I
am proud to present this comprehensive annual report
of the activities and achievements of Sree Narayana
College, Chempazhanthy, of the academic year 2006-2007.
This report is relevant as an audit statement which
projects our strengths and weaknesses, merits and
demerits, and achievements and pitfalls. As a manifestation
of our sincere and candid introspection, this documentation
would provide light for furtherance of achievements
and rectification of drawbacks.
An efficient academic committee comprising all HODs
discusses designs and executes academic plans for
each academic year. To systematize the academic
activities, the Committee charted out a pragmatic
Academic Calendar in detail, in the beginning of
the academic year itself. All academic activities
were scheduled and conducted as prescribed in the
calendar. Thanks to the fool-proof designing of
the calendar and the meticulous maintenance of the
schedule, the academic achievements of the college
during the academic year are tremendous.
The Academic Committee formed various clubs, forums
etc. each under the stewardship of an efficient
convener and members of the faculty. These clubs
aims at total personality development, opening opportunities
to bringing up the various latent talents of sour
students. This year, the outcome of the activities
of the clubs and forums has been much greater than
that of the previous years. Along with the academic
ambitions, we could fulfill the co-curricular and
extra-curricular expectations also in an unprecedented
manner.
The Parent-Teacher Association of our college has
been the unfailing prop which sustains and accelerates
all activities and provides all academic and related
facilities as well as satisfies infrastructural
requirements. This year, the contribution of the
PTA towards the overall success of our college is
far greater, qualitatively and quantitatively, than
that of the past.
The units of National Service Scheme and National
Cadet Corps, and the Department of Physical Education
have proved their improved caliber by achieving
honours and championships for the college this year
also, we expect a record in the history of Sports
& Games in the University of Kerala by making
a hat trick as the champion college under the University
for the coveted GV Raja Trophy.
The members of our faculty and students have made
a lot of achievements in various fields collectively
and individually this year also. The whole hearted
cooperation and complete involvement of our teaching
and non teaching staff and students are the motivating
force which helps us in materializing our objectives.
Our association and cooperation with socio-cultural
organizations have made remarkable improvement in
the fulfillment of our social obligations.
The timely and effective complete utilization of
funds that we have been uncompromisingly practicing
has been instrumental in enabling us gaining ambitious
amounts as grants and aids from UGC.
Above all, the boundless support of different sorts
from the management, SN Colleges, Kollam, the Manager
of Sree Narayana Colleges, Assistant Secretary of
SN Trusts and the Regional Development Committee
are the mainstay for the successful functioning
of our college.
Staff strength
The total number of number of Teaching Staff
during the current academic year is 72 and the number
of Non Teaching staff is 38. The total number of
students as on 31-12-2006 is given below.
Students as on 31-12-2006
| Courses |
Male |
Female |
Total |
| BA |
369 |
761 |
1130 |
| BSc |
228 |
447 |
675 |
| BCom |
53 |
84 |
137 |
| MA |
6 |
25 |
31 |
| MSc |
3 |
27 |
30 |
| TOTAL |
659 |
1344 |
2003 |
Results
of the University Examination - March-April 2006
The Academic Committee analyzed the results
of the University examination March-April 2006,
in detail and is very glad to note that the average
pass percentage and the average percentage of first
classes of our college is by far higher than that
of the corresponding University averages. The most
remarkable aspect is that in all the subjects of
study, the pass percentage is higher than that we
achieved last year, which substantiates the academic
progress we have achieved.
Percentage
of pass University Examination 2006
| Course |
Percentage
of pass |
| BA |
75.3 |
| BSc |
95.6 |
| BCom |
69.8 |
| MA |
68.4 |
| MSc |
86.7 |
Annual Quality Assurance Report
The Internal Quality Assurance Cell of our college
has prepared the AQAR of 2005-2006 and submitted to
the NAAC office at Bangalore in time.
Important
events/achievements
A multi disciplinary academic conference, entitled
SPECTRUM 2006, was organized successfully
by the Academic Committee from 18th October
2006 to 12th November 2006. The conference
was formally inaugurated on 18th October 2006 by
Shri. Mullakkara Ratnakaran, Hon’ble Minister
for Agriculture, Government of Kerala, at a
function organized in the college auditorium. Dr.
M.K. Ramachandran Nair, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor,
University of Kerala delivered the keynote address.
During various sessions, eminent personalities of
the academic world and experts in different disciplines
presented papers and interacted with the students.
In the afternoon sessions, more than 90 students
and researchers from various colleges, including
ours, and research institutions presented papers.
The conference was fully financed by PTA.
List of the prominent speakers in Spectrum 2006
1. Dr. K. George Thomas, Scientist, Regional
Research Laboratory, TVM
2. Dr. M.S. Gopinathan, Professor of Emeritus,
IIITM-K, Technopark,
3. Ambassador T.P. Sreenivasan
4. Dr. G. Karunakaran Pillai, Fellow, Centre
for Development Studies.
5. Dr. M.K. Saralamma, Reader, Univeristy of Kerala
6. Dr. N.K. Bhaskaran, Professor and Head (Rtd.),
University of Kerala.
7. Dr. P.J. Cherian, Director, Kerala Council for
Historical Research
8. Dr. Achuth Sankar S. Nair, Hon. Director, Centre
for Bio-Informatics, University of Kerala
9. Dr. M. Baba, Director, Centre for Earth Science
Studies
10. Dr. E. Shaji, Scientist, Central Ground
Water Board
11. Dr. Ruby John Anto, Scientist E1, Rajiv Gandhi
Centre for Biotechnology
12. Dr. T.R. Santhosh Kumar, Scientist, Rajiv Gandhi
Centre for Biotechnology
13. Dr. M. Indukumari (Prof & Head), Dept of
Sociology, University of Kerala
14. Smt. Mercy Williams, Mayor, Corporation of Cochin
15. Dr. Krishna Prasad Sreedhar, Formerly Professor
of Psychology, University of Kerala.
16. Dr. Justine Padamadan, Formerly Clinical Psychologist
Medical College, TVM.
17. Ms. Jocelyn L. Chua, Research Fellow, Stanford
University, USA.
18. Sri.Vijayabhas E.J, Chief Environmental Engineer,
Kerala State Pollution Control Board
19. Prof. Thankamoni D., College of Engineering,
Thiruvananthapuram.
20. Sri. Dileepkumar M, Environmental Engineer,
Kerala State Pollution Control Board
21. Mr. C. Gouridasan Nair, Chief Correspondent,
The Hindu.
22. Ms Sandhya M. Nair, Consultant, Technical writing,
IBS Software, Technopark
23. Dr. Anil Bharadwaj, Scientist ‘SF’, VSSC
24. Prof. B. Somanathan Nair, Regional Director
of Technical Education
Publication
of Souvenir
The gist of papers presented by the resource
persons and scholars from outside, our teachers
and our students were published in a Souvenir. The
Souvenir was released by the veteran Gandhian Sri.
Gopinadhan Nair.
Extension Activities
Sree Narayana College has the credit of being
the first Arts and Science College in Thiruvananthapuram
providing extension services for the betterment
of the society at large. Extension Activities
of the college was formally inaugurated by the Hon
Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs, Mr. M. Vijayakumar
on 18th July 2006. The Minister gave
away cash awards and memento to the top scorers
of the University examination 2006. The four senior
coaches of the College athletic/aquatic team were
honoured in the function. Mr. Sajith Vijayaraghavan,
Director VHSE was the Chief Guest. This year we
had conducted an in house training programme for
students studying in the Vocational Higher Secondary
Schools. Seven schools were selected in phase one
and classes were taken by Mr. T.N. Manoharan and
Dr. I.G. Shibi of Department of Chemistry, Dr. K.L.
Vivekanandan and Mr. M.D. Ratheesh Kumar of Department
of Geology and Dr. Aravind Thampi and Dr. Laiju
S. of Department of Psychology.
Know Your College
An orientation programme for the first
year degree students, ‘Know Your College’,
was conducted on 28-08-2006. The students were divided
into five groups and teams of teachers introduced
several aspects of college including the history
of the college, facilities available, disciplinary
regulations, curriculum, examination system, syllabus,
activities of various clubs, NSS, NCC and other
personality development opportunities.
Communicative empowerment
The college conducted Spoken English Classes
for final year students as additional input
this year. For the purpose an experienced teacher,
Smt Sarika was appointed.
Development of Cyber Skill
CAP 2006, a computer awareness programme effectively
transformed all our out going B.A./B.Sc. and M.A./M.Sc.
students computer literate. The course of 25 hour
duration included Windows, MS Word, MS Excel, MS
Power point, Internet-Email etc. All successful
candidates were given Certificates too.
Career Guidance
The activities of the Career Guidance Cell
were formally inaugurated by our principal Prof
V S Lee in November 2007. The cell provided comprehensive
information and support for various jobs after graduation
and information regarding prospects for higher learning.
An individual and group session for personality
development was given to students who volunteered
at the department of Psychology. A few of the former
students also availed this service.
The Cell conducted various programmes including
mock Group Discussion and Interview Training sessions.
NOVEMBER 2006
» A mock MCA entrance
test was conducted by the TIME group for final year
science students.
» An awareness seminar on
IT prospects for science graduates was conducted
by NIIT, Trivandrum.
DECEMBER 2006
» A Talent Ensemble group
was formed in which 106 students nominated by the
final year tutors were registered.
» Two days of intensive in-house
training was provided to enable the students to
clear the Aptitude test which is the first screening
test for placement by the faculties of TIME group
which was sponsored by the PTA.
» A one day intensive training
program was given on communication, group discussion
and interviews tips. Mock sessions were also organized
to develop the self confidence of the students.
This was done with the support of The Career Institute
and PTA.
An employment guidance cell is formed to coordinate
campus interviews by standard units and a few of
the students have already been recruited through
the cell.
»Two
students have been selected by Infosys.
» Five short listed by Genpact
( GE group)
» Three students have been
selected for training in medical transcription.
» Ten students are short
listed after attending various placement fairs organized
in and around Trivandrum. They are awaiting their
final year results to get the call letters.
» Four students were selected
as LIC agents with a stipend for one year.
» LIC , Cipla, Ranbaxy and
Eureka forbes are to visit the campus for passed
out graduate students interested in marketing
Tourism Club
The Tourism Club is constituted in this institution,
as per the Kerala Government Tourism Policy, to
create a drive among the student community to promote
tourism. This club functions under the auspices
of the District Tourism Promotion Council.
The activities of the Tourism Club were inaugurated
by Sri. B. Jayachandran Nair, Planning Officer,
Department of Tourism, Govt. of Kerala. Under the
auspices of Tourism Club, Prof. Sam Thomas, Senior
Faculty member, Food Crafts Institute, Trivandrum
delivered a talk on “Career Opportunities related
to Tourism”. A poster painting competition was held
on World Tourism Day on 27th September
2006.
Final year students of most of the departments went
to different tourist places for visit as a part
of their study. Tourism club was able to give proper
directions in this regard.
Founder’s Day
The Founder’s Day, 7th of November,
was observed this year by holding a commemorial
meeting in which the chief guest was Shri. Thiruvanchoor
Radhakrishnan, former minister and a political disciple
of Shri. R. Sankar, our founder.
College Union
Hon. Minister for Electricity, Sri. A.K. Balan
inaugurated the College Union for 2006-07
on 7-12-06. Sri. Vinaya Chandran, celebrated Malayalam
poet inaugurated the Arts Club on the same occasion.
A three day long arts festival was conducted in
December 2nd week. The valedictory function
of the College Union was held on 01-03-2007. The
chief guest was Sri. Jayaprakash, Dy Mayor, Thiruvananthapuram
Corporation.
Entrepreneurship Development Club
Entrepreneurship Development Club organized
a three day awareness programme sponsored by the
Science and Technology Entrepreneurship Development
Project of STED from 12th to 14th
July 2006. 108 students of our college participated
in the programme. Dr. V. Hemchand,
Director of STED and Prof. Job, Centre for Management
Development participated.
XXXIII All Kerala Sociological Conference
The college hosted the XXXIII All Kerala
Sociological Conference from 1st
December to 3rd December co-sponsored
by Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development,
Sreeperumbudur. The conference was inaugurated by
N. R. Madhava Menon, Former Director of National
Judicial Academy. Sri. G. Rajasekharan IAS Director,
Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development
and Prof G. Balamohan Thampi, Former Vice Chancellor,
University of Kerala and N. P. Hafiz Mohammed were
a few prominent personalities who have participated
in the function.
Class Wise PTA Meetings
Forty three class wise PTA meetings were
held to find out psychological and academic merits
and demerits of the students through interaction
with the parents. All the PTA meetings were well
attended and the meetings turned out to be very
successful due to the lively and sincere interaction.
The tutorial system
The tutorial system has been implemented
effectively in fostering better students-teachers
relationship and maintaining discipline. The tutors
were given complete freedom for assessing students’
ability and to report the Principal any fault from
the part of students. Formation of Talents Ensemble,
identification of poor and needy students, were
effectively carried out with the help of group tutors.
Book Club
A
book club has been formed aiming at the development
of the reading habits and literary talents of the
students. Book Club was inaugurated
by Famous poet D. Vinayachandran on 17-10-2006.
The Literary and Debating Club was inaugurated by
Mrs. Sarada Muraleedharan IAS on 28th
August 2006.
Anamikayde
Suviseshamgal a book written by Smt. Asa
G of the Dept. of Malayalam has been selected for
the prestigious Sahithya Keralam Award for this
year’s début writing in Malayalam. All the Malayalam
TV channels projected Smt. G. Asa and the merit
of her work by means of various programmes telecasted
several times. She was invited to cancer treatment
centres including the RCC where her presence and
interaction with the patients were acclaimed as
more comforting than medicines.
Science
club
Science
club organized a Science exhibition and documentary
show based on the life and works of Great scientists
in December 2006. Six students participated in the
Science Camp organized by Breakthrough Science Society,
Kerala in Science and Technology Museum on 10th11th
and 12th November 2006. Several students
of the dept of physics visited ISRO.
Music Club
Sangeethika,
a Musical Audio Album of our college was
released on December 2006. Mr. R. Balachandran Nair
of Dept of English Smt. Asa. G. of Dept. Malayalam,
and Visakh Soman I BA English composed the lyrics
and nine students of our college sang the songs.
The album is widely acclaimed as an excellent musical
production. Music club members actively conducted
many musical programmes in the college.
Nature
club
Constituted
to popularize the “Save our Environment” drive among
the student community, this club conducted study
classes and nature camps with the involvement as
well as co-operation from the NSS & PTA. It
has organized a “Green Group” for the protection
and maintenance of trees and plants in the campus.
Food
Fest 2006
Onam
was celebrated in the college with great pomp this
year also. A grand Food Festival, Food Fest
2006 in which students and teachers of every
department and the non- teaching staff prepared
special dishes and set up their own stalls, and
sold in reasonable price. There was the traditional
Onam Feast and inter departmental Athapookkalam
competition for students. A Pulkoodu contest was
also held in connection with the Christmas celebrations.
Deepavali was celebrated with the traditional fireworks.
Archival
Exhibition
The
Post Graduate Dept of History, facilitated by the
Kerala State Archives had organized a two day Archival
Exhibition at the college. The exhibition had showcased
over 200 invaluable documents pertaining to the
freedom struggle of Kerala. Landmarks in Kerala’s
socio-cultural and political history were also exhibited.
Documents bearing on the early history of the Sree
Narayana movement were an additional attraction.The
exhibition was inaugurated by Sri N K Premachandran,
Minister for Water Resources , Kerala , on 10th
January 2007. The exhibition organized in College
Seminar Hall had over 1500 enthusiastic visitors.
Students and teachers from nearby schools eagerly
went through the exhibits visually relishing their
tryst Kerala’s past. Staff and students of the College
joined inquisitive visitors from all walks of life
to get a glimpse of the rare documents that moulded
Kerala’s life and society.
Historia,
an academic journal was published by the department
of history on June 2006.
Meritorious
Award
The
Principal Prof V.S. Lee, S N College Chempazhanthy
was awarded the merit certificate constituted by
Viswa Samskara Vedi for holding the leadership
for the effective functioning and teaching in the
college during 2006. The award was presented by
the district collector Sri N Aiyyappan in a colourful
meeting held at Thiruvanathapuram.
Award
for the Best Performing Department
Department
of Chemistry has been adjudged as the Best Performing
Department this year by the judging committee, comprising
experts from outside. A cash award of Rs 15000
is constituted by PTA for the award winning department.
The selection was done according to the parameters
prescribed by the college council after discussions
on the matter.
Achievements
of students
Jaseera
J. of Final year B.Sc Botany brought another
laurel to the college by winning II rank
in the University examination B.Sc Botany 2006.
Ratheesh
K.S. I B.Sc Zoology won II prize in the Light
music (men) in the University Youth Festival held
at Alleppy in December 2006.
Umesh
B. secured II prize in quiz competition organized
in connection with Suvarna Keralam by Law College.
Staff
day
The
faculty of the college celebrated a day with colour
and cadence on 7/3/2007. A picnic to Kappil and
artistic presentation by members of the staff were
the highlights of the day.
Alumni
The
alumni association of the college, Chesna conducted
a family meet on 25-02-2007 which was inaugurated
by the Hon’ble Minister C Divakaran. Playback singers,
Bhavana Radhakrishnan, Mrs Arundhathi were the chief
guests.
SACSHI
the Sociology Alumni Co-ordination Society
for Humanity Improvement launched its silver Jubilee
celebrations of the Sociology department on 3rd
February 2007. Well known sociologists like Sri.
Brahmanayakam, Dr. P.K.B. Nayar, Dr. Indukumari,
Jayakumari, Dr. Abraham Vijayan participated in
different sessions as speakers. Dr. K.B. Thankamani,
HOD, Sociology was given a send off at the function.
Film
festival
The
College Union conducted a 2-day Film Festival at
Tagore Theatre Vazhuthacaud in which four different
films were exihibited. Students and members of teaching
and non-teaching actively participated in the two
day film festival.
Research
Activities (a very brief report of research work
done by teachers during the
year)
Awarded
Ph.D
Mr.
K.L. Vivekanandan of Department of Geology, Mrs.
S. Sethulekshmy and Mrs. Lekha K. Nayar of Dept
of History, Mr. M..J. Manoj of Dept of Physical
Education, Mr. I.G. Shibi and Mr. K. Vijayakumar
of Dept of Chemistry and Mrs. Baby Girija of Dept
of Hindi were awarded Ph.D degree during this year.
The
reputation of our teachers as useful academicians
is evident in the invitations that they got from
various academic institutions for talks and presentations.
About 26 papers were presented by our teachers in
international, national and regional seminars, workshops
and conferences. 9 publications, both national and
international, by our teachers also are in our credit
this year.
On
Going Research Projects
Eight
minor research projects have been sanctioned by
UGC so far during the X plan period in favour of
five departments of our college in the year 2006-2007
as given below.
1.Dr I G Shibi
(Chemistry) ‘Modified Banana Stalk for the Removal
of some Organic Dyes from Aqueous solution- Evaluation
of Kinetic and Thermodynamic Parameters
2. Sri P K
Viswanathan (Chemistry) ‘Phytochemical Studies
on the Plant “Popowia beddomeana”
3. Dr R Revamma
(Chemistry) ‘Pasting Andrheological properties
of Starch and its Derivatives in Presence of Added
Chemicals’
4. Dr T Suresh
(Chemistry) ‘Studies on the Chemical Changes
of Red Plambago in Ayurvedic Medicinal Preparations’
5. Dr G Sreenivasan
(History) ‘Social Mobility Subaltern Strategies:
Honorific Titles and Social Elevation Among the
“Avarnas” in Travancore’
6. Dr S Sreelatha (Physics)
‘Investigation of Source Regions and Generation
Mechanisms of Short Period Gravity Waves in the
low Latitude Troposphere Using Indian MST Radar’
7. Smt P Sathee
devi (Botany) ‘Cytology of the endosperm in barbren
coconuts’
8. Dr M K Manilal
(Commerce) ‘Cotton Mill Industry in the Public
Sector in Kerala – An evaluation of the Capacity
Utilization’
A
detailed final report of the Minor Research Project
of Dr. Manoj M.J. was submitted to UGC, SWRO, Bangalore,
during the year.
Research
papers during 2006-2007
Department of Chemistry
1.
T.S. Anirudhan and I.G. Shibi,
(2006) “Preparation of a Cation Exchanger Containing
Carboxyl Groups from Banana Stalk and Its Utilization
as Chelating Agent” [accepted for publication in
The International Journal on Banana and Plantain
- Infomusa] [INIBAP, FRANCE]
2. I.G. Shibi
and T.S. Anirudhan, (2006) “Kinetic and equilibrium
modeling of adsorption of cobalt(II) from aqueous
solutions onto surface modified lignocellulosics
(musa paradisiaca)” [published in Indian Journal
of Chemical Technology, 13: 539-543] [CSIR,
NEW DELHI].
3. I.G.
Shibi and T.S. Anirudhan, (2006) “Polymer Grafted
Banana Stalk (Musa Paradisiaca) as an Adsorbent
for the Removal of Lead (II) and Cadmium(II) Ions
from Aqueous Solutions: Kinetics and Equilibrium
Studies” [published in Journal of Chemical Technology
& Biotechnology, 81: 433-444] [WILEY INTERSCIENCE
(SCI), LONDON].
4. I.G. Shibi
(2007) “Preparation and application of effective
adsorbents/ionexchangers from lignocellulosic biowastes
for the purification of dye bearing wastewaters”
[communicated to International Journal of Environment
and Waste Management].
5. Revamma R.
Research Paper titled ‘Sodium Lauryl Sulphate on
Viscosity Characteristics of Cassava Starch’ has
been accepted in Asian Journal of Chemistry.
Department
of History
1. Suresh
Jnaneswaran ‘United left front, Praxis of Mass
Mobilization and the Freedom struggle’- Journal
of Indian History, Vol LXXXIV, University of
Kerala.
2. Suresh
Jnaneswaran ‘Resurrection of the Historical
Narrative and the analytical paradigm’ Contemporary
India, Vol V, No. 3, Nehru Memorial Museum and
Library, New Delhi.
3. Suresh
Jnaneswaran ‘K.R. Narayanan: A case of social
symbiosis, accumulation and assimitative consummation’
The Quarterly Review, Institute for Historical
Studies, Calcutta (accepted for publication)
Department
of English
1.
N. Sreekala ‘Feminism with a Difference:
Reading Shashi Despande’s The Dark Holds No Terrors
and Roots and Shadows in New Frontiers
published by the Institute of English.
Presentations
in Seminars/Conferences & participation as Resource
person during 2006-2007
1.
Dr. Suresh Jnaneswaran Dept. of History presented
a paper on ‘Consciousness and the public sphere’
at the multidisciplinary conference ‘Consciousness-
2006’ organized by S.N. College, Punalur, December
2006.
2. Dr.
Suresh Jnaneswaran Dept. of History is a Resource
person of the Academic Staff College, University
of Kerala.
3.Mr.
A. Shaji Dept. of History presented a paper
titled ‘Hindu Response to Conversion Threat- Questions
on Conversion and Social Equality’ in the XXXIII
All Kerala Sociological Conference from 1st
December to 3rd December 2006, Co-sponsored
by Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development.
4. Dr. R.
Revamma Dept. of Chemistry presented a paper
on ‘Effect of some acids and oxidizing agents on
the properties of Cassava and sweet potato starches’
at the International Symposium of Tropical Root
Crops (ISTRC) held at Trivandrum from 20-11-06 to
26-11-06.
5. Dr. P.
Laila Dept of Malayalam published the abstract
of paper ‘Valmiki- Re-interpreted’ in the Summaries
of papers, All India Oriental Conference held at
Jammu University, Jammu on 12-14-october 2006.
6. Dr. Sreelatha
S. Dept of Physics presented a paper on ‘Study
of short period gravity wave variance and spectrum
in the low latitude troposphere using MST Radar’
in the XIV National Space Science Symposium held
at Visakhapattanam Sponsored by ISRO and Andhra
University.
7.Dr. Sreelatha
S. Dept of Physics presented a paper on ‘Comparative
study of gravity wave momentum flux by symmetric
beam method and power spectral method using MST
Radar’ in the XIV National Space Science Symposium
held at Visakhapattanam Sponsored by ISRO and Andhra
University.
8. Dr.
K. Remanan of Dept of Commerce presented a paper
on ‘Sreenarayana Guru’s vision on secularism’ in
the National Seminar organized by the International
Association of Educators for World Peace, Kerala
Chapter on 18th December 2006.
9. Dr Aravind
Thampi Dept. of Psychology was a resource person
in the Workshop on’ International Curriculum Preparation
for Diploma in Education, Planning, and Administration’
organized by University of Kerala from 15th
to 17th December 2006.
10. Dr Aravind
Thampi Dept. of Psychology presented a paper
on ‘Children of Alcoholics: An Intervention Module’
in the 11th International and 42nd
National Conference of Indian Association of Applied
Psychologist (IAAP) organized by the Department
of Psychology, Jamia Milia Islamia , New Delhi in
February 2007.
11. Dr. I.G.
Shibi. took a class on the ‘Relevance of Green
Chemistry’ for the Teacher participants of UGC sponsored
Refresher course in the Academic Staff College,
Kariavattom on 5th February 2007.
12. Dr. I.G.
Shibi, Dept of Chemistry delivered Dr. K. Sundaresan
memorial talk on 22nd February 2007 at
S.N. College, Kollam on ‘Green Chemistry’
13. Dr. I.G.
Shibi, Dept of Chemistry ‘Synthesis, characterization
and application of iron(III)–loaded Duolite C26
adsorbent for arsenic removal’ accepted for presentation
in the National symposium on ‘Recent Advances in
Analytical Sciences and Applications’, organized
by Indian Society for Analytical Chemists in association
with Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla on 9th-11th
April 2007.
14. Sri. T.N.
Manoharan presented a paper on ‘Nanochemistry’
at the academic conference Renaissance 2007
at S.N. College, Chengannur on 22-01-2007.
15. Smt. D. Beena
A paper, titled ‘Influence of Substrate temperature
on Properties of Indium Tin Oxide Film’ accepted
in the Journal of Solar Energy Materials and Thin
Films.
16. Smt.
D. Beena A paper, titled ‘Effect of
substrate temperature on surface morphology and
optical properties of WO3 nano thin
films prepared by pulsed laser ablation technique’
accepted in Nanotrends-A Journal of Nanotechnology
and its Applications.
17. Smt. D. Beena
has presented a paper on ‘Indium oxide films and
the other on WO3 nano films’, in the
National Conference on Microscopy and XXVIII Annual
meeting of Electron Microscope Society of India
EMS INC-06.
18. Smt. D. Beena
has presented a paper on ‘Preparation and Characterisation
of Indium Oxide films by pulsed laser ablation technique’
in the eighth International Conference on Nano
Structural Materials, - Nano 2006, August 20-25.
19. Smt.
D. Beena has presented a paper ‘Solar energy
materials and thin films IMRC 2006’ in the Symposium
Photovoltaics.
20. Smt. D. Beena
has presented a paper ‘Influence of substrate temperature
on Indium tin oxide films’.
21. Smt. D. Beena
has presented a paper ‘Influence of substrate temperature
on properties of nano tin doped Indium oxide films’
and another one titled ‘Determination of Optical
constants and characterisation of nano structured
Tungsten oxide films prepared by pulsed laser ablation’
were presented in Photonics- 2006, December 2006.
22. Smt. D. Beena
has presented a paper titled Atomic force microscopy
in the DAE- BRNS National laser Symposium-06, NLS-
2006 Indore, India.
23. Smt.
D. Beena has presented a paper titled ‘Growth
and Characterisation of Reactive Pulsed Laser Deposited
Tungsten Trioxide Thin Films’ was presented in the
International Conference on Thin Films, Thin films
2006, Singapore.
24. Dr.K
Remanan has organised three days Entrepreneurship
Awareness Programme, during 12 to 14 July 2006,
in Chirayinkil, sponsored by Science and Technology
Entrepreneurship project.
25. Dr.K
Remanan was a Resource Person in the Seminar
conducted by Commerce Association of Christian College,
Kattakada.
26. Dr.K Remanan
has presented a paper on Sree narayana Guru,s
vision on secularism, in the Seminar on Restructuring
our education based on Spiritual Secularism organised
by International Association Of Education For
World Peace held at Trivandrum on 18th
December 2006.
Participation
of Teachers in Workshops/Seminars/Conferences during
2006-2007
1. Mr.
M.D. Ratheesh kumar Dept. of Geology has undergone
training in Computational Geosciences conducted
by the IIITMK, Technopark
2. Mr. M.D.
Ratheesh kumar of Dept. of Geology attended International
Conference on GIS held at Technopark on 7th
and 8th Dec 2006.
3. Dr. K.L Vivekanandan
of Dept. of Geology attended International Conference
on GIS held at Technopark on 7th and
8th Dec 2006.
4. Dr. Aravind Thampi
participated in the one week training programme
on ‘E-content development’ conducted by UGC at Thiruvalla
September 2006
5. Dr. Shibi. I.G.
participated in the UGC sponsored workshop on ‘Redesigning
Chemistry Practicals – A Green Chemistry Approach’
on 10th and 11th August 2006
at Calicut.
6.Sri. T.N. Manoharan
attended three day workshop organized by Jawaharlal
Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research, Bangalore
on 27th-29th Nov 2006 at
Trivandrum.
7. Dr. K. Vijayakumar
attended three day workshop organized by Jawaharlal
Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research, Bangalore
on 27th-29th Nov 2006 at
Trivandrum.
8. Mr. P.K.
Viswanathan participated in the one day seminar
on ‘Computational Chemistry’ conducted at IIITMK,
Technopark on 29-07-2006.
9. Mr. P.K. Viswanathan
participated in the one day seminar on ‘Computational
Chemistry’ conducted at NSS College Pandalam on
14-02-2007.
10. Dr. K.
Vijayakumar participated in the one day seminar
on ‘Computational Chemistry’ conducted at NSS College
Pandalam on 14-02-2007.
11. Mr. P.K. Viswanathan
participated in the one day seminar on ‘Computational
Chemistry’ conducted at Government women’s College,
Thiruvananthapuram on 21-02-2007.
12. Dr. K.
Vijayakumar participated in the one day seminar
on ‘Computational Chemistry’ conducted at Government
women’s College, Thiruvananthapuram on 21-02-2007.
13. Mr. R.
Balachandran Nair of Dept of English participated
in the National Seminar on Language teaching held
on January 29th to 31st 2007
at Govt. College, Pattambi.
14. Dr.K
Remanan participated in a One Day Workshop on Business
English, organised by Cambridge University and British
Council, held at Department of Commerce, University
of Kerala on 23rd September 2006.
15. Dr. Remanan
attended a Statistical Workshop to review the Papers
presented in Restructuring our education, based
on Spiritual Secularism, on 22nd January,
2007.
16. Dr.K Remanan
attended a programme on Role of political Executive
and Civil Service in Democracy, organised by the
Company Secretaries of India, Trivandrum Chapter,
at Trivandrum on 28th February, 2007.
17. Dr. S.
Sethulekshmy attended the National Seminar on Water
Management organized by the Swadeshi Science Movement
in Trivandrum in December 2006.
18. Smt S.
Sudha of Dept of Zoology participated in the national
seminar on ‘Biotechnology’ conducted at Trivandrum
on 16-10-2006
19. Dr. Kiron Vasudevan
of Dept of Zoology participated in the national
seminar on ‘Biotechnology’ conducted at Trivandrum
on 16-10-2006
20. Smt Satheedevi
of Dept of Botany participated in the national seminar
on ‘Biotechnology’ conducted at Trivandrum on 16-10-2006
21. Dr. K.B.
Thanakamany of Dept of Sociology Participated in
the two day seminar organized by the Dept of Sociology
Govt. College, Kanjiramkulam on 21st
and 22nd February 2007.
22. Dr. B.
Jayasree of Dept of Sociology Participated in the
two day seminar organized by the Dept of Sociology
Govt. College, Kanjiramkulam on 21st
and 22nd February 2007.
23. Dr. K.
Usha of Dept of Sociology is participating in the
two day seminar on ‘Re-defining the concept of family
in the 21st century’ by UGC at Loyola
College, Trivandrum 21st and 22nd
March 2007.
24. Dr. B.
Jayasree of Dept of Sociology is participating in
the two day seminar on ‘Re-defining the concept
of family in the 21st century’ by UGC
at Loyola College, Trivandrum 21st and
22nd March 2007.
Two
faculty members, Dr. K. Remanan and Dr.
M.K. Manilal of Department of Commerce have
been redesignated as Reader, and were granted recognition
as Research Guides by the University of Kerala during
this academic year.
Activities
of PTA
The Parents Teachers’ Association of the college
has been very active in providing academic, extra
curricular, and infrastructural facilities and amenities
to the students and staff. The PTA has taken up
a number of activities to ensure the all-round
welfare of our students by finding funds for the
implementation of schemes, programmes, and facilities.
The activities of the PTA have given a remarkable
face-lift to the college, altogether.
This
year the PTA distributed free mid-day meals on all
the working days to more than 100 poor students
who were selected by means of the Tutorial machinery.
Very poor students received financial assistance
from the PTA and all the needy students got medical
assistance including timely hospitalization. The
PTA extended financial support to PG students to
attend National Seminars and gave cash awards to
those students, who got the highest marks in the
final year degree and post graduate examinations
of April/May 2006, in each discipline.
The
PTA has taken up the responsibility of paying the
security personnel, driver, gardener and sweepers
their salary, and paying the telephone and electricity
charges for the college, this year also.
The
financial burden of several academic and other activities
were also borne by the PTA. They include the subscription
of periodicals in the college library; beautification
and furnishing of the Seminar Hall; expenses for
the Mid-term and Model Examinations; printing of
progress cards; academic diaries and attendance
registers; maintenance and modification of toilets;
the construction of the college gate; repairing
of the water pump set; regular cleaning of the campus,
water tank and toilets; modification and beautification
of the college garden; electrification of the arts
block; repairing and updating of the computers and
the UPSs; replacement of unusable lights and fans;
maintenance of the Sports Hostel; maintenance of
the public addressing system; painting of black
boards; and above all, the extension of the water
supply and drainage system to the whole of the college
building.
SPECTRUM
2006, the functioning of the Career Guidance Cell,
loans to the guest lecturers and the non-teaching
staff, class-wise PTA meetings, and ‘Know Your College’
programrme were fully funded by the PTA.
One
of the most remarkable contribution of the PTA this
year is the installation of a Ladies’ Toilet
complex with modern facilities and architectural
beauty. The complex was opened on 8th
November 2006, after its completion in a record
time of 10 months.
New
construction
The
linking of the two separate blocks of the main building
in 1st and 2nd floors is at
the verge of completion. Four rooms and three toilets
are also provided newly along with the linkage.
The cost of this work is fully met by our management,
S.N Trusts, Kollam.
A
brief report of the students’ achievements in Games/Athletics
Our
college has been awarded the G V Raja trophy
for the best performing college of Kerala University,
which secured 258 points over all in all the sports
and games activities together during the year 2005-06
and consecutively for the second year. The trophy
was awarded by Dr Thirumalai Swamyamil Nadu
P, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, Tamil Nadu Physical
Education & Sports Science University, Chennai.
Kerala University inter collegiate Cross Country
Championship was hosted by our college on September
18th 2006. The annual athletic meet was
held on 19-02-2006.
Individual
Achievements
Aquatics
1. Sreejith
K.C. III B.Com is adjudged as the fastest swimmer
of Kerala University 2005-06. He won first prizes
in 50 mts. Free style, 100 mts. Butterfly, 200 mts.
Butterfly, 400 mts, 200 mts, 100 mts free style
and is the Kerala University intercollegiate Aquatic
champion . he also won several first prizes in Senior
state Aquatics championship and set a new reord
in 200 mts Butterfly stroke.
2. Sibin Joseph
I DC History won second prize in 100 mts. Back Stroke
and 200 mts. Back Stroke (Senior state Aquatics
Championship)
3. Nandu S.
III Sociology is Senior state waterpolo Runner –
up
4. Anshad I
DC History won Second in 200 mts. breaststroke in
Senior state Aquatics championship and second in100
mts. and 200 mts in Inter Collegiate Aquatics championship
5. Nisha S.
III DC History won first in100 mts. Backstroke and
200 mts. Backstroke in Kerala University
intercollegiate Aquatics Championshipand she is
the 4 X 100 mts Gold medalist in the All India inter
University Aquatics championship. She won Second
in 100 mts. Butterfly stroke and 200 mts. Butterfly
in All India inter University Aquatics championship
6. Rejitha
S.R. II Economics, Neethu B.R. I DC History, Rohini
A.R. I DC History Saranya R.C. I DC English won
several prizes in Kerala University intercollegiate
Aquatics championship and All India interuniversity
Aquatics championship.
Boxing
1. Rohith
V.C. I DC Psychology and Rejin C.V. I DC Economics
represented Kerala University at the All India inter
university Boxing championship.
Kho – Kho
1. Aji
M.S. II DC Politics represented Kerala University
at the All India inter university Kho – kho championship
Cycling
(Men)
1. Afilash
Mohan II B.Com. is the Cycling National Bronze Medallist,
Inter collegiate cycling champion and the Inter
University cycling bronze medallist in massed stint.
2. Ajesh Mohan
II DC Economics is the 3000 mts. Sprint event I
place winner in inter collegiate cycling championship
and the Bronze medallist in the All India inter
university championship
3. Vineesh
S.R. III B.Com. is the National Bronze Medallist
in 3000 mts. Team pursuit and won I Place in Intercollegiate
cycling 3000 mts team pursuit
4. Reshmi
B.R. III DC History is the National cycling championship
Gold Medallist and won Kerala University cycling
I Place in Point Race. She is the All India inter
University Silver medallist in point Race.
Athletics
(Men)
1. Dileep
K.N. II Economics is First in Long Jump in the Senior
State Athletic meet and South Zone Nationals. He
also secured First in Long Jump in All India Inter
University Athletic Meet held at Bangalore. He is
Kerala University Inter Collegiate Athletic Champion.
2. Siva Prasad
R. is Second in 800 mts. in the Junior state Athletic
meet
3. Mubarak
A. I B.Com. is the First Place winner in octathalon(National
Record) in Junior National Athletics.
4. Shameer
T.A. I BA Economics, II palce in 200 m and triple
jump in the All India Inter University Athletic
Meet held at Bangalore.
Athletics
(Women)
1. Raji
C.T. I DC Psychology won First in 200 mts. 100 mts.
Hurdles in the Junior state Athletic meet. She is
the women athletic champion in the Kerala University
Inter Collegiate Athletic Champion.
2. Greeshma
S.G. II DC English is First in Shot-put in Junior
state Athletics.
3. Rohini S.R
III Place 4X100 m Free style relay .
4. Remya
S. I DC Politics, National Second Takeondo competition.
NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME
The
National Service Scheme units of Sree Narayana College
has three units. Principal constituted the NSS College
level Advisory Committee for the year 2006-07. Mr.
C.S. Ajikumar, Sri. A.Shaji, and Dr. S.S.Laiju,
are the Programme Officers.This year more than 150
new volunteers enrolled in the NSS units.
The
major programmes implemented during the year 2006-07
were the following:
(1)Entrepreneurship
Awareness Programme-The programme was implemented
on 12th July 2006 and lasted till the
14th of July. Experts and resource persons
from within and outside the college were invited
for handling the classes. In this programme 22 Volunteers
participated. The participants widely acclaimed
the programme and suggested the implementation of
the similar programmes in future.
(2)
Blood Grouping and Blood Donation Awareness Camp-
A camp was conducted on 21-7-2006, in association
withThe Sree Chitra Medical Sciences & Technology
and The Junior Medicos of Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram.
Several experts from the medical field motivated
the Volunteers for voluntary blood donation. Some
students donated their blood.
(3)
Onam Celebration-As in the case of the previous
years the National Service units of the college
celebrated the Onam festival 2006.The units actively
participated in the food festival arranged in the
college. As part of its social commitment the N.S.S
units collected a small contribution from the staff
and students of the college to give it to the After
Care Home, Chakka for the Onam Feast of the poor
inmates.
(4)
Special work at Sree Narayana Gurukulam-A Special
Work for cleaning was organised at Sree Narayana
Gurukulam Chempazhanthy on 1-9-2006.
(5)
Legal Literacy Programme-The N.S.S units organised
a Legal Literacy Programme for Second Year Degree
Students on 13-09-2006 the classes being handled
by legal experts.
(6)
Workshop on Poster Designing-The N.S.S units of
the college organised a Workshop on Poster Designing
on Water Conservation and Cleanliness on 15-9-2006
as part of the Intra City Initiative Programme.
Volunteers from various colleges participated in
the programme.
(7)
Special work at Government L.P.S, Manakkal, Chempazhanthy-A
special work for cleaning the school was conducted
on 5-10-2006 at Government school, Manakkal.
(8)
Campus cleaning A regular work for cleaning the
campus was organised on 1-11-2006. In this work
26 volunteers actively participated. The surroundings
of the college canteen was cleared and a pit was
constructed to dumb the wastes.
(9)
NSS units welcomed the Kalajadha organized by the
Kerala Sasthra Sahitya Parishat on Monday the 17th
of November 2006.
(10)
Clean Campus Programme-The National Service Scheme
units of the college started an intensive programme
of Clean Campus with the help and co-operation of
the Nature Club and P.T.A. The campign began with
a meeting held on 23 November 2006. Dr.L.Thulaseedharan,
the Co-Ordinator, NSS, Vocational Higher Secondary
Education was the chief guest. Prizes were distributed
to two volunteers who succeeded in the Legal Literacy
Quiz Competition held in the college. A quiz programme
was conducted for the N.S.S Volunteers titled Kerala
Quiz on the afternoon of 23-11-2006
(11)
Fixing of two boards exhorting the importance of
Clean Campus Programme-For giving a fillip to the
idea of Clean Campus two boards were fixed in the
cardinal points of the college campus. One board
contained the writing “LITTER/PLASTIC FREE CAMPUS’and
the other board contained the writing “A BREATH
OF FRESH AIR…GREEN CAMPUS,CLEAN CAMPUS’.
(12)
A poster exhibition on HIV/AIDS was conducted in
the college campus on 1st December 2006
i.e. on the WORLD AIDS DAY. Materials for the exhibition
were collected from the Aids Control Society.
(13)
Meeting of the Gandhi Peace Foundation-A grand meeting
organised by the National Service Scheme,S.N.College,Chempazhanthy
and the Gandhi Peace Foundation was held in the
college Seminar Hall on 19-1-2007. Sri.P.Gopinathan
Nair, Chairman, Gandhi Peace Foundation, Kerala
has presented a paper on the relevance of Gandhism
in the contemporary society.
(14)
Another meeting was also arranged by the National
Service Scheme units of S.N.College, Chempazhanthy
with the help of Gandhi Peace Foundation on 6-2-2007.The
main theme of the meeting was “The Role of Gandhi
and Sree Narayana Guru in the Social Transformation
of Kerala”. Sri. P.Gopinathan Nair, Chairman, Gandhi
Peace Foundation, Kerala, Sri M.R.Yasodharan, Faculty
member, Sree Narayana Dharma Sangham Trust, Sivagiri,
Varkala delivered talks.
OUTSIDE
PROGRAMMES
(1)
Blood Donor Day Celebration-Sree Chitra Tirunal
Institute For Medical Sciences And Technology, Thiruvananthapuram
conducted The World Blood Donor Day Celebration
on 14-6-2006. In this programme the Programme officer
of the N.S.S participated and received felicitations
for the humanitarian service rendered by the units
of the college.
(2)
Award function of the NSS Cell and Themo Penpol-The
NSS units of the college was awarded the prizes
for voluntary blood donation by the Thermo Penpol
at Vyloppalli Samskrithy Bhavan on 14-6-2006 by
Dr.M.K.Ramachandran Nair,Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor,University
of Kerala.
(3)
Cleaning Programme in the Pinathottukonam-A
largescale cleaning programme was arranged in a
pond at Pinathpttukonam,Perur Ward,Sreekariam Panchayat
on 15-10-2006. 50 volunteers participated in the
cleaning programme which was a full success.
(4)
Cleaning at Kariavattom Residential Association
Area- As per the request of the Secretary of
Kariavattom Residential Association 30 Volunteers
participated in the cleaning process of the Kariavattom
Residential Association Area on 16-6-2006.
(5)
Awareness Class against Chickenguniya-As
per the circular dated 6-10-2006, issued by the
Co-Ordinator,N.S.S,University of Kerala large-scale
awareness class were conducted in the adopted villages
and among the public in the locality of the college
against the danger of the disease-Chikengunia.In
the interactive programme arranged in various places
of the adopted village
(6)
Formation of Adolescent Clubs-As part of
the community service the N.S.S units took initiative
to form Adolescent Clubs. Two such clubs were formed
,one at Chempazhanthy and another at Kariavattom.
The trained volunteers and Programme officers took
several classes to the children between the age
groups of 10 and 15.
(7)
National Blood Donation Day-10 Volunteers
participated in the National Blood Donation Day
Celebration conducted jointly by the National Service
Scheme, University of Kerala and Termo Penpol on
30th September 2006 in the University
Senate Hall, Thiruvananthapuram.
(8)
Cleaning work in the Government L.P.S Manakkal-As
per the request of the Head Mistress of Government
L.P.S Manakkal 30 Volunteers participated in the
cleaning programme in the school which received
wide acclaim.
(9)
Participation of Volunteers in the Gandhijayanthy
Sevanavaram-2 Volunteers participated in the inauguration
ceremony of the Gandhijayanthy Sevanavaram programme
arranged in the Gandhi Park, East Fort on 2 October
2006.
(10)
Participation of Volunteers in the NSS Special Camp
of the University-As per the circular of the Programme
Co-ordinator,University of Kerala ten volunteers
were deputed to attend the NSS Youth Camp from 11-10-2006
to 15-10-2006.
(11)Participation
of Volunteers in the intra city programme of University
College-As per the request of the Programme Officer,University
College,Thiruvananthapuram four volunteers were
deputed to participate in the Intra city programme
of the University college,Thiruvananthapuram.
(12)Participation
of lady volunteers in the Intra city programme –Three
lady volunteers participated in the talk on “Pre-Marriage
Counseling” organised by the N.S.S unit of N.S.S
college Karamana on 9-11-2006
(13)
Adolescent Club in the adopted village-An
Adolescent Club was formed in the adopted village
Chariyattukulam.A meeting was convened in the Anganawady
of the place.
(14)
Permitting volunteers to attend Pre-R D C Camp selection-Ten
volunteers attended in the Pre-RDC Selection campaign
held at the Bishop Moor college Mavelikkara on 7-11-2006:
(15)
Preparation of a Surveillance Team-Under the initiative
of the Programme Officer of NSS Sri.A.Shaji a Surveillance
Team was formed which comprised of a few dedicated
volunteers to prevent the dumping of Chicken wastes
in Venchavode, two kilometers away from Chempazhanthy.
The programme proved to be very successful because
by realizing the seriousness of the move the persons
stopped this practice very soon.
(16)
Nature Camp at Peppara- The N.S.S units of
the college arranged a Nature Camp Tour at Peppara.
In this programme two Programme Officers and fifty
five volunteers participated.
(17)
Inter-Collegiate Law Quiz-National Service
Scheme unit of Government Law College, Thiruvananthapuram
has conducted an Inter-collegiate Law Quiz competition
on 2nd December 2006. The quiz was based
on the topic “Administrative Development in Kerala
during the last 50 years”.The NSS unit of the college
sent two volunteers to participate in the quiz programme
and won the second prize in the competition. The
volunteers who won the prizes were (1) Rajesh.R
Second D.C Political Science and (2) Umesh.B Second
D.C Physics.
Retirement
Seven
of our senior colleagues are retiring from service
at the end of the academic year after a long spell
of sincere and dedicated service. They are
Dr.
G. Raveendran, HOD Chemistry
Dr.
K.B. Thankamani, HOD Sociology
Dr.
P.T. Kurien ,HOD, Psychology
Mr.
K.P. Ravidas, HOD Economics
Mrs.
P. Valsala kumari, Dept of Political Science
Sri.
K. Sahodharan, Dept of English
Smt.
Valsa Vasukutty ,Dept of English
I
take this opportunity to extend my sincere thanks
to them for their meritorious service and to wish
them a peaceful and prosperous post-service life.
CONCLUSION
The
UGC has sanctioned a total of Rs.1 crore for the
construction of a Women’s hostel under X plan of
UGC this year. Nearly six lakhs of rupees has been
granted by UGC as UG and PG assistance during the
current year. Apart from this 8 of our teachers
were granted Minor Research Project amounting to
about 6 lakhs. The Department of Chemistry of our
college has applied for a grant of Rs.1 crore from
the Department of Science and Technology, New Delhi
under the scheme FIST for improvement of infra structure
of science and technology and finalized an application
for another grant of Rs.30 lakhs seeking from Kerala
State Science & Technology Department.
Even
though there have been a great deal of activities
and achievements to pride in, there have been some
deficiencies, defects and pit falls. All the activities
scheduled in the Academic Calendar could not be
executed in the prescribed time. These drawbacks
were the result of our insistence on not losing
too much of teaching hours.
However, considering the overall performance of
the college in various aspects of its functioning,
the academic year 2006-2007 stands much above the
preceding ones. In academic out put, our students
have made results very much higher than the University
average and previous years’ results. Thanks to
the sense of unity and duty, devotion and loyalty
to the institution, shown by each member of the
staff, we could lead our college to one of the
premier academic institutions in South Kerala.
The
service rendered by a few teachers deserves special
mention. UG and PG level admissions of this year
were computerised and systematically completed from
the first list itself in many departments, letting
in only meritorious candidates. University examinations
- both annual and supplementary, and terminal and
model examinations were conducted carefully without
giving opportunity for complaints. Both the admissions
and examinations are conducted smoothly and perfectly,
thanks to the devoted service of Sri. C.S. Ajikumar,
Lect. Sl.Gr. Physics, who renders admirable assistance
to the Principal.
Despite
staff shortage, the college office could clear arrears
including DA, Placement, increment, incentive and
strike regularisation accrued for several years.
Clearance of all pending arrears will be materialised
shortly.This year our college went on net, acquiring
a web site, www.sncollegechempazhanthy.org.
This website, covering all aspects of our college
and related fields, is a long cherished dream comes
true. All these achievements are the direct result
of the devoted service and perseverance of Sri.
T.N. Manoharan.
I
would like to place on record the sincere efforts
of the Academic Committee Convener, Dr. I.G. Shibi
for the meticulous execution of the overall academic
programmes.
The
pragmatic vision, careful execution of programmes
and vigilance in dealing with PTA funds manifest
by the Secretary, PTA, Dr. T.Suresh are very much
instrumental in ensuring the overall achievements
and successful activities of the college this year.
Any amount of thanks to him will not be insufficient.
One
of the innovative programmes which is a speciality
of our college is the activity of the music club
which has entrusted in the production of a beautiful
musical album. After a lapse of several years, this
year we could form a good team artists from among
students and teachers for which college owes mainly
to Sri. R. Balachandran Nair.
The
members of the Department of Physical Education
especially, Sri. Biju S.S deserves a grand recognition
for lifting our college to the heights of the best
performing college for three consecutive years in
Sports & Games.
The
Principal appreciates all the endeavors of each
member of the staff, both teaching and non-teaching,
for their contribution to the elevation of our college
to the present high status we enjoy.
The
grace of our patron saint Sree Narayana Guru will
lead us further to excellence, I am quiet sure.
Thank you.
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Chempazhanthy
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Prof
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