16t-June-2026-1 Day Worksop on AI + EDUCATION-THE NEW ERA OF LEARNING FOR MSW STUDENTS

 

The Institute of Management and Commerce (IMC), Department of Social Sciences and Humanities, Srinivas University, Mangalore, organized a one-day workshop titled “AI + Education: The New Era of Learning for MSW Students.” The workshop was designed to introduce Master of Social Work (MSW) students to the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) in modern education and professional practice. The event aimed to enhance students’ understanding of emerging technologies and their application in learning, research, assessment, and career development. The resource person for the workshop was Dr. Venkatesha B.M., Associate Professor and Research Guide, Department of MBA, Institute of Management and Commerce, Srinivas University. During the session, he highlighted the growing significance of AI in education, emphasizing concepts such as adaptive learning, intelligent tutoring systems, data-driven insights, automation, personalized education, and e-learning platforms. The speaker explained how AI can support students in improving academic performance, research efficiency, and professional competencies while preparing them for future workplace demands. The workshop was scheduled on 16 June 2026 from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM in the Conference Room, Srinivas Hospital. The program was conducted under the guidance of Dr. Venkatesh S. Amin, Dean, IMC, and Prof. Joyson Prenky Cardoza, Head of the Department of Social Sciences and Humanities, IMC. Through presentations, discussions, and practical insights, participants gained awareness of AI-powered tools that can enhance learning experiences, improve career visibility, strengthen LinkedIn presence, and support the creation of AI-powered portfolios. Overall, the workshop served as an informative platform for MSW students to explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and education. It successfully encouraged participants to embrace technological advancements and develop future-ready skills necessary for academic excellence and professional growth in the digital era.

 

15th-June-2026-Cricket Tounament

 The 1st-Year Master of Social Work (MSW) Department of Srinivas University successfully organized a Cricket Tournament at the Srinivas University Playground with the objective of promoting sportsmanship, teamwork, leadership, and student engagement. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, creating a vibrant and competitive atmosphere throughout the tournament. The program was conducted under the esteemed guidance of Dean Venkatesh S. Amin, whose encouragement and support played a vital role in the successful execution of the event. Valuable guidance was also provided by Prof. Joyson Preky Cardoza and Mr. Ranjith D., Physical Director of the Engineering Department, and prof. Ranjit bhat, who ensured the smooth organization and management of the tournament. The event received significant support from Dr. Stutima Basista and Prof. Ranjith Bhat, whose contributions enhanced the overall coordination and success of the program. The tournament not only provided a platform for students to showcase their sporting talents but also fostered unity, discipline, and healthy competition among participants. The event concluded successfully with appreciation from students and faculty members, making it a memorable and enriching experience for everyone involved.

9th-June-2026-Report on PLANTATION DAY PROGRAM

The Plantation Day Program was successfully conducted on 9th June 2026 by the Master of Social Work (MSW) students with the objective of promoting environmental awareness and encouraging sustainable practices. The program involved the planting of saplings within the campus premises, highlighting the importance of environmental conservation and the collective responsibility of preserving nature for future generations. The students actively participated in the initiative with enthusiasm and commitment, making the event both meaningful and impactful. The program was organized under the guidance of Dr. Venkatesh S. Amin, whose valuable direction, motivation, and support played a significant role in the successful execution of the activity. His encouragement inspired the students to actively engage in environmental stewardship and community responsibility. The MSW students express their sincere gratitude to Prof. Joyson Prenky Cardoza, Head of the Department, for his constant encouragement and leadership in facilitating such socially relevant activities. Special thanks are also extended to Dr. Stutima Basista, Dr. Laveena D'Mello, and Prof. Ranjith Bhat for their unwavering support, guidance, and cooperation throughout the program. Their contributions greatly enhanced the success of the event and motivated the students to participate wholeheartedly. The Plantation Day program served as a valuable learning experience, fostering environmental consciousness, teamwork, and social responsibility among the students. The event concluded successfully with a renewed commitment to environmental protection and sustainable development.

3rd & 4th0-June-2026-2 Days Workshop on EMPOWERING FUTURE SOCIAL WORKERS THROUGH KNOWLEDGE, AWARENESS, AND ADVOCACY!

The Department of Social Science and Humanities, Srinivas University, successfully organized a 12-hour, two-day Human Rights Workshop for I and II Year MSW students on 3rd and 4th June 2026. The workshop was conducted under the guidance of Dean Dr. Venkatesh S. Amin and Prof. Joyson Prenky Cardoza, Head of the Department of Social Science and Humanities. The programme was coordinated by Dr. Stutima Basista, Assistant Professor, with the support of Prof. Ranjith Bhat, Assistant Professor, Department of Social Science and Humanities. The workshop aimed to enhance students’ understanding of contemporary human rights issues and their relevance to social work practice. Expert resource persons Mr. Venkatesh R., Ms. Keerthana Sathyan, and Ms. Anaswara T. delivered insightful sessions on human rights, digital rights, cybercrimes, workplace rights, LGBTQIA+ rights, and climate justice. The sessions incorporated interactive discussions, case studies, and practical examples that encouraged active participation and critical thinking among students. Through meaningful engagement with real-life scenarios and expert perspectives, participants gained a deeper understanding of the principles of equality, dignity, justice, and human rights advocacy. The workshop successfully strengthened students’ awareness of social justice issues and enhanced their commitment to promoting and protecting human rights as future social work professionals.

     

               

27th & 30th May-2026-2 Days Workshop-1st Year MSW-FROM MEASURES OF CENTRAL TENDENCY TO CHI-SQUARE ANALYSIS.

 Department of social science and humanities conducted a two-day workshop titled "Empowering Students with Essential Statistical Knowledge and Research Skills" was organized for the First Year Master of Social Work (MSW) students under the guidence of dean-IMC-Dr.Venkatesh S Amin on 27th and 30th May 2026. Prof.Joyson Prenky Cardoza, Dr.Stuitima basista, and Prof.Ranjith bhat were present during the workshop. The host for workshop  Prof. Vinutha H. K. on the topic “From Measures of Central Tendency to Chi-Square Analysis.” The primary objective of the workshop was to equip students with fundamental statistical concepts and research skills essential for academic and professional social work practice. During the sessions, Prof. Vinutha H. K. provided comprehensive insights into measures of central tendency, including mean, median, and mode, and explained their significance in data analysis and interpretation. The workshop further covered the concepts of data organization, presentation, and descriptive statistics, enabling students to understand the practical applications of statistical tools in research. Special emphasis was given to inferential statistics, particularly the Chi-Square test, where students learned its purpose, assumptions, calculation procedures, and interpretation of results. Interactive discussions, practical examples, and hands-on exercises enhanced students’ understanding of statistical analysis and its relevance in social science research. The workshop successfully strengthened the participants’ analytical abilities, improved their confidence in handling research data, and motivated them to apply statistical techniques effectively in their future research projects. The students actively participated throughout the sessions and expressed appreciation for the practical and engaging learning experience.

19th-May-REPORT ON INDUSTRIAL VISIT-KALBHAVI CASHEW FACTORY

 An Industrial Visit to Kalbavi Cashew Factory was organized on 19th May 2026 for the Final-Year Master of Social Work (MSW) students of the Department of Social Sciences and Humanities, Institute of Management and Commerce (IMC), Srinivas University. The visit was conducted under the esteemed guidance of Dean Dr. Venkatesh S. Amin, IMC, and Prof. Joyson Prenky Cardosa, Head of the Department of Social Sciences and Humanities. The programme was coordinated by Prof. Ranjith Bhat C., Industrial Visit Coordinator. The primary objective of the visit was to provide students with practical exposure to industrial operations, labour welfare practices, workplace management, and the functioning of a cashew processing industry.During the visit, the students were given a comprehensive tour of the factory and were introduced to various stages involved in cashew processing, including cleaning, steaming, shelling, peeling, grading, quality control, packaging, and marketing. Factory officials explained the production process, safety measures, employee welfare facilities, and quality standards maintained by the organization. Students also interacted with workers and management personnel, gaining valuable insights into labour management, occupational health and safety, working conditions, and the role of social work professionals in industrial settings. The visit helped bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical understanding of industrial social work and labour welfare administration.The Industrial Visit proved to be an enriching learning experience, enabling students to understand the realities of industrial operations and human resource management. The Department expresses its sincere gratitude to the management and staff of Kalbavi Cashew Factory for their cooperation and informative guidance. Special thanks are extended to Dean Dr. Venkatesh S. Amin, Prof. Joyson Prenky Cardosa, and Industrial Visit Coordinator Prof. Ranjith Bhat C. for their continuous support and encouragement in organizing this educational visit successfully.

16th-May-2026-FILMIX-Cultural Day Program

The Cultural Day Program "FLIMIX" was successfully organized on 16th May 2026 by the First Year and Final Year MSW students of the Department of Social Sciences and Humanities, Srinivas University. The event aimed to celebrate cultural diversity, promote creativity, strengthen interpersonal relationships among students, and provide a platform to showcase their talents. The program featured a variety of cultural performances, including dance, music, drama, and other entertaining activities, which reflected the rich cultural heritage and enthusiasm of the students. The event was conducted under the esteemed guidance of Dr. Venkatesh S. Amin, Dean, and Prof. Joyson Prenky Cardoza, Head of the Department of Social Science and Humanities, IMC, whose constant encouragement and support contributed significantly to the success of the program. The Cultural Day was coordinated by Dr. Stutima Basista, cultural coordinator, who played a vital role in planning and organizing the event. The program also received valuable support and cooperation from Dr. Laveena D’Mello and Prof. Ranjith Bhat, whose efforts helped ensure the smooth execution of all activities. Students actively participated in the celebrations, displaying remarkable talent, teamwork, and enthusiasm. The vibrant performances created an atmosphere of joy and unity, fostering a sense of belonging among the participants. The event not only entertained the audience but also encouraged students to appreciate different cultures and traditions. The Cultural Day Program concluded on a positive note, leaving lasting memories for all attendees and highlighting the importance of cultural expression in holistic student development.