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Activity Report - May, 2016 - 1


ACTIVITY REPORT FOR THE PERIOD

1stMay’ 2016 to 31stMay’ 2016

HIGHLIGHTS

1. CORPORATE RESOURCE CENTRE (CRC) ACTIVITIES: 2.

a) 5Companies visited the campus for placement in the month of May for Placement Drive.

b)

3. EVENTS / CONFERENCES / WORKSHOPS ORGANIZED:

a) Faculty Retreat Program from 18th

May to 23rd

May 2016

3. FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS:

DETAILED REPORT

1. CORPORATE RESOURCE CENTRE (CRC) ACTIVITIES:

A) PLACEMENT & TRAINING ACTIVITIES(May, 2016)

S.No. Company's Names Sector Result

1 ICICI Prulife Insurance Insurance Varun Vyas

2 Fair Wealth Consultancy Rasmeet Singh

3 UAS International Financial NishthaKher

4 Quatro IT Umang

5 Hotel Lalit Hospitality VandanaSachdeva

Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops Attended As a Participant 35

Papers presented in Conferences, Seminars, Workshops, Symposia 5


2. EVENTS / CONFERENCES / WORKSHOPS ORGANIZED:

a) Faculty Retreat Program from 18th

May to 23rd

May 2016

Date: 18 May to 23 May 2016

Venue: BVIMR CAMPUS, New Delhi

Coordinator: Dr. L.K. Tyagi, Dr. Ritu Bali, Dr. GeetuTuteja, Dr. Neetu Jain

The faculty development activities were conducted under the umbrella of Faculty Retreat Program with focus upon

skills development and enhancement. They aim to support the teaching fraternity to overcome particular problems

in teaching as identified by student ratings of their course or by themselves. Generally, the problems identified

involve observable teaching activities (e.g., preparation, organization and feedback to students) or skills (e.g.,

presentations, discussions and facilitation). The most common formats for skill’s focused faculty development is a

short topical workshop or individual consultations with teaching staff members.

BVIMR, PaschimVihar, Delhi organized first 6-days faculty retreat program from 18-23 May’2016. The best part of

the faculty retreat program was its collaboration among teaching and non-teaching staff. In this faulty retreat

program, both teaching and non-teaching staff shared the tables with each other and provided valuable suggestions

for betterment of internal coordination and overall development of the Institute. The program started under the

guidance of Honorable Director;Dr. VikasNath.

Objectives:

To help the faculty members fill their gap area(s) in teaching and administrative works

To ensure a better coordination among different departments of the Institute

To extend online training on MOODLE

To impart knowledge about MOOC courses and case writing techniques

To impart knowledge about research publication and its necessity for professional development of

faculty members

To discuss the key criteria of NIRF and UGC, so that teaching research and administrative

deliverables are enriched


No of resource persons 10

No of participants 71

First Day:

On 18 May’16; the first six-day faculty retreat program was inaugurated by Director; Dr. VikasNath. Dr. L.K Tyagi

talked about the schedule of the program. He informed all the faculty members about the expectations and

objectives of the retreat. Dr. VikasNath enlightened the thoughts of faculty members by educating them on the

concept of core faculty and all faculty members. He motivated each participant to contribute in the progress of

Institute in two ways. He/she either can become game changer or can try to become the core member of the

Institution. He discussed the importance of collaboration among teaching and non-teaching staff members by

reducing ego clashes. He shared the objectives for next year and motivated the team on various ways to achieve

them. On the same day, three senior faculty members, Dr. Rao, Dr. Sharma and Dr. Srivastava shared their past

performances and future planning.

Dr. VikasNath, Diector, New Delhi, Addressing the participants at Faculty Retreat Program’16


Second Day:

The second day started with the enthusiastic session of Prof. NareshVij. Prof. NareshVij shared certain basics of

classroom environment and students’ engagement. His session was full of energy and motivation. The main point of

this session was that each faculty member asked his or her queries related to effective teaching. Thereafter faculty

members briefly discussed about their past performances and future planning. They discussed about their workload,

research contribution, mentoring and plans for MOOC courses. On the same day, Dr. Neetu Jain shared her

knowledge on Kolbe’s learning techniques with the help of its practical application on different individuals. Dr.

Shradha also reflected on her learning on ICT and MOOC.

Prof. NareshVijtaking Session on Faculty- Students’ collaboration


Third Day:

The third day started with knowledge enhancement session of Mr. B.D. Nathani. Mr. Nathani shared his life’s

experiences related to marketing and he talked about faculty- student collaboration. In the second half of the day,

Mrs. Gagandeep enthralled the faculty members with management games. Mr. Ajay Kumar looked after the

technological upgradation of the faculty members with the help of MOODLE online training session. The day was

fruitful, because faculty members tried their hands on MOODLE.

Fourth Day:

On the fourth day, Mr. Vikas Rajput cleared the doubts of faculty members by sharing his knowledge and experience.

Mrs. HemaBaweja also delivered a session on spirituality. The fourth day focused upon the inner motivation level of

the faculty members.

Dr. SrivastavfelicitatedMr. Vikas Rajput, (Session on Entrepreneurship)


Sixth Day:

The sixth day started with the presentation by BVIMR Faculties on their past performances and the plans for

futureThe main attraction of the day was session by Dr. Nimit Gupta on MOOC courses and case writing methods.

Dr. Nimit shared different tools for case writing on live issues. On the same day, Dr. Gera discussed about various

new requirements of NIRF and how institute can upgrade itself to get better marks in NIRF. The key point mentioned

by Dr. VikasNath in his valedictory speech, was that teaching fraternity need to work on collaborative research. He

emphasized that both collaborative research and individual research in quality journals will improve the score for

NIRF.

Participants of Faculty Retreat Program at BVIMR, New Delhi


4. FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS & ACTIVITIES

Sr. No. Name of the Faculty Program Attended Date Organized By

1. Mr. Anuj Kumar FDP on SPSS and

Research Methodology

20-27th June 2016 JIMS, Kalkaji

2. Ms. BhavikaBatra FDP on SPSS and

Research Methods 5-6th May 2016

FORE School of Management

3. Ms. Nancy Goel FDP on SPSS and



4. Ms. RupamJyoti Das FDP on SPSS and



5 Ms. BhavikaBatra FDP-cum-Retreat

Programme on Honing Student Skills

18th-23rd May 2016 BVIMR, New

Delhi

6. Ms. Nancy Goel FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi

7. DrShallu Singh FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi

8 Dr Anjali Sharma FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi

9. Dr. Ritu Bali FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi

10 Ms. Anuradha FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi

11 Ms. Minakshi Sati FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi

12 Dr. Neetu Jain FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi


13 Dr. GeetuTuteja FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi

14 Dr. R.K. Sharma FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi

15 Dr.

AshimaBhatnagar

FDP-cum-Retreat Programme on Honing

Student Skills 18th-23rd May 2016

BVIMR, New Delhi

16 Dr. Daljeet Singh

Bawa



BVIMR, New Delhi

17 Mr. Anuj Kumar FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi

18 Mr. Rahul Gupta FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi

19 Mr. Sanjay Roy FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi

20 Dr. Broto Bhardwaj FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi

21 Dr. Anoop Pandey FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi

22 Dr.

ShradhaVernekar



BVIMR, New Delhi

23 Dr. Navneet Gera FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi

24 Dr. Pankaj Saini FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi

25 Ms. Neelam Sharma FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi


a) Training Course and Conference/Seminar/ FDP/Workshop/Symposia Attended

PaperPublications in National/International Journals/Magazi

26 Dr. Sanjay Manocha FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi

27 Dr. L.K. Tyagi FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi

28 Ms. Gagandeep

Kaur



BVIMR, New Delhi

29 Mr. Ajay Kumar FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi

30 Ms. NishuMawah FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi

31 Ms. SupreetWahee FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi

32 Dr. Ajay Sahni FDP-cum-Retreat



Delhi

33 Ms. Tripti Tiwari Emerging Trends in

Computer Science and IT

16th - 27th May, 2016

BVICAM, New Delhi

34 Mr. Mahesh

Chaubey

Emerging Trends in Computer Science and

IT

16th - 27th May, 2016

BVICAM, New Delhi

35 Ms. Swati Shah Emerging Trends in

Computer Science and IT

16th - 27th May, 2016

BVICAM, New Delhi


b) Papers presented in Conferences, Seminars, Workshops, Symposia

S.No. Author Title of the Paper/Article Journal/Magazine Vol. / Issue

1.

Mr. Anuj

KumarAssistant

Professor

Dr. Anil

SrivastavaAssociat

e Professor

“Usage of technology

in HR practices in hotel

industry”

International

Journal of

Research in IT and

Management

Volume 6, Issue

5, May’2016

ISSN#2231-4334

2.

Mr. Anuj Kumar

Assistant

Professor

Dr.

AnoopPandayAsso

ciate Professor

Ms.Anuradha

Assistant

Professor

“International Climate

Change: Causes and

Innovative ways to

deal”

International Journal of Science, Technology and Management (IJSTM)

June 2016ISSN

978-81-931039-

1-3

3.

Ms.BhavikaBatraA

ssistant Professor

Ms. RupamJyoti

Das

Assistant

Professor

“Macro-Economic

Indicators and the link

to Make In India”

Advances in Economics and Business Management (AEBM)

Volume 3, Issue

3, April-June

2016.

p-ISSN: 2394-

1545

e-ISSN : 2394-

1553

4.

Ms. RupamJyoti

DasAssistant

Professor

Ms.BhavikaBatra

Assistant

Professor

“The Scope of Skill

Development,

Employability of Indian

Workforce in Context

of Make In India : A

Study”

International Journal of Engineering Technology, Management and Applied Sciences(IJETMAS)

Special Issue

April 2016, ISSN

2349-4476


Prepared By:

Ms. DeepaKapur

Ms. BhavikaBatra

Ms. Nancy Goel

Activity Report Team

BVIMR, New Delhi

5

Ms.

SupreetWaheeAss

istant Professor

VaishaliGargStude

nt

Shashank

GuptaStudent

“Women

empowerment through

cyber

entrepreneurship:

implications through

caselets”

International Journal Of Science Technology &Management

June 2016

p-ISSN: 2394-

1529

e-ISSN: 2394-

1537

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