26th-June-2025-Report of Team Work Activity

 Department of Sciences and Humanities, Institute of Management and Commerce, Srinivas University Conducted Teamwork Game Activity was organized to promote collaboration, problem-solving, and effective communication among participants. The primary objective was to help individuals understand the value of working together towards a common goal while developing trust and camaraderie within the group. The activity involved dividing the participants into 3 teams of 10 members each. 

Objectives

• To enhance team-building skills.

• To encourage participants to communicate openly.

• To improve problem-solving abilities in a group setting.

• To build trust and mutual respect among team members.

Outcome

The teamwork games successfully met their objectives:

• Participants learned how to delegate tasks efficiently.

• Trust and understanding among team members improved noticeably.

• The activities created a positive and energetic environment that strengthened interpersonal relationships.

Participants shared that the games were enjoyable and insightful. Many expressed that they felt more connected with their peers and had a better appreciation of collaborative efforts.

The Teamwork Game Activity was a valuable exercise that underscored the importance of working together to achieve shared goals. It provided an engaging platform for participants to experience teamwork dynamics firsthand and to develop essential collaborative skills.

                                                  

                                        

                                                         

30th June-2025-Report on Carrom Tournament for MSW Students

Report on Carrom Tournament for MSW Students

Date: 30th June 2025

Venue: Pandeshwar City Campus, Srinivas University

Time: 2:00 PM onwards

A Carrom Tournament was organized on the 30th of June 2025 for the MSW students of both 1st and 2nd year at the Pandeshwar City Campus of Srinivas University. The event commenced at 2:00 PM with great enthusiasm and sportsmanship.

The tournament was held under the able guidance of Dr. Venkatesh Amin, Dean of the Institute of Management and Commerce (IMC), and Prof. Joyson Prenky Cardoza, Head of the Department of Social Work. The successful coordination of the event was carried out by Prof. Ranjith Bhat, who ensured smooth execution and active student engagement.

Support and contributions from other faculty members — Dr. Laveena D’Mello, Dr. Stutima Basistha, and Prof. Vinutha H.K. — played a vital role in organizing and managing the event.

A total of 14 teams participated in the tournament, comprising 7 boys' teams and 7 girls' teams. The students showcased commendable enthusiasm, competitive spirit, and strategic gameplay, making the tournament a vibrant and enjoyable event for all.

We would also like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Physical Director Supriya Ma’am for her valuable time, effort, and guidance in mentoring and motivating our students, which was instrumental in the successful completion of the event.

The Carrom Tournament not only highlighted the students' skills and interest in indoor games but also fostered a spirit of camaraderie and healthy competition among peers. The event concluded on a positive note, with students expressing their joy and gratitude for the opportunity.

                                             

23rd June 2025-REPORT ON GUEST TALK-Labour Law

 The Department of Social Science and Humanities (MSW), under the Institute of Management and Commerce at Srinivas University, Pandeshwar Campus, Mangalore, successfully organized a Guest Talk on 23rd June 2025, titled “Labour Law”. The session was specially curated for the 1st and 2nd year MSW students to enhance their understanding of legal frameworks in the field of social work.

The session was led by the distinguished speaker Advocate K. Nikesh Shetty, an independent advocate and legal consultant known for his practical insights and expertise in labour law. His talk covered the essentials of labour laws for social workers, and emphasized legal rights, protections, and entitlements available to workers under various labour legislations in India.

The talk focused primarily on the role of labour laws in safeguarding the dignity, rights, and welfare of workers across sectors. Advocate Shetty elaborated on various key legislations such as the Payment of Wages Act, Minimum Wages Act, and the recent Labour Codes. He further explained the responsibilities of social workers in ensuring legal compliance, advocating for worker rights, and addressing workplace injustices.

The event was conducted under the able guidance of Dr. Venkatesh S. Amin, Dean of the Institute of Management and Commerce, and Prof. Joyson P. Cardoza, Head of the Department. The session was coordinated by Dr. Stutima Basistha, Assistant Professor, Department of MSW. The presence of faculty members including Dr. Laveen D’Mello, Prof. Vinutha H.K., and Prof. Ranjith Bhat further enriched the occasion. The event began with a warm and enlightening welcome address by Dr. Venkatesh S. Amin, who emphasized the importance of legal literacy for social work professionals.

The session proved to be highly insightful and beneficial for the students, as it bridged the gap between academic learning and real-world legal applications. It helped students understand their roles not just as change-makers, but also as legal advocates for the underprivileged and marginalized workforce. The interactive nature of the session encouraged questions, discussions, and critical thinking among the participants.

The department extends heartfelt gratitude to Advocate K. Nikesh Shetty for his valuable time and contribution, and looks forward to more such enriching sessions in the future.

19th-June-2025-MOCK INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMITTEE MEETING

TOPIC:  INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMITTEE MEETING

The Department of MSW, IMC successfully conducted a Mock Industrial Disputes Redressal Committee Meeting on June 19, 2025, providing an enriching practical learning experience for students. The simulation was aimed at fostering hands-on exposure to dispute resolution mechanisms in industrial settings, an essential skill for future HR and social work professionals.

The event was held under the valuable guidance of Dr. Venkatesh S Amin, Dean, Institute of Management and Commerce (IMC) and Prof. Joyson, Head of the Department (HOD), MSW. The planning and execution of the activity were efficiently supported and Mentored by Prof. Vinutha H K, along with faculty members Dr. Laveena D'Mello, Dr. Stutima Basista and Prof. Ranjith Bhat, who ensured the smooth conduct of the simulation.

The structure of the event was as follows:

•         One Management team, represented by a Chairperson from II MSW and fellow students simulating the role of top-level managers.

•         Five teams of MSW students took on the roles of employee representatives forming various Trade Unions.

•         The proceedings followed a structured committee format where grievances were presented, negotiations were held, and settlement attempts were made under a formal dispute redressal framework.

The mock meeting was a highly engaging and insightful experience for all participants. Students demonstrated strong communication, analytical thinking, and teamwork throughout the simulation.

                                                      

19th-June-2025-Report on Guest talk-MR. AMRUT R H

On the 19th of June, 2025, the Department of Social Science and Humanities (MSW), under the Institute of Management and Commerce at Srinivas University, Pandeshwar Campus, Mangalore, organized an Alumni Guest Talk titled “Importance of Case Study in Social Work.”

The distinguished speaker for the session was Prof. Amrit R H, Associate Professor, Department of Public Health, Institute of Allied Health Science, Srinivas University, bringing valuable expertise and insight to the session.

The event was specially arranged for the 1st and 2nd year MSW students and was held in the Gallery Hall. The guest talk was organized under the able guidance of Dr. Venkatesh S. Amin, Dean of IMC, and Prof. Joyson P. Cardoza, Head of the Department. The event was further graced by the presence of faculty members, including Dr. Laveen D'Mello, Dr. Stutima Basistha, Prof. Vinutha H K and Prof. Ranjith Bhat.

During the session, Prof. Amrit R H emphasized how case studies act as vital tools in understanding the real-life complexities of clients’ lives, allowing social work professionals to analyze individual or group problems, develop tailored interventions, and reflect critically on practice. He highlighted the role of case studies in bridging classroom knowledge with field-based realities.

The talk significantly benefited the students by enhancing their analytical thinking, problem-solving approach, and understanding of ethical considerations in professional practice. It also encouraged them to document and reflect on their field experiences more systematically, thereby fostering a deeper engagement with the profession.

   

                                                       

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