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Self Defence Workshop and its Practical Demonstration

Guest Lecture /

Self Defence Workshop and its Practical Demonstration Participants : Girls Students of St. John Technical Campus NSS units (SJCEM, SJIPR, SJCHS) Resource person : Mr. Anil Mali (President, Nihon Shotokon Karate do Federation India) St. John Technical Campus – NSS Units, St. John College of Engineering and Management (SJCEM), St. John Institute of Pharmacy and Research (SJIPR), St. John College of Humanities and Sciences (SJCHS), NSS Units in association with Nihon Shotokon Karate Do Federation (NSKF) India had taken an initiative to create an awareness about to empower girls. The main objective of this programme was to guide girl students for their safety and not to neglect the attitude of ignorance about their safety in their life. Mr. Vinit Dhanu (Secretary, NSKF India) and Mr. Anil Mali (President, NSKF India), were Chief Guest of the function. Dr. G.V. Mulgund ( Principal, SJCEM), Mr. Sachin Urade (NSS Programme Officer, SJCEM), Mr. Amol Gholap (NSS Programme Officer, SJIPR), Ms. Shraddha More (NSS Programme officer, SJCEM) Mr. Sachin Gawali( NSS Programme Officers of SJCHS), Ms. Sonam Yadav( NSS coordinator of SJCHS) were present for this Programme. The first session was held on 20th July, 2019. The introductory speech was given by Rucha Keni, NSS Volunteer. She also welcomed the guests and other team members of Karate Team. The practical session also included the basic techniques to defend against any type of physical assault. Total 95 volunteers were participated in this programme and had shown their interest for all type of practical demonstration. Ms. Geetanjali Raut, NSS volunteer proposed vote of thanks to all. The second session was held on 10th August, 2019. The Instructors Mr. Shivcharan Yadav (Joint Secretary, Nihon Shotokon Karate do Federation India) and Mr. Bhavendra Mestry . Mrs. Sangita Dubey is an officer in Railways and a National level champion in Karate. The purpose of this session was to concentrate on the exercises that will help to build a body which is tough enough to learn the self defense moves. She gave a short speech to girls about daily incidents occurring around and why it is necessary to learn Self Defense. Total 53 girls volunteers participated in this programme. Lastly Ms. Himali Trivedi, NSS volunteer proposed the vote of thanks. The seminar was concluded successfully with a Theme: “Empowering Girls for a Brighter Tomorrow”

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Essay and Poetry competition

2019 /

Essay and Poetry competition In order to commemorate the Guru Purnima, the Literary Club of SJCHS conducted an Essay and Poetry competition for the students. The students were asked to submit their essay and poetry written by them on the theme of Guru Purnima which celebrates the pious relationship between the Guru and the Shishya.There were total 17 entries: 13 in English, 3 in Hindi and 1 in Marathi. All entries of the students expressed their respect for teachers and their sincere desire to learn from them and repay their debt of gratitude through a promise to excel in their studies. The winners of the competition are: English: First Position: Anam Memon (FYBA) Second Position: Jyoti Mishra (SYBA) Third Position: Gautami Patil (FYBA) Hindi: First Position: Vaishnavi Bhosale (FYBA) Marathi: First Position: Rohit Modak (TYBBI)

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Guru Purnima Celebration

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Guru Purnima Celebration Guru Purnima is celebrated on the full moon day in the month of Ashadh of the Hindu Calendar to pay our homage to the lineage of spiritual masters. It coincides with the holy birthday of Shri Ved Vyas, the compiler of 4 Veda & 18 Purans. This year, the pious day fell on 16th July, 2019 as per English Calendar. On this sacred day of Guru Purnima, the Literary Club of St. John College of Humanities & Sciences celebrated this day with all the teaching & non-teaching staff of the college. Both the teaching and non-teaching staff were welcomed in the Hindu ritual style of applying ‘Tilak’ to the forehead. Handcrafted roses were gifted to all the faculty members as a token of love from students. Sister Hilda Albuquerque (Administrative Head) was the Chief Guest and she graced the event showering a lot of appreciation for the students for their respect for the teachers. The student members of the Literary Club hosted the event with great enthusiasm. Rueben Alwa (SYBMS) & Naman Kherodiya (SYBCom.) were the speakers of the event. The event started with St. Francis prayer. Shristi Anand (SYBBI) gave a speech on the significance of this auspicious day, starting with the hymn of ‘Gurur Bramha’. An amusing game was arranged for all the faculty members where they were required to use their imagination to construct a story based on the stuffs that were especially assorted for them. While the participating faculty members took on the challenge of the game and spouted funny and interesting stories, all others laughed and were regaled listening to their stories. The inspiration of this game came to the students through the club’s vision and mission of ‘Carving Creative Persona’ wherein the students will develop their thinking capabilities. No doubt, the students really racked their mind in thinking of a game that would be suitable for the faculty members. And the staff also responded with equal enthusiasm by involving themselves in the exercise in imagination. Lastly, the festivity ended with the vote of thanks by Prabhakar Prajapati (SY BSc. HS)

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Seminar on IoT (Internet of Thing)

Guest Lecture /

Seminar on IoT (Internet of Thing) A seminar on IoT(Internet of Thing) was organized by the department of B.Sc.(I.T) on 6th July, 2019 in St. John College of Humanities and Sciences. The total 45 students have participated from S.Y. B.Sc. (I.T.).The seminar commenced with welcome speech by Ms. Smita Chaudhari (HOD, B.Sc. I.T) explained the objectives and importance of the workshop. The motive behind conducting this seminar was to introduce the basic idea about how Internet can help in our day to day life and enhance project skills and familiarize with Internet of Things. The session started with keynote lecture on IoT and future of connected world by Mrs. Rojal Rodrigues, (M.E EXTC) . The session was conducted for two hours. It provided the insights of IoT applications for smart home, smart cities, smart lights, smart retails, energy issues, health and life style and car connect. The real life use cases were discussed on IoT application and made the session really interactive by providing an opportunity to suggest a solution to real life scenario. Participants were indeed curious to provide various solutions .

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Just a minute (JAM) competition

2019 /

Just a minute (JAM) competition “Just a minute (JAM)” is an interesting game like competition to encourage students to showcase their English communication ability. This competition gives excellent opportunity for the students to further develop their communication capabilities through the challenges that they are made to take on during the competition, posed either by the JAM Master through the interesting and challenging topics that the participants are made to speak on, or by the objections that they have to face from their fellow participants in case they have trespassed the rules of the competition. In totality, the competition is an interesting platform for students to engage in public speaking in a game like situation. Such competitions can encourage students to come out of their shell and develop their confidence to communicate in English. The JAM Competition was conducted for the second year and third year students of SJCHS on 5th July 2019 at 11 am. The coordinators of the Event- Ms. Tanya D’Souza and Ms. Divya Bhagat welcomed the audience and the participants and laid out the rules of the JAM competition. A variety of topics were given on the spot to students for speaking for sixty seconds. Some of the topics were: “If I were Invisible”, “My Dream Job”, “If Time Stopped” etc. The topics triggered imagination of the participants and kept them engaged in spewing out one thing or the other (though within the context of the topic) with regard to the topics as their turns came otherwise they would have lost the opportunity to score against each other. Sister Hilda, and many teaching faculties and students of different departments witnessed the imagination power and expressions of the participants. This provided students with a golden opportunity to practice and exhibit their speaking skills. The final round further peaked the interest of the audience as they held to their seats watching the finalists racing against each other in the verbal duel. Jolly Guliana (First place), Srishti Anand (Second), Rosette Nirmal (Third) were declared as the winners of the competition. It was the first event of the Literary Club for the current academic year and was well received by all-the participants, the audience and the college administration. Sister Hilda, the Administrative Head of SJCHS complimented the students for their participation and enthusiasm. She further requested us ( the Literary Club) to hold the same event on more regular basis than to conduct it as a one time event in an academic year.

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