Cells And Committees

Extra-Curricular Activities (ECA) Cell

The ECA Cell was set up to fulfil the primary objective of harnessing the innate talent and skills of students and to realize the fullest development of their potentialities. ECA provides promising youngsters the perfect stage to showcase their special abilities, thereby shaping their individuality, building their character, and developing their competitive spirit.

Aims and Objectives of ECA:

To foster and nurture healthy competitive spirit among the students
To provide a platform to students to showcase their talents
To shape and polish their creative potentials.
To develop their personality and build their confidence
To inculcate values in the students through the medium of performing arts.
To prepare them for the challenges of the future.
To teach them leadership and organizational skills

Activities to be conducted by ECA:

The following competitions are held every session and incentives in the form of prizes and certificates are given to the winners:-

Poetry Writing
Rangoli
Flower Arrangement
Painting And Sketching
Essay Writing
Rakhi Making
Debate
Extempore
Poster Competition

Mrs. Soma Banerjee- Coordinator
Mrs. Rashmi Kale
Mrs. Baljeet Mudliyar
Mr. Amar Pimpalkar
Dr. Manu Jose
Dr. Shireen Iqbal
Dr. Sarika Gurao
Dr. Rajkumari Yadav
Dr. Pratima Baiswara
Mrs. Janet Bernard John
Ms. Esmeralda D’Souza
Mr. Boniface Singh

2. TRAINING & PLACEMENT (T & P) CELL

Aims and Objectives of Training & Placement (T & P) Cell

To enhance students’ employability skills and career opportunities.
To provide training in aptitude, communication, soft skills, and interview techniques.
To organize career guidance programmes, workshops, and placement drives.
To build industry–institution interaction for internships and employment.
To prepare students for higher education, competitive exams, and entrepreneurship.
To support overall personality development and professional ethics among students.

Activities to be Conducted by Training & Placement (T & P) Cell

Career Guidance Programmes
Campus Recruitment Drives
Soft Skill Development Programmes
Aptitude and Reasoning Training
Personality Development Workshops
Resume Writing and Interview Preparation
Industrial Visits and Educational Tours
Internship and Training Opportunities
Entrepreneurship Development Activities
Guest Lectures by Industry Experts
Competitive Examination Guidance
Skill Enhancement Programmes
Placement Orientation Programmes

Dr. Dileep Sadhankar- Coordinator
Dr. Tinu Joseph
Mrs. Namrata Thakur
Mr. Amar Pimpalkar
Ms. Reshma Quazi
Mrs. Janet Bernard John
Mrs. Joicy Sanish
Mrs. Winisha P. Brodie
Mr. Tanmay K. Khewale

3. RESEARCH & INNOVATIONS COMMITTEE

Aims and Objectives of Research & Innovations Committee

To promote research culture and innovative thinking among students and faculty.
To encourage research publications, projects, patents, and academic excellence.
To organize seminars, workshops, conferences, and research-oriented programmes.
To motivate participation in interdisciplinary and collaborative research activities.
To create awareness about IPR, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
To strengthen collaboration with industries, universities, and research institutions.
To support students and teachers in research, innovation, and skill development activities.

Activities to be Conducted by Research & Innovations Committee

Research Methodology Workshops
Seminars and Conferences
Faculty Development Programmes (FDPs)
Guest Lectures by Researchers and Scientists
Student Research Project Competitions
Poster and Paper Presentation Competitions
Innovation and Startup Awareness Programmes
Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Awareness Sessions
Patent Filing and Copyright Guidance Programmes
Interdisciplinary Research Activities
Publication Awareness and Training Sessions
Research Paper Writing Workshops
Collaboration with Industries and Research Institutions
Science Exhibitions and Innovation Competitions
Research Grant Proposal Guidance Sessions
Alumni Interaction for Research Guidance

Prof. Susan John – Coordinator
Dr. Dileep Sadhankar (Coordinator – IIC)
Prof. Advait Bhagade
Dr. Ashwini Paradkar
Dr. Maheysh Sharrma
Dr. Manu Jose
Dr. Tinu Joseph

4. ACADEMIC MONITORING (AM) COMMITTEE

Aims and Objectives of Academic Monitoring Committee

To monitor and improve the quality of teaching, learning, and evaluation processes.
To ensure effective implementation of the academic calendar and academic activities.
To collect and analyse student feedback for academic improvement.
To organize Faculty Development Programmes (FDPs), workshops, and training sessions for teachers.
To encourage academic excellence through awards and recognition programmes.
To guide students regarding career opportunities, competitive examinations, and higher education
To promote innovative teaching methods, academic discipline, and student participation in learning activities.
To support the overall academic, professional, and personality development of students and faculty members.

Activities to be Conducted by Academic Monitoring (AM) Committee

Preparation and implementation of Academic Calendar
Teaching Plan and Syllabus Completion Monitoring
Student Feedback Collection and Analysis
Internal Academic Audits and Review Meetings
Faculty Development Programmes (FDPs)
Workshops on Innovative Teaching Methods
Competitive Examination Guidance Programmes
Guest Lectures by Academicians and Industry Experts
Academic Excellence and Best Student Awards
Remedial Coaching and Mentoring Activities
Seminar and Presentation Competitions
Orientation Programmes for Students and Teachers
Workshops on Research, ICT, and E-learning
Parent-Teacher and Mentor-Mentee Meetings

Dr. Sarika Gurao – Coordinator
Dr. Sujatha Janardhan
Dr. Manu Jose
Mr. Biju Angalees
Ms. Itika Lakkewar
Mrs. Namrata Thakur
Mrs. Kalpana Sahu

5. CAREER KATTA (College Code: C-18566)

(Career and Entrepreneurship Counselling, Skill Development, Internships, Placement, etc.)

Career Katta is an initiative of the Department of Higher and Technical Education, Govt. of Maharashtra, in coordination with Maharashtra Information Technology Support Centre. The College conducts various activities to guide students about Career, Competitive Examinations (UPSC, MPSC, Banking, SSB, SSC, Police, LIC, etc.), Entrepreneurship, Skill Development, Credit Earnings under new CBCS and NEP Curriculum Framework, Internship and Placement Opportunities, etc.

Eligibility to Join: Any student admitted for any regular course in the College or College Alumni referred by College Coordinator.

Registration Fees: One Time Rs. 365/- for Three-year degree period (0.36 per day), which will be reimbursed in the form of subsidy on examination charges of CBCS. It includes free access to all the activities, courses, State Level Competitive Exams, etc.

How to Register: Download the MITSC application from Google Play Store and pay fees using any online payment mode.

Visit College Webpage: https://sfscollege.edu.in/career-katta-2/

For more details Contact: Dr. Sarika Gurao (Coordinator), Department of Botany, Career Katta Helpline 75076 52555.

6. STUDENT SUPPORT & PROGRESSION (SSP) CELL

Aims and Objectives of Student Support & Progression (SSP) Cell

To support the overall academic and personal development of students.
To encourage student participation in co-curricular, cultural, and leadership activities.
To strengthen student representation through the Student Representative Council.
To organize certificate courses for skill enhancement and employability.
To promote leadership, communication, and teamwork among students.
To provide guidance for higher education, career opportunities, and student progression.
To create a student-friendly environment that encourages active participation and holistic development.

Activities to be Conducted by Student Support & Progression Cell

Student Representative Council Meetings and Activities
Certificate Courses and Skill Development Programmes
Co-curricular and Cultural Competitions
Leadership and Personality Development Programmes
Orientation Programmes for Students
Career Guidance and Counselling Sessions
Workshops on Communication and Soft Skills
Talent Hunt and Student Engagement Activities
Debate, Quiz, Essay, and Elocution Competitions
Mentoring and Student Support Programmes
Awareness Campaigns and Social Activities
Academic and Co-curricular Achievement Recognition Programmes

Dr. Purabi Bhattacharyya – Coordinator
Dr. Sarika Gurao
Dr. Sujatha Janardhan
Dr. Manu Jose
Ms. Itika Lakkewar
Mrs. Swati Mahendra Dhore
Dr. Mrs. Tresa Joseph
Dr. Ajay Ghatbandhe

7. NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)

The National Service Scheme (NSS) is a voluntary youth development programme sponsored by the National Service Scheme under the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India. NSS aims to develop the personality and character of students through community service, social responsibility, and nation-building activities.

The NSS unit of the college encourages students to actively participate in social service, community development, environmental awareness, health campaigns, and national integration programmes. Through regular activities and special camps, students develop leadership qualities, discipline, teamwork, and a sense of civic responsibility.

The motto of NSS, “Not Me But You,” reflects the spirit of selfless service and concern for society.

Aims and Objectives of National Service Scheme (NSS)

To develop social responsibility and leadership qualities among students.
To promote community service and national integration.
To create awareness about health, hygiene, environment, and social issues.
To encourage students to participate in rural and community development activities.
To develop discipline, teamwork, and personality through service-oriented programmes.
To inculcate values of empathy, cooperation, and citizenship among students.

Activities to be Conducted by NSS

Special Residential Camps
Swachh Bharat and Cleanliness Drives
Tree Plantation and Environmental Awareness Programmes
Blood Donation Camps
Health Check-up and Awareness Camps
Road Safety and Traffic Awareness Programmes
Anti-Tobacco, Anti-Drug, and Health Awareness Rallies
Yoga Day and Fitness Activities
Village Adoption and Rural Development Activities
Awareness Programmes on Social Issues
Plastic-Free Campus and Environmental Campaigns

Dr. Manu Jose – Coordinator
Mr. Mervyn Lazarus
Ms. Itika Lakkewar
Mr. Amar Pimpalkar
Ms. Esmeralda D’Souza
Dr. Vaishali Sonkusare
Mrs. Winisha P. Brodie
Mr. Tanmay K. Khewale
Mr. Boniface Singh

8. WOMEN CELL

Aims and Objectives of Women Cell

To promote gender equity and women empowerment within the institution.
To ensure the welfare, safety, and well-being of girl students and women staff.
To create awareness about women’s rights, legal provisions, and social issues.
To organize skill-based and vocational courses for self-employment and employability.
To encourage leadership, confidence, and personality development among girl students.
To provide guidance and counselling related to academic, personal, and social issues.
To promote equal opportunities and participation of women in all institutional activities.

Activities to be Conducted by Women Cell

Gender Equity and Women Empowerment Programmes
Self-Defence and Safety Awareness Workshops
Skill-Based and Vocational Training Courses
Health, Hygiene, and Nutrition Awareness Programmes
Legal Literacy and Women Rights Awareness Sessions
Counselling and Guidance Programmes for Girl Students
Personality Development and Leadership Training
International Women’s Day Celebrations
Entrepreneurship and Self-Employment Workshops
Mentoring and Support Programmes for Girl Students

Prof. Nikhat Naqvi – Coordinator
Dr. Ashwini Paradkar
Dr. Purabi Bhattacharyya
Ms. Itika Lakkewar
Mrs. Janet John
Mrs. Jeena Sebi
Dr. Mrs. Tresa Joseph

9. EVS CELL (Nature Club)

Aims and Objectives of EVS Cell

To create environmental awareness and promote eco-friendly practices among students and staff.
To encourage conservation of natural resources and biodiversity.
To organize environmental education and awareness programmes.
To promote cleanliness, waste management, and sustainable development activities.
To motivate students to participate in environmental protection initiatives.
To develop responsibility towards environmental conservation and social well-being.
To support green campus initiatives and environmental sustainability practices.

Activities to be Conducted by EVS Cell

Tree Plantation Drives
Cleanliness and Swachh Bharat Campaigns
Plastic-Free Campus Awareness Programmes
Environmental Awareness Rallies
Water Conservation and Energy Saving Campaigns
World Environment Day Celebrations
Waste Management and Recycling Programmes
Debate, Poster, Essay, and Quiz Competitions on Environmental Issues
Eco-friendly Campus Initiatives
Guest Lectures and Seminars on Environmental Topics
Green Audit and Environmental Surveys
Herbal Garden and Campus Beautification Activities
Awareness Programmes on Climate Change and Pollution Control

Dr. Manu Jose – Coordinator
Dr. Maheysh Sharrma
Dr. Sarika Gurao
Dr. Tinu Joseph
Mrs. Rashmi Kale
Ms. Itika Lakkewar
Mr. Ashirwad Satyam
Mrs. Swati Mahendra Dhore
Mrs. Archana Sardeshpande
Mr. Sachin Guralwar

10. GRIEVANCES & REDRESSAL COMMITTEE

Aims and Objectives of Grievances & Redressal Committee

To provide a fair and transparent mechanism for grievance redressal.
To ensure a safe, respectful, and ragging-free campus environment.
To address student and staff grievances promptly and effectively.
To promote discipline, equality, and mutual respect within the institution.
To create awareness regarding anti-ragging rules and institutional policies.
To maintain confidentiality and impartiality in grievance handling.
To promote a positive and student-friendly academic atmosphere.

Duties of Grievances & Redressal Committee

Anti-Ragging Awareness Programmes
Orientation Programmes on Students’ Rights and Responsibilities
Grievance Registration and Counselling Sessions
Awareness Campaigns on Discipline and Ethical Conduct
Student Interaction and Feedback Meetings
Complaint Redressal and Monitoring Activities
Workshops on Legal and Institutional Guidelines
Display and Awareness of Anti-Ragging Helpline Information
Monitoring of Campus Discipline and Student Welfare Activities

Dr. Halim Ahamad – Coordinator
Prof. Advait Bhagade
Dr. Sujatha Janardhan
Dr. Dileep Sadhankar
Mr. Amar Pimpalkar
Mr. Mervyn Lazarus
Mr. Madhu Gour
Mrs. Aleefiya Husain
Dr. Ajay Ghatbandhe
Mr. Sachin Guralwar

11. SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE

Aims and Objectives of Scholarship Committee

To provide guidance and support regarding scholarship and freeship schemes.
To assist eligible students in applying for government and institutional scholarships.
To ensure timely verification and processing of scholarship applications.
To create awareness about various financial assistance schemes among minority students.
To encourage economically weaker and meritorious students to continue higher education.
To maintain transparency and proper records related to scholarship activities.
To support equal educational opportunities for all students.

Activities to be Conducted by Scholarship Committee

Scholarship Awareness Programmes
Guidance Sessions on Online Scholarship Applications
Document Verification and Application Assistance
Help Desk and Counselling for Students
Workshops on Government Scholarship Portals
Monitoring and Follow-up of Scholarship Applications
Parent and Student Awareness Meetings
Financial Aid and Educational Assistance Guidance
Scholarship Eligibility and Documentation Support
Record Maintenance and Reporting of Scholarship Beneficiaries

Dr. Sarika Gurao – Coordinator
Mr. Amar Pimpalkar
Mr. Mervyn Lazarus
Ms. Anchal Kanojiya
Mrs. Kalpana Sahu
Mrs. Aarati Pundlik

12. YOGA CELL

Aims and Objectives of Yoga Cell

To promote physical fitness, mental health, and emotional well-being through yoga.
To create awareness about the importance and benefits of yoga and meditation.
To encourage healthy lifestyle habits and stress management among students and staff.
To organize yoga training, meditation, and wellness programmes.
To improve concentration, discipline, and overall personality development.
To promote holistic development and positive thinking through regular yoga practice.
To encourage participation in yoga-related activities at institutional and community levels.

Activities to be Conducted by Yoga Cell

International Day of Yoga Celebrations
Regular Yoga and Meditation Sessions
Stress Management and Wellness Programmes
Pranayama and Breathing Exercise Workshops
Health and Fitness Awareness Activities
Yoga Training Camps and Demonstrations
Workshops on Mental Health and Mindfulness
Guest Lectures by Yoga Experts and Practitioners
Fitness and Lifestyle Improvement Programmes
Holistic Health and Wellness Activities

Dr. Ashwini Paradkar – Coordinator
Dr. Maheysh Sharrma
Dr. Halim Ahamad
Mrs. Archana Sardeshpande
Mrs. Joicy Sanish
Ms. Winisha P. Brodie

13. DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE

Aims and Objectives of Discipline Committee

To maintain discipline and proper conduct within the college campus.
To ensure adherence to institutional rules, regulations, and code of conduct.
To create a safe, respectful, and student-friendly academic environment.
To promote punctuality, responsibility, and ethical behaviour among students.
To encourage positive behaviour and mutual respect among students and staff.
To monitor discipline during academic, cultural, and co-curricular activities.

Duties of Discipline Committee

Discipline Monitoring and Campus Supervision
Orientation Programmes on Rules and Code of Conduct
Student Counselling and Behaviour Guidance Sessions
Monitoring of Attendance and Student Conduct
Awareness Programmes on Ethical and Responsible Behaviour
Discipline Committee Meetings and Review Activities
Campus Safety and Security Awareness Programmes
Crowd Management During College Events and Functions
Promotion of Cleanliness, Decorum, and Campus Discipline

Prof. Advait Bhagade – Coordinator
Dr. Dileep Sadhankar
Mrs. Rashmi Kale
Mrs. Pallavi Bramhankar
Ms. Itika Lakkewar
Mr. Amar Pimpalkar
Mr. Mervyn Lazarus
Ms. Reshma Quazi
Mrs. Namrata Thakur
Dr. Edgar Mackenzie
Mr. Madhu Gour
Dr. Ajay Ghatbandhe
Mr. Boniface Singh
Mr. Tanmay K. Khewale
Mr. Sachin Guralwar
Mr. Sunil Sakhare
Mr. Ronald Thomas
Mr. Nazim Sheikh
Mr. Raymond Daniel

14. EXAMINATION COMMITTEE

Aims and Objectives of Examination Committee

To conduct examinations smoothly, fairly, and transparently.
To ensure proper implementation of university and institutional examination rules.
To maintain confidentiality, discipline, and integrity in examination procedures.
To coordinate examination schedules, supervision, and evaluation processes.
To address examination-related grievances and student queries effectively.
To ensure timely processing and declaration of examination results.
To promote academic discipline and quality assessment practices.

Duties of Examination Committee

Preparation of Internal Examination Time tables
Conduct of Internal and University Examinations
Supervision and Monitoring of Examination Processes
Distribution and Collection of Examination Materials
Examination Grievance Redressal Activities
Meetings for Examination Planning and Review
Implementation of Malpractice Prevention Measures
Student Guidance on Examination Procedures
Coordination with University Examination Authorities

Principal – Chairman
Dr. Maheysh Sharrma – Coordinator
Mrs. Soma Banerjee
Dr. Halim Ahamad
Dr. Tinu Joseph
Dr. Manu Jose
Mr. Amar Pimpalkar
Mr. Mervyn Lazarus
Mr. Madhu Gour
Dr. Ajay Ghatbandhe
Mr. Boniface Singh
Mr. Tanmay K. Khewale
Mr. Sachin Guralwar

15. EVALUATION COMMITTEE

Aims and Objectives of Evaluation Committee

To ensure fair, transparent, and continuous evaluation of students.
To monitor internal assessment and evaluation procedures effectively.
To maintain academic standards and quality in assessment practices.
To ensure timely conduct and submission of assignments, tests, and project evaluations.
To promote transparency and accuracy in assessment and record maintenance.
To guide students regarding evaluation procedures and academic performance.
To support effective teaching-learning through systematic evaluation practices.

Duties of Evaluation Committee

Evaluation and Assessment Coordination of odd semester university exams
Result Preparation and Record Maintenance
Internal Assessment Planning and Monitoring
Evaluation of Projects, Seminars, and Practical Work
Preparation and Maintenance of Assessment Records
Moderation and Verification of Internal Marks
Student Guidance on Evaluation Procedures
Meetings for Review of Academic Performance
Monitoring of Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE) Activities
Analysis of Examination and Assessment Results
Feedback Collection on Evaluation Processes
Academic Progress Review and Improvement Measures
Coordination with Departments for Evaluation Activities

Dr. Tinu Joseph – Coordinator
Dr. Sarika Gurao
Dr. Manu Jose
Ms. Itika Lakkewar
Mr. Mervyn Lazarus
Mr. Ravindra Chavhan
Mr. Vinsen P. More

16. INTERNAL COMPLAINTS COMMITTEE (ICC)

Aims and Objectives of Internal Complaints Committee (ICC)

To prevent and address issues related to sexual harassment and misconduct.
To ensure a safe, secure, and gender-sensitive environment within the institution.
To implement the provisions of the POSH Act effectively.
To provide a fair, confidential, and transparent grievance redressal mechanism.
To create awareness regarding gender equality, dignity, and women’s rights.
To promote respectful behaviour and ethical conduct among students and staff.
To support the welfare and protection of women within the institution.

Duties of Internal Complaints Committee (ICC)

POSH Awareness Programmes and Workshops
Gender Sensitization Activities
Awareness Sessions on Women’s Rights and Legal Provisions
Counselling and Support Services for Students and Staff
Complaint Redressal and Confidential Inquiry Procedures
Seminars on Workplace Ethics and Respectful Behaviour
Awareness Campaigns Against Harassment and Discrimination
Display and Awareness of ICC Guidelines and Contact Information

Prof. Nikhat Naqvi – Presiding Officer
Dr. Purabi Bhattacharyya
Prof. Advait Bhagade
Dr. Rojo John
Dr. Doris Simon
Mr. Ritesh Dhoble
Adv. Sr. Philomina (NGO)

17. POCSO COMMITTEE

The POCSO Committee is constituted to ensure the safety, protection, and well-being of minor students in accordance with the provisions of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act. The Committee works towards creating a safe, secure, and child-friendly environment within the institution by preventing abuse, harassment, exploitation, and misconduct involving minors.

Aims and Objectives of POCSO Committee

To ensure the safety and protection of minor students within the institution.
To create awareness regarding the provisions of the POCSO Act and child rights.
To prevent abuse, harassment, exploitation, and misconduct involving minors.
To provide a safe, secure, and child-friendly academic environment.
To establish a fair and confidential mechanism for reporting and redressal of complaints.
To promote ethical behaviour, sensitivity, and responsibility among students and staff.
To provide counselling, guidance, and support related to child protection issues.

Activities to be Conducted POCSO Committee

Awareness Programmes on POCSO Act and Child Rights
Child Safety and Protection Workshops
Counselling and Guidance Sessions for Students
Gender Sensitization and Ethical Behaviour Programmes
Orientation Programmes for Staff and Students
Complaint Redressal and Support Activities
Workshops on Cyber Safety and Online Protection
Parent Awareness and Interaction Programmes
Safety Monitoring and Preventive Measures on Campus
Display and Awareness of Child Protection Guidelines and Helpline Information

Dr. Ajay Ghabandhe – Coordinator
Mrs. Aarati Pundlik
Mrs. Aleefiya Husain
Mrs. Janet John
Mr. Sachin Guralwar
Mrs. Jeena Sebi
Ms. Esmeralda D’Souza

18. SPORTS Cell

Aims and Objectives of Sports Cell

To promote physical fitness, health, and sportsmanship among students.
To encourage participation in indoor and outdoor sports activities.
To develop teamwork, leadership, discipline, and competitive spirit.
To organize sports events, tournaments, and fitness programmes.
To identify and support talented sportspersons for higher-level competitions.
To create awareness about the importance of physical education and healthy lifestyle.
To encourage holistic development through sports and recreational activities.

Activities to be Conducted by Sports Cell

Annual Sports Meet and Athletic Competitions
Indoor and Outdoor Sports Tournaments
Intercollegiate and Intramural Sports Competitions
Fitness and Physical Training Programmes
Selection Trials and Coaching Camps
Celebration of National Sports Day
Participation in University, State, and National Sports Events
Workshops on Fitness, Nutrition, and Sportsmanship
Recreational and Team-Building Activities
Prize Distribution and Sports Achievement Recognition
Awareness Programmes on Health and Physical Fitness

Dr. Edgar Mackenzie – Coordinator
Dr. Halim Ahamad
Dr. Shireen Iqbal
Mr. Madhu Gour
Mrs. Aleefiya Husain
Mrs. Joicy Sanish
Mr. Boniface Singh
Mr. Tanmay K. Khewale
Mr. Rajan Kolandai
Mr. Savio J. Hillary
Dr. Doris Simon
Mr. Manoj Joseph

19. MAGAZINE & NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE

The Magazine (Digital & Print) & Newsletter Committee is established to promote literary, creative, academic, and institutional communication activities among students and staff members. The Committee is responsible for collecting, editing, designing, and publishing the college magazine and newsletters in both digital and print formats.

Aims and Objectives of Magazine & Newsletter Committee

To encourage literary, creative, and journalistic talents among students and staff.
To publish college magazines and newsletters in digital and print formats.
To document and highlight institutional achievements and activities.
To promote communication, creativity, and academic expression.
To provide opportunities for students to develop writing, editing, and design skills.
To encourage participation in literary and creative activities.
To strengthen institutional identity and information dissemination.

Activities to be Conducted by Magazine & Newsletter Committee

Publication of College Magazine and Newsletters
Collection and Editing of Articles, Poems, and Creative Content
Photography, Design, and Layout Activities
Literary Competitions such as Essay, Poetry, and Story Writing
Creative Writing and Journalism Workshops
Documentation of Academic and Co-curricular Activities
Digital Content Creation and E-Newsletter Preparation
Editorial Board Meetings and Review Sessions
Student Contribution and Publication Drives
Release and Promotion of Institutional Publications
Workshops on Media, Communication, and Content Writing
Recognition of Outstanding Literary Contributions

Mrs. Soma Banerjee – Coordinator
Mrs. Baljeet Mudliyar
Dr. Rajkumari Yadav
Dr. Pratima Baiswara
Mrs. Janet Bernard John
Mrs. Aleefiya Husain
Ms. Winisha P. Brodie

20. DISASTER MANAGEMENT CELL

Aims and Objectives of Disaster Management Cell

To create awareness about disaster preparedness and safety measures.
To promote disaster risk reduction and emergency response skills among students and staff.
To organize training programmes on first aid, rescue, and emergency management.
To ensure preparedness for natural and man-made disasters within the institution.
To encourage community participation in disaster management activities.
To develop responsibility, leadership, and teamwork during emergency situations.
To promote safety consciousness and preventive measures on campus.

Activities to be Conducted by Disaster Management Cell

Disaster Awareness and Safety Programmes
Mock Drills for Fire, Earthquake, and Emergency Evacuation
First Aid and Rescue Training Sessions
Fire Safety and Emergency Response Workshops
Awareness Campaigns on Natural Disaster Preparedness
Community Outreach and Relief Activities
Health and Safety Awareness Programmes
Collaboration with Disaster Management Authorities and NGOs
Workshops on Risk Reduction and Crisis Management
Emergency Evacuation Practice Sessions
Blood Donation and Relief Support Activities
Observance of National Disaster Reduction and Safety Days

Prof. Susan John – Coordinator
Dr. Maheysh Sharrma
Dr. Sarika Gurao
Dr. Tinu Joseph
Ms. Itika Lakkewar
Mr. Raymond Daniel
Dr. Edgar Mackenzie
Mr. Manoj Joseph
Mr. Bhimrao Kalbande
Mr. Ronald Thomas

21. ALUMNI CELL

The Alumni Cell is established to maintain strong and lifelong relationships between the institution and its alumni. The Cell serves as a platform for interaction, collaboration, and mutual support among former students, current students, faculty members, and the institution.

Aims and Objectives of Alumni Cell

To maintain and strengthen relationships between alumni and the institution.
To encourage alumni participation in academic and developmental activities.
To provide career guidance, mentorship, and networking opportunities for students.
To organize alumni meetings, interactions, and association activities.
To promote institutional development through alumni support and contributions.
To recognize and showcase alumni achievements and success stories.
To build a strong alumni network for academic and professional collaboration.

Activities to be Conducted by Alumni Cell

Alumni Meet and Reunion Programmes
Alumni Interaction and Mentorship Sessions
Career Guidance and Placement Support Activities
Guest Lectures by Distinguished Alumni
Alumni Association Meetings and Networking Events
Recognition of Alumni Achievements and Contributions
Student-Alumni Interaction Programmes
Institutional Development and Support Activities
Workshops on Career Development and Employability
Fundraising and Scholarship Support Initiatives
Alumni Database and Communication Management
Participation of Alumni in Academic and Cultural Events

Dr. Maheysh Sharrma – Coordinator
Dr. Shireen Iqbal
Mrs. Rashmi Kale
Ms. Reshma Quazi
Ms. Itika Lakkewar
Mr. Ashirwad Satyam
Dr. Mrs. Tresa Joseph
Ms. Esmeralda D’Souza
Mrs. Joicy Sanish
Mr. Boniface Singh
Ms. Winisha P. Brodie

22. TIMETABLE COMMITTEE

Aims and Objectives of Timetable Committee

To prepare and implement an effective and balanced academic timetable.
To ensure smooth conduct of teaching-learning and academic activities.
To optimize utilization of classrooms, laboratories, and institutional resources.
To maintain proper distribution of workload among faculty members.
To coordinate scheduling of lectures, practical, examinations, and co-curricular activities.
To ensure adherence to university and institutional academic guidelines.
To support academic discipline, punctuality, and systematic functioning of the institution.

Duties of Timetable Committee

Preparation of Master Timetable and Departmental Timetables
Scheduling of Theory and Practical Classes
Coordination of Classroom and Laboratory Allotment
Workload Distribution and Adjustment Planning
Revision and Updating of Timetables as Required
Coordination of Examination and Academic Schedules
Monitoring Effective Implementation of Timetables
Meetings with Departments for Academic Planning
Management of Substitute and Adjustment Arrangements
Coordination of Co-curricular and Special Academic Activities
Display and Communication of Timetable Information
Maintenance of Academic Scheduling Records

Prof. Advait Bhagade – Coordinator
Dr. Sujatha Janardhan
Mrs. Soma Banerjee
Prof. Susan John
Dr. Tinu Joseph
Mrs. Rashmi Kale
Ms. Itika Lakkewar
Mr. Mervyn Lazarus
Mr. Amar Pimpalkar

23. WEBSITE MAINTANANCE COMMITTEE

Aims and Objectives of Website Maintenance Committee

To maintain and regularly update the official college website.
To ensure accurate, timely, and transparent dissemination of institutional information.
To improve digital communication and online visibility of the institution.
To provide user-friendly access to academic, administrative, and student-related information.
To ensure proper functioning, security, and maintenance of the website.
To support digital initiatives and online documentation of institutional activities.
To coordinate with departments and committees for website content management.

Duties of Website Maintenance Committee

Regular Updating of Website Content
Uploading Notices, Circulars, and Announcements
Maintenance of Academic and Administrative Information
Updating Event Reports, Newsletters, and Achievements
Website Design and Content Management Activities
Monitoring Website Functionality and Accessibility
Coordination with Departments for Data Collection and Uploading
Digital Documentation and Archiving of Institutional Activities
Website Security and Technical Maintenance
Development and Improvement of Online Communication Services
Updating Admission, Examination, and Student Support Information
Promotion of Institutional Activities through Digital Platforms

Dr. Rojo John – Coordinator
Mr. Ashirwad Satyam
Mrs. Rashmi Kale
Ms. Reshma Quazi
Ms. Itika Lakkewar
Mr. Shubham Singh

24. LIBRARY COMMITTEE

Aims and Objectives of Library Committee

To promote reading habits and effective use of library resources.
To support teaching, learning, and research activities through library services.
To develop and maintain library resources including books, journals, and digital materials.
To ensure proper management and modernization of library facilities.
To encourage students and faculty to utilize library and e-resources effectively.
To create a learner-friendly and knowledge-oriented environment.
To improve library services and support academic excellence.

Activities to be Conducted by Library Committee

Library Orientation Programmes for Students
Book Exhibitions and Reading Promotion Activities
Library Awareness and User Education Programmes
Workshops on Use of E-resources and Digital Libraries
Book Review, Essay, and Reading Competitions
Updating and Maintenance of Library Resources
Subscription and Management of Journals and Periodicals
Meetings for Library Development and Resource Planning
Digital Library and Automation Activities
Celebration of National Library Day and Reading Inspiration Programmes
Feedback Collection on Library Services
Support Activities for Research and Reference Services

Dr. Ashwini Paradkar – Coordinator
Dr. Maheysh Sharrma
Dr. Sujatha Janardhan
Prof. Advait Bhagade
Dr. Halim Ahamad
Mrs. Kalpana Sahu
Dr. Mrs. Tresa Joseph
Dr. Vaishali Sonkusare
Mr. Sachin Guralwar

25. ADMISSION COMMITTEE

Aims and Objectives of Admission Committee (UG & PG)

To conduct the admission process smoothly, fairly, and transparently.
To ensure implementation of university and government admission guidelines.
To provide proper guidance and counselling to students and parents regarding admissions.
To facilitate document verification, merit preparation, and admission formalities efficiently.
To ensure equal opportunity and systematic admission procedures for UG and PG programmes.
To maintain accurate records and documentation related to admissions.
To promote student-friendly and efficient admission services.

Duties of Admission Committee (UG & PG)

Admission Counselling and Guidance Sessions
Publicity and Awareness Activities for Admissions
Verification of Documents and Eligibility
Preparation and Display of Merit Lists
Coordination of Online and Offline Admission Processes
Assistance for Fee Payment and Admission Formalities
Help Desk and Student Support Services
Coordination with Departments for Seat Allocation and Admission Planning
Maintenance of Admission Records and Documentation
Parent-Student Interaction and Counselling Activities
Monitoring and Review of Admission Procedures

Dr. Maheysh Sharrma – Coordinator
Dr. Halim Ahamad

Mrs. Rashmi Kale – Coordinator
Dr. Mary Louis
Ms. Swati Gedam
Mrs. Leena Lanje

26. HEALTH AND NUTRITION COMMITTEE

Aims and Objectives of Health and Nutrition Committee

To create awareness about health, hygiene, and nutrition among students and staff.
To promote healthy eating habits and balanced nutrition practices.
To encourage awareness about vitamin-oriented and nutritious food.
To organize health awareness, fitness, and preventive healthcare programmes.
To promote physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
To encourage healthy lifestyle habits and disease prevention measures.
To support a healthy and health-conscious campus environment.

Activities to be Conducted by Health and Nutrition Committee

Health and Nutrition Awareness Programmes
Workshops on Balanced Diet and Vitamin-Oriented Food
Health Check-up and Screening Camps
Awareness Campaigns on Hygiene and Sanitation
Fitness, Wellness, and Healthy Lifestyle Activities
Guest Lectures by Doctors, Nutritionists, and Health Experts
Awareness Programmes on Mental Health and Stress Management
Yoga, Meditation, and Physical Fitness Sessions
Poster, Quiz, and Essay Competitions on Health Topics
Blood Donation and Health Support Activities
Awareness Campaigns on Prevention of Lifestyle Diseases
Celebration of World Health Day and Nutrition Week Programmes

Mrs. Rashmi Kale – Coordinator
Prof. Nikhat Naqvi
Mr. Amar Pimpalkar
Dr. Shireen Iqbal
Dr. Tinu Joseph
Mrs. Namrata Thakur
Dr. Mrs. Tresa Joseph
Ms. Winisha P. Brodie
Mr. Tanmay K. Khewale

27. COUNSELING & ETHICAL (C & E) CELL

Aims and Objectives of Counselling & Ethical (C & E) Cell

To provide counselling and guidance for students’ personal, academic, and career-related concerns.
To promote ethical values, discipline, and responsible behaviour among students.
To organize mentoring and value-based education programmes.
To support students’ emotional and psychological well-being.
To encourage positive thinking, confidence, and personality development.
To create awareness about mental health, stress management, and ethical conduct.
To develop a supportive and student-friendly academic environment.

Activities to be Conducted by Counselling & Ethical (C & E) Cell

General Counselling and Guidance Sessions
Mentor-Mentee Meetings and Support Activities
Ethical and Value-Based Education Programmes
Workshops on Stress Management and Mental Well-being
Personality Development and Motivation Sessions
Career and Academic Counselling Programmes
Awareness Activities on Ethical Conduct and Discipline
Guest Lectures by Counsellors and Motivational Speakers
Emotional Wellness and Positive Thinking Workshops
Conflict Resolution and Behaviour Guidance Sessions
Student Interaction and Support Programmes
Activities Promoting Moral Values and Social Responsibility

Dr. Shireen Iqbal- Coordinator
Prof. Nikhat Naqvi
Dr. Sujatha Janardhan
Mr. Amar Pimpalkar
Dr. Tinu Joseph
Dr. Manu Jose
Mr. Biju Angalees
Mrs. Jeena Sebi
Mrs. Aarati Pundlik
Ms. Esmeralda D’Souza

28. Computer and digital tools maintenance committee

Aims and Objectives

To maintain and ensure the smooth functioning of computers and digital infrastructure.
To support ICT-enabled teaching, learning, research, and administrative activities.
To ensure proper maintenance of hardware, software, networking, and internet facilities.
To promote effective utilization of digital tools and technological resources.
To facilitate digital literacy and technology-based skill development.
To ensure data security, system reliability, and efficient technical support.
To support digital transformation and innovation within the institution.

Duties of Computer and Digital Tools Maintenance Committee

Maintenance of Computers, Printers, and Peripheral Devices
Monitoring of Internet and Network Connectivity
Maintenance of Smart Classrooms and ICT Facilities
Installation and Upgradation of Software and Digital Tools
Technical Support for Academic and Administrative Activities
Maintenance of Projectors, Smart Boards, and Audio-Visual Equipment
Digital Infrastructure Audit and Improvement Activities
Training Programmes on Emerging Digital Technologies and Applications

Mr. Biju Angalees – Coordinator
Mr. Amar Pimpalkar
Mr. Mervyn Lazarus
Mr. Jagannath Bandelu
Mr. Mukesh More
Mr. Rajan Kolandai
Mr. Yash Vishwakarma

29. S.F.S. CENTRE FOR DIALOGUE BETWEEN RELIGION, EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND SOCIETY (CDRESS)

The S.F.S. Centre for Dialogue between Religion, Education, Science and Society (CDRESS) is established to promote meaningful interaction and understanding among the fields of religion, education, science, and society in collaboration with collaboration with Indian Institute of Science and Religion, New Delhi. The Centre encourages critical thinking, ethical reflection, and intellectual dialogue on contemporary issues affecting humanity. It seeks to foster harmony, mutual respect, and a scientific outlook while appreciating the role of religious and moral values in society.

Aims and Objectives

To promote dialogue and understanding between science and religion.
To create awareness among students about physical sciences and their relationship with religion and society.
To encourage scientific temper, ethical values, and critical thinking.
To provide a platform for discussions on contemporary issues related to science, education, religion, and society.
To promote harmony, tolerance, and respect for diverse beliefs and perspectives.
To organize academic and awareness programmes for students and staff.
To encourage interdisciplinary learning and value-based education.

Activities to be Organised by CDRESS

Seminars and Workshops on Science and Religion
Guest Lectures by Scholars, Scientists, and Religious Leaders
Interfaith Dialogue and Discussion Programmes
Debate Competitions on Science, Ethics, and Society
Quiz Competitions on Science, Religion, and General Knowledge
Essay Writing Competitions on Contemporary Issues
Awareness Programmes on Scientific Temper and Human Values
Student Interaction and Panel Discussion Sessions
Observance of Important National and International Days
Community Outreach and Social Awareness Programmes

Prof. Dr. Susan John – Coordinator
Dr. Manu Jose
Dr. Mary Louis
Ms. Meenakshi Motwani
Mr. Madhu Gour
Mr. Sachin Guralwar
Mrs. Aleefiya Husain
Mr. Boniface Singh

30. INFRASTRUCTURE, PLANNING AND EVALUATION COMMITTEE

Fr. Anthony D’Souza
Fr. Praveen D’Souza
Fr. Dominic Simon
Dr. Rojo John
Dr. Halim Ahamad
Dr. Ashwini Paradkar

31. RIGHT TO INFORMATION (RTI) CELL

Dr. Ashwini Paradkar – RTI Officer
Mr. Vivek Naidu
Dr. Ratnapal Karhade
Appellate Authority : Fr. Praveen D’Souza

32. SC / ST CELL

Prof. Susan John – COORDINATOR
Prof. Nikhat Naqvi
Dr. Purabi Bhattacharyya

33. NODAL OFFICER (NIRF, AISHE, RTMNU, etc.)

Dr. Tinu Joseph