Monday, 10 November 2025

Guest Talk-Mrs.Shailaja Narayana U

 

As part of the Induction Programme for the 1st Year MSW students, a guest talk on “First Impressions Last: Corporate Grooming and Etiquette” was conducted by Mrs. Shailaja Narayan U, Head – Media, PR & Events, Srinivas University. The session was organized under the guidance of Prof. Joyson Prenky Cardoza, Head of the Department of Social Sciences and Humanities, along with Dr. Stutima Basistha, Programme Coordinator, Dr. Laveena D’Mello, and Prof. Ranjith Bhat.

The session focused on the importance of grooming, personal presentation, and professional etiquette in shaping one’s image in the corporate and social work sectors. Mrs. Shailaja Narayan emphasized how first impressions significantly influence professional relationships and career opportunities. She shared valuable insights on grooming procedures, dressing appropriately for different professional contexts, and developing confidence in communication and body language.

The interactive nature of the session kept students highly engaged. It concluded with a group activity that included participation from both 1st and 2nd-year MSW students, fostering collaboration, peer learning, and the practical application of the concepts discussed.

The talk proved to be highly beneficial for MSW students, as it connected classroom learning with real-world expectations of professionalism. Understanding corporate grooming and etiquette will not only enhance their employability skills but also prepare them to represent themselves effectively in organizational, community, and fieldwork settings — an essential component in the holistic development of future social work professionals.

 







Basic values for best Teacher-26th September-2025.

 The Institute of Education, Srinivas University, organized a special session on the topic “Basic Values for Best Teacher” on 26th September 2025 from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The program was designed for B.Ed students to enhance their understanding of core values and professional ethics essential for becoming effective and inspiring teachers.

The session was graced by Prof. Joyson Prenky Cardoza, HoD, Department of Social Sciences and Humanities, Institute of Management and Commerce, Srinivas University, as the Resource Person. Under the able guidance of Dr. Padmanabha C.H., Dean, Institute of Education, the program was conducted successfully.

Prof. Cardoza highlighted the significance of foundational values such as integrity, empathy, discipline, responsibility, and continuous learning in the teaching profession. He emphasized that teachers play a crucial role in shaping the character and future of students, and hence they must uphold strong personal and professional values.

The session was interactive and insightful, with students actively participating in discussions and reflecting on their own value systems. The Resource Person also shared practical examples and real-life experiences to illustrate how values guide teachers in decision-making, classroom management, and student engagement.

The program concluded with a vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to the Resource Person for his inspiring session and to the Dean for his continued support and guidance. The students expressed that the session motivated them to imbibe these values in their journey to becoming dedicated and impactful teache.