600 006 - university of madras - women's christian college
TRANSCRIPT
WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN COLLEGEChennai – 600 006
An Autonomous Institution Affiliated to the
University of MadrasRe-accredited by NAAC in 2019 with Grade A+
College with Potential for Excellence
Website : www.wcc.edu.in
Email : [email protected]
Telephone : 044 – 2827 5926 (Shift I)
044 – 2823 1676 (Shift II)
044 – 2827 6798 (Tele-Fax)
CALENDAR 2021 – 2022
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Name : ………………………………………
Department & Year : ………………………………………
Email ID : ………………………………………
Name of Father / : ……………………………………… Mother/Guardian
Home Address : ………………………………………
: ………………………………………
Telephone / : ……………………………………… Mobile Numbers
Contact Address : ……………………………………… in an Emergency
Signature of Student Signature of Parent / Guardian
CONTENTS
Page No.
1. Mission Statement of the College 1
2. College Crest 3
3. A Prayer for our College 5
4. Introduction 7
5. Principal’s Message 15
6. Student President’s Message 16
7. Pledge to the Country 16
8. Academic Programs 17
9. General Information 20
10. Schedule of Semesters 43
11. List of Faculty Members 44
12. College Societies 68
13. Calendar for the Academic Year 93
14. College Almanac 102
15. College Songs 142
16. Hymns 144
17. Timetable – Semesters (Odd & Even) 161
1
VISION STATEMENT OF THE COLLEGE
Vision of the College is to
i Strengthen and integrate academic excellence, social responsibility, environmental stewardship and Christian values.
i Create an environment that values intellectual curiosity, augmenting a technologically-enhanced learning community that engages in scientific research, humanistic scholarship, artistic creation, global awareness and skill development.
i Foster nation-building and rededicate itself to women’s education and empowerment.
MISSION STATEMENT OF THE COLLEGE
The College aims to provide a complete, meaningful and relevant education to women so that they are intellectually well-trained, morally upright, socially aware and spiritually inspired.
3
THE COLLEGE CREST
In her book ‘Memory Plays a Tune’, Miss Eleanor Rivett, Principal of Women’s Christian College from 1938 to 1947, quotes Dr Daniel Robinson Fleming’s comment on our College Crest. The little earthenware Indian lamp signifies the College motto “Lighted to Lighten”. From such a lamp, with its flame of fire constantly renewed by the sacrifice of the oil poured in, its need of shelter from the wind, its flame kindled afresh every evening from a source of light, comes the suggestion of a life, spending itself to transform itself into service, flickering but not failing in the midst of temptation, existing only to give.
The College flower is the Sunflower, chosen because it always turns its face towards the Sun, suggesting that we should ever turn to the Sun of Righteousness. The Sunflower is chosen also because it is a composite, thus symbolizing a group such as a college community, and because it grows readily in all three lands associated with the College, India, the United Kingdom and America. Still further, the Sunflower embodies the College colours – green representing India’s palms and paddy fields; brown, her sun burnt soil and gold, the flame of the College lamp.
5
A PRAYER FOR OUR COLLEGE
Take this College into Thy hands, Lord of the Heavenly Kingdom. Make it a place after Thine own heart, a good place, where the good life is lived and the good fight is fought by us all. Give us health, joy in our work, faithfulness in our duty, love and understanding one toward another. Help us to live, help us to grow, and in Thy name we ask it, Lord Almighty.
Amen
7
INTRODUCTION
Women’s Christian College, founded in 1915 by the united effort of 12 missionary societies in Britain, Canada and U.S.A., is the first private women’s college in Madras. At its inception, the College had 41 students and seven members of staff. Today it has over 4529 students, 212 faculty members and 127 non-teaching staff.
The College campus is spread across 20.16 acres of lush greenery in the heart of the city on College Road in Nungambakkam.The unique and rich biodiversity creates an ambience that nurtures and rejuvenates the college community. In its geographic center is a place of worship, our College Chapel, the gift of an unknown American friend, built in 1923.
WCC is affiliated to the University of Madras and was granted Autonomy in 1982. The Credit System was introduced in the year 2003-2004. All degrees are conferred by the University of Madras. The campus has played host to a number of luminaries like Nobel Laureate - Rabindranath Tagore in 1922, Father of our Nation - Mahatma Gandhi in 1925, former Chief Minister of Tamilnadu - Kamaraj in 1962, Nobel Peace Prize Winner - Mother Teresa in 1982, and former President of India - Dr A P J Abdul Kalam in 2007. A number of illustrious alumnae across the globe are a testimony to the yeoman service rendered by the College.
8
The ‘A+’ Grade awarded by NAAC in the fourth cycle of accreditation is a fitting testimony to the remarkable progress of the College over the decades.The recognition by UGC in April 2016 awarding WCC “College with Potential for Excellence” status and placed high among all Women’s colleges in the city by the MHRD in the NIRF rating, highlights the high standards of education and outstanding achievements in teaching-learning, research innovation and extension activities.
Linkages with other InstitutionsBritain Transfer Program (BTP) - Middlesex University, London, U.K Women's Christian College and Middlesex University, London, U.K have articulated an agreement for the Britain Transfer Program (BTP)
BTP 2+1 (2 years of study at WCC and 1 year at Middlesex)
Students pursuing the Bachelor of Commerce (Hons) and Bachelor of Business Administration at WCC, Chennai, are eligible to transfer to Middlesex University, London, after successfully completing two years of study. Those who complete their Year 3 at Middlesex University, London, will be awarded a BA (Hons) International Business Administration or BA (Hons) International Business and Trade.
BTP 1+2 (1 year of study at WCC and 2 years at Middlesex)
Students pursuing the Bachelor of Science in Visual Communication at WCC, Chennai, are eligible
9
to transfer to Middlesex University, London, after successfully completing one year of study. Those who complete their Year 2 & Year 3 at Middlesex University, London, will be awarded a BA Animation / BA 3D Animation and Games.
Semester Abroad Program-LeTourneau University, Texas, USA
Women's Christian College has a fruitful collaboration with LeTourneau University, Texas, USA for a student exchange program. Students with good curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular record can apply for a Semester Abroad Program (Spring Semester) at LeTourneau University, Longview, Texas, USA while they are in semester III at WCC. On successful completion of the courses at LeTourneau University, there will be a transfer of credits to WCC. The student will complete semesters V and VI at WCC.
Semester Abroad Program-Liverpool Hope University, U.K.
Women's Christian College has joined hands with Liverpool Hope University, U.K for a Semester Abroad Program. Students with a good academic record and excellent communication skills are eligible for the semester abroad program at Liverpool Hope University, Liverpool, UK, in the fourth semester (January- May). Selection for this program will be initiated when the student is in the third semester. There will be a transfer of credits to WCC on successful completion of the
10
Program at Liverpool Hope University. The student will complete semesters V and VI at WCC.
Short-term Study Abroad Program-Binary University, Malaysia
Women's Christian College has also tied up with Binary University, Malaysia for short- term study abroad and immersion programs.
Some of the short-term programs offered are
i International student leadership program
i Global Entrepreneurship development program
i Global marketing and innovation program
i Young women leadership program
i International Accounting and Finance program
i Tourism Management Program
SWAYAM-NPTEL
Women's Christian College established a Local Chapter for NPTEL (National Program on Technology Enhanced Learning) a project funded by MHRD, Government of India in 2016. NPTEL is a joint initiative from IITs and IISc to offer online courses and certification in Humanities, Basic Sciences, Computer Science and Management. It offers an opportunity for students to undergo online certification courses and pay a small fee to write an exam and earn a certificate. It enables the students to directly engage and learn from the best faculty in the country which strengthens
11
their subject knowledge and also provide them an opportunity to explore new areas of interest.
Course Enrolment:Register for the courses using the link:https://swayam.gov.in/NPTEL.
Click on the Course Categories to know the List of Courses.
Please login using your Gmail id. Fill in the profile and select 'Yes' when asked ‘Are you a part of an NPTEL local chapter?’ and choose our college name from the drop down list. Select your desired course(s) and use the "Join" link to enroll.
Mail your queries to [email protected].
INFRASTRUCTUREWCC, situated in the heart of the bustling
metropolis of Chennai, takes pride in the verdant 20-acre campus and stately buildings which house the various offices and departments.
Doveton House (Circa 1798): A heritage building, this stately historic Georgian colonial mansion is the hub of administrative offices.
Science Block (1925): This magnificent edifice houses the Departments of Physical Sciences, Biological Sciences, Mathematics and History. The double-height Assembly Hall serves as the venue for several programs of the College.
12
Rivett House (1947): Accommodates the Department of English and is named in memory of the former Principal, Ms Eleanor Rivett.
Mason Block (1954): Named after former Principal, Ms Eleanor Mason, the building houses the Department of Home Science & the Centre for Nutrition, Counseling, Research and Extension Activities.
Convention & Examination Center (CEC) (1961): Formerly a dining hall for resident students, the CEC is now a multipurpose venue.
Information Resource Centre (1967): This two-storied building has spacious Reading Halls and Internet Centres providing a conducive learning ambience. The contiguous portion houses the Departments of Languages and Computer Science with IT and Language Laboratories on the ground floor.
Home Science Department Laboratory Nursery School (1971): A Play School for children between 2 to 3 years of age, this laboratory project of the Department of Home Science has specially created interconnected pods for learning, sleeping and dining, with well-equipped outdoor play facilities.
McDougall Block (1974): Named after the Founder Principal, Ms. Eleanor McDougall, this block houses the Department of Psychology.
College Auditorium (1978): This spacious air-conditioned venue with digital acoustic and theatre
13
lighting facilities that can seat 1000 within its newly refurbished ground and mezzanine floors is used for various programs by the College Community.
Mildred Allen Block (1996): The Computer Science & Visual Communication Departments function in this building and is named after a generous American donor.
Child Development Centre (2001): Situated adjacent to the Play School, this project of the Department of Psychology, offers Psycho-educational services for Special Children.
Dr. Renuka Mukerji Somasekhar Block (2006): Named after a former Principal and built in 2006 to accommodate the growing needs of the College, the Block houses the Departments of Commerce, The Research Department of Biotechnology, Department of Computer Application, PG Department of English, Department of Languages and Tamil.
Florence Theophilus Block (2012): An erstwhile ‘Rat Lab’ renovated to serve as the Physiology laboratory of the Department of Home Science, this block is named in memory of the former Head of the Department.
Copper Pod Block (2012): Named after the College tree, Peltophorumpterocarpum(Copper Pod), a Student Activity Center and the Drawing Laboratory for the students of Visual Communication.
Marjorie Sykes Conference Hall (2012): Named after a committed British faculty member whose service to
14
the college and the local community was selfless and remarkable, a state-of-the-art 100-seater facility is situated on the first floor above the IT laboratory in IRC and used for Board meetings and Faculty Development Programs.
Riverside Hall (2012): Located at the rear of the campus along the River Cooum, this facility is used by NCC & NSS units of the College.
The Centenary Block (2016): This stately building was dedicated on 07.07.2016 and houses the Lucy Peabody Auditorium, Bertha Corfield Hall, Bamford Hall, Studio and the Departments of Management Studies, Corporate Economics, B.Com. (Accounting & Finance) and PG Department of Communication and few classrooms.
Elizabeth George Seminar Hall & Board Room (Doveton House): Named after the first Indian Principal of the College, it is an additional facility for meetings and presentations.
15
From the Principal’s Desk
New beginnings are exciting and offer refreshing vistas & adventures. In a world emerging from the grip of the Covid pandemic, strategies have changed but the focus of a “meaningful and relevant education” remains. As Isaiah 61:2 says this is the year of the Lord’s favour and He will give us “a double portion” and bless us as we embark on this journey to attain new peaks and victories.
Dr. LILIAN I JASPER
Principal
16
STUDENT’S PRESIDENT’S MESSAGEDear WCCites,
Over the past 105 years, WCC aims at providing an environment that is conducive to nurturing the voice, confidence and self esteem of young women through a holistic educational experience. Despite the challenges thrown by the pandemic, WCC has finished yet another fruitful academic year.
During this unprecedented crisis which was ruled by uncertainty, WCC largely improvised effective responses that helped the students to look ahead.
On behalf of the Student Senate 2021-22, I welcome all the WCCites to a new academic year. I believe that each one of us has been chosen by the Almighty God and His plans for our lives far exceed the circumstances of our day.
As a WCCite, you are embarking on a path full of promises and hopes. I pray to God that this experience shall be meaningful and rewarding for all.
Keziah James III B.Sc. Home Science – Nutrition, Food Service
Management & Dietetics (General stream)
PLEDGE TO THE COUNTRY
India is my country; all Indians are my brothers and sisters.
I love my country, and I am proud of its rich and varied heritage. I shall always try to be worthy of it.
I shall give my parents, teachers and all elders respect and treat everyone with courtesy.
To my country and my people, I pledge my devotion. In their well being and prosperity alone lies my happiness.
17
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
GOVERNMENT AIDED - SHIFT I
Undergraduate Programs
¢ B.A. 1. History 2. English
¢ B.Sc. 3. Mathematics 4. Physics 5. Chemistry 6. Plant Biology & Plant Biotechnology 7. Advanced Zoology & Biotechnology 8. Home Science - Nutrition Food Service Management & Dietetics (General Stream & Vocational Stream) 9. Computer Science 10. Psychology
Postgraduate Programs
¢ M.Sc. 1. Applied Psychology (Specialization in Organizational Behaviour / Counselling & Psychotherapy)
2. Home Science - Foods & Nutrition
3. Home Science - Food Service Management & Dietetics
Research Programs
¢ M.Phil. 1. Psychology 2. Home Science - Foods & Nutrition 3. Home Science - Food Service Management & Dietetics
18
¢ Ph.D. 4. Psychology 5. Home Science
SELF-FINANCED - SHIFT II
Undergraduate Programs
¢ B.Com. 1. Commerce 2. General 3. Accounting & Finance 4. Computer Applications 5. Honours
¢ B.B.A.
¢ B.C.A.
¢ B.A. Corporate Economics
¢ B.Sc. 1. Visual Communication 2. Information Technology 3. Psychology
Postgraduate Programs
¢ M.Sc. 1. Mathematics 2. Physics 3. Chemistry 4. Biotechnology 5. Information Technology 6. Computer Science and Technology (Five- year Integrated Program)
¢ M.A. 7. Communication 8. Human Resource Management 9. English 10. International Studies
¢ M.Com. General
19
Research Programs ¢ M.Phil. 1. Biotechnology
2. Chemistry 3. Computer Science
¢ Ph.D. 1. Biotechnology 2. Computer Science
*********
OTHER PROGRAMS 1. Certificate Course in Quantitative Aptitude offered
by the Department of Mathematics.
2. Certificate Course on Traditional Dyeing Methods – Tie & Dye and Batik offered by the Department of Chemistry.
3. Certificate Course in Plant Dyes offered by the Department of Plant Biology & Plant Biotechnology.
4. Certificate Course in Concepts in Fashion Designing and Garment Construction offered by the Department of Home Science.
5. Certificate Courses in Christian Counselling, Dyslexia, Foundations of Music Therapy and Art Therapy offered by the Department of Psychology.
6. Certificated Courses in Spanish, German and Japanese offered by the Department of Languages.
7. Diploma in Computerized Accounting and Certificate Courses in Logical Reasoning for Competitive Exams and Tally offered by the Department of Commerce.
20
8. Diploma and Certificate Courses in Capital Markets and Risk & Wealth Management offered by the Department of Commerce.
GENERAL INFORMATION
COLLEGE TIMINGS
Government Aided Programs – Shift I
Classes begin at 8.00 a.m. and end at 01.20 p.m. with a break of 20 minutes between 10.00 and 10.20 a.m. Each day consists of two sessions – the first session of two hours and the second session of three hours.
Self-Financed Programs – Shift II
Classes begin at 12.30 p.m. and end at 5.30 p.m. with a break of 15 minutes between 3.30 p.m. and 3.45 p.m.
Students are required to be punctual and regular to class.
ATTENDANCE
The College assigns top priority to regular attendance for all classes. Students are expected to put in 100% attendance for all courses, including fieldtrips, internships and on-the-job training. Attendance is taken every hour. Students are advised to maintain their individual record of attendance. It is the responsibility of the parents to verify the attendance and progress of their wards.
Rules regarding absenceA minimum of 85% attendance is required for each course to appear for the End of Semester Examinations.
21
Absence for valid reasons such as illness and other emergencies will be condoned by the Principal provided leave letters from parent / guardian are submitted along with Leave Slips with signatures of the course teachers and the Head of the Department to the Principal’s Office within seven days of absence. Delayed submission of leave letters and letters without the required signatures will be rejected. In case of illness, the leave letter must be supported by a medical certificate from a Registered Medical Practitioner. Unauthorized absence and lack of attendance for reporting late to class will not be condoned.
Students participating in co-curricular and extra-curricular activities in college / university programs should submit duly signed leave requests in advance failing which they will be marked absent. Provision for attendance and other academic requirements will be made only when the student represents the College / University / State / Country. An official letter duly signed by the organising agency and the Head of the Department has to be submitted to the Principal’s Office along with a letter from the parents.
Leave slips must be downloaded from the college website.
A fine of Rs.500/- will be collected from students who fail to report on the first day after the Semester Exams, Christmas and Pongal holidays and Rs.100/- for every subsequent day’s absence. Request from parents for extension of holidays due to personal reasons will not be entertained.
22
RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. A Smart Card is issued to every student for personal identification and access to Library and Hostels for residents.
2. The Identity Card should be worn at all times on campus.
3. Students should get a Gate Pass from the Department if they have to leave the campus during college hours in an emergency.
4. Students are not allowed to organize any meeting on campus or collect money for any purpose without the permission of the Principal.
5. Students should not participate in fashion shows, stage shows and TV programs without permission from the Principal. Request for modelling / acting in movies will not be entertained. No matter for publication or interviews in newspapers, magazines, journals, radio, television or social media may be submitted in the name of the College by students without prior permission from the Principal. Strict action will be initiated and will lead to the expulsion of the student.
6. Students should not use mobile phones on college campus. If a student violates this rule, she will be suspended for 6 working days.
7. Students who come to College by two and four wheelers are required to strictly adhere to the rules issued by the college authorities. Two wheelers should be parked only in the student parking.
23
Students parking on campus should pay a parking fee of Rs.500/- for two wheelers and Rs.1000/- for four wheelers per annum respectively. The passes issued by the College should be prominently displayed on the vehicle.
Drivers are not permitted to stay on campus during class hours.
8. Students are not permitted to receive letters, parcels and visitors in college or use the college address for their personal mail.
9. Students misusing the facilities on campus, destroying college property and indulging in graffiti on the walls and furniture will be duly fined.
10. Important information to students will be put up on Notice Boards / College Website. It is the responsibility of every student to check this data regularly.
11. Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited on campus. Students who are directly or indirectly involved in ragging will be punished as per the Government rules. Incidents of ragging should be reported to the Principal and written complaints may be dropped in a “Black Box” available at the Principal’s Office.
Ragging Redressal Committee
1. Principal - Convenor
2. Vice-Principal
3. Dean of Self-Financed Programs
4. Dean of Student Services / Residents
24
5. Student President & Vice-President
6. Chairperson for Residents
7. Hostel Wardens
8. University Registrar
9. Local Police Inspector
DRESS CODEStudents are expected to wear simple and modest clothes. Sarees, long skirts and blouses, salwar - kameez, jeans and shirts are acceptable.Short, tight, sleeveless and flimsy clothes are not permitted on campus
RULES FOR RESIDENTS
The Principal is the local guardian of every resident student.
a. Observance of Sundays
Sunday has special significance in a Christian institution. In Women’s Christian College, it is observed as a quiet day of worship and rest. Christians are encouraged to join their own church in the city and worship there on Sunday mornings. At 6.00 p.m., there is a Special Service in the College Chapel for residents. Silence should be observed when services in the Chapel are in progress. All members in residence are expected to keep Sunday quiet and restful.
b. Permissions
No student is allowed to go for nightouts without prior written permission from the Warden / Dean of Residents.
25
Day Out
Saturdays and Holidays – 8.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.
Sundays – 7.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.
For III Years and PGs
Wednesdays – Shift I 2.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. Shift II 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon.Night Out
A student will be permitted to spend only three Nights Out per Semester, with her guardian whose name is provided in the Visitors List. A weekend is counted as one Night Out.
c. Recording of Absence from Hostel
i. Permissions for absence from class on working days is to be obtained from the Heads of the Department and from the Warden.
ii. Absence from Hostel must be recorded in appropriate Registers.
iii. Each student who leaves the campus must personally sign out on leaving and sign in on her return, in the Registers available for the same, both at the Security Cabin and the Hostel.
iv. Any student leaving the campus without permission or found to be visiting a place for which permission was not obtained, or returning late, will be expelled from the Hostel.
v. When students leave the hostel for long weekends, mid-semester break or any other holiday, they
26
must enter the full address of their destination in the Register provided.
vi. All other permission or emergency permission to leave the campus after 5.00 p.m. are to be obtained from the Dean of Residents.
Students found violating any of the Hostel rules will be expelled.
d. Study Hours
Students are expected to be quiet and disciplined during the Study Time from 8.30 p.m. to 10.30 p.m.
e. Shopping Groups
¢ Students are encouraged to go out in small groups for personal safety. For the first three months, Class I students must have at least one senior student with them.
¢ Students may go in groups to various places in the city except to hotels with boarding and lodging, private homes and beaches.
¢ Students may attend evening programs in the city with special permission, provided one Senator accompanies them as chaperon and return-transport is arranged.
¢ Post Graduate students may go out with special permission for reference work provided they return by 06.30 p.m.
f. Care for Hostel Property
Students are not permitted to shift furniture from the rooms. Damage to walls with posters / drawing & graffiti on furniture or walls will be fined.
27
g. Visitors
The Visitors’ Time on campus is from 09.00 a.m. to 05.00 p.m. on Saturdays and holidays.
Visitors are not allowed on Sundays.
Students may receive male visitors according to the letter of permission given to the Principal by parents or guardians. Male visitors are expected to sign in the Visitors’ Book, which will be checked periodically by the Warden and the Dean of Residents.
h. Use of Lights
Lights must be put out by 11.00 p.m. as students are expected to be in bed.
i. Changing Hostels
Changing hostels and sleeping in other students’ rooms is strictly forbidden.
j. Infirmary
First-aid, medicines for common ailments and a 4-bed infirmary are accessible in Main Hostel. All sickness must be reported immediately to the wardens.
k. Mess Guidelines
All students are expected to take their meals only in the Dining Hall at the allotted time. They should come dressed appropriately to the Dining Hall.
Mess fees should be paid between the 10th and 15th of every month.
Rebate in food charges will be allowed to those who are away for not less than 15 consecutive days within a calendar month.
28
VALUE EDUCATIONa) SCRIPTUREAn organized study of the Bible is offered to all Christian students. They can choose either CEC (Christian Educational Council) or TAFTEE (The Association for Theological Education by Extension) which earns them one credit per year in their Academic Curriculum. In addition, students receive a diploma or certificate accordingly, at the completion of the course in the Final Year.
b) HOLISTIC VALUE EDUCATIONHolistic Value Education is offered to all Non-Christian students. Students are motivated to discover their potential, develop an integrated personality, to practice healthy lifestyles and to be aware of family and social realities, which will help them become catalysts of change in their families and in the neighbourhood. This course earns them one credit per year in their Academic Curriculum.
OUTREACH EDUCATION
A student has to compulsorily participate in physical fitness activities offered by the department during the first year as a part of her course requirement. An attendance of 40 hours is mandatory and the student will not be eligible for her Degree if the credit for the physical fitness activity is not earned. However, students who join NCC are exempted from physical fitness activities.
Provision will be made to meet attendance and other academic requirements when the student represents
29
the College, the University, the State or the Country for any sport. An official letter duly signed by the organizing agency, Physical Director and Head of the Major Department has to be submitted in the Principal’s Office along with a letter from the parents within a week.
PHYSICAL EDUCATIONExtension activities are a compulsory part of the curriculum, to inculcate in the students, an awareness of their role in the community and the needs of the less privileged. This work is carried out through five units – NCC (National Cadet Corps) NSS (National Service Scheme), Rotaract, YI (Young Indian) and the Eco-Club. A student must enroll in any one of these in the First or Second Year of her study. She may continue to be a member in the following year(s) and earn extra credit(s). The number of hours will be monitored by the Faculty Co-ordinators.
a. NCC: Our college NCC Unit was initiated in June 2007 and has enhanced to a growth of giving training to cadets of the three wings that is Army, Navy and Air. A strength of 108 cadets come under 1(TN) Girls Bn NCC, which falls under Madras 'A' group. Navy and Airwing cadets who come under Madras 'B' group are trained by 1(TN) Navy Bn and 1(TN) Air Sqn. These cadets are selected and trained according to their vacancies allotted by their units.
b. NSS: The NSS units of Women's Christian College functions under the NSS of the University of Madras. Some of the social service projects currently are carried out with TANSACS Club, Abstinence Club, Helping the
30
Blind, Helping Hands, Shelter Home, Pink Warriors project and village adoption project.
NSS Volunteers generally work in villages, slums and voluntary agencies to complete 120 hours of regular activities during an academic year. They participate in government activities like Unnat Bharat Abhiyan, Sadbhavana Diwas_ Communal Harmony day and Swatch Bharat program. 7 day residential camp is also organized as part of NSS special activities.
Red Ribbon Club is a movement started by Government of India in educational institutions to create awareness of Àids. RRC Club of Women's Christian College aims to harness the potential of youth by equipping them with correct information on preventive of HIV. Visit to HIV homes and Talks by Doctors and positive people is part of our activities.
Youth Red Cross of WCC conducts Blood donation camps, eye camps, First Aid and Fire safety programs for students on campus. In the year 2019 YRC WCC received the award for conducting highest number of Blood donation camps from the honourable Governor of Tamilnadu.
YRC WCC functions under the Indian Red Cross society Tamilnadu branch by the honorable Governor of Tamilnadu.
c. Rotaract: The Rotaract Club was officially chartered in March 1995 and is enrolled under RI District 3232, which is currently sponsored by the Rotary Club of Madras Metro. True to its global motto, ‘Self Development and Fellowship through Service’, the
31
Rotaract Club of WCC strives to provide selfless service to the community and bring change through projects like Hi-V, Maname O Maname, Jarvis, Stree Suraksha, Tangled, Teach, etc. It also provides a platform to the students to develop themselves through webinars and interactions with business, professional, and community leaders.
d. Young Indian (YI): Its objectives are to involve young Indians in shaping India through leadership training, creating social awareness, service to mankind and providing a platform for realizing the dream of a developed India.
e. Eco–Club: The club takes up the following projects: creating environmental awareness among students, vermi-composting, segregation of waste, gardening and in organizing activities to highlight environmental concerns.
f. Centre for Women’s Studies: Constituted in 2017 under its umbrella works for empowerment of women by conducting programs to create awareness and provides life skills.
g. Center for Environmental Studies: The Centre monitors and promotes environment related activities and green initiatives on campus. The major role of the Centre is to increase understanding of sustainable use of resources, waste management initiatives within campus, and to organize workshops/seminars/webinars/conferences/campaigns/competitions on significant national and international days that focus on environmental issues.
32
h. Nalam: An initiative of the Department of Psychology strives to provide mental well-being to the community at large.
EXAMINATION AND EVALUATION
Each academic year comprises of two Semesters. Examinations are conducted at the end of each semester. Academic performance of students is assessed throughout the Semester through a system of Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA) which is based on two tests / seminars / assignments for each course. Students are expected to take both the tests. Retests will be conducted only for authorised participation in sports, NCC and NSS.
Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA) and End Semester Examination (ESE) are given equal weightage while computing the aggregate marks. The passing minimum for Undergraduate students is 40% and for B.Com. Honours & Postgraduate students 50%.
Break of Studies A request for re-admission by a student of UG / PG Degree program could be condoned with in the duration of the maximum period of N+2 years and exceptional cases N+2+1 years to complete her degree.
Condonation of AttendanceDetailed written requests supported by relevant data should be submitted to the Principal for condonation of lack of attendance to appear for the End of Semester Examinations. The Principal’s decision will be final.
33
College regulation regarding compensatory test and condonation
Students will have to apply for compensatory test if they have missed a test due to medical or valid reasons during the period prescribed by the Dean’s office in the prescribed format. Late applications will not be entertained.
RIGHT TO APPEAL
A student has the right to appeal for a review of her marks.
CONTINUOUS INTERNAL ASSESSMENTThe procedure is as follows:
1. Soon after receiving the valued scripts the student should first appeal to her course teacher.
2. If additional clarification is necessary, the student should appeal to the Head of the Department.
3. If unsatisfied, she should make a written appeal to the Principal within 24 hours of receiving the marks.
END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONAll Theory Courses in Language, English, Core and Supporting and certain Practical Courses are evaluated at the end of each Semester. The College adopts double-valuation system. Skill based and Non-Major Elective Courses do not have an external component.
MALPRACTICEStudents indulging in malpractice during Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA) will be awarded zero
34
marks. Repeated offence will entail zero marks in the consolidated CIA for all the papers of the Semester.
All instances of malpractice will be communicated to the Examinations Office, with a written statement from the course teacher and the student along with proof, if any.
If malpractice is detected during the End Semester Examination, the student will be debarred from writing all the following examinations and all papers regular/repeat of that semester will be cancelled.
FACILITIES1. Chapel The Chapel is a quiet and beautiful place of worship where staff and students meet voluntarily at 7.45 a.m. for morning devotion and at 12.15 p.m. for the Self-Financed Stream. Special services are conducted every Sunday evening and every evening there is a service at 6.45 p.m. organized by the students.
2. Library The IRC with an impressive collection of 93,661 books, 10173+ online Journals and Scientific Periodicals of international repute provides valuable resource material for students, research scholars and faculty. Popular magazines and newspapers cater to a wide variety of recreational reading. Internet Access Centers provide access to online journals and 32,29,017+ eBooks. The Library is open on all working days of the College between 7.30 a.m. and 6.00 p.m. Library Membership is available to all the faculty, students and research
35
scholars of the College. The fully automated Library services and the online public access catalogue provide quick access to information. Photocopying and Internet Facilities are provided for students at a nominal fee. Students have access to e-journals and e-books through EBSCOHOST and NLIST. The Information Resource Centre uses the Urkund plagiarism detection system to ensure research ethics. The research publications and students' project work and thesis are checked using the tool.
Borrowing PrivilegeMembers are given the following facilities:
Category of membership
Max. No. of books issued at a time
Loan Period
Faculty 10 Per semester
Research Scholars (M.Phil. & Ph.D.)
4 6 days for subject14 days for fiction
PG Students 4 (3 Subject Books and 1 Fiction)
6 days for subject14 days for fiction
UG Students 3 (2 Subject Books and 1 Fiction)
6 days for subject14 days for fiction
Students are expected to enter the Library with their ID cards and maintain silence in the Reading Halls and the Reference Section.
Journals and reference books cannot be taken out of the Library.
Fine: A fine of Rs.5/- is levied when books are returned one day after the due date and Rs. 10/- for each
36
subsequent day. If the book is not returned even after a week, membership will be suspended.
Loss of Library Membership Card must be promptly reported to the Librarian. Students losing library books should replace them.
Mutilation of books would be dealt with seriously and a student who mutilates books will be debarred from using the Library.
3. Bank An Extension Counter of the Indian Overseas Bank, College Road branch and an ATM, caters to the needs of the students on campus on all working days between 10.30 a.m. and 3.00 p.m. Resident students are encouraged to open an account with the bank.
4. Xerox Centre The Centre which is situated in the College premises offers the following services: photocopying, lamination of certificates, spiral binding and telephone services.
5. Canteen The Canteen functions from 07.30 a.m. to 06.00 p.m. Healthy food options are available in the canteen. No credit account is permitted at the eateries. Cutlery should not be taken out of the Canteen.
6. Nescafe Kiosk Located near the Auditorium, the Nescafe Kiosk provides hot and cold beverages and snacks.
7. RO Plant A Centenary gift by the Alumnae Association, this facility provides clean and safe drinking water to the college community.
37
8. ELS StoreThis store sells books and other gift articles.
9. Non-Residents’ Common Room Locker facilities are available for non-resident students.
10. Student Counseling Centre
The Student Counseling Centre, Vikaas is a project of the Department of Psychology where counseling is available for both personal and scholastic issues. Group counseling programs on personality development and psychological assessments are also carried out.
11. Career Guidance Cell The Career Guidance Cell enables relevant placements in well established Companies, Industries and Research Foundations.
12. The Laura S Rockefeller Reading RoomThe beautiful Air-Conditioned room is equipped with modern infrastructure, elegant furniture and books for relaxed reading.
13. The WCC-Rockefeller Heritage Centre The archival collections include the 17th century Samuel Johnson’s Dictionary, Digital print version of the first copy of Sunflower College Magazine, Handwritten documents, artefacts, photographs, books by WCC authors, Archives Visitor’s book etc.
14. Grievance Redressal Cell Any member of the College community may approach the Grievance Cell for assistance. The members being the Principal, Vice-Principal, Deans, Staff Advisor, Staff
38
Representatives on the Senate, Head of the Department, and the Student President.
HEALTHY PRACTICES
ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS
An Assembly Hour is included in the regular time table as a weekly feature. A special committee arranges interesting and meaningful programs in diverse fields to provide students an overview of social, cultural, political, environmental and global issues.
Students are expected to attend all programs.
ADVISOR – ADVISEE SYSTEM
Faculty advisors are assigned to groups of students to counsel them on curricular, co-curricular and personal matters.
ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION
The members run the McDougall Nursery School Nungambakkam in Mohammedan Gardens, for underprivileged children.
Every student who graduates from WCC becomes a member of the Alumnae Association and is encouraged to offer her services to her Alma Mater.
COLLEGE OFFICES
OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL
Students may meet the Principal during the short break or after class hours. The Principal’s Office should
39
be contacted for obtaining Leave Travel Concession Forms, Transfer and Degree Certificates.
OFFICE OF THE BURSAR
Fees must be paid within the dates specified. Late payments attract penalty. Students are required to contact the Bursar’s Office for the following:
a. Details regarding scholarships
b. Fees
c. Lost property
Government ScholarshipsThe Government offers scholarships under various schemes based on Community, Occupation and Income.
Management Scholarships
The College offers scholarships for deserving students on a merit cum means basis. Special consideration is given to children of Missionaries, Pastors and Evangelists.
Application Forms are available at the Bursar’s Office
Duly filled in application forms are to be submitted to the Bursar’s Office by September. Late applications will not be entertained.
Environment Policy of Women’s Christian College, Chennai
As a responsible institution, WCC recognizes the need to develop sustainable environmental and social stewardship among the college community. In our
40
effort to integrate principles of sustainability into all our activities, we are committed to:
¢ Incorporating environmental sustainability into the Academic curriculum across disciplines.
¢ Enhancing and nurturing campus Biodiversity. ¢ Ensuring Compliance with all relevant environmental
legislations and adopting a Deep Ecological approach.
¢ Identifying and Demonstrating environmental management best practices.
¢ Embedding sustainability into our daily activities which include procurement practices and exploring greening of our supply chain.
¢ Factoring the 3R’s (Reduce, Reuse and Recycle) of waste management into every event/activity organized.
¢ Setting Goals and targets for resource management, specially energy and water.
¢ Honoring values and the mission statement of WCC by empowering and motivating our key stakeholders –the students, to be sensitized and take charge of minimizing and managing the college’s impact on climate change.
¢ Influencing and encouraging responsible consumerism leading to environmental and social consciousness thereby promoting good citizenship.
Food Policy of Women’s Christian College, Chennai
Women’s Christian College, Chennai, through a comprehensive and methodical strategy ensures safe,
41
hygienic, wholesome, nutritious and affordable food for the college community in all its food service outlets. Food supplied or sold on campus must be prepared, stored and served such that microbial contamination or adulteration is prevented. The Department of Home Science will conduct periodic auditing and training for food handlers to ensure safe food handling practices in compliance with the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India. In addition, awareness programs on diet and healthy lifestyle will be organized. Restriction of foods high in calories, sugar, salt and trans fat and banning of packaged deep-fried foods, soft drinks and energy drinks is enforced to encourage the college community to make right food choices contributing to optimal health. Usage of non-biodegradable packaging material such as Styrofoam and plastic is strictly prohibited. Minimizing food waste, segregating waste at source and eco-friendly waste management is implemented in the supply, production, and service of food. Promotional campaigns involving any of the banned foods / beverages is disallowed. Non-adherence or violation of this policy is punishable by suspension of payment / termination of contract.
Information Technology Policy Women’s Christian College, Chennai
Women’s Christian College, Chennai has a policy that governs the use, privacy and security of its Computer systems, Databases, Networks and Information resources. The users namely faculty, administrative
42
staff and students are required to adhere to the policy relating to the ownership, registration of IT resources, acceptable use and disposal of e-waste. The primary purpose of IT resources being academic, users are responsible for maintaining confidentiality of material stored in the devices and must exercise discretion regarding personal use of these resources. WCC reserves the right to audit networks and equipment on a periodic basis to ensure compliance with this policy. Sharing or hosting material that is objectionable or illegal in any form is not permitted and will attract appropriate penalties and initiate disciplinary action or will be referred to cybercrime cell for legal action. Any hardware or software purchased must be registered in the campus asset management system before it becomes functional. Condemned hardware must be checked and approved by authorized technical staff of the college before handing over to certified e-waste recyclers. Users joining the institution will be assigned unique user name and password for using these resources and their account will be disabled when they leave the institution.
43
SEMESTER SCHEDULE
2021 – 2022
SEMESTER I : 9th August 2021 to 30th November 2021
END SEMESTER : 1st to 11th December 2021
EXAMINATIONS
SEMESTER II : 13th December 2021 to 9th April 2022
END SEMESTER : To be Scheduled EXAMINATIONS
*Dates are subject to change according to government notifications or due to unprecedented situation
44
GOVERNMENT AIDED PROGRAMS
List of Faculty Members
2021-2022
45
Principal : Dr. Lilian I Jasper, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Vice-Principal : Dr. Sheila John, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Internal Quality : Dr. Shoba Leslie, M.C.A., SLET, Ph.D. Assurance Cell Co-ordinator
Bursar : Ms. Catherine Correya, MBA,CA Inter
Controller of : Dr. Kalavathy Santhi, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Examinations
Dean of : Dr. Lily Margaret Priya W., Academic Affairs M.Sc., M.Phil., NET., Ph.D.
Dean of Research : Dr.V.Gowri Ramesh, M.Sc., NET, Ph.D.
Dean of Student Services : Dr. D. Annette Beatrice, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Dean of Residents : Ms. Sweetlyn Moses, M.A.,M.Phil., NET
Dean, Centre for Women’s Studies : Dr. Cynthia Jemima Swarnavalli G., M.Sc., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D.
Dean, Centre for Environmental Studies : Dr. Preethi Mehta, M.Sc., Ph.D.
Dean, Centre for Institutional Advancement : Ms. Titty Elizabeth Phillips,M.A.,M.Phil.
Chaplain : Dr.Cordilea Hannah, M.Sc.,M.Phil., Ph.D.
Coordinator of International Programs : Dr.Nancy Elizabeth D., MBA, M.Phil., Ph.D.,
46
Staff Club Secretary : Dr. C.Anupama, M.A.,M.Phil.,NET, Ph.D.
Student Senate Election Staff Co-ordinators : Dr. Shajini Judith Diana J., M.Sc., M.Phil., SLET, NET, Ph.D.
Ms. Jessilla Malarvizhi L, M.Sc., M.Phil., SET, NET
Ms. Ashita Chandran, M.A., M.Phil., NET
Human Relations Officer : Ms. N. Jasmine Vinolia, B.Sc., MBA
47
Department of History
Associate Professors ¢ Ms. Titty Elizabeth Phillips, M.A., M.Phil.,
Head of the Department
Assistant Professors ¢ Ms. Anuradha A., M.A., M.Phil.
¢ Dr. Joy Sheryl C, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
¢ Ms. Arokiya Anbazhagi J., M.A., M.Phil., SET
Department of English
Principal ¢ Dr. Lilian I Jasper, M.A., M.Phil., NET, SLET, Ph.D.
Associate Professors ¢ Dr. Annie Kuriachan, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Head of the Department
Assistant Professors ¢ Ms. Sweetlyn Moses, M.A., M.Phil., NET
¢ Ms. Mallika Ezekiel, M.A., M.Phil., NET
¢ Ms. Anna Mathew, M.A., M.Phil., SLET ¢ Dr. Anupama C., M.A., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D. ¢ Ms. Joseph Aleyamma Janet, M.A., M.Phil., NET
¢ Ms. Ashita Chandran, M.A., M.Phil., NET
¢ Ms. Jemima Farrar M., M.A., M.Phil., NET
¢ Ms. Rexlin T., M.A., M.Phil., NET
Department of Tamil
Associate Professor ¢ Dr. J. Jeyasanthi, M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Head of the Department
48
Assistant Professors ¢ Dr. Stella Parvatham, M.A., M.Phil., SLET, NET, Ph.D.
¢ Dr. Esther Arul Mary S G, M.A., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D.
Department of Languages
FrenchAssociate Professor
¢ Dr. Ranjini Christopher, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Diploma in Italian, Head of the Department HindiAssistant Professor
¢ Dr. Priya Naidu K, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Department of Mathematics
Associate Professors ¢ Ms. P. Lizzie Angelina, M.Sc., M.Phil.,
Head of the Department ¢ Ms. Shibi Arunkumar, M.Sc., M.Phil., SLST ¢ Ms. I. Sarone Angelah Joybell, M.Sc., M.Phil., SLST
Assistant Professors ¢ Dr. J. Renuka M.Sc., M.Phil., SET, Ph.D.
¢ Ms. G. Enitha Dorothy, M.Sc., M.Phil.,
Department of Physics
Associate Professor ¢ Dr. Kalavathy Santhi, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Head of the Department Assistant Professors
¢ Dr. Christina Nancy A., M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
¢ Dr. T. S. Renuga Devi, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
49
¢ Dr. Hannah Ruben, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
¢ Dr. J. Sharmi Kumar, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
¢ Dr. Juanita Saroj J, M.Sc., M.Tech., Ph.D.
Department of Chemistry
Associate Professor ¢ Dr. Cynthia Jemima Swarnavalli G.,
M.Sc., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D.
Head of the DepartmentAssistant Professors
¢ Ms. Amala Russel, M.Sc., M.Phil. ¢ Dr. Lily Margaret Priya W, M.Sc., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D.
¢ Dr. Libni G., M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
¢ Dr. Banani Mukhopadhyay, M.Sc., Ph.D. ¢ Dr. Shobha Jeykumari D R, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
¢ Dr. J. Margaret Marie, M.Sc., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D.
¢ Dr. M. Esther Leena Preethi, M.Sc., Ph.D.
Department of Advanced Zoology & Biotechnology
Assistant Professors ¢ Dr. Vanitha Williams, M.Sc., M.Phil., SLET, Ph.D.
Head of the Department ¢ Dr. Annie Rubens, M.Sc., M.Phil., SLET, Ph.D. ¢ Dr. D. Benitha Golda, M.Sc., M.Phil., SLET., Ph.D. ¢ Dr. Jancy Merlin R., M.Sc., M.Phil., SET, Ph.D.
¢ Dr. Judia Harriet Sumathy V, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Department of Plant Biology & Plant Biotechnology
Associate Professor ¢ Dr. R. Pauline, M.Sc., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D
50
Assistant Professors ¢ Dr. Sherrie Jesulyn David, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Head of the Department ¢ Dr. Cordilea Hannah, M.Sc., M.Phil., SET, Ph.D.
¢ Dr. Preeti Mehta, M.Sc., Ph.D.
¢ Dr. Evelin Kramony, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. ¢ Dr. M.L.S. Angeline Sridevi, M.Sc., M.Phil., SET, Ph.D.
¢ Dr. Monica S., M.Sc., Ph.D.
Department of Computer Science
Associate Professors ¢ Ms. T. Regi Thomas, B.E. (Hons.), M.C.A., M.Phil.,
Head of the Department ¢ Dr. V. Narmadha, M.C.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. ¢ Dr. Shoba Leslie, M.C.A., SLET, Ph.D.
Assistant Professors ¢ Ms. Jessilla Malarvizhi L, M.Sc., M.Phil., SET, NET
¢ Ms. M. Mercy Evangeline, M.C.A., M.Phil., SET, NET
Department of Psychology
Associate Professors ¢ Dr. M. Kanchana, M.A., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D.,
Head of the Department ¢ Dr. D. Sumathi, M.A., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D.
Assistant Professors ¢ Dr. Zarina A, M.A., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D.
¢ Ms. Nazneen Polad Mogrelia, M.A., M.Phil., NET
¢ Dr. S. Usharani, M.A., Ph.D. ¢ Ms. Sarah Sruti Lall, M.A., M.Phil., NET
51
¢ Ms. Jemmy S, M.Sc., NET
¢ Ms. Jelin Rebekah A, M.Sc., M.Phil., NET
Counsellor
¢ Ms. Reema Joyice J, M.Sc.
Child Development Centre A Project of the Department of Psychology
¢ Ms. Agitha Grace Joseph, M.A.
¢ Ms. J. Swarnalathakumari, B.Sc., B.Ed.(SE), RCPT, DPOT
Department of Home Science
Associate Professors ¢ Dr. Sheila John, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Head of the Department - PG ¢ Dr. A. Mary Pramela, M.Sc., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D.
Head of the Department - UG ¢ Dr. V. Gowri Ramesh, M.Sc., NET, Ph.D.
¢ Dr. D. Annette Beatrice, M.Sc., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D.
Assistant Professors ¢ Dr. Jasmine Jenifer Arulmani D.,
M.Sc., M.Phil., SLET, NET, Ph.D.
¢ Ms. Veena Rajkumar, M.Sc., NET
¢ Dr. Sheba Sangeetha Jeyaraj, M.Sc., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D.
¢ Dr. Shajini Judith Diana J., M.Sc., M.Phil., SLET, NET, Ph.D.
¢ Ms. Preetha R., M.Sc., M.Phil., NET, SLET
¢ Dr. S. Sona, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., NET
¢ Dr. Suneeta Saghayam, M.Sc., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D.
¢ Dr. K. Nora Vigasini, M.Sc., M.Phil., NET, SLET, Ph.D.
52
¢ Dr. Janaki @ Priya S., M.Sc., Ph.D.
¢ Ms. Ananthalakshmi V., M.Sc., NET
Home Science Laboratory Nursery School ¢ Ms. G. R. Thirumala, B.A.,
Diploma in Special Education
¢ Ms. Vinitha Roseline Lawrence, Montessori & Kindergarten Teachers Training
Librarian : Ms. Chitra Inbanathan I., M.L.I.S., M.Phil., NET
Dr. Lisa Sheba Rani J, M.L.I.Sc, M.Phil., NET, Ph.D.
Physical Director : Dr. Agnes Vijaya Rani S, M.P.Ed, M.Phil., Ph.D.
System Analyst : Ms. K. Sheeba, B.E., M.C.A, M.Phil.
53
SELF-FINANCED PROGRAMS
LIST OF FACULTY MEMBERS2021 - 2022
54
Principal : Dr. Lilian I Jasper, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Dean : Dr. Elizabeth N, M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Internal Quality Assurance Cell Co-ordinator : Dr. Shoba Leslie, M.C.A., SLET, Ph.D.
Bursar : Ms. Catherine Correya, MBA, CA Inter.
Dean of Research : Dr. Jeba Jesintha J., M.Sc., M.Phil.
(Maths), M.Phil. (C.Sc.), Ph.D.
Dean of Academic Affairs : Dr. Anne Beryl Catherine S, M.Com., M.Phil., NET, SET
Controller of Examinations : Ms. Serin J., MCA, M.Phil., SET
Dean of Student Services : Dr. Eswari M, M.Com., M.Phil., MBA,
SET, Ph.D
Dean of Residents : Ms. Sweetlyn Moses,M.A.,M.Phil., NET
Chaplain : Dr.Cordilea Hannah,M.Sc.,M.Phil., Ph.D.
Staff Club Secretary : Dr. Hema Shankari K.,M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D
Student Senate Election Staff Co-ordinators : Dr. Saranya J., MA.,M.Phil.,NET, Ph.D.
Dr.Phebe Stella A.,M.A.,M.Phil.,NET, Ph.D.
Human Relations Officer : Ms. N. Jasmine Vinolia, B.Sc., MBA
55
Department of Commerce
B.Com.
Associate Professors ¢ Ms. Margaret Alexander, M.Com., M.Phil., NET
Head of the Department ¢ Dr. Kanchana Naidu, M.Com., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D.
Assistant Professors ¢ Ms. Jeya J., M.Com, M.Phil., NET
¢ Dr. Smitha Poulose, M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.
B.Com. – General
Associate Professors ¢ Dr. Anne Beryl Catherine S.,M.Com.,M.Phil.,SET,NET, Ph.D.
Head of the Department ¢ Dr. Selvia Mercy D., M.Com., M.Phil., & Ph.D
Assistant Professors ¢ Ms. Priyadharshini G., M.Com., M.Phil., SET, NET
¢ Ms. Poornima M., M.Com., M.Phil., SET
¢ Ms Jeevitha A., M.Com., M.Phil., SET., NET
B.Com. – Accounting & Finance
Associate Professors ¢ Dr. Elizabeth N., M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Head of the Department ¢ Dr. Ethen Malar J., M.Com., M.Phil., SET, Ph.D.
¢ Dr. Kalpana Naidu C., M.Com., M.Phil., SET, NET, Ph.D.
Assistant Professors ¢ Dr. Malar Packyanathan, M.Com, M.Phil., NET, Ph.D.
¢ Ms. Pauline Jannet S., M.Com., M.Phil., SET
56
B.Com. – Computer Application
Associate Professor ¢ Dr. Neena Mary C. T., M.Com., M.Phil.,SET.,Ph.D.
Head of the DepartmentAssistant Professors
¢ Ms. Mahalakshmi K., MCA, M.Phil., NET, SET
¢ Ms. Martina Betsy A., MCA, SET
¢ Ms. Shankari R., M.Com., M.Phil., SET, NET
¢ Ms. Geethanjali M, M.Com., NET
B.Com. – Honours
Associate Professors ¢ Dr. Anita Priscilla J., M.Com., B.Ed., M.Phil., SLET, Ph.D.
Head of the Department ¢ Ms. Priya C., M.Com., M.Phil., SET, NET
Assistant Professors ¢ Ms. Poonkodi M., M.Com., M.Phil., SET
¢ Ms. Hamsa Priya D., M.Com., SET, NET
¢ Ms Karthiga T., M.Com, M.Phil & SET
M.Com. – GeneralAssociate Professors
¢ Dr. B.S. Catherine, M.Com., M.Phil., MHRM, SLET, Ph.D.
Head of the Department ¢ Dr. Linet Christilda Gnanalilly R.,
M.Com., M.Phil., SET, NET, Ph.D
¢ Dr. Eswari M., M.Com., M.Phil., MBA, SET, Ph.D. Assistant Professor
¢ Dr. Joy Demaris P, M.Com., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D.
57
Department of Management Studies
Human Resource Management
Associate Professor ¢ Dr. Subha Princila T., MBA, NET, Ph.D.
Head of the Department Assistant Professors
¢ Ms. Anitha Sharon, MBA, SET
¢ Dr. Carolin Golda P., MHRM, MBA, M.Phil. Ph.D.
¢ Ms Acsah Elin J., BE.,.MBA.,NET
BBA
Associate Professors ¢ Dr. Jenelin Kamalam R., MBA, M.Phil., SET, Ph.D.
Head of the Department ¢ Dr. Nancy Elizabeth G., MBA, M.Phil., Ph.D.
¢ Dr. Usha S., MBA, NET, Ph.D.
Assistant Professors ¢ Dr. Janet Glory M. C., BE, MBA, SET, NET, Ph.D.
¢ Ms. Monica Ruby Ebenezer, B.E., MBA, NET
Department of Corporate Economics
Associate Professors ¢ Ms. Preeti Anand, M.A., M.Phil., SLET
Head of the Department ¢ Dr. Annie Abraham S., M.A., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D.
¢ Dr. Doraswami Maria Kirthi, M.A., M.Phil., SET, Ph.D.
58
Department of Visual Communication
Associate Professors ¢ Ms. Sharmila Christy S., M.A. M.Phil., SET, NET
Head of the Department ¢ Ms. Irvin Mary S., M.Sc., M.Phil., SET, NET
Assistant Professors ¢ Ms. Archana N., M.Sc., SET, NET
¢ Ms. Sowmiya P., M.Sc., NET
Department of Computer Science
BCAAssociate Professors
¢ Ms. Sylvia Mary D., MCA, M.Phil., NET Head of the Department
¢ Dr. Hema Shankari K., M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D
¢ Dr. Konduri Sucharitha, MCA., M.Phil., Ph.D Assistant Professors
¢ Ms. Arulmathi R., MCA., M.Phil., NET
¢ Dr. Lakshmi Devi R., MCA, Ph.D.
M.Sc. Computer Science and Technology
[Five Year Integrated Program]Associate Professors
¢ Ms. Mary Ivy Deepa I. S., MCA, M.Phil., SET, NET
Head of the Department ¢ Ms. Sharlie Vasanthi N., MCA, M.Phil.,
¢ Dr. Jerline Amutha A., MCA, M.Phil., Ph.D.
Assistant Professors ¢ Ms. Glory Vijayaselvi K., MCA, M.Phil, NET
59
¢ Ms. Christy Pushpaleela R., MCA, M.Phil.
¢ Dr. Savithri V., M.Sc., MCA, M.Phil., Ph.D.
¢ Dr. Vijayasamundeeswari V, MCA, SET, Ph.D. ¢ Dr. Vimalapriya M.D., MCA, M.Phil., Ph.D.
Information Technology (UG & PG)
Associate Professor ¢ Ms. Serin J., MCA, M.Phil., SET
Head of the DepartmentAssistant Professors
¢ Dr. Vanitha N., M.Sc., M.Phil., SET, Ph.D.
¢ Dr. Angeladeepa V.R., M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D.
¢ Ms. Shwetha K., MCA, SET
¢ Ms. Eben Angel Pauline D., M.Sc., MCA., M.Phil., SET
PG Department of EnglishAssistant Professors
¢ Dr. Saranya J., M.A., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D. Head of the Department
¢ Ms. Shwetha Sreekumar, M.A., M.Phil., NET
¢ Ms. Elizabeth Rahel George, M.A., NET
¢ Dr. Bavani Rekha A., M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
¢ Ms. Fahmida Sanoupher P.M., M.A., M.Phil., NET
¢ Ms. Lemma Ana Crisostum , M.A., M.Phil., SET, NET
¢ Ms. Esther Susanna Rajam, M.A., SET
¢ Ms Jeevlin Abraham., M.A & NET
¢ Ms Josephine Mercy B., MA., M.Phil & NET
¢ Ms Cynthia S., M.A & SET
60
Department of TamilAssistant Professor
¢ Dr. Phebe Stella A., M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., NET
Head of the Department
Department of LanguagesHindi
Associate Professor ¢ Dr. Sunita Jajodia, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Head of the DepartmentFrench
Assistant Professor ¢ Ms. Nandini Dhanapal, M.A., NET
PG Department of Biotechnology
Associate Professors ¢ Dr. Priya R. Iyer, M.Sc., SET, Ph.D.
Head of the Department ¢ Dr. Anita R. J. Singh, M.Sc., NET, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor ¢ Dr. Anchana Devi C., M.Sc., M.Phil., SET, Ph.D.
PG Department of PhysicsAssociate Professor
¢ Ms. Lakshmi Devi S., M.Sc., SLET Head of the Department
Assistant Professors ¢ Dr. Meera K., M.Sc., Ph.D.
61
¢ Dr. Alison Christina Fernandez, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
¢ Ms. Anjaly J Rahel, M.Sc., NET
PG Department of Chemistry
Associate Professor ¢ Dr. Ramalechume C., M.Sc., Ph.D.
Head of the DepartmentAssistant Professors
¢ Dr. Shilpa M., M.Sc., Ph.D.
¢ Dr. Nimita Jebaranjitham J., M.Sc., M.Phil., SLET, Ph.D.
PG Department of Mathematics
Associate Professor ¢ Dr. Jeba Jesintha J., M.Sc., M.Phil. (Maths), M.Phil. (C.Sc.), Ph.D.
Head of the DepartmentAssistant Professors
¢ Dr. Arul Jeya Shalini M., M.Sc., Ph.D.
¢ Dr. Sajiya Merlin Mahizl A., M.Sc., M.Phil. Ph.D.
¢ Dr. Sharon Philomena V., M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
PG Department of CommunicationAssociate Professors
¢ Dr. Punitha D., M.A., SLET, NET, Ph.D. Head of the Department
¢ Dr. Asha Alexander, M.A. (Lit.), M.A. (Comm.), M.Phil., SET, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor ¢ Ms. Magarika V. S., M.A., SET, NET
62
PG Department of International Studies
Assistant Professors ¢ Ms. Hemalatha G. , MA, M.Phil., NET
¢ Ms. Angelin Archana A R., M.A., M.Phil., NET
¢ Ms. Maithili Shrirang Sane., M.A & NET
Department of PsychologyAssistant Professor
¢ Ms. Indhumathi R., M.Sc., M.Phil., NET
Physical Director : Dr. Naveena Priya D., M.Ped., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D.
System Analyst : Ms. K. Sheeba, B.E., M.C.A, M.Phil.
Administrative Offices
Office of the Principal ¢ Ms. Vasikaran Z G Pankajam,
B.Com., Diploma in Secretarial Course - Principal’s Secretary & Assistant
¢ Ms. Usha Fredric, B.A., PG Dip. In Marketing Management -Spl. Gr. Lab Assistant
¢ Ms. Eleena Stephen, B.A., Dip. in Secretarial Course - Assistant
¢ Ms. Vijila S. M., B.Com. - Typist
¢ Ms. S. Eva Josephine, M.Com., MBA - Junior Assistant
¢ Mr. Srinivasan V., B.Sc. - Record Clerk
¢ Mr. B. Rajesh - Office Assistant
¢ Mr. D. Dhanasekaran - Office Assistant
63
Office of the Bursar ¢ Mr. R. Ravichandran, B.A. - Superintendent ¢ Ms. P. Vasanthi, B.A. - Assistant
¢ Mr. Vasantha Kumar, M.A., M.Div. Spl. Gr. Lab - Assistant
¢ Mr. V. Arockia Rajan, B.Com., Spl. Gr. Lab - Assistant
¢ Ms. R. Mercy Saratha Bai, MBA - Assistant
¢ Ms. Delphine Nirupama E., M.A., - Junior Assistant
¢ Ms. Sarah J., B.A. - Lab Assistant
¢ Mr. Manikandan K., B.Com. - Junior Assistant
¢ Mr. Y. Zakkir Hussain Khan, B.Com. - Accounts Officer
¢ Mr. Jaya Bharath P., M.Com., MBA, PGDCA - Accountant
¢ Ms. J. Joslyn Jeyaseeli, M.Sc. - Lab Assistant
¢ Ms. T. Priyadarshini, B.Com. - Junior Assistant
¢ Ms. Divya J., B.Com. - Junior Assistant
¢ Ms. Joy Kirubai, B.Com. - Junior Assistant
¢ Ms. Gayathri K., B.Com. - Junior Assistant ¢ Ms. Bhavani T., B.Sc.- Typist
¢ Mr. Arumugam K. - Record Clerk
¢ Mr. Jai Vignesh R.- Office Assistant
¢ Mr. V. Arimavalavanman,- Office Assistant
¢ Mr. Kalingeshwaran K., PGDCA - Office Assistant
Office of the Controller of Examinations
¢ Ms. T. Joyce Punitha, M.A. - Lab Assistant
¢ Ms. S. Suhirta Arul Kala, M.Com. - Accountant
¢ Ms. Shobana Sharon Mathew - Assistant M.A., Dip. in Secretarial Course
64
¢ Ms. Nirmala V., M.A., PGDCA - Junior Assistant
¢ Ms. Deena Newlin R., B.Sc. - Junior Assistant
¢ Ms. M. Amudha, B.Sc., PGDMLT - Junior Assistant
¢ Ms. Jhansi Devakirubai S., B.Sc. - Junior Assistant
¢ Ms. Tamilselvi J. P., B.Sc. - Junior Assistant ¢ Ms. A. K. Horlin Melba, B.Sc. - Junior Assistant
¢ Ms. Joice Roselin Thangam, B.A. - Junior Assistant
¢ Mr. A. Judu Thambiraj, B.Sc. - Office Assistant
¢ Mr. Sam Sundar P. - Office Assistant
¢ Mr. N. Murugan, B.Com. - Office Assistant
System Technician ¢ Mr. K. Prabhakaran, M.Sc., I.T.
Technical Instructors ¢ Mr. Vibin Raj A., BCA, - Store keeper
¢ Mr. Suresh Kumar A. ¢ Mr. Merwin Christo Manzil A., M.A.
Sound Engineer ¢ Ms. Bhavani P., B.E.
Electrical Maintences ¢ Mr. Murali S.
Library ¢ Ms. P. Grace Panneer Selvi, B.A. ¢ Ms. A. Kavitha Kanmani, M.A., PGDCA
¢ Ms. Kavitha M., M.A.
¢ Ms. Veni Metilda G., B.Com.
65
¢ Ms. Joshvi Vinolina J., MLIS
¢ Mr. Kathiravan U - Office Assistant
Lab Assistants
¢ Mr. R. Christian Smith ¢ Mr. B. Rajasekaran
¢ Mr. W. Jacob Gideon, B.A. ¢ Mr. S. Prabaharan
¢ Mr. R. Celestine ¢ Mr. E. Bakkiaraj, B.A.
¢ Mr. M. Radhakrishnan ¢ Mr. A. John Fernandez
¢ Mr. Z. Arulanandam ¢ Mr. N. Sunil Vijayakumar
¢ Mr. R. Venkatesan ¢ Mr. P. Balaji
¢ Mr. S. Kumaravelu ¢ Ms. Rhoda Sampoornam S., MCA
¢ Ms. Sharmila Ganesh, B.A.
¢ Ms. Rekha C. V., B.Sc.
¢ Ms. P. Pramila, B.A. ¢ Ms. Emima Anbumalar, B.A
¢ Mr. S. Vijayakumar, B.Com., Record Clerk
¢ Ms. Shobana P., M.A.
¢ Mr. D. Kumaresan, Record Clerk
Supervisor ¢ Mr. H. Kanagaponraj, B.E.
Wardens ¢ Ms. R. Prabha, M.A. ¢ Ms. S. Thangam Priskilla, M.A.
Driver ¢ Mr. G. Munnusamy
66
Cooks
¢ Mr. V. S. Mani ¢ Mr. Anandraj
¢ Mr. V. Kumar ¢ Mr. Balasundaram Maintenance Staff
¢ Mr. J. Manikandan
Gardeners
¢ Mr. A. Ravikumar ¢ Mr. S. Ravi
¢ Mr. S. Babu ¢ Mr. Karthick S.
¢ Mr. S. Senthil Kumar ¢ Mr. Narasimmaraju G.S.
¢ Mr. P. Govindan ¢ Mr. Santhakumar S.
House Keeping
¢ Ms. A. Amutha ¢ Ms. Parimala L.
¢ Ms. M. Tamarai Selvi ¢ Ms. Parvathy K.
¢ Ms. G. Mary ¢ Ms. Ramani A.
¢ Ms. J. Mangayarkarasi ¢ Ms. Mahalakshmi Venkatesan
¢ Ms. Lakshmi Devi B. ¢ Ms. Deepa A.
¢ Ms. Kala S. ¢ Ms. Philomena M.
¢ Ms. Nagajyothi T S. ¢ Ms. N. Nirmala
¢ Ms. Agnes ¢ Ms. Esther Mercy N.
¢ Ms. Indhira J. ¢ Ms. Flora Mahila Bai S.
67
¢ Ms. Dhanalakshmi G. ¢ Ms. Ramya E.
¢ Ms. Fathima A. ¢ Ms. Daisy Rani K
¢ Ms. Kalaiselvi K. ¢ Ms. Rita J.
WCC Outreach Centre – Chetpet ¢ Ms. Mary Edel Queen – Tailoring Teacher ¢ Ms. Rani - Maintenance
68
COLLEGE SOCIETIES
MEMBERS OF THE SENATE
Principal - Dr. Lilian I Jasper
Vice – Principal - Dr. Sheila John
Dean – Self – financed Programs
- Dr. Elizabeth N
IQAC Coordinator - Dr. Shoba Leslie
Bursar - Ms. Catherine Correya
Controller of Examinations
- Dr. Kalavathy Santhi, Ms. Serin J
Deans of Academic Affairs
- Dr. Lily Margaret Priya W Dr. Anne Beryl Catherine S
Deans of Research - Dr. Banani MukhopadhyayDr. Jeba Jesintha J
Deans of Student Services
- Dr. D. Annette BeatriceDr. Eswari M
Dean of Resident Students
- Ms.Sweetlyn Moses
Chaplain - Dr. Cordilea Hannah
Librarian - Ms. Chitra InbanathanDr. Lisa Sheba Rani J.
Human Resource Officer
- Ms. Jasmine Vinolia N
Faculty Representatives
- Dr. Jasmine Jenifer Arulmani DMs. Preeti AnandMs. Eben Angel Pauline D
69
Student Senate
President - Keziah James III NUT
Vice-President - Vyshnavi T S III B.A. Corp. Econ.
Secretary - Johana Mary Anand II CSC
Treasurer - Shreya Alice Gubby R II B.A Corp. Eco
Chairperson for Religious Life
- Shanti Thapa
III BBA
Chairpersons for Cultural Activities
- Anne Aparna A III ZBT Karthika S III CMF
Chairpersons for Extension Activities
- Meenakshi M III MAT Elizabeth Varghese
III BCA
Chairpersons for Games
- Jerlin A
III ENG Sai Malaika T III VCM
Chairpersons for Non-Residents
- Priyanka Nair
III NUT Abirami A III CMF
70
Chairperson for Residents
- Lily Priya Jasper III CEM
Class II Representatives
- Rajeswari T II CSC
Joanita Mercy Anand II CMF
ASSOCIATIONS
Student Christian Movement
Faculty Co-ordinator
- Ms.Ashita Chandran Department of English
Dr. Ethen Malar Department of Commerce
President - R. Soffia III MAT
Secretary - Annie Gethcy K II BBA
Joint Secretary - Joselin Rachel E II MAT
Treasurer - Mary Nancy .V II B.COM
71
Chapel Committee Shanti Thapa III BBA YesupoguJony Sharon III PSY KeziaArpana Sudhakar III PSY Pearlin Angelina P III NUC T. Grace Deboral III HST Nishiha J III ENG
Joan Kshatriya Darling III BBA
Jalana I III BBA Angelin D III BCA
Joanna Abigail II ZBT
Christina Abraham II NUT
Gifty II NUC
Rachel J. Evangeline II ENG
Hannah L. Sylvia II COM
72
Elizabeth Timothy II BBA
Upasana Miriam Asveen
II CMH
Shanthi .K II CMG
B. Philomina II CMC
College Choir
Faculty Co- ordinator
- Ms Sarah Sruthi Lal Department of Psychology
Dr Juanita Saroj Department of Physics
Student Co-ordinators
- Hannah Jane Pt III CSC
Santhra Acca Mathulla III CEM
Assistant Co-ordinators
- Keren Preethi J III CHE
Joan Kshatriya Darling III BBA
Shofar
Faculty Co-ordinator
- Dr. Judia Harriet Sumathy V Department of AZBT
73
Student Co-ordinatior
- Mirclene Gracy Dinakaran III ENGFaith Prima RobinsonIII CMC
Asst. Student Co-ordinators
- Deborah Grace J III PBPB Sneha S III CMC
Institution Innovation Club (IIC)
Convenor - Dr. V.Narmadha Department of Computer Science
Staff in charge - Dr. Hema Shankari K.Department of BCA
President - Anu Karthika S.III BCA
Vice President - Pearlin Angelina P.III NUC
E CELL
Convenor - Dr. V.Narmadha Department of Computer Science
Staff in charge - Dr. Margaret Marie J. Department of Chemistry
President - Megha Mary Joseph II PBT
74
Vice President - Porkothai V III PSY
Extension Activities
Co-ordinator - Dr Christina Nancy Department of Physics Dr. Janet Glory Department of BBA
Value Education
Co-ordinator - Ms R Preetha Department of Home Science Dr LinetChristilda PG Department of Commerce
Sunflower – Editorial Board
Faculty Editors - Ms. Ashita ChandranDepartment of English (Shift I)Dr. Saranya J Department of English (Shift II)
Student Editor - Judith Grace Lazarus III PSY
Associate Editors - Samuykta D’Mel III ENGVyshnavi TIII CEM
75
Career Guidance Cell
Faculty Co-ordinator
- Ms. M. Mercy Evangeline Department of Computer Science
Dr. Esther Arul Mary S G Department of Tamil
Ms. Hamsa Priya Department of Commerce
Dr Caroline Golda Department of Management Studies
Ms. Vanitha N Department of Computer Science
Dr. Asha Alexander PG Department of Communication
Literary & Debating ClubTamil:Faculty Co-ordinators
- Dr. Esther Arul Mary S G Department of Tamil - Shift I
Dr. Phebe Stella A Department of Tamil - Shift II
76
Student Co-ordinator
- Keerthana .G
III PHY Keerthana .K
III BIT
Sneha .S
II MAT
Abinaya .K
III CEM
English:Faculty Advisor - Dr. C. Anupama
Department of English – Shift I
Ms. Jeevlin Department of English – Shift II
Student Co-ordinator
- Padmaja Ravi III ENG
P. Meghana
III BCA
Sheryl Carmelin
III PSY
Ann Vaneza Jude
II PSY
77
Hindi:Faculty Advisor - Dr. Priya Naidu
Languages (Hindi) Dept. Shift I
Dr. Sunita Jajodia
Languages (Hindi) Dept. Shift II
Student Co-ordinator
- Manushri S
II PSY Anjali Khakha II CSC Andrea P Viju III CEM Ayesha Khanooni II CEM
French:Faculty Advisor - Dr. Ranjini Christopher
Languages (French) Dept. Shift I
Student Co-ordinator
- Neha Marianne Verghis II ENG Aarthi Paranthaman II ENG Sarah Mariyam III VCM
Elizabeth Timothy II BBA
78
Quiz Club Faculty Advisor - Ms. Jemima Farrar
Department of English – Shift I
Dr. Cynthia Department of English – Shift II
Student Co-ordinator
- Rachel .J II ENGRasheedhaSulthanaII ENG
Club Co-ordinators & Assistant Co-ordinators Shift I
Indian Music Club - Parvathy Manoj III ENGAnamika ArunII CHE
Western Music Club - Princess Mary III ENGRiya Saji II PSY
Indian Dance Club - Namrata Praveen III PSYSaitha II CSC
79
Western Dance Club - Preetha .RIII NUCIvana Blessy .PIII ENG
Fusion Dance Club - Shruthii .P .V III CHEVaishnavi MehaII NUC
Arts Club - Angelin Nisha .JIII ENGPriya .G .R II NUT
Dramatics Club - Angelin Anna GeorgeIII ENGNeha Marianne Verghis II ENG
Photography Club - Keerthana .DIII PBPBTanushree II CSC
Shift II
Indian Music Club - Sharon Sahana .J .K III CMH
Trisha Jagan II PYY
Contemporary Dance Club
- Ashwanthi III PCTSriharitha Sakthivel II PYY
80
Western Music Club - Kiara III BBA Betsy Joan Pauline III CMH
Western Dance Club - LakshmipriyaIII BCA Niranjana .S III VCM
Dramatics Club - Sujitha .NIII COM Samyuktha Darira II PYY
Arts Club - Medha TejaswiniIII CMHRithika II CMH
Photography Club - Shreeranjani .SIII VCM Divine Rizia II PMC
Extension Activities
A. NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC)
Associate NCC Officer (ANO)
- Lt. Selva Malathi A Department of Commerce
81
Senior Under Officer (SUO)
- Kavya S III MAT
Cadet Under Officer (CUO)
- Tanu Sharma R III MAT Raveena D III ZBT Licial III BITYamini B III CMH
Company Sergant Major
- Hesli Peter III CMFAnju I III HST
Company Quarter Master Sergant
- Kajal S III CEM
NCC Air Wing - Kenziah Shekinah S III CEM Pooja Shivani K III MAT
NCC Navy Wing - Apritha Muralidaran III PSU Rajasreevani III ENG
B. NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS) - Units I & II
Program Officer - Ms. Anuradha A Department of History Dr Evelin Kramony Department of PBPB
82
President - Janani Shree P III HST
Vice-President - Akshayanivasini. A G III NUC
Secretary - Renuga Devi P III PHY
Joint Secretary -
Treasurer - Jayavarshini S III HST
Event Co-ordinator
- Seetha Abirami R III NUC
Asst. Event Co-ordinator
- Adhvitha Vasudevan II HST
Red Ribbon Club
Co-ordinator - Gowri K G III CHE
Asst. Co-ordinator
- Raj Kumar Sai Sahithi II HST
Youth Red Cross
Co-ordinator - Shrinithi R II PBPB
Asst. Co-ordinator
- Madhumathi M V II HST
83
YRG Project
Co-ordinator - Anushka PIII ENG
Asst. Co-ordinator
- Tadeen FerozII HST
Abstinence Club
Co-ordinator - Esther Persia J III HST
Asst. Co-ordinator
- Manushri SII PSY
TANSAC Club
Co-ordinator - Shree sharavathi SII NUC
Asst. Co-ordinator
- Jefina Shaley J MII PBPB
Helping the Blind
Co-ordinator - Madhumitha MII MAT
Asst. Co-ordinator
- Andrea Sharon AII PHY
Helping Hands
Co-ordinator - Kiran Jenfier YII NUC
84
Asst. Co-ordinator
- Kanchana DII MAT
Little Sisters of Poor
Co-ordinator - Nandhini VII CHE
Asst.Co-ordinator - Vanshitha J III PSY
Shelter Home
Co-ordinator - Thangamaduram MII HST
Asst.Co-ordinator - Ancy MathewIII ENG
Pink Warriors
Co-ordinator - Pavithra NIII MAT
Asst.Co-ordinator - Srinidhi A B III NUC
C. NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS) - Units III
Program Officer - Dr. Janet Glory Department of Business
Administration - Ms. MahalakshmiDepartment of Commerce (CA)
85
President - K. Abhinaya III CEM
Vice-President - Nikitha Sarah Thomas III CMF
Treasurer - Gracelyn Jenisha III BBA
Secretary
Joint Secretary - Andrea P VijuIII CEM
Red Ribbon Club
Co-ordinator - Mishel Joylin YIII BCA
Co-ordinator UdhayaIII B.Com. (A&F)
Asst. Co-ordinator
- Sanskrithi J KumarII BCA
Youth Red Cross
Co-ordinator - Dorris Raya V RIII B.Com. (A&F)
Co-ordinator Gayathri SIII B.Com.
Asst. Co-ordinator
- Vinitha VII BCA
TANSAC Club
Co-ordinator - Rohita TIII IT
86
Co-ordinator Medha Tejaswini NIII B.Com. (H)
Asst. Co-ordinator
- Lawanya MII B.Com. (H)
Helping the Blind
Co-ordinator - Hemalathaa III B.Com. (CA)
Co-ordinator Aarthi RIII B.Com. (G)
Asst. Co-ordinator
- Deepikaa EII B.Com., (H)
Pink Warriors
Co-ordinator - Shree Vidhya DIII B.Com. (A&F)
Co-ordinator Merfa Bhakiya SelbiIII B.Com.
Asst. Co-ordinator
- Snehaa R K III CST
Swachh Bharat
Co-ordinator - S. JemimaIII B.Com. (A&F)
Co-ordinator - Josna Saji Varghese III B.Com
87
Co-ordinator - Achsah Joseph III Vis. Com.
D. ROTARACT CLUB
Faculty Co-ordinators
- Ms. Jessilla Malarvizhi LDepartment of Computer Science
Ms. Archana N Department of Visual Communication
President - Liyana Khalid A K III NUC
Vice-President - Angeline Reetu A III BCA
Secretary - Aissvarya R HIII NUC
Joint Secretary - Sanjanaa Aaravind III PSY
Associate Sergeant At Arms
- Kalika Loganathan III CMC
Public Relations Officer
-
Asso. Public Relations Officer
-
Community Service Director
- Pearlin Angelina P III NUC
88
Asso. Community Service Director
-
Professional Service Director
- Atulya Venkatesh III PSY
Asso. Professional Service Director
-
Club Service Director
- Sneha J III PBPB
Asso. Club Service Director
-
International Service Director
- Tanya Stephenie Bennett III PSY
Asso. International Service Director
-
Teach Director - Dhivya P III CMC
Stree Suraksha
Chairperson - Grace Deboral T III HST
Secretary - Akshya Gayathri VII PYY
HI-V
Chairperson - Gayathri Muthazhagan II PYY
Secretary - Charumitha S II CHE
89
Jarvis
Chairperson - Mhansiya II BBA
Secretary - Cindra AyadathilIII B.Com. (CA)
Tangled
Chairperson - Angel Jannete Soundarayaa II Corp. Eco.
Secretary - Abinaya RII PBPB
Maname o Manam
Chairperson - Avanthika SwamyIII PSY
Secretary - Swarna Kamaraj II B.Com. (H)
E. ECO-CLUB
Faculty Co-ordinators
- Dr. Benitha Golda D Department of Advanced Zoology & Biotechnology
Dr. Usha D Department of Mgmt. Studies
President - Shakthi Priya. S III PSYG. AkshithaIII CMG
90
Vice-President - Jennifer. W III MATMichelle Miriam Mathew III BBA
Secretary - Swarna S R III CHE
Treasurer - Akalyha A.VIII CMG
Campaign Co-ordinator
- Bavashri Yazhini. A III CHE
F. YOUNG INDIAN (YI)
Faculty Co-ordinators
- Dr Christina Nancy A Department of Physics
Dr. Jerlin Amudha Department of CST
Chair - Catharinal Silvia M lll ENGJinu Varshini. Su III B.Com. (H)
Co-Chair - Srinidhi VII ENG Venasa Pandian II BBA
Road safety Chair Sofia G III ENGAnju Elizabeth John III Corp. Eco.
91
Creativity & Career development Chair
Kanimozhi .S III NUT
Health & Safety Chair Sanjanna K. III ENG ShijilAchuThomas III B.Com. (A&F)
Accessibility Chair Femisha .S .A III HST Sowmiya. K III B.Com. (H)
93
Women’s Christian College,Chennai - 6.
Academic Calendar2021 - 2022
94
SEPT
EMBE
R 20
21
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1 VI2 I
3 II4 III
56 IV
7 V8 VI
9 I
10
Vina
yaka
r Ch
atur
thi
11 II
1213 III
14 IV15 V
16 VI17 I
18 II
1920 III
21 IV22 V
23 VI24 I
25 II
2627 III
28 IV29 V
30 VI
Lon
g Te
st I
95
OCTO
BER
2021
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
311 I
2Ga
ndhi
Ja
yant
hi
34 II
5 III6 IV
7 V8 VI
9 I
1011 II
12 III13 IV
14Ay
utha
Poo
ja
15Vi
jaya
Da
sam
i
16 V
1718 VI
19M
ilad-
un-n
abi
20 I21 II
22 III23 IV
2425 V
26 VI27 I
28 II29 III
30 IV
96
NOVE
MBE
R 20
21
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1 V2 VI
3 I4
Deep
aval
i5
Holid
ay6 II
78 III
9 IV10 V
11 VI12 I
13 II
1415 III
16 IV17 V
18 VI19 I
20 II
2122 III
23 IV24 V
25 VI26 I
27 IV
2829 V
30 VI
Lon
g Te
st II
97
DECE
MBE
R 20
21
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1 ESE
2 ESE
3 ESE
4 ESE
56 ES
E7 ES
E8 ES
E9 ES
E10 ES
E11 ES
E
1213 I
14 II15 III
16 IV17 V
18 VI
1920 I
21 II22 III
23 IV24
25Ch
ristm
as
2627
2829
3031
98
JANU
ARY
2022
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
3031 III
1Ne
w y
ear
23 V
4 VI5 I
6 II7 III
8 IV
910 V
11 VI12 I
13 II14 III
15Po
ngal
16Uz
hava
r Th
iruna
l
17 IV18 V
19 VI20 I
21 II22 III
2324 IV
25 V26
Repu
blic
Day
27 VI28 I
29 II
Lon
g Te
st I
99
Febr
uary
202
2
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1 IV2 V
3 VI4 I
5 II
67 III
8 IV9 V
10 VI11 I
12 II
1314 III
15 IV16 V
17 VI18 I
19 II
2021 III
22 IV23 V
24 VI25 I
26 II
2728 III
Lon
g Te
st I
100
MAR
CH 2
022
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1 IV2 V
3 VI4 I
5 II
67 III
8 IV9 V
10 VI11 I
12 II
1314 III
15 IV16 V
17 VI18 I
1
9II
2021 III
22 IV23 V
24 VI25 I
26 II
2728 III
29 IV30 V
31 VI
Lon
g Te
st II
101
APRI
L 20
22
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1 I
2Te
lugu
New
Ye
ar
34 II
5 III6 IV
7 V8 VI
9 I
1011
1213
14M
ahav
ir Ja
yant
hi
15Go
od F
riday
16
1718
1920
2122
23
2425
2627
2829
30
102
COLLEGE ALMANAC2021 - 2022
103
SEPTEMBER 2021
1 WED
2 THU
3 FRI
4 SAT
5 SUN
For thou hast found grace in my sight, and I know thee by name. - Exodus 33:17
104
SEPTEMBER 2021
6 MON
7 TUE
8 WED
9 THU
10 FRI
11 SAT
12 SUN
It is a good thing to give thanks unto the Lord, and to sing praises unto thy name, O Most High. - Psalm 92:1
105
SEPTEMBER 2021
13 MON
14 TUE
15 WED
16 THU
17 FRI
18 SAT
19 SUN
For surely there is an end; and thine expectation shall not be cut off. - Proverbs 23:18
106
SEPTEMBER 2021
20 MON
21 TUE
22 WED
23 THU
24 FRI
25 SAT
26 SUN
In God I have put my trust; I will not fear what flesh can do unto me. - Psalm 56:4
107
SEPTEMBER 2021 / OCTOBER 2021
27 MON
28 TUE
29 WED
30 THU
1 FRI
2 SAT
3 SUN
The Lord shall fight for you, and ye shall hold your peace. - Exodus 14: 14
108
OCTOBER 2021
4 MON
5 TUE
6 WED
7 THU
8 FRI
9 SAT
10 SUN
Be still, and know that I am God: I will be exalted among the heathen, I will be exalted in the earth. - Psalm 46:10
109
OCTOBER 2021
11 MON
12 TUE
13 WED
14 THU
15 FRI
16 SAT
17 SUN
Fear ye not, stand still, and see the salvation of the Lord, which he will shew to you today: for the Egyptians whom ye have seen today, ye shall see them again no more forever. - Exodus 14: 13
110
OCTOBER 2021
18 MON
19 TUE
20 WED
21 THU
22 FRI
23 SAT
24 SUN
Some trust in chariots, and some in horses: but we will remember the name of the Lord our God. - Psalm 20:7
111
OCTOBER 2021
25 MON
26 TUE
27 WED
28 THU
29 FRI
30 SAT
31 SUN
The Lord his God is with him, and the shout of a king is among them. - Numbers 23:21
112
NOVEMBER 2021
1 MON
2 TUE
3 WED
4 THU
5 FRI
6 SAT
7 SUN
I have set the Lord always before me: because he is at my right hand, I shall not be moved. - Psalm 16:8
113
NOVEMBER 2021
8 MON
9 TUE
10 WED
11 THU
12 FRI
13 SAT
14 SUN
For the Lord thy God hath blessed thee in all the works of thy hand. - Deuteronomy 2:7
114
NOVEMBER 2021
15 MON
16 TUE
17 WED
18 THU
19 FRI
20 SAT
21 SUN
I am the Lord; those who hope in me will not be disappointed. - Isaiah 49:23
115
NOVEMBER 2021
22 MON
23 TUE
24 WED
25 THU
26 FRI
27 SAT
28 SUN
For I know that my redeemer liveth, and that he shall stand at the latter day upon the earth. - Job 19:25
116
NOVEMBER 2021 / DECEMBER 2021
29 MON
30 TUE
1 WED
2 THU
3 FRI
4 SAT
5 SUN
His name shall be called Wonderful, Counseller, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace. - Isaiah 9:6
117
DECEMBER 2021
6 MON
7 TUE
8 WED
9 THU
10 FRI
11 SAT
12 SUN
Thou art my Son, this day have I begotten thee. - Acts 13:33
118
DECEMBER 2021
13 MON
14 TUE
15 WED
16 THU
17 FRI
18 SAT
19 SUN
Hail, thou that art highly favoured, the Lord is with thee: Blessed art thou among women. - Luke 1:28
119
DECEMBER 2021
20 MON
21 TUE
22 WED
23 THU
24 FRI
25 SAT
26 SUN
To give knowledge of salvation untohis people by the remission of their sins. - Luke 1:77
120
DECEMBER 2021 / JANUARY 2022
27 MON
28 TUE
29 WED
30 THU
31 FRI
1 SAT
2 SUN
For He performeth the thing that is appointed for me: and many such things are with him. - Job 23:14
121
JANUARY 2022
3 MON
4 TUE
5 WED
6 THU
7 FRI
8 SAT
9 SUN
But I am like a green olive tree in the house of God: I trust in the mercy of God forever and ever. - Psalm 52:8
122
JANUARY 2022
10 MON
11 TUE
12 WED
13 THU
14 FRI
15 SAT
16 SUN
May the Lord bless you Zion. he who is the Maker of heaven and earth. - Psalm 134:3
123
JANUARY 2022
17 MON
18 TUE
19 WED
20 THU
21 FRI
22 SAT
23 SUN
So teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom. - Psalm 90:12
124
JANUARY 2022
24 MON
25 TUE
26 WED
27 THU
28 FRI
29 SAT
30 SUN
The Lord of hosts is with us; the God of Jacob is our refuge. - Psalm 46:11
125
JANUARY 2022 / FEBRUARY 2022
31 MON
1 TUE
2 WED
3 THU
4 FRI
5 SAT
6 SUN
O Lord, be gracious unto us; we have waited for thee: be thou their arm every morning, our salvation also in the time of trouble. - Isaiah 33:2
126
FEBRUARY 2022
7 MON
8 TUE
9 WED
10 THU
11 FRI
12 SAT
13 SUN
Wherefore thou art great, O Lord God: for there is none like thee, neither is there any God beside thee. - 2 Samuel 7:22
127
FEBRUARY 2022
14 MON
15 TUE
16 WED
17 THU
18 FRI
19 SAT
20 SUN
It is God that girdeth me with strength, and maketh my way perfect. - Psalm 18:32
128
FEBRUARY 2022
21 MON
22 TUE
23 WED
24 THU
25 FRI
26 SAT
27 SUN
My defence is of God, which saveth the upright in heart. - Psalm 7:10
129
FEBRUARY 2022 / MARCH 2022
28 MON
1 TUE
2 WED
3 THU
4 FRI
5 SAT
6 SUN
I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. - Philippians 4:13
130
MARCH 2022
7 MON
8 TUE
9 WED
10 THU
11 FRI
12 SAT
13 SUN
Salvation belongeth unto the Lord: thy blessing is upon thy people. - Psalm 3:8
131
MARCH 2022
14 MON
15 TUE
16 WED
17 THU
18 FRI
19 SAT
20 SUN
For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. - Romans 10:13
132
MARCH 2022
21 MON
22 TUE
23 WED
24 THU
25 FRI
26 SAT
27 SUN
For Christ is the end of the law for righteousness to everyone that believeth. - Romans 8:32
133
MARCH 2022 / APRIL 2022
28 MON
29 TUE
30 WED
31 THU
1 FRI
2 SAT
3 SUN
But He was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace is upon him. - Isaiah 53:5
134
APRIL 2022
4 MON
5 TUE
6 WED
7 THU
8 FRI
9 SAT
10 SUN
Therefore if any man be in Christ he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold all things have become new. - 2 Corinthians 5:17
135
APRIL 2022
11 MON
12 TUE
13 WED
14 THU
15 FRI
16 SAT
17 SUN
I know that thou canst do everything, and that no thought can be with holden from thee. - Job 42:2
136
APRIL 2022
18 MON
19 TUE
20 WED
21 THU
22 FRI
23 SAT
24 SUN
Ye are the light of the world. A city that is set on the hill cannot be hid. - Matthew 5:14
137
APRIL 2022
25 MON
26 TUE
27 WED
28 THU
29 FRI
30 SAT
And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding shall keep your hearts and mind through Christ Jesus. - Philippians 4:7
138
MEMO
139
MEMO
140
MEMO
141
TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Name Number
142
TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Name Number
143
ALMA MATER
From this our land and far across the ocean Thy daughters’ voices rise in praise to thee, Our College fair, our faithful Alma Mater, O may we love thee more from year to year!
God be with thee, our College, God protect thee, His light shine on thee- this our fervent prayer.
Beneath thy trees and columns tall, majestic, Wisdom and knowledge thou dost give to all. Leaving thy portals, we go forth desiring, Lighted to lighten; bravely on we go.
God be with thee, our College, God protect thee, His light shine through thee-now and evermore.
THE COLLEGE SONGS
Song #1
1. There is a College nobly planned Founded to help our motherland; This is our purpose great and high, And we will love her till we die.
2. Study and friendship, Prayer and Play These occupy our College day, Training of body, soul and mind, All in our College surely find.
3. Lighted to lighten, we proclaim, Service to India as our aim, So let our lamps be filled and trimmed, To bear our light to all undimmed.
144
Song #2
For frolic and reunion now With gladsome hearts we greet you, Friendly faces old and new Are waiting here to meet you.
Chorus
The watching world is simply cowed by our display of knowledge O! Can any of this learned crowd Forget our dear Old College? No!
1. Our Principal she is wise and fair In her praise we never tire Come raise your cheer and fill the air For Dr. Lilian Jasper
2. Our Senior Student known to fame The best she stands before us Kezia James is her name Her praise we sing in Chorus.
Song #3To graduates the next in line In the chain that binds us fast Each student of the present To each student of the past We sing in happy greeting Of our purpose strong and true Of the loyalty of W.C.C We sing graduates to you We sing graduates to you.
145
Song #41. From year to year a chain is wrought
That shall never ending be Each class a link that binds the past To future days we cannot see. We march ahead with vision clear Thinking Alma Mater of thee To forge a link and find our place In the Chain of Unity.
2. Though strong the chain and welded firm By the classes of the past They look to us to do our part. To make its power of binding last So ever forward let us march From all selfish purpose free That ours may be the strongest link In the Chain of Unity.
1Bless the Lord oh my soul, Oh my soul Worship His Holy name Sing like never before, Oh my soul I’ll worship Your Holy name
The sun comes up, It’s a new day dawning It’s time to sing Your song again Whatever may pass, And whatever lies before me, Let me be singing, When the evening comes Bless the Lord oh my soul …..
You’re rich in love, And You’re slow to anger Your name is great, And Your heart is kind
146
For all Your goodness, I will keep on singing Ten thousand reasons, For my heart to find Bless the Lord oh my soul ….
Jonas Myrin& Matt Redman, 2012
2In Christ alone my hope is found He is my light, my strength, my song This Cornerstone, this solid ground Firm through the fiercest drought and storm What heights of love, what depths of peace When fears are stilled, when strivings cease My Comforter, my All in All Here in the love of Christ I stand
In Christ alone, who took on flesh Fullness of God in helpless babe This gift of love and righteousness Scorned by the ones He came to save ‘Till on that cross as Jesus died The wrath of God was satisfied For every sin on Him was laid Here in the death of Christ I live
There in the ground His body lay Light of the world by darkness slain Then bursting forth in glorious Day Up from the grave He rose again And as He stands in victory Sin’s curse has lost its grip on me For I am His and He is mine Bought with the precious blood of Christ
147
No guilt in life, no fear in death This is the power of Christ in me From life’s first cry to final breath Jesus commands my destiny No power of hell, no scheme of man Can ever pluck me from His hand ‘Till He returns or calls me home Here in the power of Christ I’ll stand
Stuart Townend, 2001
3God will make a way Where there seems to be no way He works in ways we cannot see He will make a way for me
He will be my guide Hold me closely to His side With love and strength for each new day He will make a way, He will make a way
Oh, God will make a way …..
By a roadway in the wilderness, He’ll lead me And rivers in the desert will I see Heaven and Earth will fade but His Word will still remain And He will do something new today
Oh, God will make a way …..
Don Moen, 2003
4I come before You today And there’s just one thing that I want to say Thank You Lord, Thank You Lord
148
For all You’ve given to me For all the blessings that I cannot see Thank You Lord, Thank You Lord
With a grateful heart, With a song of praise With an outstretched arm, I will bless Your name Thank You Lord, I just wanna thank You Lord Thank You Lord, I just wanna thank You Lord Thank You Lord
For all You’ve done in my life You took my darkness and gave me Your light Thank You Lord, Thank You Lord
You took my sin and my shame You took my sickness and healed all my pain Thank You Lord, Thank You Lord
Don Moen, 2004
5I just keep trusting my Lord as I walk a long I just keep trusting my Lord and He gives me a song Though the storm clouds darken the sky o’er the heavenly trail I just keep trusting my Lord, He will never fail He’s a faithful friend, such a faithful friend I can count on Him to the very end Though the storm clouds darken the sky o’er the heavenly trail I just keep trusting my Lord, He will never fail
John W. Peterson, 1962
6Light of the world, You stepped down into darkness Opened my eyes let me see
149
Beauty that made this heart adore You Hope of my life spent with You
Here I am to worship Here I am to bow down Here I am to say that You are my God You’re altogether lovely, Altogether worthy Altogether wonderful to me
King of all days, Oh so highly exalted Glorious in heaven above Humbly You came to the earth You created All for love’s sake became poor
I’ll never know how much it cost To see my sin upon that cross
Tim Hughes, 2001
7All things bright and beautiful, All creatures great and small, All things wise and wonderful: The Lord God made them all.
Each little flow’r that opens, Each little bird that sings, He made their glowing colors, He made their tiny wings.
The purple-headed mountains, The river running by, The sunset and the morning That brightens up the sky.
The tall trees in the greenwood, The meadows where we play,
150
The rushes by the water, To gather every day.
He gave us eyes to see them, And lips that we might tell How great is God Almighty, Who has made all things well.
Cecil F. Alexander, 1848
8Shepherd of my soul I give You full control Wherever You may lead I will follow I have made the choice to listen for Your voice Wherever You may lead I will go
Shepherd of my soul I give You full control Wherever You may lead I will follow I have made the choice to listen to Your voice Wherever You may lead I will go
Be it in a quiet pasture or by a gentle breeze
The Shepherd of my soul is by my side
Should I face a mighty mountain or a valley dark and deep
The Shepherd of my soul will be my guide
Marty Nystrom, 1988
9Standing on the promises of Christ my King, Through eternal ages let His praises ring, Glory in the highest, I will shout and sing, Standing on the promises of God.
Standing, standing,
151
Standing on the promises of God my Savior; Standing, standing, I’m standing on the promises of God.
Standing on the promises that cannot fail, When the howling storms of doubt and fear assail, By the living Word of God I shall prevail, Standing on the promises of God.
Standing on the promises of Christ the Lord, Bound to Him eternally by love’s strong cord, Overcoming daily with the Spirit’s sword, Standing on the promises of God.
Standing on the promises I cannot fall, List’ning every moment to the Spirit’s call, Resting in my Savior as my all in all, Standing on the promises of God.
Russell K. Carter, 1886
10Great is Thy faithfulness, O God my Father; There is no shadow of turning with Thee; Thou changest not, Thy compassions, they fail not; As Thou hast been, Thou forever will be.
Great is Thy faithfulness! Great is Thy faithfulness! Morning by morning new mercies I see. All I have needed Thy hand hath provided; Great is Thy faithfulness, Lord, unto me!
Summer and winter and springtime and harvest, Sun, moon and stars in their courses above Join with all nature in manifold witness
152
To Thy great faithfulness, mercy and love.
Pardon for sin and a peace that endureth Thine own dear presence to cheer and to guide; Strength for today and bright hope for tomorrow, Blessings all mine, with ten thousand beside!
Thomas Chisholm, 1923
11Be Thou my Vision, O Lord of my heart; Naught be all else to me, save that Thou art; Thou my best Thought, by day or by night, Waking or sleeping, Thy presence my light.
Be Thou my Wisdom, and Thou my true Word; I ever with Thee and Thou with me, Lord; Thou my great Father, I Thy true son; Thou in me dwelling, and I with Thee one.
Riches I heed not, nor man’s empty praise, Thou mine Inheritance, now and always: Thou and Thou only, first in my heart, High King of Heaven, my Treasure Thou art.
Anonymous, 8th Century Irish Hymn
12Praise Him! Praise Him! Jesus, our blessed Redeemer! Sing, O Earth, His wonderful love proclaim! Hail Him! Hail Him! Highest archangels in glory; Strength and honor give to His holy Name! Like a shepherd, Jesus will guard His children, In His arms He carries them all day long.
Praise Him! Praise Him! Tell of His excellent greatness;
153
Praise Him! Praise Him! Ever in joyful song!
Praise Him! Praise Him! Jesus, our blessed Redeemer! For our sins He suffered, and bled, and died. He our Rock, our hope of eternal salvation, Hail Him! Hail Him! Jesus the Crucified. Sound His praises! Jesus who bore our sorrows, Love unbounded, wonderful, deep and strong.
Praise Him! Praise Him! Jesus, our blessed Redeemer! Heav’nly portals loud with hosannas ring! Jesus, Savior, reigneth forever and ever; Crown Him! Crown Him! Prophet, and Priest, and King! Christ is coming! over the world victorious, Pow’r and glory unto the Lord belong.
Frances J. Crosby, 1869
131. When upon life’s billows you are tempest-tossed,
When you are discouraged, thinking all is lost, Count your many blessings, name them one by one, And it will surprise you what the Lord has done.
2. Count your blessings, name them one by one, Count your blessings, see what God has done! Count your blessings, name them one by one, And it will surprise you what the Lord has done.
3. Are you ever burdened with a load of care? Does the cross seem heavy you are called to bear? Count your many blessings, every doubt will fly, And you will keep singing as the days go by.
154
4. So, amid the conflict whether great or small, Do not be discouraged, God is over all; Count your many blessings, angels will attend, Help and comfort give you to your journey’s end.
Johnson Oatman, Jr., 1897
141. There shall be showers of blessing:
This is the promise of love; There shall be seasons refreshing, Sent from the Savior above.
Showers of blessing, Showers of blessing we need: Mercy-drops round us are falling, But for the showers we plead.
2. There shall be showers of blessing, Precious reviving again; Over the hills and the valleys, Sound of abundance of rain.
3. There shall be showers of blessing; Send them upon us, O Lord; Grant to us now a refreshing, Come, and now honor Thy Word.
4. There shall be showers of blessing: Oh, that today they might fall, Now as to God we’re confessing, Now as on Jesus we call!
Daniel W. Whittle, 1883
155
15Joyful, joyful, we adore Thee, God of glory, Lord of love; Hearts unfold like flow’rs before Thee, Op’ning to the sun above. Melt the clouds of sin and sadness; Drive the dark of doubt away; Giver of immortal gladness, Fill us with the light of day!
All Thy works with joy surround Thee, Earth and heav’n reflect Thy rays, Stars and angels sing around Thee, Center of unbroken praise. Field and forest, vale and mountain, Flow’ry meadow, flashing sea, Singing bird and flowing fountain Call us to rejoice in Thee.
Thou art giving and forgiving, Ever blessing, ever blest, Wellspring of the joy of living, Ocean depth of happy rest! Thou our Father, Christ our Brother, All who live in love are Thine; Teach us how to love each other, Lift us to the joy divine.
Henry J. van Dyke, 1907
161. Take my life and let it be
Consecrated, Lord, to Thee.
156
Take my moments and my days, Let them flow in endless praise.
Take my hands and let them move At the impulse of Thy love. Take my feet and let them be Swift and beautiful for Thee.
2. Take my voice and let me sing, Always, only for my King. Take my lips and let them be Filled with messages from Thee.
Take my silver and my gold, Not a mite would I withhold. Take my intellect and use Every pow’r as Thou shalt choose.
3. Take my will and make it Thine, It shall be no longer mine. Take my heart, it is Thine own, It shall be Thy royal throne.
4. Take my love, my Lord, I pour At Thy feet its treasure store. Take myself and I will be Ever, only, all for Thee.
Frances R. Havergal, 1874
#1 - Prayer for CollegeTake the College into Thy hands, Lord of the Heavenly Kingdom. Make it a place after Thine own heart, a good place, where the good life is lived and the good fight is fought by us all. Give us health, joy in our work, faithfulness in our duty, love and understanding one
157
toward another. Help us to live, help us to grow, and in Thy name we ask it, Lord Almighty. Amen.
#2 – The Lord’s PrayerOur Father which art in heaven, Hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done in earth, as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil: For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever. Amen.
#3 – Apostle’s CreedI believe in God, the Father Almighty, Creator of heaven and earth. I believe in Jesus Christ, His only Son, our Lord, who was conceived by the Holy Spirit and born of the virgin Mary. He suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died, and was buried; He descended to hell. The third day He rose again from the dead. He ascended to heaven and is seated at the right hand of God the Father Almighty. From there He will come to judge the living and the dead. I believe in the Holy Spirit, the holy catholic church, the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting. Amen.
#4 – Psalm 23The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name’s sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy
158
°òõ«ù °òõ«ù
°òõ«ù °òõ«ù ð¬ìŠH¡ è£óí«ùèOñ‡í£ù ⡬ù»«ñè‡«í£‚AŠ 𣘈F´«ñ
1. ªõÁ¬ñò£ù ð£ˆFó‹  ªõÁˆ¶ˆ îœ÷£ñ«ô
Gó‹H õN»‹ ð£ˆFóñ£Œ M÷ƒè„ ªêŒ»«ñ «õîˆF™ 裵‹ ð£ˆFó‹ â™ô£‹ Þ«ò²¬õ
«ð£ŸP´«î ⡬ù»‹ ÜšMîŠ ð£ˆFóñ£Œ õ¬ù‰¶
ªè£œÀ«ñ2. M¬ô«ð£è£î ð£ˆFó‹ 
M¼‹¹õ£K™¬ô«ò M¬ôJ™ô£ à‹ A¼¬ðò£™
àè‰îA´«ñ î¬ìèœ ò£¾‹ c‚A ⡬ùˆ ñŠ «ð£™
ñ£ŸP´«ñ à¬ìˆ¶ ⡬ù à‰î‚«è
à¬ì¬ñò£‚A´«ñ
3. ñ‡í£¬êJ™  ñòƒA«ò ªñŒõN M†ìè¡«ø¡
臫ð£ù «ð£‚¬èŠ H¡ðŸP«ù¡ 臫ìQ™¬ô Þ¡ð«ñ
è£í£ñ™«ð£ù ð£ˆó‹ ⡬ùˆ «î®õ‰î
staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the Lord for ever.
Psalm 23:1-6
159
ªîŒõ«ñ õ£›ï£ª÷™ô£‹ à‹ð£î‹ «ê¼‹ ð£¬îJ™
ïìˆF´«ñ
ï¡Pò£™ ¶Fð£´
ï¡Pò£™ ¶F𣴠- ï‹ Þ«ò²¬õï£õ£«ô â¡Á‹ ð£´õ™ôõ˜ ï™ôõ˜ «ð£¶ñ£ùõ˜õ£˜ˆ¬îJ™ à‡¬ñ»œ÷õ˜ - ï¡P
1. âK«è£ ñF½‹ º¡«ù šï‹ Þ«ò² à‰î¡ º¡«ù ªêôAø£˜ èôƒA죫î F¬èˆFì£«î ¶FJù£™ Þ®‰¶ M¿‹
2. ªêƒèì™ ï‹¬ñ„ Å›‰¶ ªè£‡ì£½‹ C½¬õJ¡ Gö½‡´ 𣮴«õ£‹ ¶FˆF´«õ£‹ ð£¬îèœ A¬ìˆ¶M´‹
3. «è£Lò£ˆ ñ âF˜ˆ¶ õ‰î£½‹ ªè£…꺋 ðò‹ «õ‡ì£‹ Þ«ò² â¡Â‹ ï£ñ‹ à‡´ Þ¡«ø ªüJˆF´«õ£‹
c˜ ñ£ˆó‹ «ð£¶‹
ªò«è£õ£ f«ó îò£‹ ªîŒõ‹c˜ ñ£ˆó‹ «ð£¶‹ âù‚°ªò«è£õ£ ó£çð£ ²è‹ î¼‹ ªîŒõ‹à‹ î¿‹¹è÷£™ ²èñ£«ù£‹ªò«è£õ£ û‹ñ£ â¡ Ãì Þ¼Šd˜â¡ «î¬õªò™ô£‹ ê‰FŠd˜
c˜ ñ£ˆó‹ «ð£¶‹ (3) - âù‚°c˜ ñ£ˆó‹ «ð£¶‹ (3) - âù‚°
160
ªò«è£õ£ â«ô£U‹ C¼w®ŠH¡ «îõ«ùà‹ õ£˜ˆ¬îò£™ à¼õ£‚Am˜ªò«è£õ£ ðK²ˆî˜ à¡ùî˜ c«óà‹¬ñ «ð£™ «õÁ «îõ¡ Þ™¬ôªò«è£õ£ û£«ô£‹ à‹ êñ£î£ù‹î‰b˜ â¡ àœ÷ˆF«ô
c˜ ñ£ˆó‹ «ð£¶‹ (3) - âù‚°c˜ ñ£ˆó‹ «ð£¶‹ (3) - âù‚°
Þªò²«õ c«ó ⡠݈ñ «ïê˜â¡Q™ âšõ÷õ¡¹ ؉b˜â¡¬ù«ò e†è à‹¬ñ«ò î‰b˜à‹ Ü¡HŸ° Þ¬íJ™¬ô«òâ¡ õ£›ï£œ º¿¶‹ àñ‚è£è õ£›«õ¡c«ó ⡪ø¡Á‹ «ð£¶‹
c˜ ñ£ˆó‹ «ð£¶‹ (3) - âù‚°c˜ ñ£ˆó‹ «ð£¶‹ (3) - âù‚°
ê¼õ «ô£è£Fð£, ïñvè£ó‹
1. ê¼õ «ô£è£Fð£, ïñvè£ó‹ ê¼õ C¼w®è«ù, ïñvè£ó‹ î¬ó, èì™, àJ˜, õ£¡, êèôº‹ ð¬ìˆî îò£ðó Hõ, ïñvè£ó‹
2. F¼ Üõî£ó£, ïñvè£ó‹ ªüèˆ Fó†êè«ù, ïñvè£ó‹ îóEJ™ ñÂì˜ àJ˜ Ü¬ì‰«î£ƒèˆ î¼MQ™ ñ£‡«ì£˜ ïñvè£ó‹
161
3. ðK²ˆî ÝM, ïñvè£ó‹ ðóñ ꟰¼«õ, ïñvè£ó‹ ÜÏHò£Œ Ü®ò£˜ ÜèˆFQ™ õC‚°‹ ÜKòCˆ«î êî£ ïñvè£ó‹
4. ºˆªî£N«ô£«ù, ïñvè£ó‹ Í¡Pªô£¡«ø£«ù, ïñvè£ó‹ 蘈î£F 蘈î£, è¼í£êºˆFó£, GˆFò FK«òè£, ïñvè£ó‹
â‡E™ Üìƒè£ v«î£ˆFó‹
â‡E™ Üìƒè£ v«î£ˆFó‹ - «îõ£â¡ªø¡Á‹  𣴫õ¡Þ‰ï£œ õ¬ó â¡ õ£›M«ôc˜ ªêŒî ñ‚«è1. ÌIJ™ õ£›A¡ø ò£¾‹ ÜF¡ «ñ½œ÷ Ýè£òº‹ õ£ùÉî˜ «ê¬ùèœ ò£¾‹ «îõ£ à‹¬ñŠ «ð£ŸÁ«î - â‡E™
2. ÅKò ê‰Fó«ó£«ì êèô ï†êˆFó Æ캋 Ýè£òŠ ðø¬õèœ ò£¾‹ «îõ£ à‹¬ñŠ «ð£ŸÁ«î - â‡E™
3. 裆®Q™ õ£›A¡ø ò£¾‹ è´‹ 裟Á‹ ðQˆ Éø½‹ ®Q™ õ£›A¡ø ò£¾‹ ï£î£ à‹¬ñŠ «ð£ŸÁ«î - â‡E™
4. ð£õ ñ‚°ô‹ ò£¾‹ «îõ£ àñ Ü¡H¬ù à혉«î C½¬õJ¡ Fò£èˆ¬î‚ 致 æò£ ¶F 𣴫î - â‡E™
162
Day
Orde
r*8
.00
– 9.
00
** 1
2.30
– 1
.30
9.00
– 1
0.00
1.30
– 2
.30
10.2
0 –
11.2
0
2.30
– 3
.30
11.2
0 –
12.2
0
3.45
– 4
.40
12.2
0 –
1.20
4.40
– 5
.30
I II III IV V VI
Tea
Brea
k - *
10.0
0 am
– 1
0.20
am
**
3.3
0pm
– 3
.45p
m
Sem
este
r I /
III /
V
163
Sem
este
r II /
IV /
VI
Day
Orde
r*8
.00
– 9.
00
** 1
2.30
– 1
.30
9.00
– 1
0.00
1.30
– 2
.30
10.2
0 –
11.2
0
2.30
– 3
.30
11.2
0 –
12.2
0
3.45
– 4
.40
12.2
0 –
1.20
4.40
– 5
.30
I II III
IV V VI
Tea
Brea
k - *
10.0
0 am
– 1
0.20
am
**
3.3
0pm
– 3
.45p
m
