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Theme Dinner, ‘Turkish Delight’

Theme Dinner, ‘Turkish Delight’ Students of T.Y. B.Sc. HS successfully conducted the Theme Dinner, ‘Turkish Delight’ on Saturday, 29th February 2020. As part of their curriculum students of T.Y. B.Sc. HS had organized an event under ‘Event Planning Marketing Management’. On the day of the event 70 guests were invited and enjoyed the Turkish delicacy. The event planning and preparation had started a month prior to the event. The first meeting was conducted on 27th January 2020 by TY HS students and faculties of HS department in which event theme, name of the event and all the departments’ students in-charge were finalized. Students got the sponsorship for the event from the different organizations and retailers. Mrs. Anuja Dalvi ( G. D. Ambekar College) visited the event for the evaluation of the event as an external examiner. The event started at 6.00 pm in the evening where the front office students welcomed the guest. The guest were offered Turkish Blood as a welcome drink. Turkish culture & their cuisine was showcased through a video presentation and information about the same was given to all the guest. Once seated the guest were served with starters and drinks. Live counters were set to serve BBQ starters. A bar serving the drinks was set as well at the location. Guest could see their food and drinks getting ready in front of them. Cultural programme and games were arranged to entertain the guests. Guest enjoyed their food and drinks along with the entertainment. All gave positive feedbacks of the food and the service. They were amased with the kind of arrangements done by the students and encouraged them to conduct such more events in the future. Students thanked all the dignitaries and the guest for making their event successful with their participation and contribution. A momento of the event was given to all the guests before biding farewell to them.

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Science Fest 2020

Science Fest 2020 A report on Science Fest 2020 – IT Science Fest was organized in the St. John Technical Campus on 18th January 2020. Total 148 students visited B.Sc. (I.T.) counselling stall. Students were counselled regarding B.Sc. (I.T.) degree program, how it can be beneficial for them to build their carrier. In addition to the enhanced career prospects that can be gained by taking B.Sc. (I.T.), students also develop valuable personal skills and fulfil a crucial prerequisite to Master studies. To create the interest in field of technology, we kept two small games using coding and graphics. A Report on Science Fest 2020 – Commerce Department of CommerceDepartment of Management (BMS)Department of Arts“Science Fest 2020” is an annual event organized on 18th January 2020 at St. John Technical and Educational campus.Science Fest aims at introducing young students to a scientific environment and inculcate in them a desire to seek additional knowledge and skills in the areas of their interest. Students of all Institutes within the campus showcased and demonstrated their innovative projects and ideas.The chief guest was Mr. Baban Jadhav, Senior Manager JSW, who inaugurated the event and addressed the participants. The theme for the Science Fest 2020 was “Science and Technology”. A total number of 19 schools and 11 junior colleges participated in the Fest. All the institutes in the campus including St. John College of Humanities and Sciences had their own career guidance stall, to council and guide the students and parents. A numerous possibilities available for higher education/career and thereby ensure a good and bright future.Career decision play a pivotal role in shaping the future growth and development of the students. In today’s environment, of multiple options knowing about choices helps children in their decision making process. Career counselling session was conducted by faculty members of Department of Commerce, Department of Management (BMS) and Department of Arts. The session aimed at making the students aware of various courses available after SSC and HSC. Counsellors shared information regarding various universities. Counsellors urged the students not to make decisions based on family expectations and peer pressure. Counsellors guided the students to identify their interest and what they are good at.The Science Fest 2020 was truly crowd pulling event as 106 students registered themselves at the counselling desk. Report on Science Fest – Hospitality Studies Services offered on counters:Mocktail CounterMenuIced tea.Cold coffee.Virgin mojito.Snack Hack – Food Counter MenuMaxican roll (veg).Maxican roll (non veg).Kathi roll.Pav bhaji.Sweet Treat MenuDoughnut.Muffins.Cookies. Flower Arrangement & Origami Counter Flower arrangementLinen origami(different flower arrangements & Origami was showcased) Room Layout(Double room) Highlights of the Event:The event was a success for the Hospitality Services, as there was great participation from the students and the spectators (customers). Though there was overall deficit in the P & L, when compared with the F & B cost and sale, there was profit. A big chunk of cost was Decorators – Stall charges.The event saw more number of customers on day 1 compare to last year’s Day 1. Everybody enjoyed the food and beverages and enjoyed the complimentary sessions on Flower arrangements & origami.Feedback’s:To do adequate provision of food and beverages specially on the first day as to avoid running out of any of the food or beverage.To adhere to the hygiene rules and regulations in better way.

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Enthusia 2020

Enthusia 2020 The annual intercollegiate event ‘Enthusia- The Youth Fest’ was organised on 13th and 14th January 2020. The event comprised of 26 events that included speaking arts, performing arts, culinary skills, artistic skills and other talents. There were total 585 students, out of which 416 students belonged to other colleges and 169 students belonged to St. John college of Humanities and Sciences. The maximum participation was from SDSM college(103), followed by  N.B.Mehta College (90). Amongst other colleges that participated were St. Joseph College of Arts and Science, Viva Arts, Science and Commerce College, Katgara Polytechnic College, Yashwantrao Chapekar College, Rustomjee Academy for Global Careers, SSR College (Silvasa), SAS College, D.K. Patil College, P.L. Shroff College and other colleges from St. John Technical and Educational Campus such as St.John College of Engineering and Management, St.John College of Pharmacy and Research and St. John Junior College. The day one of the fest comprised of literary arts, culinary arts, speaking arts and performing arts. The lucrative event of the day was Box Cricket, where 25 teams participated making the event a grand success. The total number of students that participated in various events on that day were 488. The second day comprised of stage events comprising of dance, fashion designing and personality contest. The total number of students participating in various events that was 79. The signature event  Mr and Ms. Enthusia had total 23 students participants. The judge for the said event was Ms. Dhanshree Sankhe, Founder and Managing Director of Mr. & Miss Allure India, Founder and CEO of Allure Salons and Spa, columnist in Lokmat Newspaper. Mr. Krishna Sharma &Ms. Sanika Raut were crowned as Mr. & Ms. Enthusia. The top 5 male and female participants of this event were given wild card entry into ‘Mr. & Miss Allure India’ which is a national level pageant event. The fest was concluded with a valedictory function. The event started with a message from the honourable Chairman Sir’s invigorating message to the students. The chief guest for the same was Shri. Gaurav Singh (IPS), S.P of Palghar. He conducted an interactive session with students, where students sought guidance for their professional as well as personal queries. The ‘ Best College Award’, securing most number of prizes in various events was given to SDSM college. The ‘Best Contingency Leader Award’ was  given to Ms. Neha Urade from SDSM college, who displayed excellent communication and coordination skills and brought maximum participation to the event. The event was concluded with singing of National Anthem.    

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“Sante”- The BMS Fest

“Sante”- The BMS Fest The event focuses on developing and inculcating qualities of Entrepreneurship and Management. It also involves applications of theoretical concepts in virtual business scenario.Teams from each class of BMS showcase and market their products and services in the campus. This time Sante Fest was organized on 13th January 2020. This time there were 7 teams which participated in the event. Game Arena – FYBMS Gaming Garage – FYBMS Hot and Chill- SYBMS Grillacious – TYBMS Raone- SDSM Tasty Time- TYBMS Snack Jack – SYBMS Each Team was treated as a company. And this companies were assisted by BAF( Accounting and Finance) students to handle billing and accounting. Each third year BAF student was given one volunteer from First Year BAF. So that next year first year students will be aware about the functioning of the event.On the day of event, these very companies offer shares to public (campus students). There is a virtual Stock Exchange which functions in the campus during the event.Stock Exchange activities were handled by students from Second and Third Year of BBI (Banking And Insurance) and BAF.Actual Buying and Selling of shares took place during the period of the event. Each and every transaction of buying and selling were carefully recorded. Total turn over of the stock exchange stood at Rs. 9000.Success of any product or service depends upon customer satisfaction. Keeping this in mind, a dedicated desk was in place to collect customer feedback. Every customer had been given a coupon after the billing process is over at the respective team stalls. Customer had a choice to record feedback by putting this coupon in any one of the boxes ( Best, Good, Average) at the customer feedback desk. Three prizes were awarded to the teams in the categories of Best Product, Best Customer Feedback and Highest Revenue.Team Tasty Time from Third Year BMS won the Best Product prize . The same team won Best Customer Feedback prize. Team Grillacious from Third Year BMS won Highest Revenue prize. Total Sales of the event amounted to Rs. 21,515/- St John GST of 20 % was imposed on the total sales. The amount collected from tax was utilized to pay salaries of the accountants and stock exchange volunteers.

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NSS 7 Days Residential Camp – 2020

NSS 7 Days Residential Camp – 2020 St. John Technical Campus – NSS units organized Books Donation drive, Gandhi Jayanti Rally, Health and Nutrition, Anti Tobacco Awareness activities on 28th Sept. 2019 at Bhendipada / Balshipada Village.Date: From 02.01.2020 To 08.01.2020Total Volunteers: 94 (SJCHS, SJCEM, MMS, SJIPR)Place: Brahman Pada, Kosbad, Dahanu.Programme Incharge: Mr. Sachin Gawali, Mr.Sachin Urade, Mrs. Shraddha More, Mr. Prashant Dalvi and Mr. Ajay Shirsath St. John Technical and Educational Campus (SJCHS, SJCEM, MMS SJIPR) National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit organized a 7 days Residential Camp from 2nd January, 2020 to 8th January, 2020 at Brahman Pada, Dongari Pada, Bhonar Pada of Kosbad and Dahanu areas. There were 94 students from St. John Technical Campus – selected from the NSS units of Humanities, Engineering, MMS, Pharmacy Institutes to set out for the 7-days camp in order to serve the society as a team and to make a difference in traditional and conservative thinking of residing rural community. The volunteers were instructed, guided & accompanied by Mr. Sachin Gawali, (NSS Programme Officer of St. John College of Humanities and Sciences), Mr. Sachin Urade, (NSS Programme officers, St. John College of Engineering and Management), Ms. Shraddha More and Mr. Ajay Shirsath (NSS Additional Programme officers, St. John College of Engineering and Management), Mr. Prashant Dalvi (NSS Additional Programme Officer of St. John Institute of Pharmacy and Research). The camp was inaugurated by the Chief Guest Mrs. Varsha Phatarpekar (Secretary, Aadivasi Sahaj Shikshan Pariwar).Following activities were scheduled and the students enthusiastically participated in all the activities:Inaugural session by Mrs. Varsha Phatarpekar (Secretary, Aadivasi Sahaj Shikshan Pariwar) on Social work and community upliftment of tribal women and children1) Child Trafficking Prevention session by Mr. Akshay Madhvi (Senior Case Worker, Transforming Lives Foundation, Mira Road)2) Motivational talk on “Self-confidence and Diligency” by Ms. Swati Kakara (Gold Medalist in Polo Sports Championship)3) Workshop on “Superstitions and its Misconceptions” conducted by Mr. Anna Kadlaskar (BARC Scientific Officer)4) Awareness and Poster display session on “Intoxication and its consequences” by Mr. Milind Patil (Programme Co-ordinator, Intoxication Association, Palghar District)5) Workshop on “Disaster Management Training Session” by Mr. Anil Gavit (Civil Defence Officer, Tarapur) & Mr. Nilesh Vaze ( Former Incident Controller Officer)6) Session on “Importance of Hand Wash and its Practical Demonstration” for Tribal children of Katela pada7) Nail cutting activity for Tribal children of Katela pada8) Bridge contruction at Naralipada9) Check-Dam Construction at Naralipada10) Skits performed on Social Issues of Save Girl Child, Generic vs. Branded Medicines, Malnutrition and Child Labour at Naralipada11) Road levelling and preparation of Irrigation system at Krishi Vigyan Kendre, Kosbad12) Clothes, Stationery, Snacks and Vaseline distribution at Katela pada13) Cultural Program for Tribal children of Katelapada village14) Grass cutting activity at Katelpada village15) Road construction at Katelpada village16) Farm Dam Construction at Katelpada village17) Health and Hygiene Awareness activity at Katelpada village18) Visit to Indian Agricultural Research Centre (Techniques of Farming) at Kosbad19) Cultural activities : Poster Competition, Ad Mad Show, Singing, Dancing, Treasure Hunt, Sports, Yoga, Running, Physical Exercises and NSS song recitation Every NSS Volunteer contributed whole – heartedly for the social cause of the camp i.e. to create awareness amongst the village folks on how to improve & change their standard of living and their thought process. Each and every event had a new challenge and a new excitement. The NSS volunteers made sure that they gave their best throughout the day. Similarly, cultural events added flavour to the camp activities which enhanced confidence, team work among the volunteers and gave them opportunities to showcase their hidden talents and explore new innovative ideas. Every activity began and ended with “NSS clap which led its emphasis on unity, fraternity and equality. St. John Technical & Educational Campus nurtures the ideology of unity and commitment towards the Society and the Nation . It is committed to take up initiative of being the change and motivating all the NSS Volunteers towards Social Awareness and outreach which is essential today for their overall development including moral values and thereby development of the Society.

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