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P.G Department of Psychology

Departmental Profile

Session 2016-17

P.G Department

Of

Departmental

Profile

DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY

The Department of Psychology (with pass subject) was established in 1971.

The facility for Hons in Psychology was created in 1980. Due to heavy

demands from the students’ in Southern Odisha, P.G. in Applied Psychology

was started in 2010-11.

COURSES OFFERED

SL.NO COURSE STUDENTS’ STRENGTH ACTUAL STRENGTH

1. P.G.(Applied psychology)

(CBCS)

Special papers -

1.Clinical & Counselling Psy

2.OB & HRM& HRD

16 12(P.G.1)

10(P.G.2)

2. Psychology (Hons)

(CBCS)

16 13(3rd yr)

16(2nd yr)

16(1st yr)(2016-17)

3. Psychology(Elective) 128 100(3rd sem)

60(1st sem)

STAFF POSITION (Teaching -03) (2 no.s for +3 stream and 01 no.s for +2 stream)

(01 no.s visiting faculty)

(01 no.s guest faculty)

SL

NO.

NAME DESIGNATION DATE OF

JOINING

EXPERIENCE

1. Miss. Nayana Kumari Rawal

(M.A. M.Phil in Medical &

Social Psy)

Associate Prof.

05-08-1982 to

30-07-1990( Non-

Govt. College)

08-08-1990(Govt.

College)

34yrs

2. Mr. Bijaya Kumar Behera(

NET)

M.A. MBA( Hr & Mktg)

Assistant Prof.

04-07-2014 2yrs

3. Dr.S.B.Acharya

PhD

Retd. Associate

Prof. In

psychology

(visiting faculty)

---- 36yrs

4. Miss. Sucheeta Sahu

M.A. , Certificate Course In

Guidance, IGNOU

Guest Faculty

1.8.2015 to

31.1.2016

4.7.2016 -

continuing

1yr

5. Mrs. Nibedita Mohapatra

M.A. M.Phill

Jr.Lect. 02-07-2014 2yrs.

Refresher/Orientation Courses: (Sponsored by UGC, New Delhi)

MISS N.K.RAWAL, Associate Prof. - completed 04 Refresher Courses

Seminars/conferences/workshops attended by

Ms. N.K.RAWAL, Reader in Psychology

1. Conference of the National Academy Of Psychology, Sashtri Ind-

Canadian Seminar And Symposium of the Centre Of Advanced

Studying In Psychology(27th -31st Jan,2003) participated and

presented a paper at Utkal University, CAS In Psychology.

2. Attended and presented a paper in U.G.C Sponsored National Seminar on Psychological Wellbeing: Assessment & )ssues at CAS in Psychology, Utkal University (5th -7th Sept,2007)

3. U.G.C. Sponsored National Seminar on perspectives of Women Empowerment At Khorda Women’s College 7th 28th sept.2015 and

presented a paper on Psychosocial Correlates of Women

Empowerment .

4. U.G.C Sponsored National Seminar Guest Lecture Series on Attitudes and Personality Development Dec.

5. U.G.C Sponsored National Seminar Guest Lecture Series on Stress Management and Psychology (23rd March,2012)

Publications-

1. Published a paper entitled Depression, (opelessness and Suicidal )deation among Schizophrenics, Depressives and Normal’s: A Comparative Study in )JCP. 2. Teaching Experience – 34years in U.G and 13years in P.G.

3. Life member in All Indian Clinical Psychologists Association.

4. Subscriber (Life Member) in Indian Journal of Clinical Psychology.

5. Life member in All Odisha Psychologists Association.

6. Registered Clinical Psychologists Association (licence no.157).

7. Guiding and Supervising P.G and U.G Project works/Field studies and

Seminar papers.

Seminars/Conferences/Workshops attended by Mr. Bijay kumar

Behera, Lecturer in Psychology

1. Professional training at NALCO (smelten plant), Angul, Odisha on the topic performance appraisal system . 2. 7days FMCG Training at BigBazar, BBSR.

3. Empowerment - A tool of better organisational development (paper

presentation of MBA) in IPSAR, CUTTACK.

Seminars/conferences/workshops attended by Ms. Sucheeta Sahu,

Guest Faculty in Psychology

1. U.G.C Sponsored National Seminar Guest Lecture Series on Attitudes and Personality Development Dec. 2. U.G.C Sponsored National Seminar Guest Lecture Series on Stress

Management and Psychology (23rd March,2012)

3. Gender Difference seminar conducted by The Women Studies

Department, Berhampur University (Nov.2015)

4. Conducted a seminar on the Community Day of Indian Navy on the topic Parent- Child Relationships at INS KALINGA.

Visiting Guest Faculty- Dr. S.B.Acharya , Retd.Reader and Head of the

Department of Psychology, S.B.R.Govt.Autonomous Womens’ college

NON-TEACHING STAFF (sanctioned strength-05)

SL NO. NAME OF POST NAME OF THE STAFF DATE OF JOINING

1. Demonstrator Vacant -----

2. Lab Assistant Vacant ------

3. Store keeper Vacant ------

4. Lab

Attendant(2no.s)

01- Vacant 02- Mrs. Ipsita Sahu

28-01-2004

5. Attendant Smt.Manorama Tripathy 25-09-1981

ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE DEPARTMENT

Students’ Achievements:

Distinguished Alumni of the Department

1. Dr.MeeraPadhy, Prof.Of Psychology.CentralUniversity, HyderabadUniversity,

Hyderabad

2. Dr.Meena Hariharan,Prof of psy , Central University,Hyderabad

3. Mrs.Sudeepta Panda,M.A. M.Phill Lect In Psy, Berhampur Jail

4. Mrs. Mousumi Sethy, M.A.(NET),Asst.Prof.Of Psy, Utkal Univrsity BBSR

5. Mrs. Sweta Padma Dash, M.A. M.Phill(Clinical Psychologist),Apolo Hospital,BBSR

6. Ms.S.S.Pattajoshi, M.A, Diploma in Counseling Psychology, Counsellor Army Public

School, Golabandha, Berhampur

7. Ms.Lovely Nanda,M.A(2010-11), Diploma in Counseling Psychology,Counsellor

Kendriya Vidyalaya,Berhampur

8. Ms.S.S.Dash,M.A,Social Work(TISS,Social worker N.G.O. Mumbai)

9. Mrs.Deepti Rath,M.A. M.Phill, Counselor AIDS Cell MKCG Berhampur

10. Ms.Nadia Rani M.A.Clinical Psychology, Vishakhapatnam

ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE (Topper’s List)

NAMEOFTHECANDIDATE POSITION B.A (HONS) M.A

Mrs.Sudipta Panda (Topper)

B.U Utkal University

Mrs.Mousumi Sethy (Topper)

B.U

*******

Mrs.Swetapadma Das Best Graduate

B.U

Mysore University

Saswati Subhra Dash

Topper B.U TISS(MSW)

J.Sailaja

1st S.B.R.Govt.(Auto)

Womens College

*****

Bandana Pattnaik 1st ***** S.B.R. Govt.Autonomous

Womens College

Anuradha tripathy

1st ***** S.B.R. Govt.Autonomous

Womens College

Anwesha mohanty Best Graduate In Arts

Stream

B.U ******

Seminars/Conferences/Workshops conducted by the Department:

1. U.G.C Sponsored National Seminar Guest Lecture Series on Attitudes and Personality Development Dec. by Dr. U.N.Dash Resource person, Retd.Prof. VaniVihar & Delhi University)

2. U.G.C Sponsored National Seminar Guest Lecture Series on Stress Management and Psychology (23rd March,2012) by Dr. Pratap

Ku.Rath(Resource person, Prof.& Head Dept.Of Psy, Utkal

University,BBSR)

CRITERION I - CURRICULAR ASPECTS

Academic calendar prepared by the college followed.

Preparing courses of syllabus in board of studies.

Implementation of routine- Preparation of timetable, distribution of

classes among the faculty members.

Academic audit.

Feedback from the students by the teaching faculties.

Maintenance of department lesson plan and progress register.

Completion of courses.

Academic flexibility- CBCS pattern, choice of M.I.L (odia , alt.eng,

hindi,).

Curriculum enrichment- Remedial Classes for Slow Learners, SC/ST,

providing additional academic help to exceptional students.

Courses of syllabus designed basing upon UGC model and

requirement of All India Examination (Civil Service and NET).

Students’ Enrollment and Profile-

STUDENT STRENGTH (Admission wise details)

CLASS/SESSION 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17

P.G 1st yr 09/16 14/16 10/16 09/16 10/16

P.G. 2nd yr 09/16 09/16 14/16 10/16 09/16

+3 3rd yr 15/16 10/16 10/16 13/16 13/16

+3 2nd yr 10/16 10 /16 13 / 16 13/16 16/19

+3 1st yr 10 /16 13/16 13 /16 18/19 16/16

CRITERION II- TEACHING – LEARNING -EVALUATION-

Lecture Method

Talk And Chalk Method

PPT(Using Laptop)

Use Of Internet And Computers

Question- Answer Sessions

Remedial Classes for Slow Learners, SC/ST students

Conducting Seminars Meetings

Guiding and Supervising for project works/field study

EVALUATION PROCESS AND REFORMS-

The whole examination system is controlled by the Controller of the

Examination of the college.

Internal Assessment, Assignments checking done by the teaching

faculties of the Department.

Extra Classes are held for the completion of course in time.

If a Student is having some authentic problem, she is given a chance

to reappear the IAE.

Reforms in question preparation pattern (MCQ) adopted.

Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) adopted in curriculum

preparation.

CRITERION III-RESEARCH, CONSULTANCY AND EXTENSION

PROMOTION OF RESEARCH-

UGC provides funding for Research work, books, purchasing

equipments and testing materials, computers etc.

CONSULTANCY-

The students having academic and non academic difficulties

have been provided counselling at the time of need.

The students are also provided proper guidance for choosing a

particular course (science /arts/ commerce) after

Matriculation.

Providing Psychological assistance (preparing psychological

report) to the juvenile justice systems delinquents at the time

of discharge.

Extension Activities and Institutional Social Responsibilities-

The students of the Department of different classes have participated in

different programmes conducted by NSS, Youth Red Cross, etc.

The programmes include Swach Bharat Abhiyan, Self Defence Training,

Road Safety, First Aid Training, Blood Donation and Blood Group Detection

Camps, AIDS Awareness Camps etc.

The students of the Department have conducted project works and field

studies in different areas like Clinical Sector (Mental Retarded Schools),

Juvenile Deliquency Homes and Organizational Sectors like Banks, Defence

Academy, IRE Etc.

STUDENTS ACTIVITIES: Academic activities

Curricular based project works and field studies are conducted by U.G. &

P.G students under the guidance of teaching faculties in different areas like

Clinical Psychology, Organizational Sectors etc (2010-onwards)

PG 2011-2013

FIELD WORK

SL.NO ROLL NO.

PRESENTEE TOPIC GUIDE

1. 511001 Ch.rozi A comparative

study of

different

attitudes on

higher

secondary girl students.

Dr.S.B.Acharya,Miss

N.K.Rawal & Sri

A.K.Seth

2. 511002 Jyoshna kumari

nayak

-do- -do-

3. 511004 Nahid firdous

-do- -do-

4. 511005 Pramita kumari

khuntia

-do- -do-

5. 511006 Rasmita palo

-do- -do-

6. 511008 Runubala sahoo

-do- -do-

7. 511009 Sasmita kumari

Patanaik

-do- -do-

8. 511010 Subhalaxmi Das -do- -do-

9. 511011 Sunita Kumari

Sethy

-do- -do-

PG YEAR 2011-2013

PROJECT WORK

SL.NO ROLL NO.


1. 511001 Ch.rozi

Personality And

Coping Ability Of

Mild Mental

Retarded Children

Dr.S.B.Acharya

2. 511002 Jyoshna kumari

nayak

Employee

Engagement in

Indian Rare Earth

pvt.ltd,chatrapur

-do-

3. 511004 Nahid firdous

Personality And

Coping Ability Of

Mild Mental

Retarded Children

-do-

4. 511005 Pramita kumari

khuntia

Personality And

Coping Ability Of

Mild Mental

Retarded Children

-do-

5. 511006 Rasmita palo

Personality And

Coping Ability Of

Mild Mental

Retarded Children

-do-

6. 511008 Runubala sahoo Employee

Engagement In

Indian Rare Earth

Pvt.Ltd,Chatrapur

-do-

7. 511009 Sasmita kumari

patanaik

Personality And

Coping Ability Of

Mild Mental

Retarded Children

-do-

8. 511010 Subhalaxmi Das

Employee

Engagement In

Indian Rare Earth

Pvt.Ltd,Chatrapur

-do-


Sethy

Personality And

Coping Ability Of

Mild Mental

Retarded Children

-do-

PG 2012-2014

FIELD STUDIES

SL.NO ROLL

NO.


1. 512001 Kumuduni

pradhan

The Big Five Dimension

Of Personality Test

Dr.S.B.Acharya,Miss.N.Rawal,

Sri. A.K.Seth

2. 512002 Lipsa champaty Gender Discrepancy In

Big Five Personality

Dimensaions


Sri. A.K.Seth

3. 512003 Prachibala

behera

Gender Discrepancy In


Dimensaions


Sri. A.K.Seth

4. 512004 Priyanka patro Gender Discrepancy In


Dimensaions


Sri. A.K.Seth

5. 512005 Puja patro Gender Discrepancy In


Dimensaions


Sri. A.K.Seth

6. 512006 Sachala sahu Gender Discrepancy In


Dimensaions


Sri. A.K.Seth

7. 512007 Silpi pattnaik Gender Discrepancy In


Dimensaions


Sri. A.K.Seth

8. 512008 Subhalakshmi

prusty



Dimensaions


Sri. A.K.Seth

9. 512010 Sandhya rani

dalai



Dimensaions


Sri. A.K.Seth

PG 2013-2015

FIELD STUDY

SL.NO ROLL

NO.


1. 413001 Annapurna Dora Gender discrepancy &

Occupational stress

Ms.N.Rawal

2. 413002 G.Rekha Reddy Gender discrepancy &

Occupational stress

Ms.N.Rawal

3. 413003 Henamanjari

Behera

Gender discrepancy &

Occupational stress

Ms.N.Rawal

4. 413004 J.Sailaja Gender discrepancy &

Occupational stress

Ms.N.Rawal

5. 413005 Lipika Das Gender discrepancy &

Occupational stress

Ms.N.Rawal

6. 413006 M.Pooja Reddy Gender discrepancy &

Occupational stress

Ms.N.Rawal

7. 413007 Pallavi Panigrahi Gender discrepancy &

Occupational stress

Retd.S.B.Acharya

8. 413008 Priyadarshini

Rana

Occupational stress and sex

differences

Retd.S.B.Acharya

9. 413009 Priyatama Das Occupational stress and sex

differences

Retd.S.B.Acharya

10. 413010 S.Kuni Kumari

Reddy

Occupational stress of college

teacher

Ms.N.Rawal

11. 413011 Saswati Mohanty Gender discrepancy &

Occupational stress

Ms.N.Rawal

12. 413012 Sradhangini Rana Gender discrepancy &

Occupational stress

Ms.N.Rawal

13. 413013 Suman Mishra Gender discrepancy &

Occupational stress

Ms.N.Rawal

14. 413014 Sucheeta Sahu Gender discrepancy &

Occupational stress

Ms.N.Rawal

PG 2014-2016

PROJECT WORK

SL.NO ROLL NO.


1. 414001

Archana

Kumari

Padhy

A Comparative Study Of Job

Satisfaction Among College Faculties.

Ms.N.K.Rawal

2. 414002 Bandana

Patnaik


Satisfaction Among College Faculties.

Ms.N.K.Rawal

3. 414003 Chinmayee

Tripathy

Job Satisfaction Among Govt.And

Private High School Teachers: A

Comparative Analysis

Ms.N.K.Rawal

4. 414004 Itimayee

Panda

Gender Difference In Job Satisfaction

Among College Faculties

Ms.N.K.Rawal

5. 414005 M.Chinu Gender Difference In Job Satisfaction


Ms.N.K.Rawal

6. 414006 Manisha Das A Comparative Study Of Job

Satisfaction Among Bank Employees

Ms.N.K Rawal

7. 414007 Pallabi

Mishra

Job Satisfaction Among Govt.And

Private High School Teachers: A

Comparative Analysis

Ms.N.K.Rawal

8. 414009 Rachita

Kumari

Nanda

Gender Difference In Job Satisfaction


Ms.N.K.Rawal

9. 414010 Sasmita

Kumari

Behera


Satisfaction Among Bank Employees

Ms.N.K.Rawal

Curricular based Seminar Paper Presentation are presented (2011-onwards)

PG 2011-2013

SEMINAR PAPERS

SL.NO ROLL NO.

PRESENTEE

TOPIC GUIDE

1. 511001 Ch.Rozi Structure Of

Personality

Dr.S.B.Acharya

2. 511002 Jyoshna Kumari

Nayak

Social Exchange

Dr.S.B.Acharya

3. 511004 Nahid Firdous Implications Of Maslow’s Theory In

Present Scenario

Dr.S.B.Acharya,Miss

N.K.Rawal & Sri

A.K.Seth

4. 511005 Pramita Kumari

Khuntia

Social Attribution

Dr.S.B.Acharya, Miss

N.K.Rawal & Sri

A.K.Seth

5. 511006 Rasmita Palo Human Resource

Development


N.K.Rawal & Sri

A.K.Seth

6. 511008 Runubala Sahoo Maslow’s Theory of

Motivation


N.K.Rawal & Sri

A.K.Seth

7. 511009 Sasmita Kumari

Patanaik

Terrorism


N.K.Rawal & Sri

A.K.Seth

8. 511010 Subhalaxmi Das Principles And

Barriers Of

Communication

Dr.S.B.Acharya


Sethy

Gender

Discrimination

Dr.S.B.Acharya,

Ms N.K.Rawal & Sri

A.K.Seth

PG 2012-2014

SEMINAR PAPERS

SL.NO ROLL NO.

PRESENTEE TOPIC

GUIDE

1. 512001 Kumuduni

Pradhan

Altruism


Sri. A.K.Seth

2. 512002 Lipsa Champaty Poverty

Alleviation: A

Reliable

Imdicator Of

Women

Empowerment


Sri. A.K.Seth

3. 512003 Prachibala

Behera

Stress And

Illness


Sri. A.K.Seth

4. 512004 Priyanka Patro Educational

Counselling


Sri. A.K.Seth

5. 512005 Puja Patro Meta Cognition


Sri. A.K.Seth

6. 512006 Sachala Sahu Application Of

Social

Psychology


Sri. A.K.Seth

7. 512007 Silpi Pattnaik Cyber Crime


Sri. A.K.Seth

8. 512008 Subhalakshmi

Prusty

Problem Solving


Sri. A.K.Seth

9. 512010 Sandhya Rani

Dalai

Biological Bases

Of Behaviour


Sri. A.K.Seth

PG 2013-2015

SEMINAR PAPERS

SL.NO ROLL NO.

PRESENTEE TOPIC

GUIDE

1. 413001 Annapurna Dora Positive

Psychology

Dr.S.B. Acharya

2. 413002 G.Rekha Reddy Family Therapy Dr.S.B

Acharya,Ms.N.Rawal,

Smt.Namita Das

3. 413003 Henamanjari

Behera

Elderly Abuse Dr.S.B

Acharya,Ms.N.Rawal,

Smt.Namita Das

4. 413004 J.Sailaja Impact Of Social

Networking Sites

On Youth

Miss. N.Rawal

5. 413005 Lipika Das Teen Age Suicide

Miss. N.Rawal

6. 413006 M.Pooja Reddy Parenting Styles

Smt.N.Das

7. 413007 Pallavi Panigrahi Loneliness And

Isolation

Dr.S.B Acharya,

Ms N.Rawal,

Smt.Namita Das

8. 413008 Priyadarshini

Rana

Role Of

Environment In

Personality

Development

Smt.N.Das

9. 413009 Priyatama Das Terrorism

Smt.N.Das

10. 413010 S.Kuni Kumari

Reddy

Self-Esteem Dr.S.B

Acharya,Ms.N.Rawal,

Smt.Namita Das

11. 413011 Saswati Mohanty The Effect Of

Advertisement On

Children

Miss. N.Rawal

12. 413012 Sradhangini Rana Adjustment

Disorder

Smt.N.Das

13. 413013 Suman Mishra Domestic Violence

Ms. N.Rawal

14. 413014 Sucheeta Sahu Human Trafficking

Ms. N.Rawal

PG YEAR 2014-2016

SEMINAR PAPERS

SL.NO ROLL NO.

PRESENTEE TOPIC

GUIDE

1. 414001

Archana Kumari

Padhy

Current Trends In

The Practice Of

Counselling

Miss.N.K.Rawal

2. 414002 Bandana Patnaik School Counselling

Miss.N.K.Rawal

3. 414003 Chinmayee

Tripathy

Vocational

Guidance

Miss.N.K.Rawal

4. 414004 Itimayee Panda Gender

Differences In

Social Life

Miss.N.K.Rawal

5. 414005 M.Chinu Aneroxia Nervosa

Miss.N.K.Rawal

6. 414006 Manisha Das Moral

Development

Miss.N.K.Rawal

7. 414007 Pallabi Mishra Aging And Mental

Illness

Miss.N.K.Rawal

8. 414008 Parwin Sahenaz Teenage Suicide

Miss.N.K.Rawal

9. 414009 Rachita Kumari

Nanda

Leadreship Of An

Effective Manager

Miss.N.K.Rawal

10. 414010 Sasmita Kumari

Behera

Effect Of Divorce

On Child

Miss.N.K.Rawal

CBCS PATTERN

OBSERVATIONAL REPORT AND SEMINAR PRESENTION (PAPER XII),

100 MARKS (6 CREDITS)

FILM APPRECIATION (PAPER XV),

100 MARKS (4 CREDITS)

2016-2017

Sl. no. Name Of Students Roll. No. Seminar Topics

1 Anuradha Tripathy 415002 Application Of

Psychology To

Environment And

Related Issues

2 Haripriya Majhi

415003 Vocational Guidance

3 Mausumi Pattnaik

415005 Rehabilitation

4 Rashmee rekha Sahu 415006 Psychology applied to

I.T and mass media

5 Rasmita mohanty 415007 Psychological

wellbeing

6 Rupeli Muthamajhi 415008 Disadvantaged

grouped

7 Sikha Samantasinghar

415009 Career Councelling

8 Smitalin Tripathy

415010 Sports Psychology

9 Susovita Mishra

415011 Psychology of

terorism Sl. no. Name Of Students Roll. No. Observational Report

1 Anuradha Tripathy 415002 Use of children in T.V

commercial

2 Haripriya Majhi 415003 Use of children in T.V

commercial

3 Mausumi Pattnaik 415005 Home observation

and parental

interview

4 Rashmee rekha Sahu 415006 Home observation

and parental

interview

5 Rasmita mohanty

415007 Use of children in T.V

commercial

6 Rupeli Muthamajhi


commercial



commercial

8 Smitalin Tripathy 415010 Home observation

and parental

interview

9 Susovita Mishra 415011 Home observation

and parental

interview

Sl. no. Name Of Students Roll. No. Film Appreciation

1 Anuradha Tripathy

415002 Tare Zameen par

2 Haripriya Majhi

415003 Baghban

3 Mausumi Pattnaik

415005 Talash

4 Rashmee rekha Sahu

415006 15 park evenue

5 Rasmita mohanty

415007 Dar

6 Rupeli Muthamajhi

415008 Tere sang


415009 Talwar

8 Smitalin Tripathy

415010 Dil dhadak ne do

9 Susovita Mishra

415011 Slum dog millionaire

CRITERION IV- INFRASTRUCTURES AND LEARNING RESOURCES-

INFRASTRUCTURES

Department of Applied Psychology is having the following infrastructure facilities

to cater the needs of the students and the staff members

1. Class rooms : 02

2. Seminar Library cum store : 1

Laboratories : P.G Laboratories (with computer facility) - 01

U.G Laboratories - 01

3. Toilet - 1+1

SEMINAR LIBRARY-

The department has a seminar library consisting of a good collection

of books required for +3 and P.G stream.

A weekly time schedule is followed for issuing and returning of

books. (2 per student)

LABORATORY EQUIPMENTS AND TESTING MATERIALS-

IMPORTANT APPARATUS AND TESTING MATERIAL AVAILABLE IN THE

DEPARTMENT:

1. Memory Apparatus(memory drum)

2. Tachistoscope

3. Mirror drawing apparatus

4. Muller-Lyer illusion plate

5. Finger dexterity apparatus

6. Weight lifting box

7. Aesthesiometer

TESTING MATERIALS:

1. Personality Test:-

I. Rorschach ink Blot Test

II. TAT (Indian Adaptation)

III. 16PF

IV. EPI, EPQ-R

V. Type-A Questionnaire

VI. Locus of Control Scale

2. Intelligence Test:-

I. WAIS- ; P (Indian Adaption)

II. Bhatia Battery of Intelligence Test

III. RPM (Non-Verbal Intelligence

3. Aptitude tests:-

I. DAT (English), Original

II. DAT (Indian Adaptation)

4. Inventories/Questionnaires / Rating Scales

I. Anxiety Rating Scale (State-Trait)

II. Beck’s Depression )nventory Bd)

III. (amilton’s Depression )nventor

IV. Bell’s Adjustment )nventory

V. Mangal’s Emotional intelligence )nventory ME))

5. SPSS Package (Computer Application)

I. Projector (PPT)

II. Interactive Board

CRITERION V –STUDENTS’ SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION – Student mentoring and providing support for teaching different types

of students(Slow Learners , SC/ST and Exceptional Students)

Mentoring for personality development( Seminar Presentation,

Debate Competition , Quiz Competition etc)

Interaction of the students with the teachers and other members of

the staff (Tutorial Classes, Question – Answer Sessions)

Counselling students for choosing a particular Course/Stream

P.G syllabus includes 2 special papers- Clinical and Counselling

Psychology (CBCS) and O.B and HRM & HRD.

Students Progression

Performance of students- (Final Examination Result)

SESSION2012 SUB TOTAL

ENROLLMENT

TOTAL

PASS

FD F SD S PD REMARK

P.G. (Arts) App.Psy 09 09 -- 09 --- -- 100%

+3(Arts) Psy(Hons) 15 15 12 01 01 02 100%


ENROLLMENT

TOTAL

PASS

FD F SD S PD REMARK

P.G. (Arts) App.Psy 08 08 -- 08 --- -- 100%

+3(Arts) Psy(Hons) 10 10 10 00 00 00 100%


ENROLMENT

TOTAL

PASS

FD F SD S PD REMARK

P.G. (Arts) App.Psy 10 08 -- 10 --- -- 100%

+3(Arts) Psy(Hons) 10 10 10 00 00 00 100%


ENROLLMENT

TOTAL

PASS

FD F SD S PD REMARK

P.G. (Arts) App.Psy 14 14 -- 13 01 -- 100%

+3(Arts) Psy(Hons) 13 14 10 02 00 00 92.8% 02 Fail

Scholarships (National/Merit/Sc/St) Laptop winners.

Sl

No

Roll

No

Class Name Of The Student Scholarships Type Laptop Year

1. PG13-

015

PG Ist

year

Sucheeta Sahu Medhabruti Merit **** 2013-

2015

2. PG13-

007

PG Ist

year

J.Sailaja Medhabruti Merit **** 2013-

2015

3. PG13-

009

PG Ist

year

M.Pooja Reddy Medhabruti Merit **** 2013-

2015

4. PG13-

010

PG Ist

year

Palabi Panigrahy Medhabruti Merit **** 2013-

2015

5. BA12-

002

+3IInd

Yr

Anuradha Tripathy Medhabruti Merit ****** 2012-

2015

6. BA12-

202

+3IInd

Yr

Rasmita Mahanty Medhabruti Merit ****** 2012-

2015

7. BA12-

173

+3Iyr-

+3

IIIrd

yr

Rupli Muthamajhi Prerana Sc/St ****** 2012-

2015

8. BA12-

114

+3Iyr-

+3iiiyr

Kajal Behera Prerana Sc/St ****** 2012-

2015

9. BA12- +3Iyr-

+3iiiyr

Bandana Devi Prerana Sc/St ****** 2012-

2015

10. BA12- +3Iyr-

+3IIIyr

Sulochana Bhuina Prerana Sc/St ****** 2012-

2015

11. BA12- +3Iyr-

+3IIIyr

Rasmita Pradhan Prerana Sc/St ****** 2012-

2015

12. BA13-

008

+3Iyr Anwesha Mohanty ******* *** Laptop 2013

13. PG15-

007

PG1stYr Haripriya Majhi Medhabruti Merit **** 2016

14. PG15-

010

PG1stYr Rupeli Muthamajhi National

Scholarship-

Prerana

Sc/St **** 2016

EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES-

Each year Students of the Department participate actively in

extracurricular activities like Dance, Drama, Painting, Alpana, Debate

Competitions and Athletic Competitions. They also actively participate in

College Union Election holding important portfolios like President, GS, DS,

etc most of the time.

UNION ACTIVITIES

College Union – President –Saswati Subhra Dash(2011-12)

College Union – President – Suman Mishra (2012-13)

College Union –Secretary – Sucheeta Sahu(2012-13)

College Union – Asst.Sectretary- Bindu Patro(2012-13)

Dramatic Society-Sectretary – Nahid Firdosh(2012-13)

College Union – President – M.Chinu (2013-14)

Dramatic Society-Sectretary –Archana Padhy(2013-14)

College Union–Secretary – Anwesha Mohanty(2014-15)

CULTURAL ACTIVITIES-

Priti Sarita – 2nd in Alpana, 1st in Mehendi, 1st in Painting

Sikha Samantaray- Modern Dance

Susovita – 1st in Classical And Modern Dance

Rashmi Rekha- 1st in Flower Arrangement

D.S.O ACTIVITIES-

Mrs.Sudipta Panda –Winner –Chancellors Debate Competition

In B.U

Ms.Saswati Subhra Dash- Winner- Chancellors Debate

Competition In B.U

Ms. Sucheeta Sahu - Winner- Netaji Subash Chandra Bose

Debate Competition

Ms. Sucheeta Sahu -Winner- Netaji Subash Chandra Bose Essay

Competition

Ms.Suman Mishra – 3rd- Netaji Subash Chandra Bose Essay

Competition

Ms.J.Sailaja - 2nd- Netaji Subash Chandra Bose Debate

Competition

Extension Activities and Institutional Social Responsibilities-

Welcome and Farewell meetings are also organized for the students.

Field Trips/ Study Tours are organized for the Collection of Data

(Project Work/Field Studies) by the Department.

The students of the department of different classes have participated

in different programmes conducted by NSS, Youth Red Cross, and in

Athletic

Society.

The programmes include Swach Bharat Abhiyan, Self Defence

Training, Road Safety, First Aid Training, Blood Donation And Blood

Group Detection Camps, AIDS Awareness Camps etc.

The students of the department have conducted project works and

field studies in different areas like Clinical Setup (Mentally Retarded

Schools), Juvenile Deliquents Homes and Organizational Sectors like

Banks, Defence Academy, IRE Ltd.etc.

The students of the department participate in different cultural

activities like Ganesh Puja. Saraswati Puja, National Holiday

Celebration.

And they also maintain the cleanliness of the classrooms and keeping

the Apparatus/Test Materials in order.

CRITERION VI-GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT –

The college is under the governance of the Higher Education

Department Of Government Of Odisha .

The Principal as the head of the Institution makes a distribution of

extracurricular activities among the members of the teaching

faculties according to their capacities for the smooth running of the

college each year.

The HOD remains in charge of the department as whole.

He/she remains in charge of preparing time table, distribution of

classes, distribution of departmental duties among the members of

the department along with maintaining the daily progress register of

the teachers.

Special care is taken for arranging classes whenever a teaching

faculty is on leave.

FACULTY EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMMES-

The teachers of the department participate in refresher/orientation

courses organized by different universities as it is an Undergraduate

college administrative work.

ADMINISTRATIVE WORK-

The HOD remains in charge of the department as a whole.

He/She remains in charge of preparing time table, distribution of

classes, distribution of departmental duties among the members of

the department along with maintaining the daily progress register of

the teachers.

Special care is taken for arranging classes whenever a teaching

faculty is on leave.

The HOD also supervises the progress register and the class room of

other teaching faculty members of the department whenever

necessary.

The HOD is the Chairperson in Board of Studies and Conducting

Board of Examiners in the College.

The present HOD was in charge of Hostel Superitendent for the

session 2014-15 and 2015-16.

The extracurricular duties assigned by the Principal are conducted

effectively like Dramatic Society (President), College Union Election,

Disciplinary Committee, Reception Committee.

The HOD is a member in different committee like Development

Committee, Purchasing Committee, Examination Committee, Women

Harasment Cell, Canteen Committee.

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT- whatever grant comes to the college

from the Government or UGC, the HOD makes a plan to purchase

seminar books, laboratory equipments, and it is to be approved by

the purchase committee of the college.

CRITERION VII- INNOVATION AND BEST PRACTICES-

Curriculum Design-

As it is an Autonomous College, the courses of studies of U.G and P.G are

prepared by the members of the board of studies under the

Chairmanship of the Head of the Department.

The Choice Based Credit System System (CBCS) syllabi are introduced

from the session 2015-16.

Academic audit is done by maintaining daily progress registers by the

teaching faculties as per the plan given by the Higher Education

Department.

Distribution of the classes is made as per the routine prepared for each

semester examination by the HOD.

It is the duty of the HOD to supervise the classes regularly.

If the HOD is convinced that a teacher is not able to teach a particular

topic, doubts classes are being held for the same.

Feedback responses are collected from the students about the overall

atmosphere of the college.

Remedial classes are arranged for the SC & ST and slow learners in each

month.

Parent – Teacher meetings are held regularly to get feedbacks and

suggestions from the parents.

Students are encouraged to participate actively in Red Cross Societies and

NCC.

Environmental Consciousness is created among the students by

plantation participating Swach Bharat Abhiyan, using clean and safe

water (Aquaguard) for drinking purpose.

Students are encouraged to use cycles than two wheelers.

Best practices used-

Examination reformation

External evaluation

Curriculum updating and Adopting new curriculum(CBCS Pattern)

VISION 2017-18.

1. To introduce M.Phil in Applied Psychology

2. To introduce Diploma in Counselling Psychology

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