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ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT (AQAR)

2010-2011 S.V.T. COLLEGE OF HOME SCIENCE

(AUTONOMOUS)

S.N.D.T. WOMEN’S UNIVERSITY, JUHU ROAD, SANTACRUZ (W) ,MUMBAI – 400 049.

Tel: 91-22-26602504/2660 8179 / 26605896/ 2661 3277 Fax: 91-22-2660 6427

Email : [email protected] Website: www.svt.edu.in

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ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT (AQAR)

OF THE IQAC

S.V.T. COLLEGE OF HOME SCIENCE (AUTONOMOUS)

S.N.D.T. WOMEN’S UNIVERSITY, JUHU ROAD, MUMBAI – 400049

Year: 2010-2011

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Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC of S.V.T. College of Home Science The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) was established in April 2004 at S.V.T. College of Home

Science (2010-2011)

COMPOSITION OF THE IQAC

Dr. Jagmeet Madan - Chairperson Dr. Jennifer Alexander - Chief Co-ordinator Dr. Meena Godhia - Core committee Member Mrs. Manjiri Bhalerao - Core committee Member Dr. Shobha Udipi - Nominee of the Vice Chancellor Dr. G. Subbulakshmi - Nominee of the Vice Chancellor Mrs. Anjali A. Sathe - Nominee of the Vice Chancellor

Dr. Jehangir Mistry - Local Society representative

Dr. S. Kummudhavalli - Local Society representative Dr. Suja Koshy - Special Invitee Dr. Khorshed Mistry - Committee Member Mrs. Vipra Banerjee - Committee Member Mrs. Milan Desai - Committee Member

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I.Q.A.C. Subcommittees and its Chairperson

Members Recommendation for 2011-2012

RESEARCH and PUBLICATION Dr. Khorshed Mistry

Dr. Jennifer Alexander

Dr. Suja Koshy Dr. Manjitkaur Chauhan

Mrs. Armaiti Shukla

Mr. Sachin Vaidya

Conduct training program for staff in “Proposal Writing for Research / Funds. College can set aside some amount which can be given to Research Scholars (Staff and Students) as a one time grant. Encourage students to take up research – Constitute an award for the research. Encourage staff to write research proposal / papers.

PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Mrs. Vipra Banerjee

Mrs. Suman Mundkur

Mr. Prakash Navgire

Mrs. Vidya Thakur

To have academic exhibitions in schools, in liaison with media houses like Times of India, Hindustan Times, DNA and participate in their academic exhibitions. To get write ups written about the college in the reputed news papers. Have all the activities of the students publicized. Up-grade college film. Update the web site at regular intervals.

SELF FINANCING COURSES Mrs. Milan Desai

Dr. Jagmeet Madan Mrs. Manjiri

Bhalerao Mrs. Archana Jain Mrs. Kamini

Pradhan Mr. Prakash Navgire

It was suggested to prepare evaluation criteria for Certificate, Diploma, P.G. Diploma to improve and maintain the quality.

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Part A:

OUTCOME OF THE SUB COMMITTEES PLAN AT END OF THE YEAR 2010 - 2011

I. RESEARCH AND PUBLICATION

Objectives: To encourage teaching faculty to undertake research projects (minor and major)

To disseminate information to the staff about the various schemes for fellowships / scholarships

available.

To initiate a research journal at college level.

A. RESEARCH RELATED PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN BY STUDENTS UNDER STAFF GUIDANCE

Department of Mass Communication and Extension:-

In the subject of “Research Methodology”, 2 undergraduate researches which were done in 2 groups of 5 students each were guided by Dr. Jennifer Alexander. The topics of research were as follows:

Health hazards of Junk food on adolescence. Problems faced by married working women in the organized sector in Mumbai.

Department of Food and Nutrition:-

A certificate course (15 hour duration) on “Research Methodology and Statistics” was conducted for S.Y. Food and Nutrition students during December 2010 to February 2011.

B. RESEARCH ACTIVITIES OF STAFF:-

Department of Human Development:-

Dr. Suja Koshy had undertaken research on the topic of “Patterns of Sharing of Emotions of Children and Adolescents”. She also presented a paper on the preliminary findings on the aspect of implications of this knowledge for the counselors” during a conference on “Mental Health and Well being” organized by CMR Bangalore.

Dr. Suja Koshy was invited to be the external referee to assess one MSC. Dissertation in Human Development at PGSR, SNDT University, Mumbai

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Department of Food and Nutrition:- Research Guidance Completed for the following areas: • Ms. Parmi Vora and Ms. Neha Gosavi (2010-2011) Body fat percentage in school going

children from high and low socioeconomic strata and its correlation with physical activity and dietary pattern (PGCND-2010).

• Ongoing research of 6 students both from MSC and PGCND.

Dr. Mistry, Dr. Godhia , Dr. Battalwar and Ms. Nigudkar were actively involved in

guiding PGCND students for their research projects.

Dr. Mistry was a member on the Panel of External referees to asses three M.Sc. Dissertation in Food and Nutrition at Nirmala Niketan College of Home Science, Mumbai University, 29th March 2011.

Dr. Mistry and Dr. Meena Godhia were the external referees to assess MSC. Dissertations in Food and Nutrition at PGSR, SNDT University, Mumbai

Dr. Godhia is an expert member for the academic Journal “Research Horizons” by National Institute of Science, Communication and Information Resources.

Dr. Godhia was appointed as a Panelist for students pursuing PhD in Food and Nutrition at Nirmala Niketan College of Home Science, Mumbai University, 26th April 2011.

Dr. Godhia contributed a chapter “Dietary Intake Assessment” in “Methodologies for Fitness Assessment (Eds.) K. Sen Ray, G. Subbulazxmi and M Shubadra, November, 2010, Publishers Ane Books Pvt. Ltd.

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PUBLICATIONS :-

Research / Review publications (2010-2011): Nil

Recommendations for 2010 -2011 of activities there in

1. Training for Proposal writing / Publication:

a) Tips for writing a paper for Publication by. Dr. Rekha Singhal, Department of Food Technology, UICT, Mumbai 20th June 2011 (was scheduled for April 2011 ) 3-4 pm organized for staff members.

b) “Writing a term paper by Dr. J Changirani Visiting faculty, New York medical university 17th September 2010 – organized for PGCND Students.

II. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE

Activities of the IQAC (Publicity Committee) 2010-2011

Modified the college Brochure. The college brochure was modified following the changes in the nomenclature and credits of subjects of the departments and reprinted.

The story on home science- was an article written for Education Times the peg of the story was the pros and cons of a home science degree/ diploma. What are the prospects such a degree can offer. Who should do the course and when? The article aims to present a clear picture of why should one pursue this course and what one can expect at the end of it.

Website is a most important medium to reach out to plenty impressively. The exiting website had become redundant and was described as not interesting as per the feedback of the students.

The website also lacked innovative elements like attachment to ‘Facebook’, ‘Twitter’ and ‘Youtube’. Therefore the work of revamping the website began in August 2010 and got completed in June 2011.

Disha, College Exhibition- 8th January 2011 Manager ( Marketing ) of Young Buzz, a educational counselling agency, Mrs. Prabhu, was invited to be the chief guest.

Collaboration with (Young Buzz - educational counselors helped in admission at F.Y) for admission, career fair.

Education counselor – Ms Shaheena Shaikh (May 15th 2011 to July 2011) She counseled

the prospective students and their parents who visited college for inquiries for degree and junior college.

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Academic Presentations were held at LILAVATIBAI PODAR SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL (ISC) Santacruz (West) Mumbai. The management of Lilavatibai Podar Senior Secondary School, ISC organized a one day seminar titled ‘Career Opportunities after School’ for Std. X and Std. XI students and parents. The details were as follows:

Day / Date: Saturday, 18 December, 2010 Time: 08:30 am to 01:00 pm Venue: St. Andrews Auditorium, Bandra (West), Next to St. Andrews College.

"Career Fair", for the children of LandTites, was held on 26th May, 2011 between 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m, at Multi Purpose Hall, North Block II, Gate No. 1, Powai.

ANY OTHER:

A session on “Tips for Writing a Paper for Publication” by Dr. Rekha Singhal, Department of Food Technology, UICT, Mumbai was planned for April 2011 was conducted on 20th June 2011 for all the teaching faculty of SVT College. This was organized by the Staff Development Committee with guidance from the IQAC Research Committee.

III. SELF FINANCING COURSES

Goals Achieved During the Year 2010-2011:

Detail evaluation and examination pattern for all the courses was prepared.

Guidelines were prepared for uniformity in credits.

Guidelines were prepared for rate of payments to different faculties, refund of fees to drop- outs.

Post graduate diploma in fashion designing and retail Management was started by TAD

dept. in June 2011.

TAQ form was prepared for regular and visiting faculty.

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Part B:

1. Activities of your department reflecting the goals and objectives of the institution

Department of Family Resource Management : Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the institution.

Discussion at the classroom level, regarding responsibilities and rights of being an alert citizen and awareness of actions that should be taken in order to seek redressal in case of any malpractice.

NIRMITEE, the annual exhibition of the Department helps to meet certain goals of the institute by :- • Providing an entrepreneurial opportunity to the final year students by guiding and

encouraging them to conceive entrepreneurial ideas and venture into manufacturing and trading of various items.

• Exhibiting the artistic skills of first year students in creating various decorative room accessories and promoting sales of these accessories.

• Providing a platform to the Interior design students to showcase their talent in

representing residential and commercial interior design schemes.

Department of Food and Nutrition:

To sensitize students to social issues • Community / Extension Services / Activities

Consultancy services offered to Tribal women for the development of ragi based products for sale during Diwali Oct. 2010. It was a part of the rural development programme organised by an NGO – KARH. Staff involved – Ms. Nigudkar, Ms. Mane, T.Y Applied Nutrition Students were activity involved in the project.

Survey on Breast Feeding Practices conducted at ICDS Center, Mangalwadi under the

supervision of Mrs. Madhuri Nigudkar.

Survey on: • Immunization coverage

• Growth trends in children aged 2-6 years at ICDS Centre Mangalwadi and Indiranayar

(Santacruz) under the supervision of Dr. Mistry and Mrs. Nigudkar.

TY Applied Nutrition students were exposed to an Internal, OPD ward of Sion Hospital to observe the antenatal care given to pregnant mothers.

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TY Applied Nutrition students were taken to ICDS Centre at Dharavi to observe/ evaluate the ICDC activities.

a) Strengthen Industry : Academic Collaboration

Industry Academic Interface:

A cooking competition on the theme – “ Healthy Sunday Brunch” was conducted on 18th September

2010 in collaboration with Nestle Indian Ltd. and AFSTI.

Cooking competition- Nestle

A “Promotional advertisement pamphlet” competition was conducted on 9th Sept. 2010 which was sponsored by Hexagon Nutrition.

Two workshops entitled:

(a) “Management of Dietetics in Hospitalized Patients”

(b) “Enteral Feeds” were organised by the Department on 11th Feb 2011 and 17th March 2011. The workshops were organised by SVT College in collaboration with Ms. Solly James, Chief dietician, S. L. Raheja and Fortis Hospital.

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Demonstration on Tube Feeding

b) Encourage Faculty / Students involvement in Research

Activities Related To Research and Publications:

1. Dr Jagmeet Madan is the Principal Investigator of PROJECT MARG (Phase II ) which is a Multicentric School Health Initiative for Medical Education for children/Adolescent for Realistic Prevention of Obesity and Diabetes and for Healthy Ageing, a collaboration of Department of Food and Nutrition, SVT College of Home Science, SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai and Almond Board of California, USA. Presently we are in a state of wrapping up Phase I and the pilot project of Phase II is ongoing in 3 private schools of Mumbai.

2. Dr Jagmeet Madan presented a paper on behalf of the MARG team entitled “Dual burden of malnutrition in school going children of different socioeconomic strata of Mumbai city “ in OBESITY-2010 ,the 28th Annual scientific meeting of International Obesity Society USA held on 8-12th of October, 2010 at Sandiego, California, USA. The paper was selected under the track of population studies. She was awarded the UGC Travel grant for registration and travel.

3. Dr. Jagmeet Madan’s contribution in publications related activities: • “Dual Burden of Malnutrition in school going children of different socioeconomic

strata of Mumbai city” Proceedings of the 28th Annual Scientific meeting OBESITY 2010, October 8th to 12th, 2010 at SanDiego , California, USA.

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• The High Burden of Obesity and Abdominal Obesity in Urban Indian Schoolchildren: A Multicentric Study of 38,296 Children Anoop Misraa–c, Priyali Shahb, cJagmeet Madani, etal, AnnNutrMetab2011; 58:203-211(DOI:10.1159/000329431).

• Childhood Obesity In India- Lead Article in “In Touch” a News letter of Hienz Nutrition Foundation of India; vol 12; no3;October- December 2010.

4. Dr. Godhia contributed a chapter “Dietary intake assessment” in “Methodologies for Fitness

Assessment” (Eds.) K.Sen Ray, G. Subbulaxmi and M. Shubadra November 2010. Published by-Ane books Pvt. Ltd. Ph. D in Food and Nutrition at Nirmala Niketan College of Home Science, Mumbai.

5. A lecture on “Writing a Term Paper” by Dr. J. Changirani, Visiting faulty, New York

Medical University was organised for PGCND students on 17th Sept. 2010.

6. A certificate course (15 hour duration) on “Research Methodology and statistics” was conducted for S.Y Food and Nutrition students during Dec. 2010 – Feb 2011.

7. Research guidance :

• Dr. Khorshed Mistry, Dr. Meena Godhia, Dr. Rekha Battalwar and Ms. Madhuri

Nigudkar were actively involved in guiding PGCND students for their research projects.

• Dr. Khorshed Mistry and Dr. Meena Godhia guided two students for their M.Sc.

dissertation as partial fulfillment of degree in M.Sc. (Dietetics), P.G.S.R., S.N.D.T. Women’s University.

8. External referees / experts :

• Dr. Khorshed Mistry was a member on the Panel of Extension referees to assess three Home

Science dissertations in Food and Nutrition at Nirmala Niketan College of Home Science, Mumbai University – 29th March 2011.

• Dr. Khorshed Mistry was an external referee to assess two M.Sc. dissertations in Food and

Nutrition at PGSR, S.N.D.T. Women’s University, Mumbai.

• Dr. Godhia is an expert member for the academic Journal “Research Horizons” by National Institutional of Science, Communication and Information Resources.

• Dr. Meena Godhia was appointed as a panelist for students pursuing Ph.D. in Food and Nutrition at Nirmala Niketan college of Home Science, Mumbai University on 26th April 2011.

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Department of Human Development: (a) To evolve atmosphere conducive for generating scientific attitude and all round growth

and development: • The Department of HD invited professionals from the field to widen the students’

awareness on various issues related to practical application of knowledge when working with people through sharing of case studies.

(b) To sensitize the students with respect to social issues such as population, illiteracy, status of women, malnutrition, needs of special children etc. • Students of Human Development are taken for visits to old age homes, special schools

to sensitize them to their needs. The talk on Human Rights by Dr. Theodore was also another way to sensitize them to social issues.

Prof. Theodore Orlin –International Human Rights Lawyer

(c) To inculcate values related to environment, social harmony, national integration and peace. • Students of Human Development conducted workshops on social issues such as

Rights of Children for the disadvantaged children in the community. This in turn helped them to first get sensitized to these issues and make the community sensitized.

• (d) To provide education which will prepare students professionally and develop

entrepreneurship. • The students of HD department are placed at various renowned centers for their field

work and internship under the guidance of Departmental faculty and professionals from the community

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Department of Mass Communication and Extension: Goals and objectives of the institution:

To focus on multidisciplinary integrated approach in curriculum planning leading to multi skill development and a broad base for professional opportunities.

To emphasize development of scientific attitude and research orientation in the teaching learning process.

Top develop entrepreneurship potential in students.

To sensitize and inculcate values related to healthy environment and the need to reach out

to community for relevant issues and concerns.

Considering the above mentioned goals of the institution the Department of Mass Communication and Extension conducted its activities and they are categorized as follows:

I) Activities pertaining to Career: a) Students Orientation to career:

S. No.

Title Guest speakers Date Participants Other information

1. “Corporate Communication”

Ms. Deepti Ranglani Correspondent Rajshri Media (Pvt.) Ltd.

28th Sept. 2010

S.Y- A and B

The lecture was organized under the subject, Leadership Development for Home science Professional.

2. Careers in Media- Advertising and PR

Ms. Divya Gajaria, Business Director, Motivator World, Group M.

15th Sept. 2010

T.Y – B III, T.Y – D III and T.Y – D IV

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b) Activities pertaining Career and Values:

Sr. No.


1. Dept Seminar ‘Socio-Cultural Values of Women and Media’

1. Dr. Meera Desai, Prof., Dept. PG Studies and Research in Home Science,

Dept of Extension Education.

2. Mrs.

Madhushree Shrivastava, media expert.

8th March, 2011

1. F.Y, S. Y and T.Y students, Dept. of Mass Communication and Extension.

2. Dept. faculty

Topics- 1. Cultural

Imperialism and Media-need for reality check.

2. Positive and

Negative influence of media on socio-cultural values of women.

c) Activities pertaining Career and Skills:

d) C e)

d) Activities pertaining Career, Orientation and Values:

e) Activities pertaining Career Knowledge and Values:

Sr. No.

Topic Guest Speaker Date Students

1. Sound Recording techniques

Mr. Manohar Kunte S.Y – D III and S.Y – D IV

2. ‘Photography Legends- Classic and Contempory’

Ms Preeti Bedi- photographer

1st Oct. 2010

S.Y D – IV and P.G. Dept of Extension Education, S.N.D.T. Women’s University, Mumbai, and S.V.T. Dept of Mass Comm. and Extension Teaching faculty.

Sr. No.

Name and address of the organization

Date Students Teacher-in-charge

Purpose of visit

1. Akshara – NGO, Mahim, Mumbai.

25th July, 2010

T.Y D – III


Visit conducted for the subject Management of Non- Governmental Organisations.

2. Pratham-NGO, Dharavi, Transit camp,Mumbai.

7th Aug. 2010

T.Y D – III


3. Little Sisters of the Poor, Olda age Home, Mahakali, Andheri, Mumbai.

9th Sept. 2010

S.Y C – I and C – II

Ms. Jasmeet Anand

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S. No.

Title Guest speakers

Date Venue Participants Other information

1. Savitri

Phule Memorial Lecture. Theme-Media and Inequality: Media’s role In an unequal society.

Ms. Sevanti Ninan-Media journalist and Columnist,Delhi.

25th Feb. 2011

S.N.D.T. Women’s University Library, Churchgate, Mumbai, and NCERT

Dr. Jennifer Alexander and T.Y D - III, D – IV , S.Y D – IV

The lecture was chaired by Prof. Anjali Monterio, Director, Centre for Media and Cultural Studies, TISS, Mumbai.

f) Activities pertaining Career, Skills and Knowledge:

S.

No. Name and address of the organization

Date Students Teacher-in-charge

Purpose of visit

1. A visit to Classic studio-Production house for a Marathi reality show aired on Zee TV Marathi named EKA PEKSHA EK APSARA ALI” Mira Road, Mumbai.

12th March, 2011

S.Y D – III D – IV

Dr. Jennifer Alexander and Mrs. Kamini Pradhan

This visit was a part of the subject Communication Technology practical. The students got a chance to visit the different departments like Studio floor, Production- control room, Editing room Transmission control room and so on. Students got a chance to interact with the Director of the show Mr. Manoj Sawant, Director, photography, on line editor, Production controller. Mahaguru Mr. Sachin Pilgaonkar and guest of the day Mr. Swapnil Joshi.

2. Aakashvani, Prasar Bharati , Broadcasting Corporation of India, Churchgate, Mumbai

23rd Marc, 2011

S.Y D – III, D – IV

Mrs. Kamini Pradhan, and Dr. Jennifer Alexander

A requirement for Communication Techno. ( Pracs). Mr. Raman, Station Engg. led the group on a conducted tour. Right from showing the FM Studios to the transmission mechanism. The group also visited the Commercial Broadcasting

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II) AAActivities pertaining Skills:

Sr. No.

Title Guest Speakers

Date Students Other information

1 Puppet making and manipulation

Mrs. Saba Bandula

28th Sept. 2010

F.Y C and D

The students learnt about the making of a ‘basic glove’ puppet, demonstration of the other forms and also performed short puppet shows.

III) Activities pertaining to Knowledge:

Sr. No.


Date Students

Other information

1 . Appreciation of Television Program Production

Mrs. Anita Parihar, Faculty- XIC

17th Aug. 2010

T.Y III and IV

The students learnt about the growth, development and the current scenario of television, followed by programme screening and appreciation of television programs, i.e. tutorials on cable T.V. and selected programmes on DVD. This was organized by Ms. Aasia Radiowala and Dr. J. Alexander.

2. Development of Women entrepreneurs

Dr. Vishnupriya Dutt, Reader,Department of Family Resource Management Post Graduate Studies and

2nd Feb. 2011

T.Y B – III D – IV

It was a very interesting interactive session.

Assist. Station Director, Dr. (Mrs.) Santosh Sharma’s office. Madam Sharma informed about the working of the Commercial section of Aakashvani. She played jingles on social issues, displayed a calendar with captions and photos.

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Research in Home Science S.N.D.T. University, Juhu, Mumbai.

Sr. No.

Title Guest Speakers Date Students Other information

3. Social Entrepreneur-ship

Dr. Sunanda Chande, Ex- Principal S.V.T. College of Home Science.

23rd Feb. 2011

T.Y B – III, D – IV

Dr. Chande could share lots of her experience with very interesting examples

4. An overview of Printing Technology

Mrs. Kosha Shah Journalist and visiting faculty at Andrew’s and Xavier’s College.

10th Feb. 2011


She explained the process with the help of printing plates

5. Health Care Delivery System in India

Mrs. Neelima Sonawane Senior Lecturer, Nursing College, S.N.D.T Women’s University, Churchgate, Mumbai.

26th Feb. 2011

S.Y D – III

Mrs. Neelima Sonawane gave a lot of information on the topic with very good examples. She shared her field experiences.

6. Self help Group, Community Organization

Dr. Hina Bijli, Assistant Professor, Aligargh University

21st March, 2011

F.Y A and B

She explained the topic very well by giving relevant examples.

7. Feminism and Media

Ms. Charu Gargi, Freelancer.

28th March,2011

SY D – IV

She explained the topic very well. It was a very interesting lecture. She gave a lot of examples.

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Sr. No.


8. Media structures. Western hegemony over flow of information

Mrs. Rajani Iyer Professor English Department at Usha Mittal College of Technology at S.N.D.T. Women’s University, Juhu, Mumbai.

7th March, 2011

T. Y D – III, D – IV

She explained the topic with help of very good examples.

9. Broadcast Journalism

Mr. Salil Jaykar, Media Expert and Visiting Faculty (BMM) at National College, Bandra (W), Mumbai.

5th March, 2011

T.Y D – III D – IV

10. Method of Hybridization of plants

Dr. Manoj Mehta, Scientist, In-charge Export- Import, Maharashtra Hybrid Seeds Co. Ltd. (MAYCO)

14th Feb. 2011

T.Y D – III

A requirement for the subject ‘Appropriate Technology.’

11. Rhythm House- music store

30th Sept. 2010

S.Y D – III and D – IV

Mrs. Vipra Banerjee and Ms. Sharvari (Sound Engineer)

The students were taken to the store to acquaint them to the variety of music CDs in the Classic Genere.

Sr. No.

Theme Date Attended by

Venue Other information

12. World of Sound 25th and 26th Sept. 2010

S.Y D – III and D – IV

Mrs. Vipra Banerjee

The exhibition was a pictorial panorama of the World of Music!!! The bulletin board displays were prepared by the S.Y students. The students learn about the variety of musical instruments and their importance in the world of music.

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13. Display of activities conducted in 3 centres for the subject Management of NGO’s

4th and 7th Oct. 2010

S.Y D – III


The three NGO’s included were: 1. ADHAR-Old people’s

home. 2. PPRATHAM–Kurla centre. 3. PRATHAM- Bandra (E)

centre, Mumbai. 14. A Photography

Exhibition on Different Phase of Life by Mr. Dilip Bannerji

28th Aug. 2010

S.Y D – IV

N.C.P.A, Mumbai.

The visit was organized by Mr. Jagdish S. Srivastava.

15. Travel and Wild Life Photography by Mr. Nyan Khanolkars

4th Sept. 2010

S.Y D – IV

N.C.P., Mumbai.

The visit was organised by Mr. Jagdish S. Srivastava.

Homai Vyarawalla- A Retrospective. (The first Press woman Photographer on India)

10th April, 2011

Dr. J. Alexander, Mr. Jagdish Shrivastava, S.Y D – III D – IV and T.Y

National Gallery of Modern Art, Mumbai

Photos of the times of Independence, Partition, and a vide show revealing how Vyarawala still has those cameras which she used in the 1940s and later on. She is now 95 years old and lives in Baroda.

S.No. Topic Guest Speaker Date Students

16. Integration of NGO and Govt. action

Dr. Sunanda Chande, Ex- Principal, S.V.T. College of Home Science

23rd Sept. 2010

T.Y – D III

17. Cross-cultural Communication

Mrs. Madhushri Srivastava, Faculty-NMIMS

29th Sept. 2010

F.Y – C and D


Ms. Preeti Bedi- photographer

1st Oct. 2010


19. Wildlife Photography

Mr. Khanolkar, NCPA- Nariman Point, Mumbai.

4th Oct. 2010

Faculty and S.Y. D – IV

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IV) Activities pertaining Knowledge and Values:

Sr. No.

Topic Guest Speaker Date Students Other information


Mrs. Rajani Iyer Professor English Department at Usha Mittal College of Technology at S.N.D.T. Women’s University, Juhu, Mumbai.

7th March, 2011


She explained the topic with help of very good examples.

2. Tribal Development

Mr. Bryan Lobo, Activist for the cause of the tribals from Dhanu, Gujarat.

25th March, 2011

T.Y D – III

Mr. Lobo described the eviction of the tribals from their original habitats in Mumbai and other areas in Maharashtra. He highlighted the role of the tribals in protecting the environment Mr. Lobo explained the laws for the tribals.

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A half Day Workshop conducted by Mrs. Anita Parihar (Faculty XIC), for TY-DIII $ IV Students for the Appreciation of Television Programs. (2010-11)

SYDIII Students showing puppet show on the topic-Global Warming (2010-11)

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V) Community Outreach: Extension activities: Department organized Non formal education field activities for S.YD III. Students, from the month of June- September 2010, in Y.M.C.A Juhu beach street children project. Field activities were conducted on various topics like:

1. Value education 2. Health and Hygiene 3. Environment 4. Skill oriented training 5. Map reading 6. Festivals and celebration of National Days.

Celebration of World Literacy Day The World Literacy Day was celebrated in collaboration with Y.M.C.A Juhu, Mumbai, Street Children project, this activity is a part of the subject Non Formal Education. The following activities were conducted.

1. Drawing completion for children. 2. Film 3. Puppet show 4. Exhibition 5. Prize distribution and Hospitality.

The Chief Guest for the programme was Dr. Sunanda Chande former principal of SVT college and our sponsors for the programme was Kaushal Caterers Mr. Vijay Jalan.

Practical of Rural and Urban Community Development Program was conducted for the TY BHSC DIII Students under the guidance of Mrs. Vipra Banerjee and Ms. Aasia Radiowala, From 12/1.2011 to 27/3/2011. Urban Program: Mangelawadi Community, Santacruz (west): The students conducted a survey on 12th January 2011in Mangalwadi Community, Santacruz (west), to identify the felt needs and based on that the extension program was planned. The Urban Community Program began on 12th January 2011 in Mangalwadi Community, Santacruz (west),by mobilizing people by putting up posters for the activities. A street play and a Puppet show was put up by the students on health and hygiene issues for the women. It was highly appreciated. The students conducted four different activities for women and children of Mangelawadi which were useful for them in their day to day life. The activities were conducted every Wednesday for which posters were put up prior to the activity to give an idea to the audience about the activity to be conducted that week. Half activities were conducted in Dutt Mandir and the remaining activities were conducted in

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Jivdani Mandir, in the mangelawadi. These activities were conducted under the guidance of experts from various fields.

The first activity was conducted 19th January 2011 under the expert Dr. Kirandeep Pruthi (counsellor) from SNDT University with group members Nikita Narvekar, Nikita Padate, Upasana Patel. She conducted body relaxation and stress relief activity where she made the audience perform some exercises and she also had an interactive session where in the audience discussed about their problems. The second activity was conducted on 19th February under the expert Mrs. Jayeshree from Stree Shakti Kendra NGO with group members Palak Pandey, Apurva Pednekar and Pooja Tanna. She spoke about Bachat Yojana Schemes and entrepreneurship. The third activity was conducted on 23rd February 2011 under the expert Ms. Bhavika Shah from post graduation department of SNDT University with group members Upaasana Aggarwal, Mehzabin Haju, Dhanada Kavle and Zeba Zamindar. She spoke on the causes, effects and the ways and means to prevent diseases like malnutrition and anaemia. She also gave some nutritional recipes and tips on making nutritional food available in their homes. She also distributed the nutritional recipe handouts to the audience. The fourth activity was conducted on 9th march 2011 under the expert Dr. Chitra Nayak (skin specialist) with group members Pooja Shah, Gayatri Mohanty, Alka Soni. She spoke about how to keep your skin good and glowing, reasons for different skin diseases and how get over those skin diseases. After all the four sessions there was a feedback taken through a feedback form. The feedback was good and positive from the audience.

YMCA Centre: Students conducted Intervention Programs at YMCA Centre, Juhu, for the street children in the age group 5years to 16years. The students explored the need of the street children bty speaking to the person –in-charge Mr. Manoj Sonawne and the feedback from the target group. Experts were invited and the following sessions were conducted, Importance of Healthy Diet, Exercise and Fitness, also flower making was taught to them under vocational training. The programmes were highly appreciated by all. Students conducted Intervention Programs at YMCA Centre, Juhu, for the street children. Experts were invited and the following sessions were conducted:

The first session was conducted on 23rd February under the expert Mr. Francis Mcwan, a Medical Representative. He gave information to the children about their dietary intake. The second session was conducted under the expert Dr. Manjeet Kaur Chauhan and Mrs. Himani Malhotra from FRM Department, SVT College. The program was coordinated by the following students, Upaasna Aggarwal, Mehzabin Haju, Dhanada Kavle and Apurva Pednekar. The experts performed exercises with children to keep them stress relief and to keep their body fit and healthy. Their weights were measured. They also distributed biscuits and banana to the children.

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The third session was conducted under the expert Ms. Sabina Khan and Ms. Safina Khan from Balkanjibari coordinated by the following students, Zeba Zamindar, Palak Pandey, Pooja Shah and Gayatri Mohanty. They taught the boys to make flowers out of stockings. Every boy made his own flower and this activity would help them in self employment. Rural Program: Students along with the teachers went together for the first rural visit at Ramkrishna Mission Math’s, Sakwar Centre on 2nd February 2011. Students performed Puppet show and street play there. They also visited the agricultural land, studied the biogas plant located at the centre. The regular practicals began from 13/2/2011 to 27/3/2011. The students worked with the Rural Balwadi Children, taught them concepts, songs and value education value education.

Practical: Urban Program: Rural Program: Students along with the teachers went together for the first rural visit at Ramkrishna Mission Math’s, Sakwar Centre on 2nd February 2011. Students performed Puppet show and street play there. They also visited the agricultural land, studied the biogas plant located at the centre.

The regular practicals began from 13/2/2011 to 27/3/2011. The students worked with the Rural Balwadi Children, taught them concepts, songs and value education sessions were conducted through play way method and stories.

Department of Textiles and Apparel Designing:

a. To sensitize students to social issues. The Department helped organize a fashion show with its NSS Volunteers for the “ Hi- Tech family enrichment foundation for mentally challenged adults. The show was held on 12th January 2011, in Dinanath Mangeshkar Hall, Mumbai. The staff involved were Ms. Armaiti Shukla, Ms. Vidya Thakur and Ms. Neera Barooah.

A fashion show for “Hi- Tech family enrichment foundation” for mentally challenged adults.

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NSS Students and the teacher from The Dept of Text. & App. Design. With Mentally Challanged adults for the show

b. Strengthen Industry – Academic Interface.

i. The Department organized a Local seminar on 24th Jan. 2011. The topic was “Colour Blind or Blind to Colour in Marketing” the chief speaker was Mr. Kashyap Nansi. The seminar was organized by the department along with along with Society of Dyers and Colourists ( UK), India wing. It was well attended by corporate members, SDC.

ii. Members, Staff and students of Various colleges, and Staff and students of the college. iii. The department invites a number of industrial representatives for a number of subjects. iv. A number of field visits are organized to orient the students towards the current textile

industry scenario.

2. New academic programmes initiated in your dept. (UG and PG) during 2010-2011. Only one programme initiated by the Department of Textiles and Apparel Designing:

One year Post Graduate Diploma In ‘Fashion Merchandising and Retail Management’.

3. Innovations in curricular design and transaction :

National Level Workshop: The College conducted a workshop on “Restructuring of syllabus of Home Science for an Autonomous College” on 6th and 7th of April, 2011. National faculty - Dr Kumud Khanna, Principal, Institute of Home Economics New Delhi. Dr Neelam Grewal, Registrar, Punjab Agricultural University and Dr Bhaskaran, Principal, Ayya Nadar Janki Ammal College (Autonomous),Tamil Nadu were invited. All the staff of different departments of the college and external subject experts participated. The workshop helped to develop a template to work on, for the proposed restructuring of courses to be undertaken in next 2 years in the College

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Preliminary planning for 100 credit restructure programme was undertaken by all Departments.

Department of Food and Nutrition: The syllabus of Geriatric Nutrition (Th), was revised to make it practical oriented. Topics such as Functional assessment, services for the elderly, visits to old age homes, scope of gerontology and elder care were included. Department of Mass Communication and Extension: • Subject - Communication Technology (offered in the IV Semester) Major changes were

introduced such as:- Students made a short (2-3 minutes) film shot on handy cam in place of

photographic slides. The experience of Reality show production was given to the students. Making of Jingles (social messages was omitted from the curriculum) Visit to radio stations to understand various technologies involved in radio

programmes being telecast. Department of Textiles and Apparel Designing:

The Criteria for internal assessment of the subject Home Textiles were reviewed.

4. Interdisciplinary programmes started:

a. NIL

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5. Examination reforms implemented:

Repeat unit test on medical ground and in case of death in the family (parents or sibling) started from academic June2010.

Preparation of marking scheme for each question paper started from October 2010.

Selecting any one set of question paper out of two started from October 2010.

Centralize assessment and moderation started from October 2010.

2010-2011: • June 2010:

Repeat unit test on medical ground and in case of death in the family (parents or sibling) Started from academic year June 2010. Preparation of making scheme for each question paper started from October 2010. Selecting any one set of question paper out of two started from October 2010. Centralize assessment and moderation started from October 2010.

• OCTOBER 2010:

Earlier ‘Model Answers’ were submitted by the paper setters for the final examination. This was replaced by the ‘Marking Scheme’ for each paper.

Earlier set I of the question of each subject.

For final examinations two sets of question papers are prepared by the paper setters. Earlier ‘Set I’ was used for the regular students and ‘Set II’ for the repeater.

This was changed to selecting any one set for the Final Examination and the remaining

set is used for the repeaters.

Assessment and moderation is done at a centralized placed in the college. Department of Human Development: Innovative evaluation technique was used where in the subject of “Theories of Child Development”, the students were given an assignment wherein they had to 2. Number of candidates qualified during this academic year: NET/SET/GATE etc.:

a. NA

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7. Initiative towards faculty development programme: Department of Food and Nutrition: a) Dr. K. Mistry attended a Training Programme on “Introduction to Food and Nutrition

Metrology” organised by Department of Food Science and Nutrition, P.G.S.R., S.N.D.T. Women’s University in collaboration with CURIE PROJECT – DST – 22nd Nov – 23rd Nov 2010.

b) Encourage staff to attend National Conference, Seminars and Lectures. c) By making it mandatory for staff members to attend student’s seminar presentations

which are research bases.

Department of Mass Communication and Extension: • NA Department of Textiles and Apparel Designing: a. The faculty have been encouraged to attended seminars, conferences and workshops.

(Enclosure 3.)

Sr. No.

Title Guest speakers

Date Venue Participants Other information

1. Symposium

on “Design education : Introspections and Prescriptions”

Several 21st April 2010

Mini Auditorium, S.N.D.T Women’s University, Mumbai

Mrs.Suman Mundkur Students and Staff of several Fashion Institutes

Organised by Vaitarna

2. International Conference on “Evolving Maze in Coloration”

Several 4th June 2010

The Grand Maratha, Mumbai.

Mrs. Suman Mundkur

Society of Dyers and

Colorists, UK

“Fashion Forecasting”

Ms. Meher Castelino, Fashion Coloumist and

20th Aug. 2010

B.D Somani Institute of Art and Fashion Technology,

S.Y D T.Y D and Diploma in Retail Mgt. and Fashion Merchandising

Trend and Clour forecasting of Apparel for 2011-2012

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“Importance of Trend Forecasting-Colour, Styles, Look and Fabric”

Ms. Madhu Kothari, Production Manager, UK High Street Fashion.

Cuff Parade, Mumbai.

NAAC Sponsored National Conference on “Sustainability of Quality and Excellence in inthe Field of Education in the 21st Century”

Paper Presentations

18th and 19th Sept. 2010

Nagindas Khandwala College, Malad, Mumbai

Mrs. Suman Mundkur

Nagindas Khandwala College, Malad, Mumbai

b. The staff has also participated in the following activities:

i. Mrs. Vidya Thakur completed a refresher course in Environmental Studies (ID) from ASC

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad between 1st and 21st October 2010.

ii. Mrs. Suman Mundkur completed a refresher course in Human Rights (MD) from ASC Bharathiar University, Coimbatore between 6th and 26th October 2010.

iii. Mrs. Suman Mundkur attended a talk on “Ethical Values- Eternal Relevance” by Honerable Justice Mr. V.S.Sirpurkar, Judge, Supreme Court of India at J.P Mandapam, Coimbatore on 9th Oct. 2010.

iv. Mrs. Suman Mundkur Visited Department of Textiles and Apparel, Avinashalingam Deemed University, Coimbatore on 25th October 2010 and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International school of Textile s and Management, Coimbatore and on 26th October 2010.

v. Ms. Anju Tulshyan attended a refresher course in”Human Rights” from 15th Nov – 4TH Dec 2010 organized by academic staff college Mumbai university, Kalian.

vi. Silver Medal awarded to Mrs. Suman Mundkur in the Distance Learning Programme on “ Quality Evaluation of Textiles and Garments” of six months duration conducted by Northern India Textile research Association, Gaziabad in Jan. 2011.

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Q.8 Total number of seminars / workshops conducted:

Departments Seminars Workshops/ Demonstration

Lecture Series

Guest Lectures

1. Family Resource Management

03 04 - 03

2. Food and Nutrition 06 02 - 05 3. Human Development 01 04 01 - 4. Mass Communication and

Extension - 05 - 24

5. Textiles and Apparel Designing

- 10 - 13


• Encl.: IV Department of Human Development: S. No

Title of the seminar

Date Sponsoring Participants

1. “Breast Feeding- Caregivers role / Baby friendly practices”

10th August, 2010

Inner Wheel Midwest

S.Y. and T.Y. students of Department of Human Development , SY students of Foods and Nutrition and Composite Home Science

Sr. No

Title of the workshop Date Participants

1. Music and Movement 31st July, 2010 S.Y. and T.Y. (ECCE)

2. Planning and Implementation of the IEP

18th September, 2010

T.Y.BSc. (DC)

3. Child Sexual Abuse- Prevention and Intervention

4th March ‘11 T.Y. (D.C and ECCE)

4. Counseling Adolescents - Case studies 22nd March ‘11 T.Y. (D.C)

Sr. No.

Department Title of Continuing Lecture series

Date Speakers

1 HD “Human Rights” January 13th 2011

Dr. Theodore Orlin

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Department of Textiles and Apparel Designing: a. The department organized a Local seminar on 24th Jan. 2011. The topic was “Colour blind

or blind to colour in Marketing” the chief speaker was Mr. Kashyap Nansi. The seminar was organized by the department along with along with Society of Dyers and Colourists (UK), India wing. It was well attended by corporate members, SDC Members, Staff and students of Various colleges, and Staff and students of the college.

b. List of workshops conducted in (Enclosure 4).

Sr. No.



1 Innovative machine embroidery techniques using fashion maker.

Mr. Pednekar

26th June 2010

S. Y. B. SC D-1

Organised by Ms. Anju Tulshyan

2.

Advanced crochet techniques.

Ms. Alifiya

10th July 2010

S.Y.B. Sc

Organised by Ms Anju Tulshyan and Sukhmit Ahuja

3.

Peg warping

Mr. Prakash Lade

17th July, 2010

T.Y. D-IandII

Organized by Mrs. Milan Desai and Mrs. Neera Barooah

4.

Jewellery designing using macramé.

Ms. Rugmini

21st July 2010

S.Y.B. Sc D-IandII


5. Commercial dyeing techniques for Vat and Reactive dyes

Ms.Rajashree Netalkar from Dystar

9th Aug. 2010

T.Y.B. Sc D-IandII

Organised by Ms Anju Tulshyan and Ms. Vidya Thakur

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Advanced Application of Photoshop in Computer Aided Textile designing

Mrs. Shailaja Ghag

29th Sept. 2010

T.Y.B. Sc D-IandII

Organised by Mrs. Neera Barooah and Mrs. Suman Mundkur.

7. Commercial cutting and stitching of Men’s Shirt

Mr.Ramchandra Acharya

S.Y.B.Sc D-I andII

Mrs. Milan Desai and Mrs. Armaiti Shukla

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Commercial cutting and stitching of Men’s Shirt- Mr Ramchandra Acharya

Advanced Application of Photoshop in Computer Aided Textile designing- Mrs. Shailaja Ghag

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A] SEMINARS ORGANIZED Department of Family Resource Management :

Sr. No.


1. Ergonomics and Design

Dr. G.G.Ray, IIT; Dr. R. Iqbal, NITIE;Dr. A. Bhatnagar, PGSR.

18th Sept. 2010.

FRM Dept.

Staff and students of other (Dr. NBM College of Home Science, Nirmala Niketan College of Home Science, PGSR) also attended the seminar.

Sr. No.


2. Tour Manager Outbound

Mrs. Shiraz Gotla and Mrs. Anita Chandrashekhar

21st Jan. 2011

T.Y. and S.Y Hospitality Management, Diploma in Travel and Tourism, PVP Polytechnic, SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai

3. Modular

Kitchen Systems

Sleek Silverline Kitchen Systems

14th Dec. 2009

T.Y. and S.Y. Interior Design Batch, I.D. Diploma students


Sr. No.

Title Guest speakers Date Participants

1. “Avenues for future students in Foods and Nutrition”

Ms. Ratna Tata, BMN College, Matunga.

2nd Feb. 2011 T.Y. students

2. “Career options in NGO sector”

Ms. Chandra Ramamurthy, Senior Matunga, Volunteer Action, CRY.


3. “Career Options in Food Mr. Prabod Halde, 2nd Feb. 2011 T.Y. students

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Industry”

Head, Product Integrily Marico Industry

4. “Career Options in Fitness Industry”.

Ms. Munira Kawad, Assistant General Manager, Gold Gym.


5. “Management of Diabetics in Hospitalized Patients”

11th Feb.2011

T.Y students in collaboration with Rajeha and Fortis Hospitals.

Industrial Visit to Hindustan Unilever- Modern Bakery Department of Mass Communication and Extension:

S. No.


1. “Corporate Communication”

Ms. Deepti RanglaniCorrespondent Rajshri Media (Pvt.) Ltd.

28th Sept. 2010

S.Y- A and B The lecture was organized under the subject, Leadership Development for Home science Professional.

2. Dept Seminar. 1. Dr. Meera Desai, 8th 2. F.Y, S.Y Topics-

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‘Socio-Cultural Values of Women and Media’

Prof., Dept. PG Studies and Research in

2. Home Science, Dept of Extension Education.

3. Mrs. Madhushree Shrivastava, media expert.

4. Mrs. Carol Andrade, Editor, ‘AFTERNOON’

Newspaper, Mumbai.

Mrs. Charu Gargi, Documentary film maker, and media consultant

March, 2011

and T.Y students, Dept. of Mass Communi-cation and Extension.

2. Dept. faculty. 3. Mrs Anita

Parihar (BOS member, and media consultant) Parihar (BOS member, and media consultant)

1. Cultural Imperialism and Media-need for reality check.

2. Positive and

Negative influence of media on socio-cultural values

of women. 3. Socio-cultural

values pertaining to print media.

4. Socio-cultural

values and T.V.Soap scripts.

Department of Family Resource Management :

Sr. No.

Title Resource Person


1. Flower Arrangement

Mrs. Trupti Lagate

Jan. 31st 2011

S.Y. A - I Faculty at Rizvi Academy of Hotel Management, Bandra.

2. Vegetable and Fruit Carving

Mr. Feroz Khan 14th and 21st Feb. 2011

S.Y. A - I Professional in Vegetable and Fruit Carving, Having his own class at Mira Road.

3 Personality Mrs. Savita 28th Feb. S.Y. A - I Professional, having her own

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Enhancement- (Sari Draping, Make – up and Hair Styling)

Pethe 2011 Beauty Parlour at Vile Parle.

4 Table and Dining Etiquettes

Mr. Sanjit Keskar

21st

March, 2011

S.Y. A - I Vice Principal of Rizvi Academy of Hotel Management and F and B Expert

Department of Food and Nutrition: Department of Mass Communication and Extension:

Sr. No.


1 “External Feeds”

Ms. Solly James, Chief Dietician, S. L. Raheja Hospital.

17th March 2011

T.Y dietetics students

2 “Mock Counselling”

Ms. Niti Desai, Dietician, Cumballa Hill Hospital, Mumbai.

12th Jan. 2011

T.Y Dietetics students

Sr. No.



1 Puppet making and manipulation

Mrs. Saba Bandula

28th Sept. 2010

F.Y C and D

The students learnt about the making of a ‘basic glove’ puppet, demonstration of the other forms and also performed short puppet shows.

2 Appreciationof Television Program Production

Mrs. Anita Parihar, Faculty- XIC

17th Aug. 2010

T.Y III and IV

The students learnt about the growth, development and the current scenario of television, followed by programme screening and appreciation of television programs, i.e. tutorials on cable T.V. and selected programmes on DVD. This was organized by Ms. Aasia Radiowala and Dr. Jennifer Alexander.

Sr. No.



3. Video Production

Mrs. Anita Parihar

7th,12th and 13th July, 2010

T.Y. D - III D - IV

An intensive training was conducted which included – one full day on script writing and training to shoot on PDF camera organized by Dr. Jennifer

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D Department of Textiles and Apparel Designing:

Sr. No.


1

Innovative machine embroidery techniques using fashion maker.

Mr. Pednekar

26th June 2010

S.Y. B.SC D-1

Organised by Ms. Anju Tulshyan

2.

Advanced crochet techniques.

Ms. Alifiya

10th July 2010

S.Y.B. Sc

Organised by Ms. Anju Tulshyan and Sukhmit Ahuja

3.

Peg warping

Mr. Prakash Lade

17th July, 2010

T.Y.

D-IandII

Organized by Mrs. Milan Desai and Mrs. Neera Barooah

Alexander, Mrs. Kamini Pradhan, Ms. Aasia Radiowalla.

4. Screenplay for Television Serials

Ms Charu Gargi Documentary film maker, and media consultant

11th March, 2011

SVT The workshop was conducted for the T.Y D – III students of the department on the points to be remembered for writing screenplay for television serials. The duration of the workshop was 2hrs. The speaker gave the group a task of writing a screenplay for one scene from the story assignment of the students. She then made them read the screenplay and gave them her feedback.

5. Feature writing workshop

Mr. Troy Ribero, Media Consultant, PR Visiting Professor at Andrew’s , Xavier.

7th Feb. 2011


The workshop was for three hours duration. The first half of the session was conducted as brain storming session to conceive the idea, collecting the data, constructing and editing. He also discussed the news values. The later half of the session was devoted for the correction and suggestion for the title and the different issues related to the main theme. Mr. Ribero checked all the articles written by the students. It was amind blowing session .The feedback from the students were very positive.

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4.

Jewellery designing using macramé.

Ms. Rugmini

21st July 2010

S.Y.B. Sc D-IandII


5.

Commercial dyeing techniques for Vat and Reactive dyes

Ms .Rajashree Netalkar from Dystar

9th Aug. 2010

T.Y.B. Sc D-IandII

Organised by Ms. Anju Tulshyan and Ms. Vidya Thakur

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Advanced Application of Photoshop in Computer Aided Textile designing

Mrs. Shailaja Ghag

29th Sept. 2010

T.Y.B. Sc D-IandII

Organised by Mrs. Neera Barooah and Mrs. Suman Mundkur.

7. Commercial cutting and stitching of Mens Shirt

Mr.Ramchandra Acharya

S.Y.B.Sc D-I andII

Mrs. Milan Desai and Mrs. Armaiti Shukla

8.

Grading of garments

Ms. Hemlata Jain

11th Feb, 2011

T.Y. B.Sc. It was organized by Mrs. Neera Barooah

9. Textures in Furnishing fabrics

Mr. Sandeep Mankar

8th March, 2011

S.Y D I and II

This was for the subject Textile Designing for printing. Organised by Mrs. Suman Mundkur and Mrs. Armaiti Shukla.

10. Screen and block printing on cotton material

Mr. Marimattu. 10th March,2011

T.Y. B.Sc. It was conducted by Weavers service center organized by Mrs.Milan Seai and Mrs. Neera Barooah

Screen and block printing on cotton material Textures in Furnishing fabrics-

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C] LECTURES ORGANIZED: Department of Food and Nutrition:

Sr. No.

Topic Guest Speaker Date Other information

1. “Counselling Skills” Ms. Arohi Bapna 24th Aug. 2010.

Health Scientist, General Mills

2. “Protein and Amino Acid supplementation in sport persons”

Gauri Murthy 16th Dec. 2010

Sports Nutritionist

3. “Diet Planning for specific sports”

Gauri Murthy 18th Dec. 2010

Sports Nutritionist

4. “Pediatric Cancer – A case study presentation”

Ms. Poonam Shah

16th March, 2011

Research Dietician, Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai

5. “Immunization – An update”

Dr. Arpita 8th March 2011

Lecturer, Sion Hospital and LTMG.

6. “Genetic Mutations” Dr. Ritu Gulati 14th March 2011

Biochemists and visiting faculty, S.V.T. College of Home Science

Lecture on Immunization

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Department of Mass Communication and Extension:

Sr. No.


1. Photoshop-working with layers and channels

Ms. Shraddha Patankar 31st Aug. 2010

T.Y – D III, T.Y – D IV

2. Indian media and entertainment industry emerging scenario

Dr. Meera Desai 3rd Sept. 2010

T.Y – D IV

3. Careers in Media- Advertising and PR

Ms. Divya Gajaria, Business Director, Motivator World, Group M.

15th Sept. 2010

T.Y – B III, T.Y – D III and T.Y – D IV

4. Integration of NGO and Govt. action

Dr. Sunanda Chande, Ex- Principal, S.V.T. College of Home Science

23rd Sept. 2010

T.Y – D III

5. Sound Recording techniques Mr. Manohar Kunte S.Y – D III andS.Y – D IV

6. Cross-cultural Communication

Mrs. Madhushri Srivastava, Faculty-NMIMS

29th Sept. 2010

F.Y – C and D

7.

Program Planning, Implementation and monitoring and evaluation in non-formal education.

Dr. Hina Bijli

S.Y – D III

Sr. No.



Ms. Preeti Bedi- photographer

1st Oct. 2010


9. Wildlife Photography Mr. Khanolkar, NCPA- Nariman Point, Mumbai.

4th Oct. 2010

Faculty and S.Y. D – IV

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10. Development of Women entrepreneurs

Dr. Vishnupriya Dutt, Reader, Department of Family Resource Management , Post Graduate Studies and Research in Home Science S.N.D.T. University, Juhu, Mumbai.

2nd Feb. 2011

T.Y B – III D – IV

11. Social Entrepreneurship Dr. Sunanda Chande, Ex- Principal S.V.T. College of Home Science.

23rd Feb. 2011

T.Y B – III, D – IV

12. An overview of Printing Technology

Mrs. Kosha Shah Journalist and visiting faculty at Andrew’s and Xavier’s College.

10th Feb. 2011


13. Health Care Delivery System in India

Mrs. Neelima Sonawane Senior Lecturer, Nursing College, S.N.D.T Women’s University, Churchgate, Mumbai.

26th Feb. 2011

S.Y D – III

14. Puppet Making Demonstration

Mrs. Sabah Bandula, Professional puppeteer

29th Jan. 2011

F.Y A and B

Sr. No.


15. Self help Group, Community Organisation

Dr. Hina Bijli, Assistant Professor, Aligargh University

21st March, 2011

F.Y A and B

16. Feminism and Media Ms. Charu Gargi, Freelancer.

28th March, 2011

SY D – IV


Mrs. Rajani Iyer Professor English Department at Usha Mittal College of Technologyat S.N.D.T. Women’s University, Juhu, Mumbai.

7th March, 2011


18. Media Credibility and Ethical decision making.

Ms. Shraddha Kamdar, Consulting Editor-Education Knowledge and Visiting Faculty at Mumbai University

29th March, 2011

T.Y D – III, D – IV

19. Aquaculture-the science and economics of it.

Dr. Sharma, Associate Professor,

28th March,

T.Y D – III

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Central Institute of Fisheries Education

2011

20. Broadcast Journalism Mr. Salil Jaykar, Media Expert and Visiting Faculty (BMM) at National College, Bandra (W), Mumbai.

5th March, 2011


21. Tribal Development Mr. Bryan Lobo, Activist for the cause of the tribals from Dhanu, Gujarat.

25th March, 2011

T.Y D – III

22. Method of Hybridization of plants

Dr. Manoj Mehta, Scientist, In-charge Export- Import, Maharashtra Hybrid Seeds Co. Ltd. (MAYCO)

14th Feb. 2011

T.Y D – III


Sr. No.

Topic Guest Speaker Date Students Other information

1. Efficient Laboratory Practices during dyeing.

Ms. Rajashree Netalkar from Dystar

9th Aug. 2010

T.Y.B.Sc

Organised by Ms Anju Tulshyan

2. Career opportunities and Importance of Textile Testing (Quality control)

Mr. Ullhas Nimkar. Director (Texanlab)

13th July, 2010

S.Y. and T.Y. B. Sc. D I and II

Organized by Ms. Vidya Thakur and Ms. Neera Barooah

3. Techpack Mrs. Shraddha Vora

30th March, 2011

T.Y D I and II

Sampling for Export and Domestic markets. This was organized as part of the subject Fashion Merchandising by Mrs. Suman Mundkur

4 Costume Designing

Mrs. Archana Rao Ballary: Costume Designer

15th Feb. 2011

S. Y. B.Sc. D I and II

Motivated students to costume designing

Q.9. Details of Research projects of the dept. (type of research/topic/dates/staff involved in it/

funding agency and amt.) • NIL

Q.10. Patents generated, if any:

• NA

Q.11. New collaborative research programmes (details): • NA

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Q.12. Total research grants received from various agencies: • NIL

Q.13. Details of research scholars:

• NA

Q.14. Citation index of faculty members and impact factor (of the research scholars): • NA

Q.15. Honours / awards to the faculty:


Silver Medal awarded to Mrs. Suman Mundkur in the Distance Learning Programme on “ Quality Evaluation of Textiles and Garments” of six months duration conducted by Northern India Textile research Association, Gaziabad in Jan. 2011.

Q.16. Internal resources generated:

Department of Food and Nutrition: 1. Sale of Food Items – As part of Quality Food Production and Food Preservation

practicals.(details from page no. 50)

2. Sale of Educational Material (Manuals / Book)

3. P. G. Diploma in Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics (Self financial course).

Department of Human Development:

Special event – “Buzzers and Flutters”


Two Self Finance Courses: a. Certificate Course in Fashion Designing

b. PG Diploma in Fashion Merchandising and Retail Management.

Q.17. Details of departments getting assistance/recognition under SAP, COSIST (ASSIST)/DST, FIST and other programmes. :

• NONE

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Q.18. Community services:


The Dept. of Family Resource Management does not offer courses which are community oriented. We therefore encourage the students to participate in the NSS activities. This year the total enrollment from the department was 92 students (FY,SY,TY)

Department of Food and Nutrition: • Refer Encl.: 1 Department of Human Development: On 6th August' 2010 the T.Y.BSc.(ECCE) students planned and conducted a puppet show named "Chintu, the caterpillar" for the Senior K.G. children of Ramabai Paranjpe Balmandir.

In collaboration with Inner Wheel Midwest, the department of Human Development planned an entertainment programme for the inmates of the “Little Sisters of the Poor, Old age Home”, Mahakali, Andheri on 9th September, 2010. The students interacted with a group of around 60-80 elderly women. This entertainment programme consisted of games, art activities, skits, dance, songs, riddles and jokes planned by the second year students of the department which was specially planned keeping in mind the elderly population, residing in old age homes.

Entertainment programme for the inmates of “Little Sisters of the Poor, Old age Home”Andheri on 9th September, 2010 as part of Elder’s Day celebrations

On 20th September 2010 the T.Y.BSc.(ECCE) planned and conducted a drama on the theme of "Eco-friendly Ganesh Chaturthi" for the Senior K.G. children of Ramabai Paranjpe Balmandir. The final year students of E.C.C.E. specialisation, Department of Human Development, conducted two sensitization workshops for the Std.V students ( approximately 120 students) of Jasudben M.L. School, Gujarat Research Society, Khar on 1st,3rd and 4th March’11 under

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the guidance of Ms. Jasmeet Anand and Ms. Riddhi Savla. The theme for these workshops was: a) Rights of Children: along with the duties accompanying each right.

b) Disadvantaged Children: focussing on orphans and destitutes.

The students of S.Y.BSc.(HD) under the guidance of Mrs. Jain performed two street plays on “Sensitization towards Learning Disabled” and “Sensitization towards Cerebral Palsy” for the VII std.students of “Pupils’s High School” on 17th March ’11.

The T.Y.BSc students specializing in Developmental Counseling under the guidance of Mrs. Jain and Dr. Koshy conducted four intensive workshops on Handling Exam Anxiety, Secrets to good relationships with family and friends, Developing social skills for better interaction and Creative and Critical thinking

This year too, the TY (ECCE) students specially planned a special event called “Buzzers and Flutters” for 45 children of the community in the month of April. The program had developmentally appropriate games for the children along with a puppet show


The department helped organize a fashion show with its NSS Volunteers for the “ Hi- Tech family enrichment foundation for mentally challenged adults. The show was held on 12thjanuary 2011, in Dinanath Mangeshkar Hall, Mumbai.

The staff involved were Ms Armaiti Shukla, Ms Vidya Thakur, Ms Neera Barooah.

Q.19. Number of teachers and officers newly recruited:

Name of the Departments Re-appointed Newly appointed Teaching Non-

teachingTeaching Non-

teaching Leave vacancy

Department of Family Resource Management

Term I

7 CHB teachers

- -

Term II

7 CHB teachers

- -

Department of Food and Nutrition

Department of Human Development

1 CHB Nil

9 CHB teachers

Nil

Department of Mass Communication and Extension

Department of Textiles and Apparel Designing

1CHB Nil Nil Nil 1CHB

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Q.20. Teaching – Non-Teaching staffs ratio: 1 : 0.761

Teachers – Students ratio: 1 : 20

Department of Family Resource Management : • 4: 1 (Four permanent teaching faculty and 1 nonteaching) • Total : 10 teachers (including CHBs) and 2 non-teaching staff


• 8:2 (Four permanent teaching faculty and 2 non teaching).

Department of Human Development: • 2:1 (Two permanent teaching faculty and 1 non teaching).


• 3:1 (Three permanent teaching faculty and 1 non teaching).


Teaching- 6 permanent staff members. Nonteaching- 1 permanent and 1 Temporary.

Q.21. Improvements in the Library Services.

Department of Family Resource Management : ( Attach list of new reading material) Q.22. New Books / Journals subscribed and their value.

Sr. No.

Name of the Journals Sr. No.

Name of the Journals

1 Beverage and Food World 14 Journal of Food Science and Technology

2 Diabetes Today 15 Journal of The Textile Association 3 Economic and Political Weekly 16 Marketing Mastermind 4 Health for the Millions 17 NAVTIKA 5 Help Age India Research and

Development Journal 18 Oil and Food Journal

6 Indian Journal of Fibre and Textile Research

19 Research Reach

7 Indian Journal of Gerontology 20 Resonance 8 Indian Textile Journal 21 South Asian Journal

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• JOURNAL

• MAGAZINES and NEWSLETTERS:

9 International Journal of Rural Management

22 Studies on Home and Community Science

10 Journal of Communication Studies 23 The ICFAI University Journal of Marketing Management

11 Journal of Creative Communications 24 The ICFAI University Journal of Entrepreneurship Development

12 Journal of Entrepreneurship 25 University News 13 Journal of Extension Systems

Sr. No.

Name of the Journals Sr. No.

Name of the Journals

1 AFST (I) Mumbai Chapter Newsletter 32 Inside Outside 2 Apparel 33 Insight 3 Apparel views 34 Knitting Views 4 ASIAN photography 35 Lokprabha 5 BBC Good Homes India 36 Maher 6 BBC Knowledge 37 Meree Sahelee 7 Better Photography 38 Modern Food Processing 8 Careers 360 39 My Doctor 9 Competition Success Review 40 NAAC News 10 Consumer Voice 41 National Geographic 11 Down To Earth 42 One India One People 12 Dream 2047 43 Opportunities Today 13 Education World 44 Outlook 14 Employment News 45 Outlook Traveller 15 Eternal Bhoomi 46 PFNDAI Bulletin 16 Express Hospitality 47 Pratiyogita Darpan 17 Express Travel World 48 Priya Rasik 18 Femina 49 Reader’s Digest 19 Food and Beverage News 50 SAFARI PLUS 20 General Knowledge Today 51 Shikshan Sankraman 21 GEO 52 Silk Marg Vogue 22 Good Housekeeping 53 Smart Photography 23 Gruhashobhika 54 SNDT News line 24 Harmony 55 Stree 25 Harper’s Bazaar 56 Studio Systems 26 Herald of Health 57 SVT Impressions 27 INDIA green file 58 TEXINCON 28 India Today 59 The Week

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Total expenditure on library documents during financial year 2010-11 = Rs. 1,69,412. 62

Department of Family Resource Management : Subscribed magazines in Interior Design and Tourism field

Q.23. Course in which student assessment of teachers (TAQ) is administered during the year

and the action taken on student feedback. The Following Departments administered TAQ


Sr. No Subject Teacher 1. Foundation of Art and Design Ms. Siddhi Arondekar 2. Ergonomics Dr. Manjit Kaur Chauhan 3. Residential Space Planning Ms. Chetna Raje 4. Human Resource Development Ms. Manjiri Bhalerao


a) Exercise and sports Physiology b) Clinical Bio chemistry c) Diet therapy d) Human Nutrition – I e) Food Microbiology f) Food Science g) Basic Nutrition

Department of Textiles and Apparel Designing

a) Introduction to Textiles b) Costumes of India c) Apparel Planning for Family d) Fashion Merchandising e) World Costumes. f) Textile Wet Processing

Q.24 Feedback from stakeholders.

Results are awaited and action on student feedback will be as per the directive

29 INDIA TODAY travel PLUS 60 U News 30 Indian Food Industry 61 Vogue India 31 Indian Food Packer

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received from Principal.

The feedback was discussed in complete confidentiality with the teacher. Action on student feedback will be as per directives received by the principal.- suggestions for improvement were made.


Feed back analysis report of SY and TY attached.


• Feed back from stakeholders: The stakeholders are students, parents, Board of Studies (BOS) members, Visiting Faculty/Guest Speakers. The following feedback was obtained:-

From Students: In the subject Lighting and Digital Photography for the A. V. Production students at

S.Y. the students expressed their views on the visiting faculty’s teaching methods and wanted more involvement from the faculty to train them in lighting as a feature of photography.

From Parents:

In the Parent –Teacher Association (PTA) meeting held in March 2011, the parents were on the whole satisfied, with an exception of a parent who felt that the department could give more time to their daughter’s tutorials in extra time.

From the Board of Studies Members: (Particularly the student members):

The members attend the BOS twice a year. Its during the discussion they give opinion

and suggestion in designing curriculum. Ms. Sufia made a special mention that more communication / Media Courses should be included in the specialization ‘Social Communication and Media’. She felt that there are more Extension Education course in the 66 credits that have to be completed in the specialization.


a. Evaluation forms analyzed and changes implemented. b. Feedback from employers of our interns is also obtained in the form of Internship report.

Changes in curriculum are them discussed in Department level and BOS. Q.27. Details in any Increase in the infrastructural facilities in your dept:

Department of Administration:

1. Biomatrix Attendance Machine with Leave information to staff members.

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2. New Panasonic TDA 100 system is installed along with intercom systems. In that system

our college staff is easily communicates with each other through the Receptionist.

3. All the Senior College Administration work procedure is computerized like : 1. Admission:

a) The details of students enrolled into the F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y. we get a proper details of enrolled students.

b) We sort students as per the categories of the enrolled students. c) We sort listed the list of students as per the percentage wise, category wise and

also we can give the details of the students whether it is SVT students or Outsides students.

2. In so many years the college done the Freeships and Scholarships procedure in manually but this year the Government of Maharashtra Law introduced a “Freeship /Scholarship” On Line.

4. Administrative:

All the Inward and Outward procedure is followed through the Office Superintendent through proper protocol.

5. Staff’s filled the request form of the requirement of stationery for the approval of HOD/OS/Principal.

6. In Accounts Department: 1. The college has “Salary Excel” and “Fox fro” Package for salary on line Package for

submitting the salary to Joint Director’s Office. 2. New Accounts Package, Tally 9.2 Version and it is implemented in accounts

department w.e.f. April 2011 till March 2011. Integrated Quick FA Account package was there.

3. Filling systems in accounts department are numbered and coloured so that they can find the file easily.

7. College Excel: a) It is a one programe which is included all the details of admitted student’s in our

college. b) In that the entries is made from the Admission Form. c) This package is easy to send sms to all the students as well as all Teaching and Non-

Teaching staff members in our college. d) In this package we get attendance report of the students. e) The main important feature In this package is that when we enters the students details

in the programme and we will get the all details of the students automatically and also print the Leaving Certificate of the students.

f) In this programme we gave a one USER ID for all the students. In basis of User ID they can allowed to use an “Objective Online Test” .

g) We also provide a USER ID for Teachers in Senior College. They can use it for Time Table. Secondly the teachers get all information about students like attendance, exams marks or personal details: like contact no., address and email.id etc.

h) All the staff members BIRTHDAY WISHES are sent from this package.

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i) When the academic meeting is postponed than we sent prompt message to all the committee members immediately.

8. Notice Board: a) New notice boards are given to all the Departments b) New notice boards are given for Students.

9. Assets in the College:

a) All the college tables and chairs are numbered. b) Computers/Printers in our college are well numbered and labeled.

10. A.V. Aid Departments:

a) A.V. Aids in-charge is appointed along with booking of classrooms, maintenance of equipments.

b) They provide Overhead, Projectors, Laptop LCD Projector and Screen to students and Teaching staff.

c) They are also installed in the classrooms.

Q.28. Technology up gradation of the dept: Department of Family Resource Management : New Computer added to the department • None

Q.29.Computer and Internet access and training to teachers and students:

Department of Family Resource Management : Computer Resource centre for students TY students are taught software like Corel Draw, Photoshop, Auto CAD Department of Food and Nutrition: • Available to Staff and Students • Nutrisoft


Available to all Staff and Students. Teaching of Computer Aided Textile Design to Third year students of the department as a part of their curriculum.

Q.30. Financial aid to student:


One student Sushma Gupta (T.Y. DC) was given scholarship for the year 2010-2011.

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Q.31. Activities and support from the Alumni.


Alumni were invited for Career Guidance Seminar organized for the students of T.Y.FRM One student helped the Department to make computerized posters and display material for the

annual exhibition.

Department of Food and Nutrition: a) As BOS Members 2010-2011 - Ms. Arohi Bapna

Ms. Neha Sanwalka

b) As Visiting Faculty - Ms. Zankruti Parekh Ms. Fatima Kader

c) Delivery of Guest Lectures - Ms. Arohi Bapna, Health Scientist, general Mills, Mumbai. Ms. Poonam Shah, Research Dietician Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai.

Department of Human Development: Alumni of HD Department volunteered during a special event called “Buzzers and Flutters” for 45 children of the community in the month of April. The program had developmentally appropriate games for the children along with a puppet show.


Sr. No.

Name of speaker

Topic Date Area of specialization/ company represented

1. Shraddha Vora

Fabric Sourcing and Garment Sampling

28th Sept. 2010

Head Merchandiser- Creative Garments, Visiting Faculty- PV Polytechnic, SNDT Women’s University

2. Archana Rao Ballary

Costume Designing in Films

15th Feb. 2011

Costume Designer

3. Urvashi Parekh

Careers in Quality Control

9th March 2011

Kusumgar Industries

4. Hetal Chadrana

Careers in Merchandising of Home Furnishing

Dicitex

5. Khyati Doshi

Careers in Merchandising

Merchandiser- Creative Garments

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• Activities and support from Alumni.

Q.32. Activities and support from the Parent-Teachers association all Departments conduct one parents teaching association meeting in per semester:

Department of Food and Nutrition: PTA (TY Students) was clubbed with Career Guidance Seminar on 2nd Feb. 2011. It gave an opportunity for parents to interact not only with teachers but also experts from Academics, Food Industry, NGO’s, Fitness Centers and Hospitals. Department of Human Development: During the year 2010-2011, during the parent-teacher meeting organised for all the students, many of the students of the first year and second year students came for the meeting and discussed the progress of their child with the departmental teachers.

The Disha exhibition and display time was also an opportunity for the parents of T.Y. BSc and S.Y. BSc. students to come and have an informal interaction with the teachers of the department. On this occasion, most of the parental queries were related to further educational and career prospects for the students.

Q.33. Health Services:-

The college has appointed a doctor who is available on campus twice a week (2hrs/day). She is also available in case of emergency.

Q.34. Performance of students in sports activities:

• Senior Inter Collegiate Competition was held on 17th and 18th August 2010. [Badminton, Table Tennis, Yoga and Quiz Competition at Churchgate Campus.] In Table Tennis doubles the college team stood 4th Position

• Miss. Chandrika Deora was selected in Inter University level Table Tennis Competition.

• Senior College two students are attend the workshop on “Leadership through Sports” which was held on 23rd July 2010 at S.N.D.T. Women’s University, Churchgate Campus, Mumbai.

1. Miss. Apeksha - F.Y.B.Sc. 2. Miss. Surekha Bajanna - F.Y.B.Sc.

• Senior College students are attend the workshop on “Yogasana” which was held on 17th

July 2010 at Smt. B.M. Ruia Girls College, Mumbai.

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• Mrs. Meena Suryawanshi, Sports In-Charge attend the State Level Workshop on “Fitness and Outdoor Adventure Activities” was held on 6th and 7th August 2010 at Hill Zill Resort, Bordi, Dahanu.

• District Level Swayamsidha Self-defense Training Camp for Women: Three students were trained from 21st to 30th June 2010 at the S.N.D.T. Women’s University, Churchgate Campus in Physical Fitness, Yoga and Self-defense activities were accompanied by lectures on Personality Development. The following students were:

1. Miss. Ashmi Raut - F.Y.B.Sc. 2. Miss. Sheetal Dhere - S.Y.B.Sc. 3. Miss. Mansi Joshi - S.Y.B.Sc.

• Senior Inter Collegiate Basketball Tournaments was held on 8th and 9th October 2010 at

S.N.D.T. Women’s University, SOFT Campus, Karve Road, Pune, Maharashtra. Q.35. Incentives to outstanding sportspersons

Department of Food and Nutrition: Ms. Leane Fernandes, Ms. Niddhi Gandhi and Ms. Fatema Burmawals won 1st Prize in intercollegiate Food and Nutrition Competition: Category : Nutrition Campaign on 4th Sept. 2010. It was organised by protein Foods and Nutrition development association of India and Nirmals Niketan College of Home Science, Mumbai.

Q.36. Achievements of department student and awards.

Department of Family Resource Management : • Ms. Alyssa Fernandes and Ms. Vernisha D’Souza from T.Y.B.Sc. Hospitality

Management, Department of Family Resource Management Won First Prize in Brouchure Making Competition and Trophy for the Best Overall Performance in the Rooms Division at Hospitality 2011 Fest organized by Rizvi Academy of Hospitality Management, Bandra, Mumbai.

• Ms. Archana Agarwal received cash prize Rs. 3000/- and Certificate of Appreciation for standing IInd in the Drawing Competition held by SOSVA – NGO on World Aids Day organized on 1st December, 2011. The competition was organized at various colleges in Maharashtra State on the same day.

Awards:

Jocy Engineering and Construction company prize for securing highest marks in Design Management and Interiors Space majors at T.Y.BHSc. level – Ms. KHAITAN SHRUTIPRIYA GRADE A GP 4 PERCENTAGE 73.85%

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Ensa Steel Industries Ltd., Prize :- for securing highest marks in Hospitality and Administration Management major at T.Y.BHsc. level – Ms. D’SOUZA THERESA GRADE A GP 4 PERCENTAGE 71.55%

Dr. Chitra Joshi prize first in FRM Department - MS. KHAITAN SHRUTIPRIYA

GRADE A GP 4 PERCENTAGE 73.85%.

Bajaj Household Equipment prize for securing highest marks in Household Equipment subject at S.Y.BHSc. level – Ms. PUTHRAN ANKITA


Awards:

Smt Rasnarani Shirin K. Mankar prize :- for securing highest marks in Food and Nutrition department at T.Y.BHSc. level Ms. BAWAZER SALEHA GRADE A GP 4 PERCENTAGE 73.52%.

Ms. Shubhash Sharma prize for securing highest marks in Dietetics majors at T.Y.BHSc. level -- Ms. BAWAZER SALEHA GRADE A GP 4 PERCENTAGE 73.52%

Smt. Devayni bi Kacheshwar Kurulkar prize for securing highest marks in Applied

Nutrition major at T.Y.BHSc. level – Ms. PUNAMIYA RIDDHI GRADE A GP 4 PERCENTAGE 69.48%

Mr. Harbans Singh Uppal prize for securing highest marks in Post Graduation Diploma in Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics at Post Graduate Level – Ms. RITU PAREKH 70.2%

Department of Human Development: Ms. Neekee Gala participated in the Bombay Times Fresh Face of India sponsored by Times of India and held on 23rd September, 2009 and there was a article in Bombay Times with her photograph, saying that this college has many talents including her as a good dancer.

Awards:

Mr. Jagadish Mistry prizes for securing highest marks in Development Counseling major at T.Y.BHsc. level – Ms. SAMPAT KHYATI GRADE O GP 5 PERCENTAGE 75%

Ms. Sarawati Albanno Muller prizes or securing highest marks in Early Childhood Care

and Education major at T.Y.BHSc. level – Ms. NAGPAL MITALI GRADE O GP 5 PERCENTAGE 80.97%

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Smt. Suhasini Paivaidya prize :- for securing first position in Department of Human Development at T.Y.BHSc. level – Ms. NAGPAL MITALI GRADE O GP 5 PERCENTAGE 80.97%.

Department of Mass Communication and Extension: Awards:

Col. Prakash Photography scholarship : for securing highest marks in the subject of : Basic Photography at F.Y.BHSc. level –Ms. DEDIA JINAL GIRISH.

Late Shri Vinodari V. Shah prize for securing highest marks in Communication and

Extension at T.Y.BHSc. level – Ms. ZAMINDAR ZEBA GRADE A GP 4 PERCENTAGE 72.78%


• NA Awards:

Mr. Jagdish Mistry prize for securing highest marks in Textile and Clothing majors at T.Y.BHSc. Level – Ms. SAXENA AYUSHI GRADE O GP 5 PERCENTAGE 75.35%

Late Mr. Janakraj Khanna prize for securing highest marks in Textile and Clothing majors at T.Y.BHSc. level :- Ms. SAXENA AYUSHI GRADE O GP 5 PERCENTAGE 75.35%

Late Mr. Jayaben Laxmidas Daftary memorial prize for securing highest marks in Textile and Clothing majors at T.Y.BHsc. level :- Ms. SAXENA AYUSHI GRADE O GP 5 PERCENTAGE 75.35%

Q.37. Activities of the Guidance and Counselling units

Q.38. Placement services provided to past or present students of your dept:


• The department takes efforts to place students for internship as well as permanent job. There are campus interviews or a group of students is called in the concerned organisation. This year the following organisations accepted students as their employees.

• Hotels, Travel Agencies : Hotel ITC Grand Maratha, Hotel Trident, Hotel Oberoi, SOTC, Kesari Tours, Jet Airways

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• Interior Designing and Architectural firm Department of Food and Nutrition: Campus Interviews are scheduled for June /July 2011.

Department of Textiles and Apparel Designing: In campus interviews 9 students were selected. However all students were placed as interns by the college.

Q.39. Development programmes for Non-Teaching Staff.

Q.40. Good practices of the Department.

• Every answer paper is checked for total by third person.

• Repeat examination for ATKT and failed students is arranged separately so every student gets only one paper in a day.

• To stop copying the posters were displayed two weeks prior to commencement of examination-


• Guidance and support to Clock hour staff • Subject teacher meetings • Individual orientation to new staff members (CHB) • Library orientation to the students in the beginning of the term • Encourage students for co-curicular development and social work through NSS. • Guidance outside class : Accompany students to various exhibitions (Interior Design

exhibits, Travel and Tourism fare etc.


• The department gave plenty of exposure to students in the teaching and learning process by inviting twenty two guest lecturers during classroom sessions.

• The Rural and Urban Development- practicals are conducted extensively by the department.

Intensive exposure to the T.Y. students to the interiors of the rural areas is a special feature, considering the fact that SVT offers an undergraduate courses.

• The ‘World Photography Day’ (19th August) has been a special feature from the year 2004.

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We encourage the students to visit a number of Textile and Fashion Trade exhibitions as this helps orient them to current market trends in fabrics, fashion and color.

We also take the students to a number of field visits to show the use of textile and finishing machinery.

We try to provide a hands on teaching experience to the students as almost 70% of our lectures are complemented with practical work.

The department hosts an Annual Exhibition “Kalash”.

The students creative efforts are displayed to industry visitors. Along with the exhibition the department also organizes a sale, where the students are taught to source, manufacture, advertise and sell various fashion products and accessories.

Q.41. Linkages developed with National/International, Academic/Research Bodies.


Dr. Manjit Kaur Chauhan:

Referee for Journal of Scientific Research and Industrial Research, National Institute of Research, Communication and Information Resources, New Delhi

Referee (Peer Review) : Journal of Human Ecology (International)


• Elected as a President Indian Dietetics Association ( Mumbai chapter) for tenure 2011-2015. Served as a Vice President 2005-2010

• Elected as National Executive Committee member Indian Dietetic association at National level.

• Local Executive Committee member Association of Food Scientist and Technologist (Mumbai Chapter)

Department of Textiles and Apparel Designing: • NA

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Q.42. Any other relevant Information.

Department of Family Resource Management : Student activities

• T.Y.A-II students designed the backdrop for College day organized by SVT College of Home Science, S.N.D.T Women’s University on 23RD Dec. 2010.

• Ms.Rashmi Gojur, Ms. Payal Velhal SY A-II participated in Residential Design Competition at TARASH – 2010 organised by Late Bhausaheb Hiray School of Architecture from 28th Jan 2011.

• Educational Tour to Udaipur – Mount Abu from 27th Feb – 5th March. 2010. Students of

T.Y. FRM Department and Travel and Tourism Diploma participated in the tour. Mrs. Chetna Raje and Dr. Manjit Kaur Chauhan accompanied the students.

Department of Food and Nutrition: Dr. Jagmeet Madan invited as an expert and resource person in the National meeting on providing Vertical Linkage to the +2 Home Science Vocational Pass outs on 11th and 12th of January, 2011, PSS Central Institute of Vocational Education, NCERT, Bhopal.

Dr. Jagmeet Madan was a resource person: • For “Neutraceuticals and lifestyle Disease Management” ‘ a panel discussion of

Dietitians and Nutritionist forum in 6th Nutra India Summit, 15th February, 2011, World trade centre, Mumbai.

• For “Women’s Health- A dietary Dialogue” on Women’s Day Celebrations organized by HDFC Bank , Corporate Social Responsibility, Diversity and Behavioural Management on 8th of March, 2011

Dr. Jagmeet Madan participated in: • The 42nd Annual National Convention of Nutrition Society of India, Challenges,

Scope and Management for Wholesome Nutrition , 19th and 20th November, 2010 at Mumbai. She was invited as an expert to judge the Award winning presentations (Free Communications).

• Participated in the 43rd Annual National Convention of Indian Dietetic Association , on 3rd and 4th December, 2010 at National Institute of Nutrition, Hyderabad.

• Participated in National Seminar on Best Practices in Higher Education, R.J College, Ghatkopar, Mumbai on 15th of December, 2010.

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Staff members actively participated in the 42nd National Conference- “Whole Nutrition: Challenges Scope and Management” organised by Nutrition Society of India – Mumbai chapter 19th -20th November 2010.Dr. Godhia and Dr. Mistry as organising committee members Dr. Battalwar and Mrs. Nigudkar as members of publication committee.


Student Development Activities

Guest speakers were invited for various topics like REBT case studies by Mrs. Sadhana Deshmukh, Elder Abuse by Mrs Anju Jani, Concessions and special provisions for LD students by Rukshana Sholapurwala, Disadvantaged children- Present scenario, concerns and services by Mrs. Anjali Gokarn.

A career orientation programme was organized by the Department of Human Development for the final year students. The first part of this programme took place on 18th December’10 between 1:00 to 3:30pm. Speakers from different fields oriented the students about the prospects of further studies and careers in Human Development. The following fields were discussed:

1. Special Education: Ms. Zainab Azad 2. Counselling Psychology: Mrs. Sravanti Adhikari 3. Career Counselling and School Psychology: Ms. Rachana Tuli 4. Social Work: Ms. Shrushti Bangera

Each of these speakers explained their respective area of study in detail and this was followed by a question-answer session which involved student participation. It proved to be a very rich and informative session for the students. The second part of this programme entailed a lecture by Mrs. Chitra Vadke, faculty, Department of Educational Technology on 25th March’11 between 2:15 and 3:15pm. She enlightened the students about the field educational technology and its prospects.

Extracurricular or co-curricular activities

Staff achievements Mrs. Archana Jain presented a paper on “Second Careers-An Eventual need in today's world ” at the IAEVG-Jiva International Conference on Career Guidance and Counselling, on the 8th of October at the NIMHANS Convention Centre, Bangalore, India, organized by The Promise Foundation, a nongovernmental organization

Dr Suja Koshy presented a paper on “Patterns of Sharing of Emotions by children and adolescents- Implications for counselors” at International conference on “Mental Health and Wellbeing” on 9th April 2010 organized by CMR Autonomous College of Management, Bangalore.

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Staff as Resource Person at Seminars/ conferences

Dr. Koshy was also one of the judges for selecting 2 best poster presentations during the International conference on “Mental Health and Wellbeing” at CMR Bangalore. Dr. Koshy was also invited to give a talk on “Key to emotional wellbeing” to 150 women during the Zonal conference of the women’s wing of Orthodox Church of Bombay diocese on February 20th 2011.

Staff Development- the departmental staff participated in the following seminars:

Sr. No.

Title of Seminar/Conference/workshop

Name of the staff

Department Dates Organizers

6 IAEVG-Jiva International Conference on Career Guidance and Counselling

Mrs. Archana Jain

Human Development

8th to 10th Oct. 2010

Promise Foundation in partnership with the International Association for Educational and Vocational Guidance (IAEVG)

7 International conference on “Mental Health and Well-being”

Dr. Suja Koshy

Human Development

8th and 9th April ‘11

Dept. of Psychology, CMR Autonomous college, Bangalore

8 Working with Sexual Offenders- Pros and Cons”

Dr. Suja Koshy

Human Development

2nd December 2010

Forum Against Child Sexual Exploitation (FACSE).

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Sr. No.

Title of Seminar/Conference/ workshop

Name of the staff

Department Dates Organizers

1 The CWDC: Concerns, Challenges and the Course Ahead

Mrs. Archana Jain

HD 30th Aug. 2010

St. Xavier’s College and Akshara

2 IAEVG-Jiva International Conference on Career Guidance and Counselling

Mrs. Archana Jain

HD 8th to 10th Oct. 2010

Promise Foundation in partnership with the International Association for Educational and Vocational Guidance (IAEVG)

3 International conference on “Mental Health and Well-being”

Dr Suja Koshy

HD 8th and 9th April ‘11

Dept. of Psychology, CMR Autonomous college, Bangalore

4 Working with Sexual Offenders- Pros and Cons”

Dr Suja Koshy

HD 2nd December 2010

Forum Against Child Sexual Exploitation (FACSE).

5 The CWDC: Concerns, Challenges and the Course Ahead

Mrs. Archana Jain

HD 30th Aug. 2010

St. Xavier’s College and Akshara

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Part C:

Plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards quality enhancement and what is the outcome by the end of the year by each department.

Sr. No.

Department Plan of action at beginning of the year

(June 2010 to April 2011)

Outcome of Plan at end of the year

1. College To consolidate the Plans under CEP for the years 2006-2009.

To continue with efforts to publicize Home Science as a faculty with new horizons to people at large.

Computer Resource centre and Internet services strengthened for students. Peer Review done for a text book and a work book authored by the SVT Staff members. Stream lining working of in housesoftware College Excel for administrative, examination and admission purpose. Series of academic exhibition arranged in different schools and Junior Colleges.

Disha 2010 organized – an innovative attempt to showcase the professional opportunities and the process to achieve the same for different specializations of Home Science.

2. Department of Family Resource Management

Seminar on ‘Ergonomics’ Theme - Anthropometric

designing Seminar on ‘Interior Design’

Theme - Recent trends in Interior Design

Enhanced Industrial Liasoning More Field Visits. One Seminar / Workshop each

term.

3. Department of Food and Nutrition

To Sensitize students to social issues

Strengthen Industry - Academic Collaboration

Encourage faculty / students involvement in research.

Community / Extension Services / Activities (Enclosure – I)

Industry academic interface (Enclosure – II)

Activities related to research and publications (Enclosure – III)

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Department Plan of action at beginning of the year

(June 2010 to April 2011)

Outcome of Plan at end of the year

4. Department of Human Development

Departmental Seminar on “Dementia”

Departmental Exhibition Workshops for

adolescents and Children of the community

Puppet Show or Fun fair for children in the community

To evolve atmosphere conducive for generating scientific attitude and all round growth and development.

To sensitize the students with respect to social issues such as population, illiteracy, status of women, malnutrition, needs of special children etc.

To inculcate values related to environment, social harmony, national integration and peace.

To provide education which will prepare students professionally and develop entrepreneurship

5. Department of Communication and Extension

Departmental Seminar

Exhibition

Short Education trips

Career Guidance Seminar was organized on 28th of February 2011 for the students of to inform the students about the avenues for higher education and career opportunities.

Dr. Jennifer Alexander, Head of the Department in her speech stressed the importance of such endeavors for the students.

Mrs. Sharmistha Kandagale from PRATHAM an NGO field.

Mr. Vishnu Mohan, CEO “HAVAS Media” spoke on the scope in the field of Advertising and Public Relation.

Miss. Deepti Ranglani, correspondence and co viewer with Rajeshri Production. on bollywood journalism.

Mr. Manohar Kunte, Sound Engineer, Classic Studio, Mumbai University career available in the field of sound.

Mrs. Maxi Xavier, Digital engineer, working as a photographer in Info Media 18.

The department was a part of the entire college exhibition ‘Disha’.

A Short Education trip was carried out in Rural, Thane District, Taluka Vikramgarh, Maharashtra.

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Outcome of Plan at end of year

Workshops in video film production, TV soaps, script writing, photography.

Workshop in Video Film Production was organised for T.Y. students (A.V. Production) was organised. Mrs. Anita Parihar, Media Consultant, conducted the workshop. A script was developed and the shooting of the film was carried out.

TV Program script writing (soap operas) was conducted by Mrs. Shraboni Deodhar (concerned Hindi Film Maker for T.Y. (for both Specialization-Social Communication and Media and A. V. Production.)

6. Department of Textiles and Apparel Designing

A P.G. Diploma in “Fashion Merchandising and Retail Management”

A seminar on Fashion Forecasting

A Fashion show along with the seminar

Community based projects Stitching oriented project Surface ornamentation oriented

project Developing revenue generated

activities for the community.

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Department Plan of action at beginning of year (June 2010 to April 2011)

Outcome of Plan at end of year

7. Department of Composite Home Science

Seminars: Hospitality Services and Management.

Lectures : Lecture by Mr. Mayur Sinha, Director, Sales at the Renaissance, Powai.

Field Visits: (Related Subjects)

Renaissance Hotel, Powai

(Hotel Housekeeping and Reception)

Ratan Tata Institute (Textile Marketing)

Computerized Embroidery Unit (Embroidery)

Food Industry (Food Preservation)

Preschools (Introduction to Preschool Education)

Daycare Centers (Prog. Plan and Daycare Mgt.)

Exhibits and Puppet Shows at Sadhana School, Arya Vidya Mandir and Department of P.G.S.R.

Purchases: Dinner set with Cutlery for Hotel Housekeeping Practical.

Achieved Achieved Achieved Achieved Achieved Not Achieved Not Achieved

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Part C: Outcomes achieved by the end of the year (2010-2011):


Seminar → Ergonomics → Travel Manager Outbound

Industrial visit to Furniture Unit Del-Technica’ at Vapi Household Equipment textbook - workbook in process

Compiling a handbook on “Materials in Interiors” to be used by the S.Y. and T.Y. FRM students, in process.

Frankfinn on 8th Nov. 2010 31st July, 2010

9th June, 2010 – Saree Draping Demonstration


Hexagon Collaboration Activity. IDA Seminar Nirmal Niketan Seminar PFNDAI Fellowships. Sensory Evaluation Course Students Invited for International Symposium.

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Adopting YMCA Boys home for fieldwork Celebration of Elder’s Day –October 1st Breast feeding week celebration Inter-collegiate competition on HD topics Community outreach sensitization and developmental workshops Special event for community children in December

Part D: Explain the plans of the institution for the next year (2011-2012): COLLEGE LEVEL PLAN FOR 2011-2012 and 2012-2013:

To work towards Autonomy Renewal and NAAC Reaccreditation. To organize a National Seminar on Entrepreneurship. To work towards examination reforms. To encourage research involvement for staff and students. To strengthen linkages with other institution and organizations. To organize programmes to train staff for ICT based learning.

DEPARTMENTAL LEVEL PLAN FOR 2011-2012:

Department of Composite Home Science:

More workshop for vocational development. Increase Industry-academic Interaction. Sustaining the placement cell. Career orientation programmes for students.


Up gradation of the department by planning a proper Ergonomics and Household equipment laboratory.

Publication of ‘Consumer Education’ Text book. Planning more Industrial visits for the students. Seminar on ‘Scope of Outsourcing Services in Hotels’ Seminar on ‘ Ergonomics and Interior Design’


To collaborate with scientific bodies and industry for fostering learning experience of students.

To liason with organizations/ academic institution to help students in their over all academic performance.

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Adopting YNCA Boys home for fieldwork. Celebration of Elder’s Day – October 1st. Breast Feeding Week Celebration. Intercollegiate Competition. Community Outreach – sensitization and developmental workshops.


Workshop in Video Film Production and TV Programmes (soaps) Script

Writing. Field work in NGO Management non formal education and rural camp (under

rural and urban development). Curriculum restructuring in public relations. Implementing in the subjects titled Communication Technology (This changes

were made in the BOS in the year 2010-2011). Departmental Seminar in area “Social Communication”. Departmental Seminar in “Public Relation”. Short Education Trips.


The department wishes to organize a 2 day seminar on Natural Fibers. To strengthen ties with the Industry. We also wish to focus on Traditional Arts and Artisans in the coming year. In

order to sensitize the students towards the traditional textile heritage of the country.

Dr. Jennifer Alexander Dr. Jagmeet Madan Name of the Chief Co-ordinator, IQAC Name of the Chairperson, IQAC Signature of the Chief Co-ordinator, IQAC Signature of the Chairperson, IQAC

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