National Voters Day Program at Srinivas University

 

On January 25th, 2024, Srinivas University, City Campus, Pandeshwara, Mangalore, witnessed a vibrant celebration of National Voters Day, organized by the Department of Social Work, Institute of Management and Commerce (IMC). The event, aimed at encouraging youth participation in the electoral process, was hosted by both 1st and 2nd-year MSW students. The program, held in the 1st MSW class, brought together students from both batches to commemorate the significance of voting rights. Through various engaging activities, participants were motivated to actively engage in the electoral process, recognizing it as a fundamental right of citizenship. Led by the 2nd-year MSW students, the event featured interactive sessions where students exchanged ideas and viewpoints on the importance of voting and individual voting rights. This exchange of perspectives fostered a deeper understanding of civic responsibility among the participants. The National Voters Day program, organized by the Department of Social Work, underscores Srinivas University's commitment to promoting democratic values and active citizenship among its student community. Such initiatives serve as catalysts for fostering a culture of political awareness and participation among the youth.

Brainstorming Session for 5th Standard Students

On December 15th, 2023, the 1st-year MSW (Master of Social Work) students from the Department of Social Work, Institute of Management and Commerce (IMC), Srinivas University, City Campus, Pandeshwara, Mangalore, organized a stimulating brainstorming session for 5th standard students. The session aimed to assess the memory power and coordination skills of the young participants. The event took place at Sarkari Pradashale, Munnur, and witnessed active participation from all the students. The enthusiasm displayed by the participants underscored their eagerness to engage in the session and showcase their abilities.The brainstorming session was skillfully conducted by Shobhitha, Sameeksha, and Abil Satheesh, who ensured a conducive environment for learning and interaction. Through a series of engaging activities and exercises, the students were encouraged to collaborate, think critically, and demonstrate their cognitive abilities. The session served as a platform for the 5th standard students to enhance their memory retention, problem-solving skills, and teamwork capabilities. Moreover, it provided an opportunity for the MSW students to apply their theoretical knowledge in a practical setting and contribute to the holistic development of the younger generation. The collaborative effort between Srinivas University and Sarkari Pradashale exemplifies the commitment to community engagement and educational enrichment. Such initiatives not only foster academic growth but also nurture social bonds and mutual respect among individuals from diverse backgrounds.

Drawing and Craft Competition at Dakshina Kannada Higher Primary School

On January 13th, 2024, the students from Srinivas University, City Campus, Pandeshwara, Mangalore, from the Institute of Management and Commerce (IMC), Department of Social Work, joined hands with Dakshina Kannada Higher Primary School, Talapady, for an engaging drawing and craft competition. The event aimed to foster creativity and camaraderie among the 6th and 7th standard students.  The competition, held at Dakshina Kannada Higher Primary School, saw enthusiastic participation from the young talents. The drawing and craft competitions were conducted consecutively, offering the students an opportunity to showcase their artistic skills and imagination.  After a spirited display of talent, the following students emerged victorious:  Drawing Competition:  Sana - 1st Place Sharan - 2nd Place The winners were selected based on their creativity, originality, and artistic expression, reflecting the theme of the competition.  The collaborative effort between Srinivas University and Dakshina Kannada Higher Primary School not only provided a platform for the students to exhibit their artistic abilities but also encouraged interaction and mutual learning between the I year MSW students and the young participants.  Such initiatives not only promote artistic expression but also foster community engagement and social responsibility among the youth, enriching the educational experience for all involved parties.

Fresherly Butterley 2024

Srinivas University, Institute of Management and Commerce, Department of Social Sciences and Humanities  "On Tuesday, January 23rd, 2024, celebrated the Freshers' Day for the MSW (Master of Social Work) students at the Pandeshwara campus in Mangaluru. This event marked a memorable day for every MSW fresher of the 2024-2025 academic batch. The atmosphere at Fresherly Butterley was brimming with excitement, joy, music, and laughter as students eagerly awaited the festivities. Welcoming the freshmen with great enthusiasm, the event commenced with a symbolic lighting ceremony, signifying prosperity and blessings. Prof. Venkatesh S. Amin, Dean of IMC, Dr. Laveena Dmello, Professor of the Department of Social Work, Dr. Vidya N, Associate Professor of the Department of Social Work, and Prof. Joyson Cardoza, Assistant Professor of the Department of Social Work, were present. The second-year students organized the event, presenting the juniors with welcome cards and initiating the program with a prayer song. Ayesha second year MSW student, delivered the welcome speech, followed by a classical dance performance by Rakshitha,  first-year MSW student. Prof. Venkatesh S. Amin, Dean of IMC, shared insights about the significance of Freshers' Day, concluding the formal program and proceedings. The cultural program featured performances by both seniors and juniors, with games organized by seniors for juniors, and concluded with a vote of thanks by Joseph from the 2nd year MSW. 

Summer Camp 2024

 Srinivas University, City Campus, Pandeshwara, Mangalore, Institute of Management and Commerce (IMC), Department of Social Work, and NSS Volunteers collaborated with Spandana Trust, Jeppu, Mangaluru.  On 19th and 20th April 2024, a Summer camp is organised, Around 115 students from std 8th and 9th were  present. I st year MSW students along with staff, conducting the camp. This camp is organised by Spandana trust in collaboration with Srinivas University, NSS unit's outreach activity for disadvantage students/ sponsor students around Mangalore.  

STUDY TOUR REPORT - 2024

 

SRINIVAS UNIVERSITY

City Campus, Pandeshwar, Mangalure – 575 001.

INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND COMMERCE (IMC)

SOCIAL WORK DEPARTMENT

 

STUDY TOUR REPORT

 

Date                                        : 03/03/2024 evening to 07/03/2024 Morning (5 Days).

Total Students                       : 43 + 2 Staff = 45

 

On March 3rd, 2024, a group of 45 members embarked on a study tour from Mangalore to Goa. Arriving in Margao in the evening, our itinerary unfolded over the following days.

 

Programme Schedule

Time	Topics	Resource Person
9.30  - 1.30 pm	Dividing into subgroups (4 No’s) Group Dynamics- Games, Spot games, Action Songs	Jinu Azeema Akshay
	Session 1 Communication- Interpersonal communication	Bibin, Arun, Janisha Anushree Abil, Athira
	Session 2 Self-awareness, knowing thyself, Overcoming stress	Trupti
	Session 3 Art and Craft, Wealth out of waste	Srevya, Hridya, Joseph, Joel, Niranajana
	Session 4 Teenage education- Good touch Bad touch, growing gracefully.	Rakshitha
	Session 5 Goal in life.	Dr. Laveena

 

On the morning of the 4th, we commenced our activities by visiting Fathima School, situated behind Madgao city. Here, we organized a one-day camp tailored for students in grades 6 through 9. Notably, only female members of our group had the opportunity to lead the sessions. In the afternoon, we engaged in a shramadaan program opposite a residential area, contributing to community service efforts. Later, we journeyed to Colva Beach via bus, enjoying the scenic coastline.

 

The following day, our exploration led us to the Hospicio South Goa District Hospital, where we toured various departments. Subsequently, we visited the Halfway Home, a senior citizen residence located in Majorda, Taluka Sakete, District, South Goa, Institute of Public Assistant. Here, we orchestrated a cultural program, bringing joy to the residents. In the afternoon, we visited the Carmelite Centre and embarked on a city walk to immerse ourselves further in the local culture.

 

On the third day, we ventured to Old Goa, where we visited notable landmarks such as the Bom Jesus church, St. Frances Xaviour church, and Cardilim Beach, also known as Dolphin Beach. Additionally, we enjoyed a casino boat ride, providing us with views of dolphins and historical Portuguese structures. Our lunch was served at Meranur Beach, followed by an afternoon excursion to Dona Paula Beach for shopping and leisure.

 

Concluding our enriching experience, an evaluation of the camp was conducted before our departure on the 7th morning back to Mangalore. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Rev. Fr. Malan for his generous accommodation and hospitality, as well as to Rev. Fr. William Miranda for his meticulous arrangement of the tour.

 

Camp Schedule

 

Date and day	Programme	Particulars
03/03/2024 Sunday night	Travel: Mangaluru- Madgao	Train
04/03/2024 Monday Morning	Reaching Madgao	Stay at Lar, Madgao
10.00 am	Day 1- School Camp	At School
05/03/24 Tuesday	Day 2-Visit to Hospital, HIV/AIDS centre, And Industries	Institutions
06/03/24, Wednesday	Day 3 – Goa Visits and outing	Bus
07/03/24 Thursday Morning 5.30 am	Travel: Madgao-Mangalore	Train
07/03/24 12.30 pm.	Reaching Mangaluru	Railway station

Organize MIRAKI-2024 Summer Camp

 Srinivas University, City Campus, Pandeshwar, Mangalore, Institute of Management and Commerce (IMC), Department of Social Work, and NSS Volunteers collaborated with Spandana Trust, Jeppu, Mangaluru, to organize MIRAKI-2024, a summer camp focused on life skills for sponsored X Std children. The camp was held at Spandana Trust from April 11th to 13th, 2024.

The camp featured training sessions for students and NSS volunteers led by Dr. Laveena Dmello, a Professor and NSS Coordinator at Srinivas University, who served as a resource person. Mrs. Sunitha Naik, a counselor from Komal Sparsh Counselling Centre, also participated as a resource person. Nine NSS volunteers actively contributed to the camp, and Dr. Vidya, Associate Professor at Srinivas University, was present to support the event.