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DCT‟s
The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of IQAC
2014-15
Website: http://www.dhempecollege.edu.in
Web-link of the AQAR: www.dhempecollege.edu.in/AQAR201415.pdf
Track ID: GACOGN10088
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The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of IQAC
2014-15
Part – A 1. Details of the Institution
1.1 Name of the Institution
1.2 Address Line 1
Address Line 2
City/Town
State
Pin Code
Institution e-mail address
Contact Nos.
Name of the Head of the Institution:
Tel. No. with STD Code:
Mobile:
Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator:
Mobile:
IQAC e-mail address:
1.3 NAAC Track ID
1.4 Website address:
Web-link of the AQAR:
D.C.T.‟s Dhempe College of Arts & Science, Miramar, Panaji-Goa
Miramar, Panaji-Goa
Panaji
Goa
403001
0832-2462376/2461507
Dr. Yasmin Modassir
(0832) 2462376/2461507
09371111117
Dr. K. G. Hiremath
+919423835182
http://www.dhempecollege.edu.in
www.dhempecollege.edu.in/AQAR201415.pdf
GACOGN10088
Post Box No.222,
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1.5 Accreditation Details
Sl. No. Cycle Grade CGPA Year of
Accreditation Validity Period
1 1st Cycle *** ---- 2000 2000-2005
2 1st Cycle B
+ ---- 2003 2003-2008
3 2nd
Cycle A ---- 2010 2010-2015
1.6 Date of Establishment of IQAC :
1.7 AQAR for the year
1.8 Details of the previous year‟s AQAR submitted to NAAC after the latest Assessment
and Accreditation by NAAC. i. AQAR 2010-2011 21/02/2012
ii. AQAR 2011-2012 07/04/2012
iii. AQAR 2012-2013 27 /08 /2014
iv. AQAR 2013-2014 18/10/ 2014
1.9 Institutional Status University
State Central Deemed Private
Affiliated College Yes No
Constituent College Yes No
Autonomous college of UGC Yes No
Regulatory Agency approved Institution Yes No Not Applicable
(eg. AICTE, BCI, MCI, PCI, NCI)
Type of Institution Co-education Men Women
Urban Rural Tribal
Financial Status Grant-in-aid UGC 2(f) UGC 12B
Grant-in-aid + Self Financing Totally Self-financing
10/07/2003
2014-2015
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1.10 Type of Faculty/Program
Arts Science Commerce Law PEI (Phys Edu)
TEI (Edu) Engineering Health Science Management Others(Specify)
1.11 Name of the Affiliating University
1.12 Special status conferred by Central/ State Government-- UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR
etc
Autonomy by State/Central Govt. / University
University with Potential for Excellence UGC-CPE
DST Star Scheme UGC-CE
UGC-Special Assistance Program DST-FIST
UGC-Innovative PG programs Any other (Specify)
UGC-COP Programs
2. IQAC Composition and Activities
2.1 No. of Teachers
2.2 No. of Administrative/Technical staff
2.3 No. of students
2.4 No. of Management representatives
2.5 No. of Alumni
2. 6 No. of any other stakeholder and
community representatives
2.7 No. of Employers/ Industrialists
2.8 No. of other External Experts
2.9 Total No. of members
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2.10 No. of IQAC meetings held
2.11 No. of meetings with various stakeholders: Faculty
Non-Teaching Staff Students Alumni Others
2.12Has IQAC received any funding from UGC during the year? Yes No
If yes, mention the amount
2.13 Seminars and Conferences (only quality related)
(i) No. of Seminars/Conferences/ Workshops/Symposia organized by the IQAC
Total Nos. International National State Institution Level
(ii) Themes
2.14. Significant activities and contribution made by IQAC
Following Suggestions made by IQAC were complied
General Suggestions
• LCDs to be used regularly.
• Teachers to give the topic in advance so that students can come prepared to class. This enables good
interaction in the classroom and make learning interesting.
• Encourage students to ask questions especially introvert students.
• T.Y.projects to be designed to acquire skills relevant to life and the society that will enable students
to become employable.
• Teachers to talk to students beyond the syllabus and the subject to inculcate value system.
• Mentors to make efforts to evolve a peer mentor amongst the mentees. Peer mentor is a link between
mentor and mentees.
Specific Actions taken by the Conveners/HoDs
• Give wide publicity to about opportunities at NIO.
• Install fire wall to prevent students from using unhealthy websites.
• Acquire software to demonstrate dissection.
• The hygiene and quality in the College canteen has to be improved.
• Fans have been replaced/repaired.
• A list of Non-conventional Value-added courses to be displayed.
• An awareness about Reproductive and Sexual Health for the girls has been arranged
2.15 The plan of Action by IQAC/Outcome
IQAC seeks for a plan of action at the beginning of the year. Department wise outcome is given below
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Sr.No. Plan of Action Outcome
1. Economics
1. To train the students for „Online Trading in Shares
and Debentures‟.
2. To set up an „Entrepreneurship Cell‟ to develop
entrepreneurial skill among students of the College.
3. To apply for a minor research project to UGC.
4. To organize a two day National level Conference in
Economics.
5. To conduct a long term Non- conventional Value-
added course to develop soft skills of students
A Session on Financial Economics was organized for
TYBA students
Entrepreneurship Cell‟ is started in the College and
Mrs Annie Rajan is the coordinator of this cell.
A minor research project proposal is sent to UGC.
A proposal sent to UGC for financial support for
National level conference in Economics.
Under „Economics Forum‟ the department conducted
following programs for the students-peer learning,
Budget discussion, Visit to Goa‟s Central Excise and
Custom‟s Museum, Theatre in Learning, Seminar,
Economics quiz competition and Collage Exhibition on
Environment Economics .
2. English
1. To organize a National Level Conference
2. To organize a State Level Workshop for English
teachers
3. To undertake a Minor Research Project
4. To organize two Non-Conventional Value-added
Courses(1 in each semester)
5. To continue the existing Bridge Course for ICCR
scholars
6. To screen movies pertaining to syllabi and those
eliciting debate and discussion
7. To organize the annual Journalistic and Literary
festival-ILLUMINATIONSand conduct an
exhibition
8. To host at least 2 quizzes in the year
9. To invite authors and experts to interact with
students of Literature and Journalism
10. To take students to other institutes to present papers
and attend seminars and lectures
Organized a Two- day U.G.C sponsored National
Conference titled- “Mapping the Matrix of
Contemporary Indian Literature in English”
The proposal to U.G.C for a minor research project
titled- “Ecological Consciousness in Goan Cultural
Signifiers” has been accepted and the project is
underway.
Ten movies and two short films screened and one short
video was shown.
Carpe diem-(The Masquerade) – an intra-collegiate
literary festival was organized.
Conducted a quiz on Shakespeare to mark 450 years of
the Great Bard
Ten guest lectures were arranged.
Student Activities:
One student presented a paper and also won laurels at
Pegasus 2014 a Literary Festival of Chowgule college,
Margao
Participated actively in the Goa Art and organised by
International Centre Goa from 4th
to 7th
December,
2014.
3. History
1. Students Internship, workshop, talk, debate,
2. Certificate course in Numismatics and Museology.
3. Field visits
Internship Programme for T.Y.B.A. students –May
12 –June 6, 2014
Conducted a Non –Conventional Course On “
Introduction to Ancient Indian Numismatics “
An inter-class competition on heritage cuisine “Histro
–Brite , Chronicles of Bon Vivant was conducted
Talk on “Culture and Ghummat ” for S.Y.B.A.
students was conducted
Quiz on Indian freedom struggle for S.Y.B.A.
Talk –cum-Presentation on “ Evolution of
Iconography ” by RohitPhalgaonkar
Study tour of Hyderabad
Screening/ viewing of the movie “ Lokmanya-
EkYugpurush ” at Inox on 6th
Jan.2015
Two day workshop on “Introduction to Ancient
Indian Iconography ” for T.Y.B.A. students in
collaboration with Goa State Musuem on 23-24th
Jan.
2015.
Heritage trails and Walks were conducted.
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4. Department of Indian Language
Marathi
Screening of Marathi play ‘RAIGADHALA JEVHA JAG YETE’
Konkani
Commemorate birth anniversary of
ShennoiGoembab, father of Konkani
literature on 23rd
June, 2014
Screening of „O MARIA‟ for
S.Y.B.A.Konkani allied to major students.
Hindi
Commemorate Hindi day on 14th
september,
2014
Short term course:
Short term certificate course in „Mangal‟ font.
(unicodedevnagari software to be co-ordinated
by Dr. VaishaliNaik&SampadaSavase)
Short term certificate course in „Spoken
Sanskrit‟ to be co-ordinated by Mr. Vinayak
Alias Vinay Bapat.
Long term course
Long term course in journalistic skills in
regional languages to be co-ordinated by Mr.
Jaiprabhu Kamble.
Seminar/ conference/workshop:
National level seminar on Marathi novels. –
Mr. Vinay Bapat
National level workshop on translation – Mrs.
Sampada Savase
Minor research project:
1 minor research project in Hindi to be submitted by
Dr. Vaishali Naik
Marathi
Screening of Marathi Play „Raigadhala jevha jag
yete‟
Konkani
Commemorated the Birth anniversary of Shennoi
Goembab,.
Screening of „O Maria‟ , „Aleesha‟, „Zamle re Zamle‟,
and „Gaban‟
Hindi
Commemorated Hindi Day in September, 2014.
SHORT TERM COURSE:
Short Term Certificate Course in „MANGAL‟ font.
(Unicode devnagari Software Co-ordinated by Dr.
Vaishali Naik & Sampada Savase.
LONG TERM COURSE
Long Term Course in Journalistic Skills in Regional
Languages co-ordinated by Mr. Jaiprabhu Kamble.
MINOR RESEARCH PROJECT:
1 Minor Research Project in Hindi has been sanctioned
by UGC to Dr. Vaishali Naik (ONGOING)
5. Philosophy
1. Field trips to create awareness on
environmental and other issues of
philosophical significance.
2. A yearlong certificate course in community
service.
3. Screening of movies relevant to ethical and
philosophical issues.
Community service at Hamara School (school for
underprivileged students).
Field trip on ecological crisis in and around Panaji
Screening of the Movie „ Slow poisoning of India –
harmful effects of Pesticides on14th
January,2015.
Organized a discussion on Human Trafficking
A talk on “ Miracles Decoded” was organized.
Conducted a student workshop on “Ecological
Problems in Goa”
A legal literacy programme on „Domestic Violence‟
was organized.
Debate on „Should There be A Dress Code For
College Students” was organized.
Coordinated „food festival‟ in the College.
6. Political Science
1. Organizing elocution and poster making
competition
Organized Poster-making Competition on the theme
violation of Human Rights”.
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2. Debate, guest lecture, screening of films.
3. Participating in mock parliament
Visit to the International Centre Goa for Lecture-
cum-Interactive Session on “India‟s Look East
Policy: Recent Trends”
Screened Documentary film on “The Making of the
Indian Constitution”.
Visit to the International Centre Goa for Lecture-
cum-Interactive Session on „Challenge and Strategy:
Rethinking India‟s Foreign Policy‟ by Ambassador
Rajiv Skiri, former ambassador to Kazakhstan
Organized a visit to the Goa Legislative Assembly
for Monsoon Session of the Assembly.
Participated in National Voters Day Quiz
Competition organized by Department of Political
Science, Goa University.
Attended Second Annual Political Science Festival
organized by the Department of Political Science,
Goa University
Participated in “Students parliament competition
2015” organized by Goa Legislative Assembly
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Talks by Experts
Visits
WANGDA Internship program with Disha
Talk by Psychiatrist Dr. Smruti Ingole Gill on
“Coping with Stress and Anxiety: A Psychiatrist‟s
Perspective”
Interactive session on developing “self-Esteem” by
the college counsellor Ms. PranitaKalangutkar
A talk was held on 6th
December 2014 for the
Psychology students. The topic of the talk was
“Creating an Evidence base for Community
Intervention”
Session on “Career Guidance in the field of
Psychology” by the college counsellor Ms. Pranita
Kalangutkar.
Session on “Managing Examination Stress” was
conducted by the college counsellor Ms. Pranita
Kalangutkar
Visits
Field trip to Disha School for special children on
15/7/14. Number of students-20.
The Psychology Department organized a visit to IPHB
for its TYBA students on the 25th
of February 2015.
WANGDA
The internship programme for psychology students at
Disha School and for special children began on 21/7/14
with 8 students volunteering, 4 for the vocational centre
and 4 for Disha school.
1. Post Graduate Diploma in Mass Communication
and Journalism
To involve students in media organization to
help gain firsthand knowledge and experience.
Students attended
One day workshop on News making (writing) and
Presentation
„Bloggers Meet‟ at ICG
Along with Coordinator visited Elegant offset
printing, Karaswada.
Coordinator conducted “Visit to Assembly” Students
had the benefit of watching senior editor of
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To conduct photography / videography
workshop for the students
To organize „Illuminations‟- an inter-
collegiate journalistic festival,
Quiz Competition and debate on current
issues.
Gomantak Times, Suhasini Prabhugaonkar at work.
Completed three weeks long internship
Coordinator and students attended the 45th
International Film Festival of India, Goa, attended
Master classes of eminent Actors, Directors,
Screenplay writers, producers etc from India and
abroad,
A photography and filmmaking workshop during
IFFI
Students attended a workshop “The Game-changer in the
world of Cameras” hosted by Sony India Pvt. Ltd. in
Hotel Panjim Inn.
Student participation
One student attended Wild Wisdom Quiz arranged by
WWF- Nature Goa,
In a programme “An Accidental Prime Minister:
Making & Unmaking of Dr. Manmohan Singh.”
Made PPT presentations of various Designations in the
world of press in department
“Exploring New Horizons” was attended by
Coordinator along with all the students of the
department
Clarinda Dias participated in the screening of the panel
discussion on “Media Education: Issues and Concerns
where Ms. Clarinda Dias was a panelist.
Visiting Chair Research Professors Programme by
Goa University was attended by Coordinator and
Students.
Students made a presentations “Gandhi and
Journalism” as a part of 2nd
Oct Gandhi Jayanti
celebrations
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Faculty of Science
Sr.No. Plan of Action Outcome
1 Biotechnology
1. CHIASMA (includes guest lectures by scientist,
biotechnology exhibition of projects and posters
and events for participation of HSSC students).
2. Short term course on „Food science & Quality
Control‟ (open for all college students)
3. Short term course on „Aquarium- Maintenance &
Management‟ (open for all college students)
4. A Guest lecture on Industrial chemistry
5. A field visit to Salim Ali Bird sanctuary –Chorao
Chiasma 2014, was a two day science exhibition cum
event hosted in December 2014.
Non-conventional certificate course on „Food„Food Science
and Quality Control‟
conducted
Guest lecture on analytical chemistry,
Guest lecture on “Immune system: friend
or foe” was organized.
A field trip to Dr. Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary - Chorao was
organized.
2 Botany
1. Guest Lectures(PEP)/Film
shows/Exhibitions/Quiz/ Field visits
2. Applying for minor research project
3. Organize Workshop/Seminar/Symposium
4. Conduct Add on value added non-
conventional course.
One film show,plantation, leadership talk were
arranged under (PEP)
One minor project submitted
Conducted a value addedd non-conventional course.
3 Chemistry 1. To conduct quiz competition for chromophore club
students
2. To participate in All Goa Chemistry Teachers
Association Quiz Competition.
3. Industrial visit for Chromophore Club.
4. Poster competition for Chromophore club.
5. Online Talk.
6. Instrumentation course.
Conducted
Quiz Competition
Industrial visit to Nestle and Wallace Pharma
Poster competition under Chromophore club.
Guest lecture by Health through Ayurveda by Dr
Archana Gaonker
Guest lecture on safety in Chemistry laboratory by Dr.
K. Paithankar
4 Computer Science & IT
1. One state level workshop on Android.
2. One spoken tutorial workshop for other
school/higher secondary/college teachers.
3. Spoken tutorial workshops for other
departmental staff and students of college.
4. An interstate intercollegiate event
“Technogyaan”.
5. Up gradation of College website including
staff login, committees login, Staff profiles,
dynamic news and events, Alumni
registration.
6. Up gradation of Students Information Systems
to include student profiles, timetables,
attendance and examination results.
7. TY Students training for MCA entrance
preparations
8. COC
9. Attend seminars/workshops
10. Apply for M.Phil/Ph.D.
11. Organize educational tour to IT students.
Spoken tutorial workshops conducted for students.
MOODLE Training was organized for teaching staff
Technogyaan organized
Industrial visit conducted
Three add on courses conducte for F.Y., S.Y.,
T.Y.B.Sc.students conducted
One guest lecture arranged.
Courses on Web Designing and Office Secretary
conducted.
Attended one seminar.
Studying for M.Phil.
Organized educational tour to Ooty.
5 Geology
1. Arranging popular talks, at least two, by eminent
resource persons related to subject topic.
2. Conducting value added non conventional
The student seminars were organized for S.Y.B.Sc. and
T.Y.B.Sc. students in connection with their
assignments topics
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certificate course in “Application of Remote
Sensing and Aerial Photography in Geology”.
3. Organizing students seminars
6 Mathematics
1. Nature walk, guest lecture, visit to orphanage.
2. Mathematica
3. Seminar
A nature walk to Dr. Salim Ali Bird sanctuary,
Chorao, organized.
Two SYBSC students of Mathematics Deevena Ferrao
and Sujata Desai attended the MTTS ( Mathematics
Training and Talent Search Programme) funded by
National Board for Higher Mathematics ,in the summer
vacation at Goa university , from 12th
May 2014 to 7th
June 2014.
24th
September a lecture session on „knot theory‟ for
the Maths students by Dr. Jayanthan, Goa university.
Inter department patriotic singing competition. On
30th
july 2014
Dr. Kalpana Mahatme, Medical Officer of the Urban
Health Center Panaji, trained students for First Aid
Sadbhawana Diwas was organized for the students
and staff of the college.
7 Physics
1. Seminars-State/National
2. Workshop
3.Symposium
4.Research Projects- Monor/Major
5. Non-conventional Course
6.Filmshows,exhibions,quiz, competitions,,talks by
experts
7.Fild visits, extension work, community service
Submitted one major project
Non-conventional course on Electrical & Electronic
Instruments conducted
Organized film show, exhibition on Concepts in
Optics,
Four talks were arranged
Arranged Visit to BITS Pilani Campus arranged
8 Zoology 1. To conduct a Non-Conventional Course
2. To organize a State Level Workshop
3. A Nature Trail, Environmental Quiz and a Guest
Lecture on issues related to nature conservation to
be arranged under the auspices of Nature Club.
4. To arrange Guest Lectures
Two nature trails conducted
A “Collage-making competition was organised on
Environmental Issues was arranged
Three guest lectures were arranged.
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Criterion – I
1. Curricular Aspects
1.1 Details about Academic Programmes
Level of the
Programme
Number of
existing
Programmes
Number of
programmes added
during the year
Number of self-
financing
programmes
Number of value
added / Career
Oriented
programmes
PhD -- -- -- --
PG -- -- -- --
UG 02,B.A.,
B.Sc.
-- 01(B.Sc.
Biotechnology)
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PG Diploma 01 -- 01 --
Advanced Diploma -- -- -- --
Diploma -- -- -- --
Certificate 01
Others 10 5 15
Total --
Interdisciplinary
Innovative
1.2 (i) Flexibility of the Curriculum: Elective option
(ii) Pattern of programmes:
1.3 Feedback from stakeholders* Alumni Parents Employers Students
(On all aspects)
Mode of feedback :Online Manual Co-operating schools (for PEI)
Analysis of the feedback
1. Annexure I Analysis of Parents feedback
2. Annexure II Analysis Students‟ feedback
1.4 Whether there is any revision/update of regulation or syllabi, if yes, mention their salient aspects.
1.5 Any new Department/Centre introduced during the year. If yes, give details.
Pattern Number of programmes
Semester 02 ( B.A., B. Sc.)
Trimester --
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Criterion – II
2. Teaching, Learning and Evaluation
2.1 Total No. of
permanent faculty
2.2 No. of permanent faculty with Ph.D.
2.3 No. of Faculty Positions
Recruited (R) and Vacant (V)
during the year
2.4 No. of Guest and Visiting faculty and
Temporary faculty
2.5 Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:
2.6 Innovative processes adopted by the institution in Teaching and Learning:
2.7 Total No. of actual teaching days
during this academic year
2.8 Examination/ Evaluation Reforms initiated by
the Institution (for example: Open Book Examination, Bar Coding,
Double Valuation, Photocopy, Online Multiple Choice Questions)
2.9 No. of faculty members involved in curriculum
restructuring/revision/syllabus development
as member of Board of Study/Faculty/Curriculum Development workshop
2.10 Average percentage of attendance of students
2.11 Course/Programme wise
Asst.
Professors
Associate
Professors
Professors Others Total
15 23 -- 1 Librarian
1 Physical Education Director
40
Asst.
Professors
Associate
Professors
Professors Others Total
R V R V R V R V R V
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No. of Faculty International level National level State level
Attended
Seminars/
Workshops
03 27 25
Presented papers 05 13 01
Resource Persons --- 05 02
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ICT, LCD, seminars, paper presentations, debates, panel discussions, quizzes, educational
movies,/filmclips, play reading, role playing, mock interviews, film making, poetry and creative
writing.
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A training sessions for staff members
was held to conduct examinations
effectively.
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distribution of pass percentage : SEM 1,3,5
Title of the
Programme
Total no. of
students
appeared
% Division
Distinction I II III Pass
FYBA/BSc 147/146 5/18 12/16 11/5 10/3 38/42
SYBA/BSc 119/101 24/27 31/33 26/19 5/2 86/80
TYBA/BSc 150/91 15/24 19/37 35/21 11/17 87/83
2.12 How does IQAC Contribute/Monitor/Evaluate the Teaching & Learning processes :
The suggestions given by IQAC are circulated and action taken report is recorded.
2.13 Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development
Faculty / Staff Development Programs Number of faculty
benefitted
Refresher courses 01
UGC – Faculty Improvement Programs 01
HRD programs 30
Orientation programs 00
Faculty exchange program 00
Staff training conducted by the university 00
Staff training conducted by other institutions 00
Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc. 14
Others- College conducted following in-house programs:
1. Staff were trained to use MOODLE
2. A workshop on “Faculty Training and
Development” was conducted.
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2.14 Details of Administrative and Technical staff
Category Number of
Permanent
Employees
Number of
Vacant
Positions
Number of
permanent positions
filled during the Year
Number of
positions filled
temporarily
Administrative Staff 35 2 1 --
Technical Staff 1 -- -- --
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Criterion – III
3. Research, Consultancy and Extension
3.1 Initiatives of the IQAC in Sensitizing/Promoting Research Climate in the institution
3.2 Details regarding major projects
Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted
Number 02 02 Rs. 24,69,300/-
Rs. 5,00,000/-
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Outlay in Rs. Lakhs Rs.30,07,078 -- -- --
3.3 Details regarding minor projects
Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted
Number 02 05 O5 --
Outlay in Rs. Lakhs 1,20,000 Rs. 7,65,000/- Rs. 10,15,000/- --
3.4 Details on research publications
International National Others
Peer Review Journals -- 13 --
Non-Peer Review Journals -- -- --
e-Journals -- -- --
Conference proceedings -- -- --
3.5 Details on Impact factor of publications:
Range Average h-index Nos. in SCOPUS
3.6 Research funds sanctioned and received from various funding agencies, industry and other organisations
Nature of the Project Duration
Year
Name of the
funding Agency
Total grant
sanctioned
Received
Major projects --- DBT, MHRD --- Rs.24,69,300/-
Rs.5,00,000/-
Minor Projects 02 UGC Rs.10,15,000/- Rs.7,65,000/-
Interdisciplinary Projects --- --- --- ---
Industry sponsored --- --- --- ---
Projects sponsored by the
University/ College --- --- --- ---
Students research projects
(other than compulsory by the
University)
--- --- --- ---
Any other(Specify) 01 UGC (conference) Rs.1,28,000/- Rs.96,000/-
Total
3.7 No. of books published i) With ISBN No. Chapters in Edited Books
Research Cell of the College sensitizes the teachers and encourages them to submit minor and major research
proposals. A total of 13 minor research proposals have been submitted in the academic year 2014-15. 05 minor
projects have been sanctioned. National conference was also organized by Department of English.
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ii) Without ISBN No.
3.8 No. of University Departments receiving funds from
UGC-SAP CAS DST-FIST
DPE DBT Scheme/funds
3.9 For colleges Autonomy CPE DBT Star Scheme
INSPIRE CE Any Other (specify)
3.10 Revenue generated through consultancy
3.11 No. of conferences
organized by the Institution
3.12 No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons
3.13 No. of collaborations International National Any other
3.14 No. of linkages created during this year
3.15 Total budget for research for current year in lakhs :
From Funding agency From Management of University/College
Total
3.16 No. of patents received this year
3.17 No. of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows of the institute in the
year
3.18 No. of faculty from the Institution
who are Ph. D. Guides
and students registered under them
Level International National State University College
Number --- 01 -- --- --
Sponsoring
agencies
--- UGC --- --- ---
Type of Patent Number
National Applied ---
Granted ---
International Applied ---
Granted ---
Commercialised Applied ---
Granted ---
Total International National State University Dist College
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3.19 No. of Ph.D. awarded by faculty from the Institution
3.20 No. of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones)
JRF SRF Project Fellows Any other
3.21 No. of students Participated in NSS events:
University level State level
National level International level
3.22 No. of students participated in NCC events:
University level State level
National level International level
3.23 No. of Awards won in NSS:
University level State level
National level International level
3.24 No. of Awards won in NCC:
University level State level
National level International level
3.25 No. of Extension activities organized
University forum College forum
NCC NSS Any other
3.26 Major Activities during the year in the sphere of extension activities and Institutional Social
Responsibility
Extension Activities
1. Health care to students and staff by inviting physician fortnightly, fumigation of campus.
2. Women Cell- organized collage making, cake baking competition, Talk on „Reproductive and Sexual
Health.
3. Community service at Hamara School for underprivileged children.
4. Survey on „ecological problems in and around Panaji‟.
5. A legal literacy programme by Adv. Nishigandha Shet and Adv. Vahida Yelgar from North Goa District
Legal Service authority.
6. Workshop on „Speak Against Menstrual Exclusion‟ organized by SAME and Global Shapers.
7. WANGDA internship programme with Disha School for Special Children, Pananji. A stall of gift items
and stationary prepared by special children was set in the College. The gift items and stationary were
purchased by students and faculty of the college.
8. Mr. Prajal. Sakhardande led the Heritage Movement at Old Goa and got two platforms demolished within
the heritage buffer zone of Viceroy‟s arch and got the 16th
Century arsenal wall restored on 2014.
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9. Invited as a Resource Person for Rajbid Heritage Walk organised by „Sangath‟- an N.G.O. in mental
health of children and old on Sunday 12th
October, 2014.
10. Prof. S. J. Godse Participated as an organizer in the 4th
BharatiyaVigyanSamelan at Panaji Goa from 5th
to
8th
February 2015 which was jointly organized by VijnanaBharati, Govt. of Goa and Goa University.
11. Following teacher from college were members of organizing committee of
„4th
BharatiyaVigyanSammelan& Expo 2015 held on 5-8 Feb. 2015 , organised by Vijnana Bharati, Goa
University & Government of Goa
Mr. Suhas Godse
Mr. S, S. Burye
Dr. Miskil Naik
Dr.(Mrs) Purnima Ghadi
Mra. Shilpa Naik
Activities encouraging Institutional Social Responsibility
1. Nature walk to Dr. Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary, Chorao for students.
2. Singing competition of Patriotic songs.
3. Training to do First Aid for students by Dr. Kalpana Mahatme, Urban Health Centre, Panaji.
4. Awareness programme on Sexual Harassment Prevention Committee
5. two major project undertaken by NSS Volunteers 1) Collection of empty Milk packet, 2) Making of Papers
bag.
6. NSS Volunteers Participated in Rally Organized by Election commission to
celebrate National voters Day.
7. NSS Unit in association with HDFC Bank, Organized blood Donation camp for students. 56 volunteers
donated the blood.
8. Miramar beach cleaning drive.
9. Major project on „Segregation of Garbage‟ in the village Panchayat Penha-de-Franca.
10. Rally on “Road safety” as a part of Social Service and Community Development Activity
11. NCC cadets participated in the Swaccha Bharat Abhiyan at Bambolim
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Criterion – IV
4. Infrastructure and Learning Resources
4.1 Details of increase in infrastructure facilities:
Facilities Existing Newly created Source of
Fund
Total
Campus area 5362
Sq.m.
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Class rooms 18 ------ ------
Laboratories 14 ------ ------
Seminar Halls 1 ------ DCT‟s
No. of important equipments purchased (≥ 1-0
lakh) during the current year.
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Value of the equipment purchased during the year
(Rs. in Lakhs) 2261346
155525
331531
Govt. of
Goa &
UGC
2748402
Others
4.2 Computerization of administration and library
4.3 Library services:
Existing Newly added Total
No. No. Value Rs. No.
Books 34667 444 1,51,569 35111
E-books(Kindles) 8 1,06,136 8
Journals titles 48 74,725 48
E- Journals titles INFLIB-NET 5,000 One
CD & Video 105 3 2,950 108
Newspapers/Magazines titles 17 43,833 17
Bound volumes of journals 1153 ----- ------- 1153
1. Library automation: cataloguing section, circulation section, selection of books, and stock verification of books.
2. Barcode reader installation and application.
3. Electronic notice board is installed in library to display notices
4. Nine computers made available for the staff and students in reading room.
5. e- books reader- eight kindles are purchased.
6. High speed internet made available in all the computers. (Internet band width /speed 1GB.)
7. A UGC Network centre has been established with fourteen computers with High speed internet made available in
all the computers and LCD projector, exclusively for the use of teachers for the research purposes
8. A printer made available for the use of teachers for the research purposes.
9. Head phones are made available for visually challenged students.
10. CCTV cameras
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4.4 Technology up gradation (overall)
Total
Computers
Computer
Labs Internet
Browsing
Centres
Computer
Centres Office
Depart-
ments Others
Existing 81 39 120 02 03 08 19 ------
Added O5 ------ ------- ------- ------- ------ ------ ------
Total 86 39 120 02 03 08 19 ------
4.5 Computer, Internet access, training to teachers and students and any other programme for technology
upgradation (Networking, e-Governance etc.)
4.6 Amount spent on maintenance in lakhs:
i) ICT
ii) Campus Infrastructure and facilities
iii) Equipments
iv) Others
Total:
Spoken tutorial programs conducted for students of computer science.
MOODLE training provided to teaching staff in January 2015.
80000
137000
230000
100000
547000
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Criterion – V 5. Student Support and Progression
5.1 Contribution of IQAC in enhancing awareness about Student Support Services
5.2 Efforts made by the institution for tracking the progression
5.3 (a) Total Number of students
(b) No. of students outside the state
(c) No. of international students
Men Women
Demand ratio ---- Dropout % ------
5.4 Details of student support mechanism for coaching for competitive examinations (If any)
No. of students beneficiaries
5.5 No. of students qualified in these examinations
NET SET/SLET GATE CAT
IAS/IPS etc State PSC UPSC Others
5.6 Details of student counselling and career guidance
UG PG Ph. D. Others
622 5 --- ---
No %
235 35.49
No %
427 64.50
Last Year (2013-14) This Year(2014-15)
General SC ST OBC Physically
Challenged
Total General SC ST OBC Physically
Challenged
Total
628 06 46 80 05 765 505 15 48 95 03 666
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144 students were counselled for emotional, family, interpersonal and academic
counselling.
Career guidance given to 18 students
The suggestions given by IQAC especially with reference to students are conveyed to
respective conveners for necessary action
A mentoring programme is in place in the institution which monitors the academic progress
of the students alongside all-round development. The examination committee monitors the
progress from F.Y. to T.Y. and ISA committee looks into continuous progress
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No. of students benefitted
5.7 Details of campus placement
On campus Off Campus
Number of
Organizations Visited
Number of Students
Participated
Number of
Students Placed
Number of Students Placed
01 11 03 12
5.8 Details of gender sensitization programmes
5.9 Students Activities
5.9.1 No. of students participated in Sports, Games and other events
State/ University level National level International level
No. of students participated in cultural events
State/ University level National level International level
5.9.2 No. of medals /awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events
Sports: State/ University level National level International level
Cultural: State/ University level National level International level
5.10 Scholarships and Financial Support (Including Biotechnology department)
Number of
students Amount
Financial support from institution ------------ -------
Financial support from government 24 4,83,566-/- *
Financial support from other sources -------- ----------
Number of students who received International/
National recognitions
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* (includes only ST students as on 31/03/2015)
5.11 Student organized / initiatives
NCC unit organized two days self-defence training to NCC girl students
Women Cell organized a talk on „Reproductive& Sexual health‟ for girl students on 7th
March 2015.
Students attended a seminar 0n „Are survival and socio-economic rights of women and girls
protected through campaigns, schemes, laws in Goa‟ on 14th
march 2015 at Goa International
Centre.
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Fairs : State/ University level National level International level
Exhibition: State/ University level National level International level
5.12 No. of social initiatives undertaken by the students
5.13 Major grievances of students (if any) redressed: One concerning staff and the
second one concerning students
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Criterion - VI
6.1 State the Vision and Mission of the Institution
Vision: To be a Premier Institution of India for Academic Excellence and Holistic Development of Individuals.
Mission: To be committed towards making Education Inclusive, Interactive and to enhance Education by a
Knowledge-driven, Technology-enabled and Learner-friendly Pedagogy with an endeavor to develop Employable
citizens with Humane Values and Social Commitment.
To be an Institution of academic excellence which will serve the youth by providing them with quality higher
education and job opportunities to meet the demands of the Industry.
The Institution strives towards an all-round growth of students with special attention given to their
intellectual, moral and cultural development.
The Institution moulds the students according to the changing needs of the society. The innovative approach
in teaching-learning always keeps the students up to date with constant changes in the areas of study.
The Institution inculcates values of discipline, social commitment and mutual respect among the youth
thereby moulding their personalities to be better citizens of India.
The inclusion of all stakeholders, actively participating in decision and policy making help the students to
cope up with the demands of society and industry.
The interactive and learner friendly approach of faculty increases the level of confidence among students.
6.2 Does the Institution has a Management Information System (MIS)
College has Management Information System operating through feedbacks and audits.
6.3 Quality Improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following
6.3.1 Curriculum Development :
The curriculum is guided by the regulations of Goa University. In certain subjects like English, Economics,
Biotechnology, Computer Science and Physics, the teachers from the college have contributed in revision /
framing of new syllabus.
6.3.2 Teaching and Learning :
In order to achieve effective teaching and learning following tools are used by the faculty:
Debate, quiz, paper reading session, screening of movies, use of power point presentations, visit to
museum, historical sites, explanation with role playing, spoken tutorials, Moodle, online talks, subject
related lectures of expert guest faculty.
Use of ICT is extensively promoted with the help of high speed broadband internet connectivity.
Remedial teaching
6.3.3 Examination and Evaluation:
The examination and evaluation is as per Goa University‟s Ordinances in vogue.
The results are promptly declared.
Parents get opportunity to interact with subject teachers at the time of issue of mark-list.
Revaluation process is transparent.
Teachers show ISA answer sheets to the students after assessment.
Novel modes of evaluation for ISA are attempted in the form of Students‟ presentations, Group Discussion,
Case study and Survey.
6.3.4 Research and Development :
Research cell of the college promote and facilitate research through major and minor sponsored research
projects. Also, the teachers are encouraged to take up research activity and present / publish research
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papers in appropriate for a financial assistance and special leave on duty is provided to teachers to present
their work in seminars / conferences nationally and internationally.
Two major projects (one completed in May 2014, the other is ongoing).
Six minor projects (ongoing).
Thirteen papers published and twenty three papers presented
One teacher (Mrs. Mukta Karmadi) is deputed on FIP.
6.3.5 Library, ICT and physical infrastructure / instrumentation :
In general all departments have added new titles of books to the library. The library has introduced bar-
coding and the staff are trained for the purpose.
Relevant research journals are subscribed in all subjects taught in the College.
The Language laboratory is extensively used by students of English.
Department of psychology has added significant infrastructure to the laboratory.
An auditorium with audio-visual facilities and seating capacity for 100 has been furnished.
LCDs are installed in most of the lecture rooms, making ICT based instructions feasible.
Necessary instrumentation has been procured to enrich the laboratories.
Wi-Fi connectivity is provided at suitable points in the college campus.
6.3.6 Human Resource Management:
The HoD / In-charge of each department allots teaching workload to individual teachers under him/her
taking into account subject specialization and proficiency of the faculty.
The Principal assigns committee work to the teachers based on their aptitude and liking.
6.3.7 Faculty and staff recruitment:
The faculty and staff recruitment is strictly governed by the Statutes / Ordinances of Goa University, UGC
guidelines and recruitment rules of Govt. of Goa.
6.3.8 Industry Interaction / Collaboration :
Interaction of students with Journalists from Marathi Dailies.
Participation in activities of Goa Chamber of Commerce and Industries.
Employment oriented training by M/s Alpha Minds Pvt. Ltd.
Collaboration with IIT, Mumbai for Spoken tutorials.
Industrial training for Computer Science students in DLinkand Demerge.
Students‟ visit to Industries.
Collaboration with Mumbai University on „UG-PG Pathshala‟ Project.
Interaction with Geda and Agarwal group for fabrication of solar panel.
Association with Friends of Astronomy Society.
Summer training in Goa Medical College and Marmugoa Port Trust‟s Hospital for students.
6.3.9 Admission of Students:
Online registration for confirmation of admission facility is introduced to the students.
6.4 Welfare schemes for
Teaching Leave facility as defined by University Statues and Govt. regulations are extended
Financial aid for children‟s education is available.
Non-teaching Leave facility as defined by University Statues and Govt. regulations are extended
Financial aid for children‟s education is available.
Students Scholarships for meritorious students
Financial assistance to economically backward students
6.5 Total Corpus fund generated: No corpus fund is generated.
6.6 Whether annual financial audit has been done Yes √ No
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6.7 Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done?
Audit Type External Internal
Yes/No Agency Yes / No Authority
Academic No Yes ISO 2008:9001
(URS)
Administrative Yes ISO 2008:9001
(URS)
Yes ISO 2008:9001
(URS)
6.8 Does the University / Autonomous College declares results within 30 days?
For UG Programmes Yes No
For PG Programmes Yes No
6.9 What efforts are made by the University / Autonomous College for Examination Reforms?
Examination process is regulated by Ordinance of Goa University. College is not authorized to bring about
any reforms independently.
6.10 What efforts are made by the University to promote autonomy in the affiliated /
constituent colleges? Not Applicable
6.11 Activities and support from Alumni Association
(No significant activities to report)
6.12 Activities and support from the Parent –Teacher Association
(No significant activities to report)
6.13 Development programmes for support staff
The library organised training for its staff for operation of bar-code reader and electronic Notice board.
Computer literacy programme is implemented for support staff.
Training workshop for maintenance of electronic laboratory instruments is conducted.
6.14 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly
- Vermicomposting
- Digitalization of information
- Separation of Garbage
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Criterion – VII 7.1 Innovations introduced during this academic year which have created a positive impact on the functioning
of the institution.
MOODLE training programme conducted for teaching staff. Teaching staff have started using Moodle
software for uploading notes, assignments etc.
Office Management System introduced.
College has signed MoU with Association of Friends of Astronomy (AFA). Sky watching programmes in
collaboration with Association of Friends of Astronomy (AFA).
7.2 Provide the Action Taken Report (ATR) based on the plan of action upon at the beginning of the year
A notice was sent to all teachers to all HoDs to implement the suggestions given by IQAC and report was sought
a. General Suggestions
Sr.No. Suggestion Action Taken
1 LCDs to be used regularly. Most Teachers use LCD
2 Teachers to give the topic in advance so that students can come prepared
to class. This enables good interaction in the classroom and makes
learning interesting.
Topics were given in advance
3 Encourage students to ask questions especially introvert students. Individual teachers have made
attempts
4 T.Y. projects to be designed to acquire skills relevant to life and society
that will enable students to become employable
Some projects were relevant to
life
5 Teachers to talk to students beyond the syllabus and subject to inculcate
value system.
Teachers do it at their level
6 Mentors to make efforts to evolve a peer mentor amongst the mentees.
Peer mentor is a link between mentor and mentees.
Efforts were made
b. Specific suggestions
Sr. No. Suggestion Action Taken report
1 College to give wide publicity to encourage students to avail
opportunities at NIO. (Action-Placement cell)
Efforts were made
2 Judicious use of internet facility, install fire wall so as to
prevent students from using unhealthy websites (Action-
Computer Science Department)
Unauthorized websites blocked
3 Due to the ban on dissection software to demonstrate
dissection to be acquired. (Action- HoD Zoology)
Video clippings for all classed
downloaded
4 The hygiene aspect. Quality and nutritious food has to be
served. Menu for entire week may be prepared in
consultation with students. (Action- Canteen committee)
A meeting of Canteen Committee was
held and all the suggestions were
discussed and necessary action taken.
5 Interaction of students with management is necessary.
(Action- student activity committee)
Attempts are being made
6 A list of non-conventional courses to be displayed. (Action-
Convener Non-Conventional courses)
List displayed by individual departments
and 12 courses have already been
conducted and three more in the will be
conducted shortly.
7 Fans have to be replaced/ repaired. LCD projectors are
getting affected due to dampening of the ceiling hence, the
roofing requires water proofing. (Action- Infrastructure
committee)
All fans repaired, All LCD projectors are
in working condition. Attention of the
management drawn to waterproofing
problem.
8 Arrange awareness about Reproductive and Sexual Health for
the girls. (Action- Women Cell).
A program on reproductive and sexual
health conducted.
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7.3 Give two Best Practices of the institution : See Annexure
1. Personality Enhancement Programme
2. Outreach Programme.
7.4 Contribution to environmental awareness / protection
The natural environment encompasses the interaction of all living species.
Our College has always taken an initiative to promote environmental consciousness among the staff and students as
well as in the society. The location of our College is in the capital city and we have limited free space. Care has
been taken to create greenery in the college by planting trees and colourful flowering plants. We also have green
house and a well maintained Botanical Garden. Open spaces have been covered by pavers and lawns.
Energy conservation: The college classrooms are naturally well lit and ventilated. So fans and lights are
used judiciously.
Use of renewable energy: T.Y.B.Sc. Physics students have constructed solar charge controller and solar
panel which is used in the campus for lighting. This is an initial step to use renewable energy.
We have started drip irrigation in the College.
Checkdam construction: Ground water retention is enhanced by covering open spaces by pavers and
lawn.
Efforts for Carbon neutrality and Plantation: Annually NCC and NSS students undertake tree
plantations in the College premises.
Hazardous waste management: Old chemicals and hazardous chemicals are disposed according to the
procedures prescribed by the Pollution Control Board, Government of Goa.
E-waste management: e-waste such as old computers, UPS is sent for re-cycling through proper
procedures.
Other eco friendly activities include :
Vermi-Composting: It is a green manure processed by earthworms from the organic waste which otherwise
creates pollution. A Vermi-compositing pit which can take care of fallen leaves, vegetable waste and fruit
waste is built in the campus. Special variety of earthworms provided by ICAR, is used for this process. It
takes about a month to convert waste to manure. This manure is used for plants in the college garden. Being
chemical free it has the advantage of keeping good soil texture. To popularize this method, training
programmes are organized in the college by ICAR scientists for staff and students.
College has vermin-composting pit.
Used paper in the college is sent for recycling.
NSS volunteers collect empty milk packets and pet bottles and the same is sent to plastic collection centres.
These students also make paper bags from used papers to create awareness against usage of plastics.
Annual Beach cleaning drive has been conducted by NSS Unit.
7.5 Whether environmental audit was conducted?
Yes No
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7.6 Any other relevant information institution wishes to add
SWOC Analysis Summary
STRENGTHS
1. Staff Competence –Faculty members actively involved in research
2. Cater to students of from varied socioeconomic background
3. Healthy Student-Teacher Ratio and Relation
4. Good connectivity and urban location
5. Proximity to University and various institutes of repute like National Institute of
Oceanography (NIO), Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR).
6. Quality Consciousness. The college is ISO certified and is continuing the process.
7. IGNOU Study Center
8. Collection of rare reference books
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9. Internationally placed Alumni
10. Mentoring program for students
11. Personality Enhancement Programs held on weekly basis
12. Good Networking – Policy of SMS to keep stake holders informed of activities
13. MoU with reputed organizations.
14. Holistic development of students by getting them acquainted, promoting and adopting measures for green
environment.
WEAKNESS
1. Limited space due to urban setting
2. Competition with professional colleges as the students prefer to opt for professional
programs rather than pure sciences undergraduate programs.
OPPORTUNITIES
1. To further improve linkages industries and government
2. The students and teachers have opportunity to acquire higher level of academic excellence due to
close proximity to reputed national level organizations.
3. To offer higher number of career-oriented courses
4. To establish Research Center and have Certified Laboratories to encourage consultancy
opportunities.
5. To establish a Full- fledged counseling Center
6. To improve existing Office Management System.
7. Upgradation of infrastructure to Implement green practices and get the college declared as a green
campus.
8. To increase the number of MoUs with national & international agencies and establish faculty
exchange programs.
9. To expand the scope of existing Social/community outreach program.
10. To start more on job trainings to students for better employability and placement.
11. To establish a Common Instrumentation Centre /Facility to encourage consultancy
opportunities.
CHALLENGES
1. Training teaching staff, administrative and laboratory staff for using modern technology.
2. Upgrading the existing faculty in tune with applied and innovative courses
3. Periodical up gradation of ICT facilities
4. Bringing about a total Overhaul and Upgradation of Classroom Infrastructure
5. Starting Post-Graduate Degree and Diploma courses
6. Attaining green campus status
7. Seeking academic benefits for staff and students from internationally placed high-ranking alumni
8. Plans of institution for next year
Faculty of Arts Economics
1. To organize various programmes for students under Economics Forum and PEP
2. To conduct a minor research project after receiving UGC grant.
3. To organize a two day National level conference in Economics after receiving UGC grant.
4. To conduct a short term Non- conventional Value-added course on financial Economics and online
English
1. To organize two National Level Conferences
2. To organize a State Level Workshop for English teachers or Students
3. To undertake a Minor Research Project
4. To organize 2 Non-Conventional Value-added Courses
5. To continue the existing Bridge Course for ICCR scholars
6. To screen movies pertaining to syllabi and those eliciting debate and discussion
7. To organize the annual Journalistic and Literary festival-ILLUMINATIONS
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8. and conduct an exhibition
9. To host at least 2 quizzes in the year
10. To invite authors and experts to interact with students of Literature and Journalism
11. To take students to other institutes to present papers and attend seminars and lectures
12. To take students on field trips(2 in the year)
13. To engage in community service using literary tools like drama, poetry etc.
History
1. Internship Programme for S.Y.B.A.( History ) students
2. Non-Conventional Course.
3. Workshops
4. Talks
5. Study – Tours
6. Heritage trails and Walks
7. Quiz
Department of Indian Languages:
1. To screen plays such as Zamle re Zamle, O Bai, Mixing Fixing for SYBA Konkani Allied to Major
students, play „Rita Velankar‟ for FYBA Marathi Major students, „Garbicha Pavus‟and „Jogva‟ for FYBA
Marathi Major students, „Gaban‟film for TYBA Hindi students, „Aleesha‟, „O Maria‟ films for TYBA
Konkani students.
2. To organize „ Hindi day‟ in 14th
September, 2015.
3. To participate in Konkani Youth Literary Convention.
4. To participate in Goa Yuva Mahotsav.
5. To participate in Marathi Shekoti Literary Convention.
6. To conduct a Short term Certificate Course in „Mangal‟ Devnagari Software.
7. To conduct a Long term Certificate Course in „Marathi Journalism‟.
Philosophy
1. Community service at Hamara School (school for underprivileged students).
2. Field trips to create awareness on environmental and other issues of Philosophical significance.
3. Screening of movies relevant to ethical and Philosophy issues.
4. Debates, workshops, talks.
5. To organize „Dhempe food festival‟.
Political Science
1. Elocution Competition
2. Debate
3. Screening of Documentary
4. Poster making Competition
5. Quiz Competition
6. Visit to Goa Legislative Assembly
7. Guest lecture
8. Participation in Student‟s Parliament Competition
9. One-day workshop
10. National Level Seminar
11. Participation in Open Day organized by Department of Political Science, Goa University.
Psychology
1. Talks by Experts
2. Field Visits
3. WANGDA Internship programme with Disha
4. Educational Movie screenings and discussions
Post Graduate Diploma in Mass Communication and Journalism
1. To involve students in media organization to help gain firsthand knowledge and experience.
2. To Ensure maximum participation in annual events held in the state including IFFI
3. To conduct photography / videography workshop for the students
4. To organize „Illuminations‟- an inter-collegiate journalistic festival
5. To organize Quiz Competition
6. To organize Debates on current issues
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Faculty of Science
Biotechnology
1. Seminar-National level
2. Online Certificate Course
3. Non-Conventional Course
4. Major Research Project- (Already sanctioned - to be implemented)
5. Exhibition (Chiasma)
6. Quiz Competition
7. Talks/ lectures by experts
Botany
1. To display Plant of the week in the department
2. To conduct a national workshop
3. To continue a non-conventional Value-added course
4. To organize an exhibition on medicinal plants
5. To organize a quiz competition.
6. To organize „Green Day‟
Chemistry
1. To conduct quiz Competition for Chromophore Club Students.
2. To participate in All Goa Chemistry Teachers Association Quiz Competition.
3. Industrial visit for Chromophore club
4. Poster competition for Chromophore club
5. Workshop on Chemsketch.
6. Workshop on Fire & safety
7. Online Talk.
Computer Science and IT
1. “Technogyaan” an intercollegiate event
2. Add on courses (7 courses)
3. Online talk
4. Guest lecture
5. Industrial visit to a software firm
6. One month Industrial training for SY students Spoken Tutorial workshop for Higher Secondary Schools
7. Spoken tutorial workshop for non computer science students of college
8. Workshop on Android
Geology
1. Conducting value added non conventional certificate course in “Applications of Remote Sensing and Aerial
Photography in Geology”
2. Arranging popular talks by eminent resource persons related to the subject topics.
3. Organize seminars student.
Mathematics
1. Mathematica 2015-16
2. Seminar in Mathematics
3. Two guest lectures
Physics 1. Apply for minor research Projects
2. Conduct a non conventional course
3. Film shows, Exhibitions Quiz Competitions
4. Talks / lecturers by experts
5. Field visits/ Extension work/ community services
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Zoology
1. To increase research activity
2. To arrange guest lectures
3. Enhance Nature Club activities
4. Conduct short term course
5. Organize state level workshop
Name :Dr.K.G.Hiremath Name: Dr.Yasmin Modassir
Signature of the Co-ordinator Signature of the Chairperson
IQAC IQAC
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List of Annexure
1. Annexure I Parent‟ Feedback Analysis
2. Annexure II Teachers‟ Assessment by Students
3. Annexure III Academic Calendar
4. Annexure IV Seminars and Conferences Attended
5. Annexure V Resource Person /Prestigious Invitations / Interviews
6. Annexure VI Members on Boards/ Important Positions
7. Annexure VII Staff Training ( Orientation/ Refresher, Workshops ,Etc)
8. Annexure VIII Research Projects and Publications
9. Annexure IX Best Practices
10. Annexure X National Service Scheme (NSS) & National Cadet Corps (NCC)
11. Annexure XI Students‟ Activities
12. Annexure XII Department of Physical Education & Sports
13. Annexure XIII Mentoring Report
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Annexure II
Teachers‟ Assessment by Students Teachers were assessed by the students in the scale of 1 to 4. The average of the score of each teacher is as follows:
Faculty of Arts
Sr. No. Name of the teacher Score out of 4
Economics
1 Mr. Edwin Cortez 3.79
2 Dr. Shilpa Samant 3.95
3 Ms. Danica Menezes 3.72
4 Ms. Nuzhat Khan 2.48
English
5 Ms. Clarinda Dias 3.62
6 Akshata Bhat 3.44
7 Ms. Smita Naik 3.03
8 Ms. Zwba Sayed 3.34
9 Ms. Danica Cabral 3.53
History
10 Mrs.Vrishali Prabhugaunkar 3.47
11 Mr. Prajal Sakhardande 3.51
12 Aditya Watve 3.10
Indian Languages
13 Mrs. Anju Sakhardande 3.97
14 Mrs. Sampade Sawase 3.96
15 Mr. Vinayak Bapat 3.70
16 Mr. Jayaprabhu Kamble 3.49
17 Dr. Vaishali Naik 3.70
18 Mr. M. Hanchinal 3.71
Philosophy
19 Dr. Zinia Da Silva 3.55
20 Dr. Roshida Rodrigues 3.33
21 Ms.Sendra Pereira 3.50
Political Science
22 Dr. Ketan Govekar 3.5
23 Miss. Fouzia Rizvi 3.41
24 Mr. Raviraj Kerkar 3.40
25 Miss. Elsy Braganza 3.50
26 Miss. Pranita Narvekar 3.35
Psychology
27 Dr. Wendy Manuel 3.89
28 Ms. Pratisha Salgaokar 3.55
29 Ms. Pradnya Wadnere 2.69
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Faculty of Science
Sr. No. Name of the teacher Score out of 4
Biotechnology
30 Dr. Donna D'Souza Ticlo 3.30
31 Mrs. Mrunal Phadke 3.35
32 Dr. Cassie Rodrigues 3.40
33 Ms. Priyanka Naik Parrikar 3.23
34 Ms. Tatum Joan Fernandes 2.90
35 Ms. Sneha Agni 3.70
36 Ms. Pallavi Jain 2.65
37 Ms. Alisha Eufemia Fernandes 3.65
38 Ms. Arati Rane Sardessai 3.55
39 Mrs. Gail Zaccharia 3.30
40 Prof. Shshikant Sardessai 3.80
41 Ms. Archana Bandekar 3.70
42 Mr. Ashay N. Naik 3.20
Botany
43 Mr. G.I. Hukkeri 3.00
44 Mr. K.G.Hiremath 3.80
45 Mrs. Manjiri Barve 3.80
46 Dr. Purnima Ghadi 4.00
47 Dr. Maria D‟Souza 2.40
48 Dr. Sheelpa Hindlekar 3.30
Chemistry
49 Dr. Vrinda Borker 3.63
50 Dr. Uday Naik 3.36
51 Mrs. Varsha Virginkar 3.62
Computer Science & IT
52 Ms.Shilpa Naik 3.00
53 Ms.Chaitali More 2.80
54 Ms. Teja Kundaikar 3.20
55 Mr. Sachit Parshekar 2.50
Geology
56 Mr. A. G. Agshikar , HoD 3.77
57 Mr. D. S. Parab 3.36
58 Dr. M. M. Ibrampurkar 3.89
59 Mr. H. B. Pednekar 2.15
60 Mr. M. M. Mayekar 3.15
Physics
61 Dr. Swati Pawar 3.36
62 Dr.R. Murthy 3.55
63 Mr. S.S. Burye 3.24
64 Dr. Miskil Naik 3.1
Zoology
65 Mr. S.J. Godse 3.27
66 Mrs. S.G.Halkar 3.41
67 Mrs. Suchana Amonkar 3.71
68 Dr. K.K.Therisa 3.30
69 Miss. Merill Godinho 3.44
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1. Not Adequate
2. Satisfactory
3. Good
4. Excellent
Sr. No Range No. of Teachers Percentage
1 1.0 to 1.5 --- ----
2 1.6 to 2.0 ---- ----
3 2.1 to 2.5 04 6.0
4 2.6 to 3.0 07 10.0
5 3.1 to 3.5 36 52.0
6 3.6 to 4.0 22 32.0
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ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR THE YEAR 2014-2015
The vacation and exam of the First Term and Second Term is as notified by the Goa University
First term : 16/6/2014 to 1/11/2014
Second term : 24/11/2014 to 2/5/2015
June 16th College re-opens for the academic year
20th Founders day, Graduation Day
28th PTA Meeting
July 1st week S.Y./T.Y. regular practicals begin
2nd
-3rd
week F.Y. regular practicals begin
3rd
week Students Council Elections
3rd
week Enrollment for N.S.S.
August 1st week Freshers party , Distribution of College Magazine, Inauguration of
Students Council, NSS and other Club activities
3rd
week ISA I
15th Independence Day
Chaturthi vacation : 28/8/2014 to 3/9/2014
September 5th
Teachers Day
1st week Inauguration of Courses under Non-Conventional cell
2nd
week ISA II begins
3rd
-4th
week SEE practical exam begins
October 2nd
Gandhi Jayanti
3rd
week Semester End Exam commencing from 13/10/2014
November Winter vacation :3/11/2014 to 23/11/2014
NSS Camp(in vacation)
24th College reopens for second term
December 3rd
Feast of St. Francis Xavier(Holiday)
8th
Feast of Mary Immaculate
2nd
week Fun week
19th Goa liberation Day
3rd
week College Annual Day
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3rd
week Students Picnic on next day of Annual Day
Christmas vacation :24/12/2014 to 1/1/2015
January 3rd
week College Photographs and PTA meeting
26th Republic Day
4th
week ISA-I
February 1st week ISA-II begins
3rd
week Alumni Day
4th
week Valedictory programme of Non-Conventional Cell
28th T.Y. Projects to be submitted
March 1st to 2
nd week Semester End Exam practical exam begins
2nd
week Farewell to T.Y. students
4th
week Project Viva
April 1st week Semester End Exam commencing from 01/04/2015
4th
week Supplementary Exam begins
May 1st May Day (Holiday)
1st week End of second term
Summer vacation :4/5/2015 to 14/6/2015
3rd
week Admissions for S.Y./T.Y.B.A./B.Sc.
Admission for F.Y. on next day of H.S.S.C.E result.
Every Wednesday Personality Enhancement Program (PEP)
For Science students from 11:15 a.m. to 12.00 noon and
For Arts students from 12.00 noon to 12.45 p.m.
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SEMINARS AND CONFERENCES ATTENDED (SCIENCE FACULTY)
ZOOLOGY
Prof. S. J. Godse :
1. The 25th
International Conference of Asian Association of Biology Education held in University of Malaya,
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, from 13th
October to16th
October 2014.
2. Participated as Organizer in the 4th
BharatiyaVigyanSamelan at Panaji Goa from 5th
to 8th
February 2015
which was jointly organized by VijnanaBharati, Govt. of Goa and Goa University.
BOTANY
Dr. K.G.Hiremath.
3. Participated in the 4th
BharatiyaVigyanSammelan& Expo 2015 held between 5th
& 8th
Feb. 2015 in Panaji-
Goa, India.
Mrs. ManjiriBarve
4. Attended One day state level seminar on „Monsoon Biodiversity in Goa‟ organized by Goa State
Biodiversity Board Saligao Goa In Collaboration with Goa College of Home Science Campal, Panali Goa
on 19th
September 2014
Dr.(Mrs) Purnima Ghadi
5. Organizing committee member and participated in the 4th
BharatiyaVigyanSammelan & Expo 2015 held
between 5th
& 8th
Feb. 2015 in Panaji-Goa, India.
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Ms. ShilpaNaik
6. Participated as an organizing committee member for 4th
BhartiyaVidnyanSammelan held from 5th
to 8th
February 2015 at Kala Academy, Panaji.
GEOLOGY
Dr. M. M. Ibrampurkar
7. Participated in the 4th
BharatiyaVigyansammelan& Expo 2015 held between 5th
- 8th February 2015 in
Panaji – Goa , India.
MsChaitali More
8. Participated in the BhartiyaChatraSansad at MIT, Pune from 10th
to 12th
January 2014.
PHYSICS
Dr. Ramu Murthy
9. All India National conference (AICON‟15) Organized by the department of Engineering, Physics
ChatrapatiShivaji Institute of Technology, Durg, Chattisgarh 24th
and 25th
April 2015.
Mr. S.S. Burye
10. Conference on „Education and Community : A perspective in transformation‟ on 13-14 September 2014 , at
Kala academy organised by Shree ShantadurgaShikshanSamiti ,Kavle.
11. Organiser and participant in the 4th
BharatiyaVigyanSammelan & Expo 2015 held on 5-8 Feb. 2015
,organised by VijnanaBharati, Goa University & Government of Goa.
Dr.MiskilNaik
12. Organiser and participant in the 4th
BharatiyaVigyansammelan & Expo 2015 held on 5-8 Feb.
2015,organised by Vijnana Bharati, Goa University & Government of Goa.
BIOTECHNOLOGY
Dr. Donna D‟Souza Ticlo
13. A national conference on „God, Cosmos & Humanity: Science in Dialogue with religion‟ held from 23rd
to
24th
January 2015, organized by Department of Zoology, Carmel College for Women, Nuvem, Goa.
Mrs. Mrunal R. Phadke:
14. Conference on „Education and its perspective towards society‟on 12th
& 13th
September, 2014, held at Kala
academy organized by ShantadurgaShikshan Samiti.
Ms. Alisha Fernandes:
15. Seminar on 7th
October 2014 at Vergo Clinical Research by Dr Vivek Rangnekar Professor from the
University of Kentucky, USA on Par 4 gene expression for treatment of cancer.
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CHEMISTRY
Dr(Mrs) VrindaBorker
16. National Summit on „Quality in Education‟ held at Christ University, Bangalore on 16th and 17th
September, 2014.
17. National Conference on „Emerging Trends in Chemistry and Material Science‟ held at Gogte Institute of
Technology, Belgaum on 13th October, 2014 and presented a paper, „Growth of Cobalt Oxalate Crystals
DrUdaiNaik
18. Annual Convention of All Goa Chemistry Teacher‟s Association on 26th February 2015 at Chowgule
College Margao.
MrsVarshaVirginkar
19. Seminar „Advances in Colloids‟ on 14th
February 2015 at Chowgule College Margao
MrsDeepa M Audi
20. Seminar „Advances in Colloids‟ on 14th
February 2015 at Chowgule College Margao
21. Annual Convention of All Goa Chemistry Teacher‟s Association on 26th
February 2015 at Chowgule
College Margao.
22. 9th
Annual Symposium „Fascinating world of Chemical Sciences‟ on 14th
March at Goa University.
SEMINARS AND CONFERENCES ATTENDED (ARTS FACULTY)
DEPARTMENT OF INDIAN LANGUAGES:
Mrs. AnjuSakhardande (Konkani):
23. A national level Seminar on Konkani organised by All India Konkani Parishad held on 8th
July, 2014 at
SanskritiBhavan, Patto-Panaji, Goa along with 21 students of Konkani.
24. A state level Seminar on Bakibab Borkar organised by IMB held on 17th
July, 2014 at Institute Menezes
Braganza at Panaji-Goa along with 73 students.
25. Participated in the Goa University Konkani ex-students Meet to be held on Institute Menezes Braganza held
on 8th
October, 2014.
26. Attended the „20th
Goa YuvaMahotsav‟ along with 31 students organised by Konkani Bhasha Mandal in
collaboration with the Rotaract Club of Mapusa held on 17-18th
January, 2015 at Mapusa- Goa.
27. A national level Seminar titled „Konkani YuvaSahitya: Parichay, Parkhaniani Pravas‟ held on 10th
March,
2015 organised by Sahitya Academy, Delhi in collaboration with Fr. Agnel College of Arts & Commerce, at
Pilar-Goa.
SampadaSavase (Konkani):
28. A state level Seminar on Bakibab Borkar organised by IMB held on 17th
July, 2014 at Institute Menezes
Braganza at Panaji-Goa.
29. An Interactive Programme on Mahabaleshwar Sail organized by Fr. Agnel College of Arts & Commerce,
Pilar on 8th
August, 2014 with 4 students
30. Attended the 20th
Goa YuvaMahotsav along with 31 students organised by Konkani Bhasha Mandal in
collaboration with the Rotaract Club of Mapusa held on 17-18th
January, 2015 at Mapusa- Goa .
Mr. VinayakBapat (Marathi)
31. A Seminar on „Mass Communication in Marathi‟ organized by St. Xavier‟s College of Arts , Science
&Commerce On 31stJanuary, 2015 At Mapusa, Goa.
Mr. Jayprabhu Kamble (Marathi)
32. Attended compered one session and presented one poem at the „7th
Anna Bhau Sathe SahityaSammelan‟
held on 17-18 January, 2015 at Sawantwadi, Maharashtra
Dr. VaishaliNaik (Hindi) :
33. A Two day national level Seminar on „Smt. Mridula Sinha ka Sahitya: Vivechan EvamVishleshan‟
organised by Kendriya Hindi Sansthan, Agra, Dr. Arvind Pandey Manch in collaboration with Department
of Hindi, Goa University held on 26-27 February, 2015 at Taleigao-Goa.
34. Attended a national level seminar on „Konkani-Hindi Venchik Kadambarintli Asturi Pratima‟ organised by
Directorate of Official Language Cell in collaboration with St. Xavier‟s College of Arts, Science &
Commerce held on 6-7th
March, 2015 at Mapusa-Goa.
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35. A state level Seminar on „ Are Survival and Socio-Economic Rights of Women and girls protected through
Campaigns, Schemes, Laws in Goa?‟ organised by Women & Child Development, Govt. of Goa in
collaboration with the International Centre, Goa held on 14th March, 2015 at Dona Paula-Goa along with 11
students.
Mohammadrafi Hanchinal (Hindi):
36. A national level seminar on „20vi sadike Hindi thata Kannad Dalit Sahitya keVividhAayam‟ organised by
College of Arts & Science held on 19th
September, 2014 at Gadag, Betgiri, Karnataka.
37. Presented a Paper titled „Hindi Sahitya me Dalit aur AadivasinaariVimarsh‟at the national level Seminar
organised by Shree Pancham Khemraj College held on 6-7th
February, 2015 at Sawantwadi, Maharashtra.
PSYCHOLOGY
Dr. Wendy Manuel
38. Attended 102nd
Indian Science Congress at the University of Mumbai held from 3rd
to 7th January 2015. The
paper was titled „Self-Actualization of women and men naval officers‟.
PHILOSOPHY
Dr. Zinia Da Silva
39. International Conference „Towards Eco Cultural ethics – recent trends and future directions‟ from 9th
to 11th
Oct. 2014. Organized by Dept. of Humanities and Social Sciences at Birla Institute of Technology, Pilani,
Goa in collaboration with dept. of Philosophy Goa University and Association for the study of Literature
and Environment, USA.
40. National seminar on the theme „God , Cosmos and Humanity :Science in Dialogue with Religion‟
Organized by Department of Zoology, Carmel College for Women,Nuvem- Goa in collaboration with
Indian Institute of Science and Religion, New Delhi on 23rd
and 24th
January 2015.
Ms. Sendra Pereira:
41. UGC sponsored National Seminar on „Sustainable Development: is it a reality or a pseudo myth? – with
reference to Goa‟ organized by Mallikarjun College of Arts and Commerce Delem-Canacona ,Goa on 13th
and 14th
March, 2015.
ECONOMICS
Dr. ShilpaSamant 42. National Level Seminar titled „Inclusive Growth for Sustainable Development‟ organized by the Department
of Economics, MES college Vasco on 9th
and 10th
February 2015.
Prof. Danica Menezes
43. National Seminar UGC sponsored conference titled Sustainable Development, organized by Department of
Commerce, Mallikarjun College of Arts & Science, Canacona on 13th
&14th
of March 2015.
HISTORY
Ms. Vrishali Prabhugaunkar
44. A lecture by French historian Dominique Waag on „War and Colonies – Role of Indian Soldeirs during
WWI‟ at Chowgule College , Margao on 19th
Sept. 2014
45. A UGC sponsored one day national seminar on „Heritage Monuments as product of Tourism: A Marketing
Legacy.‟ at R.P.D. College of Arts and Commerce, Belgaum on13th Sept.2014.
46. Seminar on „Tristao BragancaCunha - Colonialism ,Nationalism and Reminiscence‟ on 28th
Nov. 2014 at
Goa University .
ENGLISH
Clarinda Sabina Dias
47. Convenor of the Two-Day UGC-Sponsored National Conference entitled, „Mapping the Matrix of
Contemporary Indian Literature in English‟ organized by Department of English, Dhempe College on 24th
and 25th
March 2015, presented a paper titled, “The Subaltern Speaks: Spotlight on Imtiaz Dharker – A
Voice from the Periphery (with special reference to I Speak for the Devil)”,and chaired a session.
48. Attended G.A.L.F. (Goa Arts & Literary Festival), 2014 from 4th
to 7th
December, 2014.
Akshata Bhatt
49. Participated as discussant in the National Workshop on „Safeguarding Konkani Intangible Cultural Heritage‟
organised by World Konkani Center, Mangaluru on 8th
February 2015.
Zeba Sayed
50. Attended and was part of the organizing team of the Two-Day UGC-Sponsored National Conference
entitled, „Mapping the Matrix of Contemporary Indian Literature in English‟ organized by Department of
English, Dhempe College on 24th
and 25th
March 2015.
51. Attended G.A.L.F. (Goa Arts & Literary Festival), 2014 from 4th
to 7th
December, 2014.
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Danica Cabral
52. Attended and was part of the organizing team of the Two-Day UGC-Sponsored National Conference
entitled, „Mapping the Matrix of Contemporary Indian Literature in English‟ organized by Department of
English, Dhempe College on 24th
and 25th
March 2015.
53. Attended G.A.L.F. (Goa Arts & Literary Festival), 2014 from 4th
to 7th
December, 2014.
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Dr. K S Govekar
54. Attended and Participated in One-Day State Level Seminar on „Globalization and Changing Nature of
International Politics‟ on 21st June, 2014 .
55. Participated at State Level Conference on „Education and Community: A request in Transformation‟ on 13
– 14 September, 2014 at Kala Academy Panaji, Goa
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RESOURCE PERSON /PRESTIGIOUS INVITATIONS / INTERVIEWS
1. Prof. S. J. Godse delivered a lecture on „Teaching strategies on Molecular basis of inheritance‟ for biology
teachers of Higher Secondary Schools, on 8th
October 2014, organized by SCERT, Department of
Education, Porvorim.
2. Dr. K. G. Hiremath was Keynote speaker and Resource person for UGC sponsored two day National
Conference on “Eco-Restoration of Derelict Mined Lands” on 5th
and 6th
September 2014 at J.T. College
Gadag, Karnatak.
3. Dr. K. G. Hiremath delivered a lead lecture at National Level Symposium on „Recent Advances in Plant
Sciences‟ organized by Banashankari Arts &S.K.Gubbi Science College Dharwad, on 11th
March 2015.
4. Dr. K. G. Hiremath has been recognized as visiting faculty and supervisor for degree research programs at
Apex Professional University, Pasighat Arunachal Pradesh.
5. Dr. M. M. Ibrampurkar delivered a talk on Geology for Five – Day Science Popularization Programme for
students organized by Association of Friends of Astronomy (Goa) at Goa Science Centre on 16th
December
2014.
6. Dr. M. M. Ibrampurkar invited as expert for one day consultative workshop and delivered a talk on
„Regional Water Scenario – challenges and innovative solutions‟ organized by The Energy and Research
Institute at the Goa International Centre, Dona Paula on 17th
December 2014.
Mr. Prajal. Sakhardande
7. Invited as a Subject Expert of History on Interview Panel of Selection Committee at the Saraswat Higher
Secondary School, Mapusa on 18th
July, 2014.
8. Interviewed by Department of Indian Languages (MARATHI) of Dhempe College in the month of
September, 2014.
9. Invited as a Resource Person to draft Syllabus of History of 10th
standard book by Goa Board of Secondary
and Higher Secondary Education, Porvorim, Goa.
10. At the Seminar on „Desirability of Special Status for Goa‟ organised by Goa Legislative Forum and Goa
Legislative Assembly along with Retd. Judge FerdinRebello and Adv. RamakantKhalap on 17th
October,
2014 at Goa State Legislative Assembly Complex, Porvorim-Goa.
11. Resource Person for Rajbid Heritage Walk organised by „Sangath‟- an N.G.O. in mental health of children
and old on Sunday 12th
October, 2014.
12. Mrs. Anju Sakhardande conducted 3 Sessions titled „Vibhakti‟ and „Vakya‟ at the State level two day
Workshop on „Konkani ShuddhalekhanachenemaniVyakrann‟ organized by Directorate of Official
Language Cell, Govt. of Goa in collaboration with the Department of Konkani, Goa University on 2-3rd
March, 2015 at Taleigao-Goa.
13. Mrs. Anju Sakhardande conducted 1 Session titled „Vibhakti‟ and „Vakya‟ at the national level One day
Workshop on „Konkani Shuddhalekhanache nem ani Vyakrann‟ organized by Akhil Bharatiya Konkani
Parishad in collaboration with Konkani Bhasha Mandal, Margao sponsored by Directorate of Official
Language Cell, Govt. of Goa on 29th
March, 2015 at Aquem-Margao-Goa.
14. Dr. Wendy Manuel is associate editor of BOMBAY PSYCHOLOGIST, A journal of the Bombay
Psychological Association, ISSN: 0975-0738. This is the second three year term beginning in 2014 up to
2016.
15. Ms. Clarinda Sabina Dias invited for a panel discussion on „Media Education: Issues and Concerns-
Exploring New Horizons‟ for the Decennial Celebrations of the Department of Mass Communication and
Videography, St. Xavier College, Mapusa.The discussion was screened on 24th
Sept., 2014.
Dr. K S Govekar
16. Speaker at 32nd
Annual Conference and National Seminar on „International Relations –Opportunities and
Challenges‟ on 15th
-17th
January 2015 at Rao suhah Gogeti College
17. Keynote Speaker at State Level Seminar on „Important Political Issues in Contemporary India‟ on 29th
January 2015 at D G Tatkare Arts & Commerce College
18. Keynote Speaker at the State Level Seminar on „Impact of Gopal Krishna Gokhale: Political Thought &
Vision on Modern Indian Development‟ on 30-31st January, 2015 HPT Arts & Science College, Nasik
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MEMBERS ON BOARDS/ IMPORTANT POSITIONS
1. Mr. G.I.Hukkeri is member of Board of Studies in Botany
2. Dr. K. G. Hiremath has been appointed as the observer for Goa University Examinations for the year 2014-
2015.
3. Mrs. Manjiri Barve has been elected to Court of Goa University for two years.
4. Mrs.Annie Rajan has been a project Coordinator for UGC e-PG Patshala e-content preparation of 40
hours instruction material on Computational Psychology.
5. Dr. Uday. Naik, Chairman of Board of Studies of Undergraduate Chemistry of Goa University.
6. Dr. Uday. Naik and Dr. K. G. Hiremath have been Director of Central Assessment Programme of Goa
University from 06th November, 2014.
7. Dr. Zinia da Silva is appointed as VC‟s nominee at Goa University on Faculty Research Committee in
Philosophy.
8. Dr. Zinia da Silva is a member of the Board of Studies, Goa University.
9. Dr. Zinia da Silva is a member of screening panel for Philosophylecturers in Goa.
10. Dr. Roshida Rodrigues is a member of the Board of Studies, Goa University from 2015.
11. Mrs. Clarinda. Dias is a member of Board of Studies of Journalism, Goa University.
12. Ms. Akshata Bhatt is a member of Board of Studies of English of S.P. Chowgule College, Margao.
13. Mr. Vishwas Prabudesai, is a member of Board of Studies of Chemistry of Goa University.
14. Ms. Varsha Virginkar, member, Sub committee of Board of studies in Chemistry of Goa University.
15. Ms. Smita Nayak, Member, Executive Council (West Zone) of Association for English Studies in India
(AESI)
Chief Guest/Guest of Honour Prajal sakhardande
1. Invited as a Chief Guest in K.B. Hedgewar High School for their 18th
June Revolution Day Celebrations
held on 18th
June, 2014.
2. Invited as a Chief Guest at the Arya Club of Mallikarjun College of Arts & Commerce, Canacona on 19th
July, 2014.
3. Invited as a Chief Guest at the Mushtifund High School where he made a presentation on History and
Heritage of Goa to the 10th
Standard students on August, 2014.
4. Invited as a Chief Guest at the Don Bosco College of Engineering Fatorda on 23rd
August, 2014.
5. Invited as a Guest of Honour at Agasaim on 2014.
6. Invited as a Chief Guest at the Progress High School, Sankhali on 2014.
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STAFF TRAINING (Orientation/ Refresher, workshops)
1. Mrs. Vrishali. Prabhugaokar attended a a refresher course on „Ancient Indian History ‟ by Dr.
RomilaThapar at Goa University on 22nd
– 26th
August 2014.
2. Ms. Annie Rajan participated in a half-day workshop on „Conducting research on learning and
teaching initiatives involving technologies‟ held at DCST, Goa University on 08/12/2014
3. Ms Neeta Kole -Participated in a 5day workshop on Etiquettes in June 2014 in the College.
4. Dr. Swati Pawar attended two day workshop on „Einstein‟s Theory of Relativity‟ held on 16-17th
Aug. 2014, at BITS ,Pilani by Indian Association of Physics Teachers
5. Dr. Donna D‟Souza Ticl attended a workshop on „Basics of Operation of Ultra High Definition MS
and its application for analysing small and large molecules‟ held from 5th
to 7th
November 2014,
organized by National Institute of Oceanography, Goa.
6. Mrs. Anju Sakhardande attended a One day State level Workshop on „Sanshodhanachi
Shastriya paddhat: Konkanichya sandarbhant‟ organized by the Department of Konkani, Goa
University on 13rd
March, 2015 at Taleigao-Goa.
7. Sampada Savase- State level two day Workshop on „Konkani Shuddhalekhanache nem aniVyakrann‟
organized by Directorate of Official Language Cell, Govt. of Goa in collaboration with the Department
of Konkani, Goa University on 2-3rd
March, 2015 at Taleigao-Goa.
8. Sampada Savase - One day State level Workshop on „Sanshodhanachi Shastriy paddhat:
Konkanichya Sandarbhant‟ organized by the Department of Konkani, Goa University on 13rd
March,
2015 at Taleigao-Goa
9. Dr. Roshida Rodrigues attendedaNational Workshop on „e-content Development for Enhancing
Pedagogical skills for teachers in Higher Education‟ organized by CEDBEC, Christ University,
Bengaluru on 9th
-11th
September, 2014.
10. Nuzat Khan attended a one day state level workshop on „Organic Oyster Mushroom Cultivation‟
organized by the department of Economics, Government College of Arts, Science & Commerce,
Khandola in partnership with the Rotary Club of Panaji on 23rd
September 2014.
11. Ms. Vrishali Prabhugaunkar attended a refresher course on „Ancient Indian History‟ by Dr.
RomilaThapar at Goa University on 22nd
– 26th
August 2014.
12. Ms. Vrishali Prabhugaunkar attended a course on „ Visual Narratives of India : Text and Image‟” by
Prof.VidyaDehejia , a Barbara Stoler Miller Professor of Indian and South Indian Art at Columbia
Unversity and visiting Prof. at the Mario Miranda chair in Fine Art/ Painting etc. from 23rd
– 26th Sept.
2014.
13. Ms. Vrishali Prabhugaunkar attended a course on „Indian Folk and Tribal Art Practices: The
Contemporary in the Vernacular‟ conducted by Prof. Jyotindra Jain at Goa University from 7th
to 16th
January 2015.
14. Mr. Aditya Watve attended a refresher course on „Ancient Indian History‟ by Dr. Romila Thapar at
Goa University on 22nd
- 26th
August 2014.
15. Clarinda Sabina Dias attended a National Workshop on „e-content development for enhancing
Pedagogical skills for Teachers in Higher Education: A Complete e-content Production Experience‟ at
Christ University, Bangalore from 9th
to 11th
September, 2014
16. Akshata Bhat attended the Two-Day National Workshop on Review-cum-Critical Writing entitled,
„Vimarshika‟ organised by Konkani Language and Cultural Foundation, Mangaluru in association with
Department of Kannada and Culture, Karnataka, SahityaAkademi, New Delhi and Department of
English, Goa University.
The college conducted following in house workshop for the teachers
1. MOODLE training course conducted by Computer Science & Information Technology was attended by 47
teachers
2. Workshop on „Faculty Training and Development‟ was conducted from 1st to 4
th July 2014.A total 24 of
teachers attended the workshop.
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Research Projects and Publications
MAJOR PROJECTS: ongoing
1. Department of Biotechnology (DBT) Major Research Project in collaboration with NIO Department of
Biotechnology:
Rs. 46,18,900/- Sanctioned college share Rs.24,69,300
2. E-content creation project in Computational Psychology part of UGC E-PG Pathshala ,
under MHRD of India, under National Mission for education through ICT in collaboration with Bombay
University. (A coordinated project): Rs. 5,00,000/-sanctioned.
MINOR PROJECTS: Ongoing
Sr.
no.
Department Names of
faculty
Title of the Project Sanctioned
amount
Funding
Agency
1 Chemistry Dr. Vrinda
Borker
Synthesis & Characterization of a single
crystals of Transition & Rare earth metal
complexes
Rs. 70,000 UGC
2. Philosophy Dr.Roshida
Rodrigues
Approaches to Environmental Ethics Rs. 1,35,000/- UGC
3. History Ms.V.
Prabhugaonker
Education in Goa-1961-2000:Issues &
Policies(A Historical Study)
Rs.1,45,000/- UGC
4. Zoology Ms.Suchana
Amonkar
Effect of Manganese on various tissues of
Paphiamalabarica: A biochemical study on
Metabolites & Metabolic enzymes.
Rs. 4,30,000/- UGC
5. Indian
Languages
(Hindi)
Dr. Vaishali
Naik
Konkani evam Rajasthani Lokgeetomei
Sanskrutik Darshan: EkTulanatmak Abhayan
Rs.2, 30,000/- UGC
6. English Ms. Akshata
Bhatt
Ecological Consciousness in Goan literature &
cultural signifiers
Rs. 75,000/- UGC
Research Project Completed:
1. A Minor project „Study of nutritional aspects & in-vitro cell cultivability of mollusks from the Coast of Goa‟
of Rs. 50,000/- funded by Dempo Charities Trust (June 2013 - December 2014) was completed. The Principal
Investigator was Dr. Yasmin Modassir (Principal, Zoology Department) and Co-investigator, Dr. Donna
D‟Souza Ticlo.
2. A Minor Project „Synthesis& Characterization of a single crystals of Transition & rare earth metal complexes‟
of Rs. 70,000/- funded by U.G.C.(2013-2015). The Principal Investigator was Dr.VrindaBorkar (Chemistry
Department)
Total number of Minor projects proposals submitted to UGC: 8
Publications: 13
1. Mr.Mohammad Rafi :Three books titled „ Adhunikta se Uttar Adhunikta‟ – an anthology of Poems,
Charchit Hindi Dalit Kahaniya-EkMulyankan-book on Critical analysis and „VimalThoratke Dalit Sahitya
me StreeVimarsh‟- book on M.Phil thesis were released on 18th
December, 2014.
2. Manuel, W. (2015). Personality of women and men naval officers. Vasantrao Dempo Education and
Research Journal of Science, Arts, & Humanities. Vol 1.
3. SmitaNayak (2014), A Comparative Study of R.K. Narayan‟s the Guide With its Film Studies of Adaptation,
The Indian Journal of English Studies, The Official Publication of Association for English India, Vo. LI, No.
51, pp. 137-147
4. SmitaNayak (2014), Conflicting Reality in Kiran Desai‟s Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard,S.D.Sasikiran
and M.Latha (Eds), Writing India Anew: Contemporary Indian Women Novelists an Anthology, Maruthi
Publications, Guntur, AP, India, pp. 209-213 (ISBN:9789384361000).
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5. Manuel Wendy, „Personality of Women and Men Naval Officers: a Comparative Study‟, VasantraoDempo
Education and Research Journal of Arts Science and Humanities, Vol.1 2014.
6. Ibrampurkar, Manoj. M, Estimation of Soil Infiltration Rates in Mhadei River Watershed in Goa‟, Vasantrao
Dempo Education and Research Journal of Arts Science and Humanities, Vol.1, 2014
7. D‟Souza Maria, „Association of Endophytic Fungi with Two Medicinal Plants, AndrographisPaniculata and
BoerrahviaDiffusa‟, VasantraoDempo Education and Research Journal of Arts Science and Humanities,
Vol.1 2014
8. Sakhardande Prajal, „History and Heritage of the Terekhol Fort‟, Vasantrao Dempo Education and Research
Journal of Arts Science and Humanities, Vol.1, 2014.
9. Terisa K.K., „Nano-Particles: A Gift for Bioscience and Medicines‟, Vasantrao Dempo Education and
Research Journal of Arts Science and Humanities, Vol.1, 2014.
10. Miskil S. Naik, Kapil Salkar, Vipul Parsekar, and Jeevan Dixit J., „Ultrasonic Measurements on Well Water‟
VasantraoDempo Education and Research Journal of Arts Science and Humanities, Vol.1, 2014.
11. Ghadi Purnima and Godse S .G. „Establishment of Cell Suspension Culture from Gymnemasylvestre‟,
VasantraoDempo Education and Research Journal of Arts Science and Humanities, Vol.1, 2014.
12. Govekar, Ketan S., „Higher Education as an Instrument of American Foreign Policy: Achieving
Americanisation of Chinese and Indian Economy and Politics Through Higher
Education?‟,VasantraoDempo Education and Research Journal of Arts Science and Humanities, Vol.1 2014.
13. V.P.Borker „Growth of Nikle Oxalate dihydrate crystals by gel method‟ VasantraoDempo Education and
Research Journal of Arts Science and Humanities, Vol.1, 2014
Presentations:
1. Prof.S.J.Godse participated and presented research paper in the 25th
International Conference of Asian
Association of Biology Education held in University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, from 13th
October to16th
October 2014.
2. Ms.Annie Rajan attended and presented paper titled „Designing e-content for MOOC in Computational
Psychology.” for the UGC sponsored two-day national conference on “Exploring Teacher Education in the
21st Century” on 19
th and 20
th March, 2015, at Nirmala Institute of Education, Panaji.
3. Ms.Annie Rajan presented paper for the UGC sponsored two-day national conference on “Exploring
Teacher Education in the 21st Century” on 19
th and 20
th March, 2015, at Nirmala Institute of Education,
Panaji.
4. Ms.Teja Kundaikar‟s Paper titled „Efficient Recognition of Devanagari Handwritten Text‟ was accepted at
International Conference on Computational Intelligence in Data Mining held at Odisha in December 2014.
5. Dr.Ramu Murthy participated and presented paper on „Role of A-site cations in Magnetic & Transport
properties of LaSrCoRuO6 in the AICON‟15‟( All India Conference ) organised by the Department of
Engineering Physics CSIT , Durg, Chattisgarh on24-25th
April, 2015.
6. Ms.Anju Sakhardande presented a Paper titled „Pashan Kali Kadambarintli Asturi Pratima‟ at the
NATIONAL LEVEL Seminar on „Konkani-Hindi Venchik Kadambarintli Asturi Pratima‟ organised by
Directorate of Official Language Cell in collaboration with St. Xavier‟s College of Arts, Science &
Commerce held on 6-7th
March, 2015 at Mapusa-Goa.
7. Mr .Mohammad Rafi presented a Paper titled „Hindi Sahitya me Dalit aur Aadivasi naari Vimarsh‟at the
NATIONAL level Seminar organised by Shree Pancham Khemraj College held on 6-7th
February, 2015 at
Sawantwadi, Maharashtra.
8. Dr. Wendy Manuel presented a paper at the 102nd
Indian Science Congress at the University of Mumbai
held from 3rd
to 7th
January, 2015. The paper was titled “Self-Actualization of women and men naval
officers”.
9. Ms. SendraPereira presented a paper on „Sustainable Development: is it a reality or a pseudo myth”? –
with reference to Goa‟ at the UGC sponsored two day National Seminar organized by department of
Commerce Mallikarjun college of Arts and Commerce Delem-Canacona ,Goa on 13th
and 14th
March,
2015.
10. Dr. Shilpa Samant presented a paper for a National Level Seminar titled „Inclusive Growth for Sustainable
Development‟ organized by the Department of Economics, MES college Vasco on 9th
and 10th
February,
2015. The paper titled “Inclusive growth through financial inclusion- A Micro level study.” The paper will
be published in the conference proceeding.
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11. Ms. Danica Menezes, presented a paper at a UGC sponsored conference titled Sustainable Development,
organized by Department of Commerce, Mallikarjun College of Arts & Science, Canacona on 13th
& 14th
of
March, 2015. The paper presented was titled “Corporate Social Responsibility- Striking a Balance between
Growth & Welfare Development.
12. Clarinda Sabina Dias presented a paper titled „The subalter Speaks: Spotlight on Imtiaz Dharker- A Voice
from the Periphery at National Conference „Mapping the Matrix of Contemporary Indian Literature in
English organized by Dhempe College of Arts & Science.
13. Ms. Akshata Bhatt presented a research paper titled, „Simon and the Sea: An Ecocritical Reading of
Damodar Mauzo‟s Tsunami Simon‟ at the Two-Day UGC-Sponsored National Conference entitled,
“Mapping the Matrix of Contemporary Indian Literature in English” organized by Department of English,
Dhempe College.
14. Ms. Akshata Bhatt presented a research paper titled, „Socio-Ecological Ethics: Land Management in Alan
Paton‟s „Cry the Beloved Country‟ and Mahabaleshwar Sail‟s „The Kiln‟ at the International Conference
entitled, „Towards Ecocultural Ethics: Recent Trends and Future Directions‟ organised by the Department
of Humanities and Social Sciences at Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani, KK Birla Goa
Campus in collaboration with the Department of Philosophy, Goa University and Association for the Study
of Literature and Environment on 9th
, 10th
and 11th
October, 2015.
15. Ms.Akshata Bhatt Presented a research paper titled, „Colonial Ideology, Colonized Psyche and Goan
Identity: Deconstructing Denationalization and Critiquing Nationalism through Sorrowing Lies My Land‟
at the National Seminar on „Celebrating Creativity Commemorating Genius Glimpses of Goan Writing in
English and in Translation‟ organized by Department of English, Goa University and Institute Menezes
Braganza on 9th
and 10th
September, 2015.
16. Dr.Smita Nayak presented a paper on „The Intense Quest for Love in the Poetry of Imtiaz Dharker with
Special Reference to the terrorist at my table‟ in a two day National Conference on „Mapping the Matrix of
Contemporary Indian Literatures in English Organized by Dhempe College of Arts & Science Miramar on
24th
& 25th
March, 2015.
17. Dr.Smita Nayak presented a research paper „Reflections of Gender issues in Maya Angelou‟s Poetry: A
Subaltern Perspective‟ in two day National Seminar on Gender studies: Emerging Issues in Global
Perspectives organized on 23rd
& 24th
January, 2015 at Shivaji University, Kolhapur.
18. Dr.Smita Nayak presented a Research Paper „The Transformation of Jaya, „Yathechassi Tatha Kuru‟: The
Journey from Subaltern to the Liberated Woman Reflected in That Long Silence by Shashi Deshpande. in a
National Seminar on Psychological Explorations of Indian Women in the Novels of Indian Women
Novelists‟ organized by Rajarshi Shahu Arts & Commerce College, Rukadi on 30th
& 31st January, 2015.
19. Dr.Smita Nayak presented a research paper „The Quest for Love and Protest in the Writings of the Post-
Moder n Poet Imtiaz Dharker‟ in the 59th
All India English Teachers Conference on 19-21 December, 2014.
20. Dr.Smita Nayak presented a research paper on “Nature and Human Life: An Ecocritical Perspective in
Select Poems of William Wordsworth and Vasant Sawant‟ in an International Conference organized by
Dept of Humanities & Social Sciences at Birla Institute of Technology and Science in association with Goa
University and ASLE, USA on 9,10 & 11 October, 2014.
21. Dr.Smita Nayak presented a research paper „Partition Woes Portrayed in Select Short Stories of Saadat
Hasan Manto‟ in An International Conference on Fourth World Literature and Culture organized by Higher
Education and Research Society, Navi Mumbai, India on 12th
& 13th
September, 2014 at Govt of
Maharashtra Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex Pune, India.
22. Mr. Vinayak Bapat presented a paper titled „Ekvise Sadikemarathi Mahanagari Upanyas‟ at National
seminar on 21st Century Novels;Rural and Urban‟ organized by Gomantak Rashtrabhasha Vidyapeeth,
Margao and Dr. Francis Luis Gomes District Library on18th April, 2015.
23. V.P.Borker presented a paper on „Growth of Cobalt Oxalate Crystals‟ at national Conference on „Emerging
Trends in Chemistry and material Science‟ on 13th
October 2014 at Gogate Institute of Technology,
Belgaum.
Book by Student
A book by Mr. Swapnil Jha, cerebral palsy student of F.Y.B.Sc. was released by the Vice-Chancellor of Goa
University on 18th
December, 2014.
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PERSONALITY ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM (ARTS)
1. HOD of Department of Philosophy addressed the F.Y. B. A. students and appraised them regarding the
subjects taught and the activities organized under the Philosophy Association on 18th
June, 2014.
2. A programme to commemorate birth anniversary of the Father of Konkani literature „Shennoi GoemBab‟
was organized by department of Konkani on 23rd
June, 2014
3. A Programme on „Cyber Ethics and M.T.P‟ for Arts and Science Students by “RESCUE” was conducted
by Mr. Abishek Clifford Jacob On 25th
June, 2014
4. A discussion on Human Trafficking was held for students by Department of Philosophy on 2nd
July, 2014.
5. The Movie Club of the Department of English screened the film „The Hobbit‟- An Unexpected Journey, on
2nd
July 2015 for the students.
6. the Communication Club of English Department organized „Versification‟ – a poetry writing competition.
Vandana Sardesai, alumnus of the college was the resource person for the event held on 9th
July, 2014
7. Department of Philosophy organized „Miracles Decoded‟ - an interactive session by Mr. Somu Rao with
an aim to enhance scientific temper and eradicate superstitious beliefs among students on Wednesday - July
9th
2014.
8. An Intra-class activity called „Dynamics‟ to acquaint students with the literary form drama was held on
14th
July, 2014 by Department of English.
9. Daaiz – heritage Programme was organized by History – History Forum on16th
July, 2014.
10. A talk on „Coping with Stress & Anxiety: A Psychiatrist‟s Perspective‟ by Dr. Smruti Ingole ( a renowned
Psychiatrist) was organized on 16th
July, 2014 by Department of Psychology.
11. History Department organized a talk on „Evolution of Iconography‟ by Rohit Phalgaonkar, an eminent
historian of Goa on 16th July, 2014
12. A movie titled „Gaban‟ was screened by Department of Hindi on 16th
July, 2014.
13. Department of History Organised the Kushawati Heritage Trail on Sunday 27th
July, 2014 designed by
Prajal Sakhardande to create awareness of Goan History and heritage.
14. CARPE DIEM – The Masquerade Party was organized on 30th
July, 2014. The event is an annual initiation
programme designed to welcome the First Years and acquaint them with the yearly activities of the
Department.
15. A session was organized by the Department of Economics on „Financial Economics & Investment‟ on 30th
July, 2014.
16. The birth anniversary of India‟s First Marxist historian, numismat D.D. Kosambi was observed on
Wednesday 31st July, 2014 by department of History. There was power point presentation titled „History
and Heritage of Goa from earliest times to 2014‟.
17. A Documentary was screened on ‘The Making of Indian Constitution’ on 2nd
August, 2014 by the
Department of Political Science .
18. A Lecture cum Interactive session on „India‟s Look East Policy: Recent Trends‟ was organized by
Department of Political Science On 5th
August, 2014.
19. A Konkani movie „O‟Maria‟ was screened in the Audio- visual room on Wednesday, 6th
August, 2014 by
the Department of Konkani.
20. Department of Economics conducted a budget discussion regarding Union Budget on 18th
August, 2014.
21. An Environmental Ethics trip on „Ecological crises in Goa‟ was organized by Department of Philosophy for
environmental ethics students of SYBA on 10th
August, 2014.
22. A visit to the Goa Legislative Assembly, Porvorim was organised by Department of Political Science on
20th August, 2014.
23. A Poster Making Competition on the Theme ‘Violation of Human Rights’ was organized on 25th
August,
2014 by Department of Political Science.
24. Students of the Department of Economics attended a programme organized by the International Centre
Goa, for the book release „An Accidental Prime Minister – Making and Unmaking of Dr. Manmohan
Singh‟ on 26th
August, 2014.
25. A student workshop on „Ecological Problems in Goa‟ was organized by Department of Philosophy on 27th
August, 2014.
26. The birth anniversary of Martyr (Shaheed) Sardar Karnail Singh Benipal in Goa‟s struggle for freedom was
commemorated on 9th
September, 2014 by Department of History.
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27. Department of Economics organized a field trip to Goa‟s Central Excise & Customs Museum on 10th
September, 2014.
28. Department of Economics organized a discussion on „Beneficial effects of peer training‟ on 10th
September
2014.
29. An interactive session on the topic of „Self-Esteem‟ by Ms. Pranita Kalangutkar (college counselor) was
held on 16th
September, 2014. She spoke on „What is Self?‟ followed by an insightful activity on Personal
Identity by Department of Psychology.
30. A legal literacy programme was coordinated by Department of Philosophy. Adv. Nishigandha Shet and
Adv. Vahida Yelgar from North- Goa District, Legal service authority addressed the college students on
17th
September, 2014.
31. Department of Economics organized collage making competition and exhibition on the topic „Ways of
preserving the natural sources and how we as individuals can control pollution in our own towns and
villages‟ on 24th
September, 2014.
32. A quiz competition for the students of FYBA, SYBA and TYBA was organized by Department of
Economics on 24th
September, 2014.
33. Department of History organized a Heritage walk at 9am to 11 pm from Dhempe College to Dona Paula.
Students were shown British Cemetery, Cabo Fort, Tonca Pilar, Sachdev memorial at Miramar Heritage
Walk on 24th
September, 2014.
34. The screening of the movie „A Beautiful Mind‟ was organized on 26th
November, 2014 by the Department
of Psychology.
35. A Book exhibition and talk was Organized by Department of Konkani on 26th
November, 2014.
36. A programme was organised to Commemorate the 80th
Birth Anniversary of Chandrakant Keni on 26th
November, 2014 by department of Konkani.
37. 14 students from the Department of English along with faculty members attended the Goa Arts and Literary
Festival held at International Centre Goa from 4th
to 7th
December, 2015.
38. A session on „Career options in Psychology‟ by Ms. Pranita Kalangutkar (Counselor) was organized by the
Department of Psychology on 17th
December, 2014.
39. Department of Psychology organize a talk on „Creating an Evidence base for Community Intervention‟ by
Dr. Anuradha Sovani, Professor and Head, Department of Psychology, SNDT University, and Trustee and
Consultant, Institute for Psychological Health Mumbai on 6th
December, 2014.
40. Department of History organized a talk on „Centre for study of mythology and culture‟ by Vidya Parthen
on 7th
January, 2015.
41. On the occasion of Shakespeare‟s 450th
birth anniversary, the Department English organized a literary quiz
on the topic, „The Life and Works of William Shakespeare‟ on 14th
January, 2015.
42. Intra-class collage making competition in order to acquaint students with the literary devices of proverbs
and sayings was held on 14th
June, 2015 Department of English.
43. Department of Philosophy Screened the Movie „Slow poisoning of India – harmful effects of Pesticides‟
on14th
January, 2015
44. Department of Philosophy organized Debate on „Should there be a dress code for college students” on 21st
January, 2015.
45. The movie titled „The Fault in Our Stars‟ was screened by the Department of Psychology on 21st January,
2015.
46. „Food Festival‟ at Dhempe college was jointly organized by departments of Philosophy, Economics and
Psychology on 28th
January, 2015.
47. Workshop on „Speak Against Menstrual Exclusion‟ On 4th
February, 2015 was organised in collaboration
with SAME (Speak Against Menstrual Exclusion) and Global Shapers, Panaji . The speaker was Adv.
Anwesha Singbal.
48. An Old Goa Heritage Walk for FY and SYBA students of History was organized and the historical
significance of the sites was explained to the students on 25th
February, 2015.
49. Department of Political Science organized a debate on „Do you think India should make a law permitting
same sex marriage‟ on 18th
March , 2015.
PERSONALITY ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM (SCIENCE)
1. The Department of Zoology organized Talks on „Linking Marine Chemical Ecology with Drug
Discovery‟ on 2nd
July 2014.
2. The Department of Botany organized „Green Day‟ in the college on 2nd
July, 2014.
3. An I.Q. test was conducted by the cofounder of MAX-XCEL at an inter-college level on 9th
July, 2014.
4. Department of Chemistry organized a lecture on „Health through Ayurveda‟ on 9th
July, 2014.
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5. The Department of Botany screened a film show on Life of Insectivorous Plants on 16th
July, 2014.
6. Department of Physics organized a talk was on „Nanotechnology‟ on 16th
July, 2014.
7. The department of Geology organized a talk on the Scope of Gemology on 23rd
July, 2014.
8. Interdepartmental Patriotic singing competition was held for students and the teaching staff of the
departments on 30th
July, 2014.
9. The Department of Zoology inaugurated its nature club which screened a movie on „Great Barrier reef‟
on 13th
August, 2014.
10. Training in First Aid for the students and staff of the college was given by a medical officer of Urban
Health Centre, Panaji on 13th
August, 2014.
11. The Department of Biotechnology organized an Elocution Competition on the much debated topic
„Genetically Modified Crops- a Boon or Bane?‟ on 10th
September, 2014.
12. As a part of the Road Safety Week, NCC organized a talk on „Road Safety‟ on 10th
September.
13. An interdepartmental poster competition by the Sexual harassment Prevention Committee on 10th
September, 2014.
14. The Department of Zoology organized a collage making competition on 17th
September, 2014.
15. The Department of Mathematics conducted an extension activity for the students wherein staff and
students of the department visited Mother Teresa‟s home for the orphans and aged on 17th
September,
2014.
16. A session on online banking was also conducted for the staff members by The Department of Zoology
on 26th
November.
17. Department of Physics organized a light festival as a part of the International Year of Light celebration
all over the world. Prominent scientists and artists interacted with our students during the program and
our students displayed an exhibit for school students on 7th
January, 2015.
18. A poster Competition was organized by the Department of Chemistry on „Applications of Chemistry in
different sectors of life‟ in January, 2015.
19. A presentation on Go Goa, Know Goa was also conducted by The Department of Zoology on January
2015.
20. The Department of Botany conducted lecture on „Leadership‟ on 21st January, 2015.
21. Department of Physics organized an observatory session in collaboration with „Association of Friends
of Astronomy‟ on 21 January, 2015.
22. The Department of Biotechnology organized an interactive audio-visual presentation on the topic
„Extreme Animals‟ on 25th
February, 2015.
23. A Talk on „Corporate Salary and tax savings‟ was organized by staff guild 4th
February, 2015
24. The Department of Zoology organized „Exotic species of Birds in the world‟ and „Parental care in
Penguins‟ on 4th
February 2015.
25. The Department of Computer Science & IT organized a talk on „Raspberry Pi‟ on 11th
February,
2015.
26. A Cake baking contest for students and teachers was organized by the Women‟s Cell of Dhempe
College of Arts & Science on 18th
February, 2015.
27. The Department of Computer Science & IT organized a talk on „Internet of Things‟ and „3D Printing‟
on 18th
February, 2015.
28. A talk was also organized on Personality Development and Social Service by NCC Unit of the College
on 25th
February, 2015.
29. A talk was also organized on Personality Development and Social Service by NCC Unit of the college on
25th
February, 2015.
30. A lecture on „Cyber-crimes‟ was presented by Superintendent of Police, Government of Goa
31. A „Rescue team‟ captured the attention of the students with a thought provoking and informative
presentation on „Cyber Ethics and Crimes against Women‟
Outreach Programs
1. Workshop on „Vermicomposting‟ was organised by Outreach Cell of the College in association with
KrishiVigyan Kendra, Ela Goa at Porvorim on 5th
July, 2014.
2. Sky watching programme along with the lecture on Universe was conducted by Physics Department with
the help of Association of Friends of Astronomy (AFA) for the children & public of village Penha de
Franca.
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Annexure X National Service Scheme (NSS) & National Cadet Corps (NCC)
1. N.S.S. unit of Dhempe College of Arts and science was inaugurated on 26th
August, 2014 at the hands of.
Mr. Sunil Prabhudesai, Administator.
2. 25 Students participated in „ Mission Rabies‟ Rally organised by „Mission Rabies‟ from Goa on 25th
June,
2014 with the help of Directorate of Education Government of Goa for eradication of rabies.
3. On the eve of celebration of Youth Day, College NSS Unit with the help of Goa State AIDS Control
Society celebrated whole week from 12 August, 2014 to 18th
August, 2014 as youth day week on theme
„Youth and mental health‟ Programme officer Mrs. Suchana P. Amonkar briefed the Students about HIV-
AIDS. Pledge was administered to all the students.
4. 15 Students participated in one day workshop organised by Vivekanand Kendra Panaji & Dempo College
of Commerce on 5th
July, 2014 on topic „Swami Vivekananda for Human Excellence‟.
5. 60 Students Participated in Road safety Rally Organised by NCC Unit of Dhempe College of Arts &
Science on 23rd
July, 2014.
6. On 15th
August, Independence Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm, more than 150 Volunteers were
present to mark this occasion
7. The NSS Day was celebrated on 24th
September, 2014. Dr. Yasmin Modassir,Principal was the Chief
Guest. The Guest speaker was Mr. S.J.Godse, H.O.D. Department of Zoology. He delivered a talk on „
Importance of NSS‟ He shared his experience as a NSS programme officer since its inception in Dhempe
College.
8. A major project work was undertaken under the Village Panchayat of Penha –de – Franca the NSS
Volunteer informed the people about segregation of garbage the project began on 28th
September, 2014.
The Sarpanch & other panchayat members were present on the occasion.
9. NSS Volunteers also participated in Swaccha Bharat Abhiyan organised by the Village Panchayat of Penha
–de – Franca & cleaned different areas under this panchayat.
10. The NSS Volunteers celebrated Gandhi Jayanti in the College campus on 2nd
October, 2014. In the morning
they participated in campus cleaning and in the evening attended the function held in the Village
Panchayat of Penha –de – Franca at Porvorim.
11. The beach cleaning drive was held on 4th
October, 2014. 45 Volunteers participated in the progremme on
Miramar beach.
12. 04 students namely Sameer Naik, Sani Saini, Anant Amonkar & Krishna Gawas participated in Adventure
Camp organized at Manali- Himachal Pradesh from 9th
October, 2014 to 18th
October, 2014.
13. To commemorate birth Anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel „Run for Unity‟ was organized.. Students
in large number participated in this event which was held on 31st October, 2014.
14. NSS Unit in association with HDFC Bank, Organized blood Donation camp for students on 5th
December,
2014. 56 volunteers along with NSS Programme officers donated blood.
15. NSS Volunteers celebrated Goa liberation Day on 19th
December, 2014.
16. Volunteers participated in the programme organized by Directorate of Sports & Youth Affairs to Launch
National Youth policy on 2nd
January, 2015.
17. 40 volunteers Participated in Workshop on Disaster management organized by Directorate of Higher
Education on 9th
January, 2015.
18. 70 Volunteers Participated in the Programme on Swami Vivekananda Organized by Institute Menezes
Braganza on 16th
January, 2015.
19. To commemorate Swami Vivekanand Jayanti NSS Unit Organized Rally on 10th
January, 2015. 125
Volunteers participated in this rally.
20. On the eve of Youth Day, 12th
January, 2015 a Poster competition was organized on the theme „Life of
Vivekanand‟ .
21. A talk on „Personality Development through Social service‟ was Organized by Swami Vivekanand Kendra
Panaji.on 25th
January, 2015. Mrs. Sulaxa Gawas addressed the gathering. More than 60 volunteers
attended the talk.
22. 35 Volunteers Participated in Rally Organized by Election commission to celebrate National voters Day on
25th
January 2015.
23. NSS Volunteers celebrated Republic Day in College campus on 26th
January, 2015.
24. 35 Volunteers Participated in the 4th
Bharatiya Vigyan Sammelan & Expo-Goa. From 5th
to 8th
February,
2015.
25. Panel Discussion was organized on women related Issues with help of „SAME‟on 11th
March, 2015.
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26. Campus cleaning was organized on 25th
March, 2015.
27. Two major project were undertaken by NSS Volunteers
1) Collection of empty Milk packets
2) Making of Paper bags.
NCC (Girls)
1. Participated in Republic Day Celebration
2. A rally on “Road safety” as a part of Social Service and Community development Activity on 23rd
August,
2014. The cadets were accompanied by Subhedar Major Chan Bahadur Pun and NCC Care Taker officer
Dr. Miskil Naik .
3. As a part of Road safety week, a talk on „Road Safety‟ was organized on 10th
September, 2014. Mr. Salim
Shaikh, PI and Mr Tukaram Mandrake Head constable from Traffic Cell, Panaji, were invited as the guest
speakers...
4. Ms. Pratiksha Dabholkar and Ms. Chitra Jadhav cleared „C‟certificate exam held in February, 2014.
5. Unit participated in the Swacha Bharat Abhiyan at Bambolim on 19th
November, 2014. The event was
organised by Big 92.7 Fm Goa and Rotary Club Pan
6. 20 NCC cadets participated in the Annual training camp scheduled from 3rd
-12th
November, 2014 at St.
Xavier‟s College, Mapusa. Secured prizes:
7. Unit participated in Drills at Annual Training Camp
8. Cadets were given Self Defense Training
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Students‟ Activities Papers presented/ Seminars attended
1. Ms. Antara Bhide (SYBA) presented a Paper at the three day NATIONAL level Workshop titled
„Vimarshika‟ held from 5th
-7th
November, 2014 organised by Konkani Language and Culture Foundation,
Vishwa Konkani Kendra at Mangalore.
2. 24 Students of English Literature participated in Goa Arts and Literary Festival (GALF) from the 4th
to the
7th
of December, 2014
3. Ms. Yashila Lobo (SYBA) presented a paper titled, „Literature and Society: A Relationship of
Inextricability‟ at the state level literature festival „Pegasus‟ organised by Parvatibai Chowgule College on
5th
and 6th
of December 2015.
4. Ms. Madhuri Marathe (SYBA) participated in the panel discussion while Ms. Antara Bhide (SYBA) Ms.
Rutva Porob (SYBA) Ms. Urvashi Naik and Ms. Pruthvi Naik (both TYBA) attended the Chitrangi meet
organized by the Konkani Bhasha Mandal in collaboration with Shri Kamleshwar High School held from
3rd
-4th
January, 2015 at Korgao-Pernem-Goa.
5. Melvin Gracias, Harsha Prakash and Cheryln Fernandes participated as Discussants in a Citizen
Journalism Workshop organised by the US Consulate General, Mumbai and Don Bosco College at ICG,
Donapaula on 27th
February, 2015.
6. Ms. Urvashi Naik , Ms. Pruthvi Naik, Ms. Trupti Naik, Ms. Diksha Naik(All TYBA) attended the State
level Two Day Workshop on „Konkani Shuddhalekhanache nem ani Vyakrann‟ organized by Directorate of
Official Language Cell, Government. of Goa in collaboration with the Department of Konkani, Goa
University from 2nd
-3rd
March, 2015 at Taleigao-Goa.
7. Ms. Antara Bhide (SYBA) narrated an Essay at the NATIONAL level Seminar titled „Konkani Yuva
Sahitya: Parichay, Parkhani ani Pravas‟ while Ms. Urvashi Naik and Ms. Pruthvi Naik (both TYBA)
attended the same held on 10th
March, 2015 organised by Sahitya Academy, Delhi in collaboration with Fr.
Agnel College of Arts & Commerce, at Pilar-Goa.
Other co-curricular and extra-curricular activities
1. Sofia Dhamani participated in the All-Goa Elocution Competition organised by DM‟s College, Assagao-
Goa on the 18th
of July, 2014.
2. Ms. Antara Bhide (SYBA) and Ms. Madhuri Marathe (SYBA) secured the Fourth Place at the All Goa
Inter-Collegiate Quiz Competition on Life and Contribution of Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak organized
by Institute Menezes Braganza at Panaji-Goa on 1st August, 2014.
3. Ms. Antara Bhide (SYBA) and Ms. Rutva Porob (SYBA) secured the SECOND PRIZE at the All Goa
Inter-Collegiate Quiz on „Goa- A Tourism Paradise‟ as a part of World Tourism Day organised by
Department of Tourism, Government of Goa held on 27th
September, 2014 at Paryatan Bhavan, Patto-
Panaji, Goa .
4. Ms. Antara Bhide (SYBA) and Ms. Madhuri Marathe (SYBA) secured the FIRST PRIZE in the All Goa
Higher Secondary School, College and University level 3rd Adv. Arun Singbal Memorial Quiz
Competition organised by Konkani Bhasha Mandal in collaboration with Government College of Arts,
Science & Commerce, Quepem held on 29th
September, 2014 at Ravindra Bhavan, Curchorem Goa .
5. Ms. Antara Bhide (SYBA) secured the SECOND PRIZE in the „Samikska lekhan‟ Competition while Ms.
Urvashi Naik and Ms. Pruthvi Naik (both TYBA) also participated at the 16th
all Goa Konkani Yuva
Sahitya Sammelan held on 13th
-14th
December, 2014 organized by the Goa Konkani Academi in
collaboration with Mallikarjun College of Arts & Commerce at Dellem-Canacona-Goa.
6. Students of Bio-technology secured the FIRST PLACE- Overall Winners for SYNAPSE at Parvathibai
Chowgule College on 16th
December, 2014:
1st place – Quiz event - Ms. Malvika Audi, Mr. Earl Lourenco & Ms. Alison Fernandes
1st place – Treasure hunt event - Mr. Eddie Carvalho & Mr. Bryan Noronha
2nd
place – Admad event - Ms. Mithila Painguinkar, Ms. Rashmi Sardessai, Ms. Malvika Audi, Mr.
Cilton Fernandes, Mr. Reuben De Souza
2nd
place – Debate event - Mr. Earl Lourenco, Ms. Alison Fernandes, Ms. Raina Fernandes & Mr.
Reuben De Souza
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7. Students of FY,SY and TYBA English participated in the state level literature festival „Pegasus‟ organised
by Parvatibai Chowgule College on 5th
and 6th
December, 2014 and won several prizes. Ms. Yashila Lobo
won the prestigious „Pegasus Runners Up‟ title after winning individual prizes in Monologue, Poetry
Writing, Quiz and Ad-making. Following are some of the prizes won by our students at the event.
Bandish Wadayekar &
Melvin Gracias
Second prize Video-Making
Bandish Wadayekar Third place Photography and Montage
Mita Samant
Third place Literary Kiosk – Marketing
Literature
Sofia Dhamani and Ritzela
Diniz
Second place Book-Making
Sofia Dhamani, Jon
Fernandes, Alba Silveira
and Carlton Fernandes
Second Place Fashion Show
Grace Jacob Second Place Poetry Writing
Priyanka Verekar
First Place Monologue
Alba Silveira, Priyanka
Verekar, Norman
Fernandes and Carlton
Fernandes
Third Place Song Composition and Singing
8. Ms. Rutva Porob (SYBA) and Mr. Gopal Prabhu (TYBA) secured the Fourth PRIZE at the All Goa Inter-
Collegiate Business Quiz organised by Dempo College of Commerce & Economics, held on 6th
January,
2015 at Altinho - Panaji, Goa .
9. Ms. Antara Bhide (SYBA) and Ms. Madhuri Marathe (SYBA) participated in the Inter-Collegiate Quiz
Competition from 17th
-18th
January, 2015 organized by Konkani Bhasha Mandal in collaboration with
Rotaract Club of Mapusa-Goa.
10. Priyanka Verekar participated in „Orator of Goa‟ organised by Rotary club of Panaji on 26th January, 2015.
11. Ms. Antara Bhide (SYBA) and Ms. Madhuri Marathe (SYBA) secured the THIRD PRIZE in the All Quiz
Competition on „Life and Times of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj with special reference to Forts organised
Directorate of Information and Publicity held on 19th
February, 2015 at Farmagudi-Ponda, Goa .
12. Our students secured overall 3rd
place at Calamus held at St. Xaviers College on 28th
February, 2015:
2nd
place – patchwork event – Ms. Riela Couto
2nd
place – street play event – Ms. Reila, Mr. Earl, Ms. Allison
13. Ms. Sadika Sadiq won the title of Ms. YOUTHESIA and Mr. Sagar Karapurkar won the FIRST PRIZE in
Arm Wrestling at Goa University‟s annual event YOUTHESIA. Students also participated in other events:
Aliston Rosario in Mr. Youthesia, Dale and Joel in Face Painting, Anushka in Collage Making, Saidutt in
Photography, Ritzella, Dhanashree, Rendel, Aliston, Sagar, Kiran and Rohan in Tug-of-war and Fashion
Show.
14. Tanvi, Ritzela, Mita, Sadika, Aliston, Manfred, Fatima, Pranit, Naqueeb, Rahul Remetri, Norman and
Tanishka participated in Fashion Show at Dempo College‟s annual event K-OSS.
15. Priyanka Verekar secured the First consolation place in Poetry Recitation organized by Parvatibai
Chowgule College, Margao-Goa.
16. Priyanka Verekar secured the FOURTH PRIZE in „The Great Debate‟ organised by Gang of Youngsters,
Bicholim-Goa.
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Annexure XII DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION & SPORTS
Shri. Pandurang Naik, Sports Director participated in Discus Throw at the 36th
National Masters Athletic
Championship held from 25th
April-29th
April, 2015 in Goa.
The Department of Physical Education & Sports had organized „Sports Feast 2015‟.
Futsal tournament was held at Don Bosco Oratory Panaji on 10th
March, 2015 and Inter- College Cricket
tournament for students and staff was held at Campal Ground Panaji on 11th
& 12th
March, 2015.
In Futsal tournament ITI, Panaji emerged Championships and Chowgule College Margao were the Runner-Up.
Vidya Prabhodini Collge, Porvorim and Swami Vivekanand College, Borim emerged Champions and Runner- Up
respectively at the Tennis ball Cricket Tournament for students and staff organized during the Sports Feast 2015
Team Events 1. Swimming team (women) won the Inter- College Swimming championship organized by Goa University.
Kum.Akshada Godinho of TYBSC won 2 Gold medals.
2. College Weight Lifting team won the Runners-Up position at the Inter- College weight lifting
championship organized by Goa University. Shri Kiran Begur of FYBA won a Gold medal. Sagar
Karapurkar of SYBA won a Silver medal.Shri Abdul Rahim of FYBSC won a bronze medal.
3. Our College Best Physique team won the Runners – Up position at the Inter – College Best Physique
championship organized by Goa University.Shri Randel Ferros of SYBA won a Gold medal. Shri Aliston
Rosario of SYBA won a silver medal.
Individual Achievements
Abdul Rahim of FYBsc 1. Gold medal in 400 mtr Hurdles ,Silver medal in 4x400 mtr. Relay and bronze medal in 4x100 Relay at the
West Zone National Junior Athletic Championship 2014 held in Raipur, Chhattisgarh from 7th
to 8th
October 2014.
2. Represented Goa state at the Junior National Athletic Championship held at Andhra Pradesh. He also won
2 Gold medals in 400M Hurdles and 110M Hurdles at the Inter- Collegiate Athletic Meet organized by Goa
University.
3. Represented Goa state at the National Games held in Kerala.
Others
1. At the Inter – College Judo Championship organized by Goa University Shri Arjun Kadam of SYBA won a
Gold medal. Shri Kiran Begur of FYBA won a silver medal. Shri Sagar Karapurkar of SYBA won a bronze
medal.Shri Ravi Dodamani of FYBA also won a bronze medal.
2. Shri Sunny Saini of TYBA, Shri Anvay Naik of SYBA, and Shri Shivprasad Purohit of SYBSC
represented Goa University at the Inter- University Cricket Tournament.
3. Shri Ketan Naik of SYBSC represented Goa University at West Zone Inter- University kabaddi
Tournament.
4. Shri Anup Prasad and Maliksab Chapparband of FYBA participated in one day Boxing tournament Goa v/s
Tamilnadu and won Gold medals in 49 Kg & 56 Kg weight category held at Indoor stadium Campal, on
25th
September 2014.
5. Shri Anup Prasad of FYBA participated in one day Boxing tournament – Goa v/s Indian AirforceAnd
won a Gold medal in 49 Kg weight category held at Indood Stadium, Campal on 15th
September 2014.
6. Shri Maliksab Chapparband of FYBA participated in the one day Boxing tournament – Goa v/s Indian
Airforce and won a silver medal in 56 Kg weight category held at Indoor Stadium, Campal on 15th
September2014.
7. Shri Rendel Ferros of SYBA represented Goa state and secured 6th
place in tall category at the 62nd
National Body Building Championship – 2014 ( 27th
Bharat Uday ) held on 29th
June 2014 in Bangalore.
8. Shri Harsimran Singh of FYBA participated at the All India Senior Ranking Badminton
Championship held at Rajasthan from 9th
to 14th
September, 2014.
9. Shri Harsimran Singh of FYBA participated at the All India Senior Ranking Badminton Championship
held at Pune from 12th
to 17th
August, 2014.
10. Shri Daulsab Vatar of SYBSC represented Goa in Yogasana Championship at the 39th
National
Championship held at Hyderabad. He also represented Goa state at the 13th Aerobic Gymnastics National
Championship held at Hyderabad from 8th
to 10th
November, 2014.
11. Shri Rahul Gawde of SYBA represented Goa state at the 37th
Senior National Throwball Championship
held at Bhopal from 15th
to 18th January, 2015.
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12. Shri Malliksab Chapperband of FYBA represented Goa state at the 1st Boxing India Elite Men Boxing
Championship held in Nagpur, Maharashtra from 8th
to 14th
January, 2015.
13. Kum. Ritzela Diniz of FYBA represented Goa at the 15th
WSKFI National Karate Championship 2015 held
at Campal Stadium, Panaji, Goa from 24th
to 26th January, 2015 and secured 1
st place in Girls category in
individual KUMITE event. She won 1st place in KATA event in 15 years & above age group Girls
category. She won 3rd
place in KATA event IN 18-20 Age group in Girls category.
14. Shri Ravi Dodamani of FYBA represented Goa at the 15th
National Rope Skipping Championship 2014
held on 4th
November, 2014 at Anand, Gujarat and secured 2nd
place in D. DUTCH PAIR FREESTYLE
event.
15. Shri Harsimran Singh of FYBA represented Goa at Radhey Shyam Gupta Memorial Indian Senior Ranking
Badminton Tournament held from 17th
to 22nd
March, 2015 at Bareilly ( Uttar Pradesh )
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Mentoring Report (Arts)
The main objectives of the Mentoring programme are to initiate students into the culture and values of our
Institution and to provide support in academic and social aspects of college life. Therefore mentors help students
develop meaningful relationships, set goals, and develop action plans to achieve these goals.
Nineteen mentors (Arts) took part in the programme and each mentored an average of 20 students. A total of 392
arts students benefitted from the Mentoring programme. During Open Day when parents were invited to interact
with teachers the examination mark sheets were distributed by the mentors to their mentees. This enabled them to
provide additional support/mentoring as required.
Mentoring Report (Science)
The counseling and mentoring committee was formed and around twenty members from various departments were
assigned with ten students each for an effective mentoring. The twenty members selected were for F.Y.B.Sc.and
S.Y.B.Sc. classes. The respective project guides were assigned the T.Y.B.Sc. mentorship.
The forms were distributed to the mentors which had the details about each student with respect to their class, email
id, occupation of parents, hobbies, their future prospects, etc. The mentors were briefed about their course of action
during the academic year.
A parent mentor meeting along with the mentee was organized when the results of Semester I and Semester III were
distributed. The results and the overall performance of the mentee were discussed with the parent.
