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Sac Iqac Bulletin SAC IQAC BULLETIN ST ALOYSIUS COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS), MANGALURU EDITOR DR DENIS FERNANDES VOL 2, ISSUE 3 [email protected] August 2016 GRAND RE-UNION AT ST ALOYSIUS COLLEGE-1989 B.Com Batch 1989 B.COM batch students came back to St Aloysius Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax at Mysore wel- College, Mangalore on August 12, 2016 after a gap of 27 comed the gathering. Mr.Chandramohan K.Y., Char- years making it a nostalgic and historic event. 56 out of tered Accountant at Mangalore compered the Pro- the 78 former students attended the unique event with gramme. their spouses and parents. It was indeed a Grand Mr.Vijaya Kumar Shetty, Chartered Accountant at Mangalore proposed the vote of thanks. Mr Leslie Noro- nha, presently in Dubai was instrumental in leading a very big team from the Middle East. Mr. Norbert Se- queira also in Dubai took the lead in organizing the Thanks Giving Mass. SACAA President Dr Richard Gonsalves gave a brief account of the activities of SACAA and requested all students to attend the Founder‘s Day programme on January 12 each year. The uniqueness of the programme was that more than 25 former teachers including Dr A.M. Narahari and also the non-teaching staff along with the spouses of the staff who have since deceased were felicitated with grateful memories. All 58 former students took part in the felici- tation. Three girls out of four from the first batch after Re-union because they took meticulous care in ensuring Aloysius College became co-educational in 1986 shared the presence of their parents, spouse and children and their happiness. all their teachers and the non-teaching staff of the past years. Over 35 students flew from Middle East and other parts of the world which included many company execu- tives and professionals, just to attend this unique Pro- gramme. Even some former teachers from other parts of the world and the country attended the ceremony mak- ing it really Grand. The programme began with a Thanks Giving Mass at St Aloysius Chapel, conducted by Rev.Fr. Leo D‘Souza, Principal of the college in 1989 and attended by other priests of the College. The former students then sat in their class room –Room No.308 - for nearly half an hour bringing back the nos- talgic moments. Rev.Fr Dionysius Vas, the Rector, Rev. Fr. Swebert D‘Silva, the Principal, Rev.Fr. Leo D‘Souza, Former Later, the former student and renowned DJ in Dubai Principal and Dr A.M.Narahari, Registrar were the Mr. Anil Mascarenhas, popularly called DJ MAS mes- Guests of Honour in the formal programme. The guests, merized the audience with a stunning musical pro- while appreciating the fine gesture of the former stu- gramme running late into the Night. dents coming back to their Alma Mater, expressed hap- The effort of the organizing committee in organizing the piness that the former students are upholding the ideals event has been highly appreciated. of St Aloysius College as Aloysians and are well settled in life. A presentation was made about the progress of St Aloysius College in recent years. An appeal was made to Reported by CA Chandramohan, help St Aloysius College which is on the verge of becom- ing a University. Mr.Sudheendra Kumar, presently Chartered Accountant SAC-IQAC BULLETIN, VOL2, ISSUE 3, August 2016 2 WORKSHOPS/SEMINARS HANDS-ON WORKSHOP ON „TECHNIQUES IN BIOLOGY‟ D epartment of Biological Sciences at St Aloysius College ( Autonomous) Mangalore organized a two day „Hands -On Workshop On „Techniques In Biology‟ for the Pre-university college students on the 5th & 6th of August 2016. There were128 student delegates along with 24 staff members, from 22 colleges of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts. The program was sponsored by ‗The Department of Biotechnology‘ Ministry of Science and Tech- nology, Government of India, under the „Star College Scheme‟. Rev. Fr. Dionysius Vas, Rector, St. Aloysius College, pre- sided over the inaugural event. He emphasized on the ob- jective of the workshop which is to encourage basic sciences and also to interact and collaborate with neighboring col- leges by sharing our exposure, expertise and infrastructure. Smt. Saraswathi B. – President, Principals‘ Association, Pre University Colleges of D.K. was the chief guest. Rev. Fr. Dr. Leo D;Souza, SJ Director, Laboratory of Applied Biology was the guest of honour. The Chief Guest enlight- ened the audience about the wonders of science quoting large number of examples. She also requested the students to observe nature and actively participate in the workshop. Rev. Fr Dr. Leo D‘Souza the guest of honor emphasized on ‗Make in India concept‘ and said it is the scientist who make new discoveries and inventions for the welfare of hu- manity. He also emphasized on the importance of research in basic sciences. Rev. Fr.Praveen Martis, Vice Principal and Director of LCRI encouraged the students to read books and also emphasized on giving more time to think and reason which results in new discoveries. The Purpose of the workshop was to strengthen the basic sciences. The students were exposed to 23 hands on experi- ments. Rev. Fr. Dr Melwyn D‟Cunha, research coordinator was the Chief Guest for the valedictory Function on 6th Au- gust, 2016. He advised the students to be focused and determined to achieve their goals and also encouraged the stu- dents to pursue research in biological sciences. Dr. Ronald Nazareth coordinator for star college scheme was the guest of honor who motivated the students to be creative, to excel and contribute to the field of science. Reported by Ms Karen D’Souza WORKSHOP ON “RESEARCH IN FOOD AND WASTE MANAGEMENT T he department of Post Graduate Studies and Research in Food Science and Technology, St Aloysius College, Man- galuru, organized one day workshop on ―Research in Food and Waste management‖ on 12th August, 2016. On this occa- sion students‘ association "FRESHCO" -2016-17 was inaugu- rated along with its fresh logo. Scientist from Department of Biotechnology Engineering, NIITE, Udupi was the resource person for the talk entitled "Biotechnological methods for the treatment of waste water generated from food industry". Dr. Girish Kumar. R & D Head, Precot Meridian, Hassan dwelt on the topic, "Challenges in Research and Industries for new generation" based on his academic experiences at CFTRI Mysuru and varied industries. A demonstration cum lecture on ―Preparation of Fresh cake and basic icing tech- niques‖ by Sous Chef Mr Vincent Britto of Blue Delicacies (proprietor /Exec. Pastry chef ) trained in Le Cordon Bleu London, won the hearts of young students while explaining the nitty gritties of production processes in the bakery industry based on his life experiences in Cruise ship as well as in Le Cordon Bleu, London. The workshop was designed by Ms Shilpha along with the ‗Food Science and Technology Department‘ faculty members. The Vice Principal of the Loyola Centre for Research and Innovation Dr Praveen Mar- tis SJ and the Coordinator of Food Science and Technology Dr Melwyn D‘ Cunha SJ were present on the occasion. Reported by Ms Shilpa Lekha S SAC-IQAC BULLETIN, VOL2, ISSUE 3, August 2016 3 WORKSHOPS/SEMINARS WORKSHOP ON MATHEMATICA A one day workshop on Mathematica, a mathematical tool was conducted by the PG Department of Computer Ap- plications and Bioinformatics on 12th August 2016. The workshop began with a small Inaugural func- tion at 9.30 am. Fr Denzil Lobo SJ, Director of AIM- IT, Prof. Santhosh Rebello – Dean, PG Dept. of IT and Bioinformatics were present. Dr Aravind Hana- soge, Consultant at Wolfrom, USA was the chief guest. Mr Gireesh and Mr Darshan of G.T Enter- prises, Bangalore were also present. This workshop with hands-on experience with the Mathmatica soft- ware gave insights into the usage of this software for various aspects of Research. Dr Hanasoge in his lecture mentioned that Mathe- matica has nearly 5,000 built-in functions covering all areas of technical computing—all carefully inte- grated so they work perfectly together. It has also got unprecedentedly powerful algorithms across all areas—many of them created at Wolfram using unique development methodologies and the unique capabilities of the Wolfram Language. He also demonstrated how Mathematica excels across all areas of technical computing—including neural networks, machine learning, image processing, geometry, data science, visualizations, and much more The workshop was attended by the faculties of MBA and IT Depts and also by faculties from Dept. of Mathematics, St. Aloysius College, Mangalore. The workshop concluded with the distribution of certificates by Dr Aravind Hana- soge. Mr. Aravind Prabhu S and Mr. Roshan Suvaris, Asst. Professors, Dept. of IT co-ordinated the workshop. „ESSENTIALS OF EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS FOR MANAGEMENT GRADUATES‟ A guest lecture was called open by the Master of Ceremony - Ms Hanceeda D‘souza at the Arthur Shennoi Auditorium organized by the department of MBA, AIMIT on August 6, 2016 from 9 am to 12:30 pm for the 2st year MBA graduates. Mrs. Mathais is a corporate trainer and facilitator of life skills. Been a member of various academic bodies-The syndicate, Academic Council, Faculty of commerce and Chairperson of the Board of Studies for Hotel Management of the Mangalore Universi- ty and Karnataka University. She has conducted various training sessions on customer care, customer service, Professional Eti- quette, Dinning Etiquette and Food and Cooking. Mrs. Mathais narrated the simple ways on how one at a business school, should develop skills that are essential to attain the supreme results which the corporate world expects of us. 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