly magazine 'Le Perle' was ofcially released on that day. La Perle' is an annual department magazine. It is a platform where students can express their talent and creativity in French language. The student editor was Pearly James and teacher in charge was Mr. Jean Gerald Vincent Etibou.
La Fete Francophone
48 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Le Perle - The Annual French Magazine
Avenir-2018 - On 10 Fenruary 2018 the French Department organized ‘Avenir-2018’ , the rst initiative to create a platform to bring together the job providers and job seekers under one roof.Nineteen colleges participated and students were short listed.
Avenir 2018
49 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Panache 2018 – ‘Panache’ - the annual Inter-College, Inter-School Literary and Cultural Fest was conducted by the Department of English and Centre for Research for the seventh consecutive year on 20 January 2018. Mr. John Kaipallil, model/cini-actor was the chief guest of the day. Mr. Shelton Pinherio, Creative Director, Stark Advertising Agency, Trivandrum came on behalf of Project Venda. A total number of 17 colleges and schools participated in the various events associated with the fest. The overall championship and the Sr. Therese Marie ever-rolling trophy was won by SH College, Thevara.
50 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Ekta -2k18
On completing 60 glorious years since its inception, the Department of Home Science, conducted a fest - 'Ekta -2k18'. It provided a platform for students from schools, colleges and the public to be aware of the horizons of Home Science.
Ekta -2k18
Leviosa 2k17 -The Department of Mathematics, St.Teresa's College, conducted a mathematical workshop Leviosa 2K17, on 20 December 2017.The programme was inaugurated by Prof.Mary Metilda, Retd.Principal, Maharaja's College and alumnae of the Department of Mathematics. Around 70 students from various colleges participated in the fest. Students of the Department of Mathematics arranged working and still models reecting the principles of mathematics in different elds. 'Wiskunde-The Land of Mysteries' provided a visual and cognitive experience showcasing the mathematical brilliance of ancient Egyptians. Intercollegiate quiz Leviosa 2k17 competition, math guru, treasure hunt, and mathematical snake and ladder were the other programmes conducted.
51 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Arcadia 2k18
The Drama Club conducted the Shakespearean Fest 'Arcadia 2k18 which provided the students a platform to showcase Shakespearean literature through literary and cultural events.
Arcadia 2k18
SPECIAL DAYS COMMEMORATED
World Environment Day - On 5 June 2017, as part of The World Environment Day Celebrations, the Department of Commerce conducted an exhibition ‘The Best of Waste’ based on recycling of waste material into usable products.
The Department of Zoology in association with the Bhoomitra Sena Club supported by Kerala State Council for Science and Technology observed the World Environment Day 2017 which focused on the theme ‘Connecting People to Nature’.
World Environment Day Celebrations
52 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Martyr’s Day The Department of History conducted the ‘Martyr’s Day by holding an interactive session with Dr. S. N. Subba Rao.
Martyr’s Day Celebrations
National Nutrition Week - In connection with the National Nutrition Week, the Department of Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics conducted a 'Nutrition Awareness Camp' in collaboration with ICDS, Palluruthy Block and Kumbalangi Block Panchayath.
National Nutrition Week Celebrations
53 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... World Yoga Day
The Department of Physical Education organized the 'World Yoga Day', Volleyball and Handball camp for school children, M G University Badminton Coaching Camp for men and women, and the North Zone Men's Volleyball Tournament.
World Yoga Day
Vayana Dinacharanam
The Department of Malayalam celebrated ‘Vayana Dinacharanam’, reading day for students. Veteran poet, Prof. Veerankutty spoke on the occasion.
Vayanadhinacharanam
54 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... SPORTS
INTERNATIONAL LEVEL
The Department of Physical education brought many laurels to Ashna Roy of III DC History represented India in the the College by winning medals at International, National, All International Challenge Badminton championship held India Inter University, State and M.G University level for at Mumbai from 29 November to 3 December 2017. She various sports and games. also represented India in the International open Super St Teresa's College has secured the 8th rank among 225 series Badminton championship held at Delhi from 30 colleges in M.G University for Overall Achievements in January to 4 February 2017. Sports for the year 2016-17 and created history by winning the Gold Medal in an International Championship this year.
Elizabath Saumya.T.M of III DC Physics Represented India and secured Gold Medal in the Inter National Teakwondo Championship held at Goa on 27 and 28 January 2018.
Gold Medal in the International Teakwondo Championship
Ashna Roy- represented India in the International Badminton championship
55 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... NATIONAL LEVEL ALL INDIA INTERUNIVERSITY
Anupama Renjith of II DC Literature represented Kerala State Sarga K S of 1DC Economics secured First position in the All and won the Third position in the Senior National Kabaddi India Interuniversity Volleyball Championship held at Kannur Championship held at Trichy from 4- 12 July 2017. from 20-30 October 2017.
Ashna Roy secured First position in the All India senior Ashna Roy III DC History and Cerine Treesa of 1DC Physics Ranking Badminton Championship held at Sikkim 15 - 20 represented M.G University in the South Zone Interuniversity August 2017. Badminton Championship held at Eluru Anthra Pradesh from 12 – 15 November 2017. Ashna Roy secured Second position in the All India senior Ranking Badminton Championship held at Pune from 1 – 6 Nirupa Mary Jacob of II B Com (SF) represented M G October 2017. University in the South Zone Interuniversity Table Tennis Championship held at SRM University,Chennai from 27 – 30 Ashna Roy represented Kerala State in the Senior National December 2017. Championship held at Nagapur from 2 – 8 November 2017. Cynda Persy of III DC Com English represented M G Nazrine C.J of 1DC Maths got Third position in the National University in the South Zone Interuniversity Tennis Games of the Deaf Badminton Championship held at Ranchi Championship held at Visakapattanam from 2- 8 January 2018. from 1- 6 December 2017. Christabell Benny of II DC Physics and Varsha K.V. of I DC Ashna Roy secured First position in the All India Senior Sociology represented M G University in the South Zone Ranking Badminton Championship held at Sikkim 4 – 9 Interuniversity Kabaddi Championship held at Bangalore December 2017. from16-20 November 2017.
Aswathi M.S of 1 DC Economics secured Third position in the STATE LEVEL junior National Volleyball Championship held at Calcutta, West Kavya K. Vidhyadharan of III DC Literature secured First Bengal from 25 – 30 December 2017. position in the Kerala State Sr. Softball Championship held at Kozhikode from 8 – 10 September 2017. Sarga.K.S of 1DC Economics secured First position in the Youth National Volleyball Championship held at Nirupa Mary Jacob II B.Com participated in the Kerala State Madhyapradesh from 2- 7 January 2018. Sr. Table Tennis Tournament held at Ernakulam from 23- 29 November 2017. Kavya .K Vidhyadharan of III DC Literature represented Kerala state in the National Fistball Championship held at Ragin Maria of I FD secured Third position in the Kerala State Aluva kerala from 26 - 28 January 2018. Anupama Renjith of II Sr. Table Tennis Tournament held at Ernakulam from 23- 29 November 2017. Literature ,Anusree T.A. of III B.Com ,Aparna Sankar II B.Voc Food Prosessing represented Kerala State in the Senior National Kabaddi Championship held at Jaipur from 8- 12 Kavya K. Vidhyadharan of III DC Literature secured First position in the Kerala State Sr. Baseball Championship held at February 2018. Trivandrum from 7- 8 December 2017.
Ashna Roy represented and won the Third position in the All Anusree T.A of III B.Com, Anupama Renjith of II DC India Senior Ranking Championship held at Banglore from 7 – 11February 2018.
56 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Literature, Denila Davis, I DC Cloud Computing, Aparna The College Cycling Team won the First position in the M G Sankar II B.Voc Food Processing and Anupama A. of III DC University Intercollegiate Cycling Championship held at History participated in the Keralolsavam State Championship FACT, Kalamassery on 4 November 2017. held at Trivandrum from 13 – 15 December 2017.
The College Tennis Team won the Fourth position in the M.G Aswathi M.S. of I DC Economics secured Third position in the University Intercollegiate Tennis Championship held at M.G Jr.State Volleyball Championship held at Wayanadu from 16 – University, Kottayam on 1December 2017. 19 December 2017.
Anusree T.A. of III B.Com, Anupama Renjith of II DC TOURNAMENTS ATTENDED Literature, Denila Davis, I DC Cloud Computing, Aparna The College Volleyball Team participated in the St.Joseph Sankar II B.Voc Food Processing and Anupama A. of III DC College Volleyball Championship held at St.Joseph College History secured Second position in the Sr. State Kabaddi Irinjalakuda from 24-25 August 2017. Championship held at Ettumanoor from 29 – 30 December 2017. The College Volleyball Team participated in the in the Sr. Treesa Mary Memorial Volleyball Tournament held at The Volleyball team participated in the Youth State Volleyball Assumption College Changanassery from 28 – 29 August Championship held at Kozhikode from 23 – 26 December 2017. 2017. The College Volleyball team participated in the Karunya Mary Silpa Francis of II DC Physics got First position in the Volleyball championship held at Karunya University Kerala Sr.State Yoga championship held at Trissur. Riyana of Coimbatore from 25- 28 September 2017 and in the II PG Maths and Anushka P. III DC Com English participated Msgr.Augustine Maveli Memorial Volleyball championship in the same. held at St.Xaviers College Aluva from 27- 28 November 2017.
M.G.UNIVERSITY LEVEL
The College Volleyball team secured the Third Position in the M G University Intercollegiate Volleyball Championship held at Alphonsa college Palai from18 – 19 September 2017.
The College Table Tennis Team secured the Second position in the M.G University Intercollegiate Table Tennis Championship held at St. Pauls College, Kalamassery on 28 September 2017.
The College Kabaddi Team won the Third position in the M G University Intercollegiate Kabaddi Championship held at CMS College, Kottayam on 2- 3 November 2017.
The College Badminton Team won the Second position in the M G University Intercollegiate Badminton Championship held at St.Thomas College, Palai on 3- 4 November 2017.
57 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... 89th College Annual Sports Day
The 89th College Annual Sports Day was held on 7 February 2018.Chief Guest of the Day was Prof Sunny Thomas, Dhronacharya awardee and National Shooting Coach. Rev Sr. Christabelle, Provincial and Manager presided over the function.
Annual Sports day Celebrations of the College
58 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... NCC
The NCC unit has an enrolment of 52 student cadets for the academic year 2017-18 and has witnessed remarkable achievements in several events, especially in camps ranging from the regional to the national. An additional 52 vacancies have been allotted to the NCC unit of the College to increase the strength to 104.
Associate NCC Ofcer, Lt. Dr. Seleena.K.V has been promoted as Captain following the one month training programme held at Offaicers Training Academy, Gwalior.
Special National Integration Camp
Senior Under Ofcer Anchal and Sergeant Nicey Antony attended Special National Integration Camp at Lakshadweep Kavarathi. Senior Under Ofcer Anchal also represented India and attended Youth Exchange Programme(YEP) held at Singapore for one month.
Youth Exchange Programme (YEP)
59 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Environment Day Celebration was conducted on 5 June 2017 to create environmental awareness among students of St.Teresa's Higher Secondary School. NCC Cadets performed a mime on the theme of afforestation.
Environment Day Celebration
Sixteen cadets attended the Combined Annual Training Camp held at St.Xavier's College, Vaikom. Prizes were won by our cadets for various cultural and games competitions.
Annual Training Camp
On 26 November 2017, as part of NCC day, the cadets gave a strong support to the Ockhi affected people of Chellanam area by cleaning the affected area and providing basic necessities.
Support to the Ockhi victims at Chellanam
A rally was conducted on December 1 - World AIDS Day. As part of Army Flag on December, a fund raising mobilization was initiated to assist Indian Army. As part of Road Safety Week, a rally, poster designing competition and awareness class were conducted by NCC cadets. Thirteen NCC cadets attended Republic Day parade at Kakkanad Civil Station. Twenty six cadets attended Combined Annual Training Camp at Bhavans Vidhyalaya Vellor. Twenty one cadets appeared for B certicate examination and 13 cadets for C certicate examination this year at Sacred Hearts College, Thevara World AIDS Day
60 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... NSS
The NSS – National Service Scheme, helps to create social with the Prime Minister's Swachh Bharat Mission, the consciousness among students, by establishing a meaningful volunteersorganized a Cleanliness Campaign. linkage between the campus and the community. Fullling this The coastal areas of India were severely affected by the cyclone vision of extending social services of the academic Ockhi. Chellanam and Vypin were areas most affected. NSS community, the National Service Scheme of St. Teresa's volunteers and NCC cadets, visited the houses in Chellanam and College has been playing a pivotal role since its inception in helped the local people to remove excess sand from their yards. forming a well organised linkage between the campus and the community and it has grabbed many honors for its outstanding Volunteers Anu C.S., Teena Mary and Joshitha K.J. along with performance. The NSS Programme Ofcers for the year were programme officer Dr. Nisha Vikraman attended the Annual Dr. Nisha Vikraman, Department of Home Science and Ms. National Conclave for Students, Bharatiya Chhatra Sansad Athira Babu, Department of English with students - Ms. Athira (BCS) - Indian Student Parliament at Pune from 19 to 21 January E.U as General Secretary and Ms. Teena Mary as Joint 2018. The conclave was organised by Maharashtra Institute of Secretary. Technology (MIT) School of Government, at the MAAER's MIT campus in Kothrud. NSS volunteers heralded the beginning of the activities of the academic year by organizing a class on Organic Farming. Yoga Road Safety Week day was celebrated with great enthusiasm. In accordance with the day was celebrated with great enthusiasm. In accordance
Army Flag day
61 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... 62 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... TERESIAN RURAL OUTREACH PROGRAMME (TROP) Teresian Rural Outreach Programme (TROP), a • Health and Hygiene – Various programmes are unique endeavour of the College, is an extension activity aimed introduced to create awareness regarding personal and at reaching out to the society especially the poor and environmental cleanliness. Awareness is also provided for the marginalized.All departments of the College have identified management of communicable and also non communicable centers – schools, anganwadis, self help groups, rural/sub urban disease like Diabetics, Hypertension and Obesity . communities etc for TROP activities related to their • Impart Communication Skills -Teaching programmes infrastructure and interest. Students are actively involved in the to make learning fun with activities like word building games, TROP activities and are benefited with a credit of 1 in their action songs, storytelling and quizzes were conducted. Training programme.TROP activities of the various departments include sessions is held on public speaking, social etiquette, writing and the following listening skills. • Classes to promote skills and craftsmanship - ‘Best of • Well being and Making a difference in life – Guidance Waste’, paper bag making, origami, fabric painting, glass is provided to bring about a change in attitude, skill, and painting, floral bouquet and flower arrangements. knowledge that will further help to raise the standard of living. • Environment awareness - Classes are conducted on Yoga class and meditation are also provided to enhance mental ecofriendly practices and the importance of keeping the abilities environment clean. Assistance is provided in setting up of vegetable gardens in school premises.
63 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... 64 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... TERESIAN COMMITMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENT
The Bhoomitra Sena Club (BMC) and Society of Teresians charitable and literary organization formed by students and for Environment Protection (STEP) are actively involved in faculty of St. Teresa's College in April 2016. St Teresa's educating young women to be environmentally aware and College crosses yet another milestone by expanding their responsible. The Bhoomitra Sena Club of St Teresa's College work space for love of nature with the inauguration of a work carries out various activities like 'Ente Haritha Bhavanam centre. Eco-friendly products like bags, pouches, pencil Project', ensuring the following of the Green protocol in boxes, shopping bags and Bhoomitra sanchis will be produced campus and sale of Bhoomitra sanchis/bags in order to here using upcycled textile waste. sensitize students to be good caretakers of the earth. All these The inaugural ceremony of the work centre for STEP was held activities contributed to them being adjudged the best on 19 Feb 2018. Dr.T.N Seema, executive vice chairperson, Bhoomitra Sena Club among the Colleges in Central Kerala for Haritha Kerala Mission, flagged off the endeavour. An the year 2016-17. exhibition of eco-friendly products was also conducted at the Inauguration of work centre for STEP-: STEP is a newly inaugurated work centre.
Inauguration of work centre for STEP
STEP- popularizing ecofriendly bags
65 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Green Protocol - The implementation of Green Protocol is an Ente Haritha Bhavanam Project – The brainchild of the initiative to full the mission of St. Teresa's College to promote District Collector and a joint initiative of Ernakulam District Programmes that foster eco justice. The green protocol Administration, District Suchitwa Mission and St. Teresa's College, Ernakulam has provided a unique platform for guidelines were prepared by the Bhoomithra Sena Club of college students to contribute to environmental protection St.teresa's College with support from Suchitwa Mission, from their own homes. A set of 'Ten Commandments' of a Government of Kerala. The guidelines aim at ensuring a green home dealing with the management of waste, organic greener campus, free of plastic and other harmful products. cultivation of vegetables, green protocol and various green habits has been introduced to all the second year As part of implementing the Green Protocol in the college undergraduate students of St. Teresa's College. The plan is to campus, the rst year students were provided an eco-friendly utilize students' familiarity with social media, to highlight the cloth college bag and a cloth carry bag. The bags were green habits of each home and thus to encourage a culture of provided with the aim of building a plastic and rexin free caring for the environment. campus. The students were also given steel cups to make the The project was introduced to the II DC students of St. campus free of plastic and paper cups. Teresa's College on the occasion of World Environment Day – 5 June 2017 by the District Collector K. Mohammed Y. Sarulla.
Working towards Ente Haritha Bhavanam Project
66 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT successful entrepreneurs whom the students could interact 2017-18 with. Students alsodisplayed the eco friendly bags produced under the auspices of STEP in the campus. Students are are given awareness regarding oppurtunities in the eld of business and encouraged to start their own ventures.
Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp (EAC) The Department of B.Voc Food Processing Technology organized an Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp by KITCO, a premier infrastructure and management consultancy organisation promoted by SIDBI along with other banks and Govt. of Kerala which aims at creating entrepreneurship awareness among participants and opportunities available as an entrepreneur. The three days - November 23, 24 and 25, 2017 training program focused on The Entrepreneurship Development club of St.Teresa's College schemes of supporting organizations like Financial Institutions organized an industrial visit to Kerala Technology Innovation and Industries Dept and other Regulatory Authorities, Zone, Kinfra Hi-Tech park, Kalamasery on 12 Dec 2017. The Identication of business opportunities, salient features of a visit was to Fablab which is a platform for students and public Project report, Interface with successful entrepreneur an to experiment their projects ,use their machines and tools at Achievement Motivation & Industrial visit, etc very nominal fees. The Lab was the brainchild of Kerala Start- up Mission. The main objective of the visit was to make the participants aware about 'Vinyl printing' as a form of self employment.
Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp
On 17 August 2017, students participated in the 'Runway to Success-Startup Conclave' panel discussion, mentorship camp and pitch fest. The panel discussion had the most eminent Industrial visit to Kerala Technology Innovation Zone, personalities like Dr.Saji Gopinath, Mr.S.R.Nair, and Kinfra Hi-Tech park
67 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Student Preneurship Conclave - An interdepartmental VALUE EDUCATION studentpreneurship conclave was organised by In order to promote peace and harmony through intercultural and Entrepreneurship Development Club on 21 Dec 2017 which interreligious dialogue and to promote a College/ was a platform for the students to exhibit their entrepreneurial Community/Society/Nation where spiritual, moral and genuine talents. Students participated and put up stalls for the event. values are lived and witnessed, an orientation programme for newly inducted students, weekly value education classes, a life guidance course for outgoing students and an annual retreat are conducted.
Value education is given to all the students on a weekly basis. It seeks to promote essential values integral to religious tolerance, social harmony and national development. Workshops and seminars are conducted periodically to instil values such as justice, sharing, freedom, equity and self-reliance among the students. These measures aim at contributing to the transformation of students into responsible and socially committed citizens.
In order to synergize women and those prevented from exercising their rights, through enlightening them regarding their basic human rights and helping them to achieve the same, various departmental associations, several clubs and the Women's Cell in particular, organize talks and seminars. Classes related to the theme of gender, rights of women and women empowerment are taken for students across the College by all the class teachers during the value education classes. Student Preneurship Conclave
PLACEMENT JESUS YOUTH The Placement cell remained active with companies like Jesus Youth is a ministry of vibrant young people, who, lled Wipro, Infosys, Allianz India, Federal Bank, Abasoft with the Holy Spirit try to live the values. There are ten core Technologies, Sutherland Global Services, UAE Exchange, members with another sixty students attending prayer Concentrix Daksh Ltd., Biomerieux India and Wipro meetings which are conducted every Wednesday. Mercy Wase/Wims . This year, 158 students have been selected from Meal programme is organized every Thursdays, Chain across the board. rosary is conducted every Saturday and the intercession and chain fasting taken up by the core members every Friday. Jesus Youth members have been able to promote goodwill and a prayerful atmosphere in the campus.
Two Core team members, Daniya (II BA Literature) and Rinitha Tharian (III B.A Economics) participated in the National Youth Conference conducted by Marian College Kuttikanam in association with the Xavier Board of Higher Education from 7 to 10 December 2017.In the conference, the major subject of discussion was 'Youth for Societal Transformation'. As part of the Jesus Youth initiatives, Fr. Tom Uzhunnalil, visited the College and shared his
68 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... experiences when he was held captive by terrorists in Yemen. PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION - PTA Jesus Youth Wing of the college conducted a one day Music The PTA continues to be the strong pillar and support for the Workshop lead by MASTERPLAN - an International Jesus smooth functioning of the College. Along with the teachers Youth Band from UAE. and management they focus on creating a better learning environment for the students of the institution. This year, the PTA inducted new ofce bearers, Sri K. K. Subramaniam, Sri P.K .Mohandas, Smt. Priya Stency and Smt. Meena Roy to the PTA Central Executive Committee. The PTA Central Executive committee members visited the house of Sri. Anush - the Non teaching staff of the department of Physics, who passed away unexpectedly on 13 July 2017. They handed over Rs.35000/- to the family of Sri. Anush. The PTA representatives met the Higher Education Council Committee to highlight the merits of autonomy.The untiring efforts of the PTA assists in attaining the vision and mission for which the Institution stands for.
Jesus Youth Initiatives
SCHOLARSHIPS The students of the College have availed the Prathibha Scholarship, DST- Inspire Scholarship and other scholarships offered by the Kerala Higher Education Council. The College ensures that the underprivileged students avail every scholarship offered by the government.In addition, the College and its well wishers have instituted a series of scholarships for the deserving and needy students. It is a matter of immense fulllment that 60 % of the total student strength are awarded scholarships under various schemes, thanks largely to the interest, initiative and efforts of the management. The College also offers various scholarships such as SC/ST, OEC, FC, SEBC, JNB Trust, Stars, Alumnae, Navathi, PTA Endowment scholarships and other Special Scholarships.
The SC/ST Monitoring Cell caters to the educational and nancial needs of the SC/ST students with remedial coaching classes, distribution of free study materials and allocation of funds for purchase of study materials. Parent Teacher Association of the College
69 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... A quiz competition entitled Quiz Bowl was organized by the PTA AstA in collaboration with the Speaker's Forum of St. Teresa's for the students of the Under Graduate courses of all the College, conducted the 41st Mother Digna Ever Rolling departments of the College on 20 September 2017. Nineteen Trophy Inter Collegiate Debate Competition on the 3 February departments were represented by two students each. The rst 2018. It was a keenly contested competition with the teams prize was secured by Ms. Ancy Jon (I DC) Department of vying for the honour of lifting the trophy. The winners were English and Ms. M Jessica (II DC) of Dept. of Communicative Tapan Santhosh and Tarun V Menon of Chinmaya College, the English secured the second position while Ms. Meera Sankar second and third prize winners were Risha Ahmed and Jessica and Komal Malik of III DC Botany secured the third position. of St. Teresa's College and Indulekha and Surya Maria Kurian of Govt. Law College, respectively.
AstA provided nancial support to the activities of the College and others, the details of which are given below.
PTA Quiz Competition Award
ASSOCIATION OF ST. TERESA'S ALUMNAE (AstA)
The Association of St. Teresa's College alumnae has been dynamically involved in the overall welfare of the College. The annual general body meeting of AstA was held on 13 August 2017 in the College. The new ofcer bearers were selected. Farewell was given to the outgoing President - Mrs. Valerine Abrao. The new ofcer bearers - Mrs. Suma Ravindran (President), Mrs. Bernie Mohandas, Secretary and Mrs. Soya P S (Treasurer) were welcomed. The annual report of activities of The AstA organized the annual Christmas sale which brings AstA and the nancial report for the year 2016-17 was together many young entrepreuners, mostly the alumnae of presented by Dr. Saritha Chandran A, Joint Secretary and Mrs, this College, and was a huge success. Elizabeth Abraham, Joint Treasurer, respectively.
AstA Meeting
70 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... COLLEGE UNION
In order to facilitate leadership among the students and to enable them to be genuinely other centered, proactively enthusiastic, and spiritually and socially motivated towards personal, group and social liberation, the College offers several forums. The activities of the Student Council, intramural competitions during Teresian Week, activities of the various clubs and cells, departmental fests/fairs, intercollegiate competitions, the University Youth festivals are some of them. Union Inauguration The College Union for the academic year 2017-2018 was The Arts Club Inauguration for the academic year 2017-18 was elected on 22 August 2017 and the Union Installation was held conducted on 13 November 2017. The event was formally on 25 August 2017. Dr Priya Nair, Dept of English and inaugurated by the Director Dr. Sr. Vinitha (CSST) and the Dr. Leena Leon, Dept of Home Science took charge as the Student Principal Dr. Sajimol Augustine along with Music Deans for the year 2017- 18. Director/Singer, Mr.Sachin Warrier and and actor Ms.Aparna Balamurali. Onam and Christmas was also celebrated with fun and fervour.
Student Deans - Dr Priya Nair, Dept of English and Dr Leena Leon, Dept of Home Science
Shri. A. P. M. Mohammed Hanish, IAS ofcially inaugurated Arts Club Inauguration the activities of the College Union. Ms. Aleena Vithayathil from the Department of Economics was inducted as the Chairperson of the College Union. Vice Chairperson: Kezia Merin Sebastian, General Secretary: Srishti K, Arts Club Secretary: Meghna S. Manohar, UUC 1: Mirla Treesa Paul, UUC 2: Vaishnavi Chandran, Magazine Editor: Aneeta Treesa Ajith, Sports Secretary: Anupama Renjith, PG Representative: Irfana Parveen, III DC Representative: Krishna M.S, II DC Representative: Fathima Hisana, I DC Representative: Olivia Anna Fernandez, Nominated Member: Aswini P.V
Celebration of Festivals
71 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... TERESIAN WEEK
The much awaited Teresian Week 2017 was held from the 27 November - 2 December 2017. The offstage events as well as grafti competition was held on the rst three days and onstage events on the next three. All the onstage competitions were judged by prominent personalities in the respective elds. Celebrity guests attended the events adding more colour to it. The overall championship trophy was secured by the III DC headed by their representative Ms.Krishna M.S.
Teresian Week Events
72 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... INTER-COLLEGE COMPETITIONS WON BY THE STUDENTS – Students are encouraged to take part in competitions conducted by other institutions. This year, many students have done the College proud by winning laurels.
Events Participants
MERAKI OVERALL CHAMPIONSHIP (SACRED HEARTS COLLEGE) CHRYSALIS 2018 OVERALL CHAMPIONSHIP (BMC) II Prize for Tanishq Onapattu Megha M,Mary Geethu,Anjitha M Menon III Prize for Fashion Show at Rishika Paul,Sharon Vaz ,Sneha Mary Sebastian,Rachna Balachandran Rajagiri Splendore Veronica Sheryl Francis,Vaishnavi Selvendran,Swetha Unnikrishnan Poornima Satish,Anniliya Georgina 1 prize for Fashion Show at CUSAT RishikaPaul,Poornima,SathishVaishnavi Selvendran ,Maria Leandra,Tamanna Manchanda IPrize for Fashion Show at Rajagiri Anne Jose,Achu Oomen,Sneha Mary Sebastian,Rachana B,lachandran Euphoria Vaishnavi Selvendran,Poornima Satish Rishika Paul,Tamanna Manchanda II Prize for Fashion Show at Rajagiri Rishika Paul,Jorjeena Joshy,Krishna Kartha,Poornima Satish,Sharon Vaz Inore Veronica Sheryl Francis,Shwetha Unnikrishnan,Sneha Mary Sebastian Sreelakshmi R,Vaishnavi Selvendran, Tamanna Manchanda Parvathy Salil , II Prize for Dance at Rajagiri Inore Vaishnavi Chanran,Meghna S Manohar Irfana Parveen,Malavika John,Krishna Kartha,Achu Oomen,Kavya Anilkumar Devika Nair,Diya,Athira Niaranjana Suresh,Taniya III Prize for Dance at CUSAT Vaishnavi Chanran,Meghna S Manohar,Irfana Parveen,Malavika John,Krishna Kartha,Achu Oomen, Kavya Anilkumar, Devika Nair, Athira Niaranjana Suresh Diya T aniya , II Prize for Fashion Show at Royal Vaishnavi Selvendran,Sneha Mary Sebastian,Anne Jose,Aishwarya R. Engineering College Krishna Kartha
II Prize at RUBIX 2018 Fashion Anchal,Greeshma,Hail,Mansi,Sneha Mary Sebastian,Ann Feba,Anne Jose Show (KMM College) Aishwarya,Sreelakshmi R. I Prize for Poetry Visualization at Neha Mary Devasia,Mercy Anna Mathew,Aswathy S.,Anagha Pradeep Meraki 2018 (SH) Kalyani S. Vidya,Vaishnavi Venu Aashna Varghese,Blessymol Y. II Prize for Chrysalis 2018 Fashion Anchal,Greeshma,Hail,Mansi,Sneha Mary Sebastian,Ann Feba,Anne Jose Show Aishwarya,Sreelakshmi R.
II Prize for Debate Competition at M. Jessica Chrysalis 2018
I Prize for Short Story English at Nia T.B. Chrysalis 2018
73 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Mahatma Gandhi University Youth Festival Oppana - 2nd Prize - Riyana Sreedharan – II PG
In the 32 years of the history of Mahatma Gandhi Mathematics, Amalakanthy A. S - III DC Economics, University Youth Festival, the College has won the overall Shaniya M S - 1D C Physics, Anitta Jaison – II DC championship 24 times and were runners up 8 times. From 2009, the institution has won the overall championship Economics,.Farzana P A - 1 PG Diploma Clinical Nutrition continuously for nine years competing ercely with 350 And Dietetics, Athulya B Panicker - 1 DC colleges. This year, the College achieved the runners up Mathematics,Fathima Sanam - 1 DC B.Voc Food position in the Youth Festival. Processing Technology,Vaishnavi Chandran – II DC Mathematics, Sonam Sageer - Eastern Group Song - 1st Prize - Lakshmi H - 1 PG 1 DC Home Science, Suna - 1 DC French Economics, Kripa Ann John – III DC English Literature, Nanda Sateesh P.M - 1 DC Zoology, Binha Rose - 1DC Thiruvathira - 2nd Prize - Krishna MS - III DC Chemistry, Gowri Gopinath - 1 DC Psychology, Gayathri V History,Vrintha M - III DC Home Science, Parvathi Nair - 1DC Communicative English, Meera Martin - II DC Karunakaran C- III DC AFD, Sethulakshmi M. L. - III DC Economics, Olivia Treesa A.A - III DC Sociology. Bharatanatyam, Puthuma Chandra Babu - 1 DC
Group Dance - 1st Prize - .Sreelakahmi N – 1DC Maths, Bharathanatyam, Arya Nair - 1 DC Chemistry,Devika c - 1
Aswathy Pradeep - I DC Zoology, DC Chemistry,Devika k - 1 DC Chemistry,Saranya Meenakshi Maidas - 1 DC Communicative English, Venugopal - 1 DC Bharatanatyam, Neeraja Menon M - 1 Belinda - III DC English Literature ,Yamini Pramod - 1 DC DC Psychology. Communicative English,Kalyani S - II DC Economics Aruna Renjan - II DC Economics,.Nayana John - III DC Chemistry,Swarna. S. Chonappally - I DC The prizes for the Individual events are: Chemistry,Anjumol Joy - II PG Physics.
Mono act – 2 nd Prize – Farzana A.H, II DC Sociology Margamkali - 2nd Prize English Recitation – 3 rd Prize – Nandita Menon, Cilla Xavier - II DC English Literature, Riya Joseph - I II DC B Com(SF)
DC,Zoology, Abhirami T A - II DC Maths A,Gopika Unni - Hindi Elocution - 2nd Prize – Komal Malik, III DC Botany II DC Sociology,Tanya Baby - I DC B. Voc FPT,Asmi Hindi Poetry Writing- 2 nd Prize- R.Sruty III DC Home Francis - II DC Bharathanatyam,Sandra C Fernandez - II Science DC Bharathanatyam,Dona Benny - II DC String Instrument – Western- 3rd Prize Anagha K.J III B. Bharathanatyam,Pincy Xavier - I MCom , PG Dept of Com Commerce,Nimitha Rosemary - I MCom, PG Dept of Commerce
74 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Runners Up MG University Youth festival 2017 - 18
75 ...... The IQAC Gazette 2017-18 ...... Teresians Rise
We are the voice of truth and light We are the ones who make tomorrow come alive Teresians Rise
We have the power to change the world And on the wings of truth we'll rise up to the skies Teresians Rise
Step by step , day by day We're moving on against all odds Free from fear,free from chains We're marching on to the light
We are the stars, we're shining bright We take victory and success in our stride We are the stars, we're shining bright We reect the glory of our God on high Teresians Rise…
Around the world, across the lands We'll make a difference through the way we live our lives Teresians Rise….
We move ahead in love and peace
And raise the banner of integrity and faith eresians Rise eresians
Teresians Rise…… T