Well being
- Anti-Ragging Cell
- Placement Cell
- Prevention of Sexual Harassment Cell
- Student Grievance Cell
- Women Cell
ANTI RAGGING CELL
” EDUCATION EMPOWERS , RAGGING DEVOURS ” .
The Anti ragging Cell is in place to create awareness among all the students and prevent them from indulging in ragging .
The cell serves as a reminder to students that ragging is a punishable offence and can lead to severe consequences . It keeps a keen vigil and stops the incidences of ragging so that every student feels safe , respected and valued .
Zero tolerance for ragging , zero tolerance for hate is practiced in word , deed and action in MESACS .
By focusing on creating a strong and effective anti ragging cell , it has made a significant impact in promoting a safer and congenial campus for all to stay .
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Placement Cell
Faculty Profiles:
Rekha Balwally
Assistant Professor, Placement Officer, Convener (LAC, ELC)
• Qualification: B.A, LL.B, LL.M, PGDIPRL, NET LAW
• Teaching experience: 16 years
• No. of Papers Published: 2
• No. of Papers Presented: 6
Mrs. Sai Sudha.C
HOD,Department of Computer Science
• Qualification: MCA
• Teaching experience: 16 years
• No. of Papers Published: 5
• No. of Papers Presented: 8
Student Representatives:
Srujan S
Placement Ambassador
Dhanush S
Placement Ambassador
Vision:
Empower, Enrich, Enlighten, Enliven
Mission:
- To enhance knowledge and creativity, build capital network for next generation
- To remain pertinent in tomorrow’s world and try for the highest standards
- To enable the young graduates to stay ahead of the competition.
- To focus on overall personality development .
- To nurture leadership qualities and skills so as to reach out to the competitive global world.
Objectives:
- Employability Enhancement
- Job Placement Assistance
- Career Counseling
- Skill Development Programs
- Industry Networking
Best practices of the cell:
- Providing add-on courses
- Attending job fairs
- Conducting placement drives
- Having seminars
- Conducting CRT & DRT exams
Add-on courses provided by cell:
- Stocktale
- Tally Prime 3.0
- Basic and advanced excel
MoU / Tie-ups:
- SSRIIT
- Pro Edge Edu Tech
Overseas Education Session:
- AECC Global Academy SI UK University
Feedback from the entrants to Corporate world:
Ponnanna K C
Ernst & Young
Chandrika V
Northern Trust
Soja Rachel Varghese
ANZ Banking Ltd
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PREVENTION OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT CELL
Objectives:
Sensitization, prevention & Redressal of sexual harassment and gender discrimination related issues
Redressal of complaints:
The following are the members of Prevention of Sexual Harassment Cell of MES College of Arts, Commerce and Science, for the academic year 2023-2024.
Sl. No | Name | Designation |
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1 | Prof Aneetha Srikumar | Vice Principal – Convenor |
2 | Anupama S | Member |
3 | Vyshnavi Rao | Member |
Student Grievance Cell
Objectives:
- Student grievance cell is constituted to address timely redressal of grievance of the students.
- To provide an opportunity for the students to freely express their grievance, with utmost anonymity.
- To provide an appropriate counselling to the students in the process of resolving the grievance
Committee Members:
This committee comprises of the HOI and all Heads of the Departments.
In addition to address the grievance which are related to examination a liaison officer liaison between college and affiliating university.
Functions:
- To address the complaints received by the cell/dropped in the grievance box.
- To follow the principles of natural justice in considering the grievances and maintain anonymity of the complainant.
Any aggrieved student can submit the application seeking redressal of grievance to the Committee
- By approaching the HOI or HOD’s or
- By dropping the compliant in the grievance box
Women Cell
“Inspiring confidence, nurturing equality fostering empowerment”
Our college Women’s cell provides:
- Counseling Services: Providing counseling and emotional support to women who have faced issues, helping them navigate through challenges and providing a safe space for discussions.
- Conducting Workshops and Seminars: Organizing workshops, seminars, and awareness programs on women’s rights, gender equality, self-defense, and related topics.
- Creating Legal Awareness: Conducting sessions to educate women about their legal rights and procedures to address harassment or discrimination. Providing support in legal matters when necessary.
- Conducting Skill Development: Offering skill development programs to enhance the professional and personal development of women students.
- Celebrating Women’s Achievements: Recognizing and celebrating the achievements of women in various fields, both within and outside the college community.
- Organizing Health and Wellness Programs: Organizing events and programs focused on women’s health, including awareness campaigns, health check-ups, and discussions on mental health.
- Networking and Mentorship: Facilitating networking opportunities and mentorship programs that connect women students with professionals or alumni who can guide and support them.
- Awareness Campaigns: Initiating campaigns on social media or government school visit or within the college to raise awareness about issues affecting women and promoting a culture of respect and equality.
- Leadership Development: Encouraging and fostering leadership skills among women students, providing opportunities for them to take on leadership roles within the women cell or other college activities.
- Handling Complaints: Addressing and investigating complaints related to harassment, discrimination, or any form of violence against women within the college premises.
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