CLUBS

ARTS CLUB

Arts club  can enrich the educational experience and contribute to the personal and social development of students. Here are some common purposes of arts clubs in graduate colleges:

1. Creative Expression: Arts clubs provide a platform for students to explore and express their creative talents, whether in visual arts, performing arts, literature, or other artistic forms. This can be a valuable outlet for self-expression and a means of nurturing artistic skills and interests.
2. Skill Development: These clubs often offer opportunities for students to develop and enhance their artistic skills. Members can receive training or guidance in various art forms, helping them improve their craft.
3. Cultural Enrichment: Arts clubs can expose students to a wide range of cultural experiences, including different art traditions and genres. This can foster an appreciation for diversity and cultural awareness.
4. Community Building: Joining an arts club can help students connect with like-minded peers who share their artistic interests. It can create a sense of community and belonging within the college environment.
5. Leadership and Organizational Skills: Students who take on leadership roles within arts clubs can develop valuable skills in event planning, organization, and teamwork. These experiences can be beneficial for their future careers.
6. Networking and Career Opportunities: Arts clubs often host events, exhibitions, or performances that may attract professionals from the arts industry. This can create networking opportunities for students who aspire to pursue careers in the arts.
7. Personal Growth: Participation in arts clubs can foster personal growth and self-confidence. It encourages students to push their boundaries, take risks, and overcome challenges in their artistic pursuits.
8. Community Outreach: Some arts clubs engage in community outreach programs, using their talents to benefit local communities or raise awareness about social issues.

Arts clubs  serve multiple purposes, including personal growth, skill development, cultural enrichment, and community building. They provide a platform for students to express themselves creatively and can contribute to a well-rounded education.

Convenor:
Dr. Niji C. I.
Members:
Ms. Anju M. B. (English)
Arts Club Secretary

ELECTORAL LITERACY CLUB

An Electoral Literacy Club (ELC) is an initiative in India aimed at promoting electoral literacy and awareness among citizens, particularly students. These clubs are typically established in schools and colleges and are part of a broader effort by the Election Commission of India to enhance voter education and participation in the electoral process.

The key objectives and activities of Electoral Literacy Clubs include:

1. Voter Education: ELCs are designed to educate students and young citizens about the electoral process, including the importance of voting, the registration process, and how to cast a vote. They provide information on the roles and responsibilities of the Election Commission.
2. Mock Elections: ELCs often organize mock elections within educational institutions to help students understand the practical aspects of voting. This includes setting up polling booths and conducting simulated elections.
3. Voter Registration: ELCs encourage eligible students to register as voters and guide them through the voter registration process.
4. Awareness Campaigns: They conduct awareness campaigns and workshops to promote electoral literacy. These may include lectures, seminars, poster competitions, and essay contests related to electoral topics.
5. Polling Station Visits: ELCs may arrange visits to actual polling stations, allowing students to observe the voting process and become familiar with the voting machinery.
6. Community Engagement: ELCs often extend their activities to the broader community by organizing voter registration drives, awareness programs, and public outreach initiatives.
7. Celebration of National Voter’s Day: ELCs participate in the celebration of National Voter’s Day, an annual event in India, usually held on January 25th, to mark the establishment of the Election Commission of India. This day is used to conduct various voter education and awareness programs.

The goal of Electoral Literacy Clubs is to empower young citizens with knowledge about the democratic process, instill a sense of responsibility towards voting, and encourage active participation in elections. By targeting schools and colleges, these clubs aim to create a generation of informed and engaged voters who can contribute to the strengthening of the democratic system in India.

https://www.ceodelhi.gov.in/ELCs.aspx

https://www.ceodelhi.gov.in/ELCdetails.aspx

Coordinators

Dr. George Varghese (Political Science)
Dr. Uma P. (Economics)

LEGAL LITERACY CLUB

A Legal Literacy Club is an initiative or organization dedicated to promoting legal awareness, education, and literacy among the public. These clubs are often established in educational institutions, community centers, or as part of government and non-governmental initiatives to enhance legal knowledge and understanding among citizens. The primary purpose of legal literacy clubs is to empower individuals with knowledge about their rights and responsibilities under the law, with the aim of improving access to justice, preventing legal issues, and fostering a sense of legal awareness within the community.

Key objectives and activities of Legal Literacy Clubs may include:

1. Legal Education: Providing information and resources to help individuals understand the legal system, including their rights and obligations, relevant laws, and legal procedures.
2. Workshops and Seminars: Organizing workshops, seminars, and training sessions on various legal topics, such as human rights, family law, property rights, and criminal law.
3. Mock Trials: Conducting mock trials and legal simulations to help participants understand courtroom procedures and the justice system.
4. Legal Aid and Advice: Offering guidance and assistance to individuals seeking help with legal issues, including referrals to legal aid clinics or pro bono lawyers.
5. Legal Awareness Campaigns: Running public awareness campaigns to inform the community about their legal rights and the importance of legal literacy.
6. Legal Literacy Materials: Creating and distributing brochures, booklets, or online resources that simplify legal concepts and provide practical information.
7. Community Outreach: Engaging with the local community and marginalized groups to ensure that legal literacy is accessible to all, regardless of socio-economic or educational backgrounds.
8. Legal Clinics: Establishing legal clinics where individuals can seek advice on legal matters or receive assistance in completing legal forms and documents.
9. Collaboration with Legal Professionals: Partnering with lawyers, legal experts, and law schools to provide expertise and support in legal literacy programs.
10. Promoting Dispute Resolution: Encouraging alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, such as mediation and arbitration, as an alternative to formal litigation.

Legal literacy clubs play a crucial role in empowering individuals to make informed decisions, protect their rights, and access the legal system when needed. They are particularly important in countries where many people may not have a clear understanding of their legal rights or where access to justice is limited. Legal literacy clubs contribute to a more just and equitable society by promoting legal awareness and education.

Coordinator:
Dr. George Varghese (Political Science)
Members:
Dr. Jeena Mariot Xavier (Economics)
Ms. Indu V. S. (English)

RED RIBBON CLUB

Red Ribbon Club is a movement started by the Government of India in schools and colleges through which, students will spread awareness over HIV / AIDS. It envisages to instil charity mind among all the students to extend their able help towards developing healthy life styles, donating blood to all the needy by promotion of Regular voluntary blood donation.

Key objectives and activities of Legal Literacy Clubs may include:

1. To create an awareness and to induce the spirit among youth to help and support people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) thereby reducing stigma and discrimination against PLHWAs.
2. To motivate youth and build their capacity as peer educators and change agents by developing their skills on leadership, negotiation, and team building.
3. To promote voluntary blood donation among youth.

Convenor:
Dr. Nisha K. R.  (Economics)
Members:
Ms. Lissy Joseph (Malayalam)
Dr. Suneera P. A. (Commerce)
Ms. Namitha P. (Jeevani

EK BHARAT SHRESHT BHARAT 

“Ek Bharat Shreshth Bharat” translates to “One India, Best India” in English. It is an initiative by the Indian government aimed at fostering unity, cultural exchange, and mutual understanding among the diverse states and regions of India. This program was launched to celebrate the diversity and cultural richness of India while promoting national integration.

The initiative was inaugurated on October 31, 2015, which coincides with the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, who played a pivotal role in the integration of India after independence.

The main objective of “Ek Bharat Shreshth Bharat” is to encourage people from different states to learn about and appreciate the cultures, languages, and traditions of other states. It aims to build a stronger sense of oneness among the people of India, transcending regional boundaries.

Under this initiative, various activities, events, and exchanges are organized to promote cultural and intellectual interaction between states. This fosters a deeper understanding of India’s diversity and heritage. By participating in these activities, individuals from different regions of the country can come together and share their experiences, knowledge, and traditions.

The “Ek Bharat Shreshth Bharat” program plays a significant role in promoting national unity, fostering a sense of pride in India’s rich cultural heritage, and creating a strong and united India. It serves as a reminder of the country’s cultural diversity and the need to embrace it for the betterment of the nation.

Convenor: Dr. Suneera P. (Asst. Prof. of Commerce)

NATURE CLUB

The purpose of a nature club in college is to:

• Increase students’ understanding and appreciation of nature. This can be done through a variety of activities, such as field trips, hikes, guest speakers, and workshops.
• Raise awareness about the consequences of human activity on the natural world. This includes educating students about environmental issues such as climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss.
• Empower students to take action to protect the environment. This can be done by providing opportunities for students to volunteer for environmental causes, participate in community outreach projects, and start their own environmental initiatives.

Nature clubs also provide a space for students to connect with other students who are passionate about the environment. They can learn from each other, share ideas, and support each other in their efforts to make a difference.

Here are some specific examples of activities that a nature club might organize:

• Tree planting
• Stream cleanups
• Environmental education workshops
• Field trips to natural areas
• Guest speakers from environmental organizations
• Film screenings and discussions about environmental issues
• Advocacy campaigns to promote environmental protection

Nature clubs play an important role in helping students to develop the knowledge, skills, and values they need to become informed and engaged environmental stewards.

In addition to the above, nature clubs can also provide a number of other benefits to students, including:

• Opportunities for personal growth and development. Nature clubs can help students to develop their leadership skills, teamwork skills, and critical thinking skills. They can also help students to develop a deeper connection to themselves and the natural world.
• A sense of community and belonging. Nature clubs can provide students with a supportive community of peers who are passionate about the same things they are. This can be especially beneficial for students who are new to college or who are feeling overwhelmed by their academic workload.
• A chance to make a difference. Nature clubs provide students with opportunities to take action to protect the environment. This can give students a sense of purpose and accomplishment.

Overall, nature clubs are a valuable asset to any college campus. They provide students with a unique opportunity to learn about the natural world, take action to protect it, and connect with other students who share their passion for the environment.

Convenor:
Ms. Deepamol Isac (Commerce)
Members:
Dr. Niji C. I. (Asst. Prof. of English)
Dr. Aruna Anand (Guest Faculty Economics)

IMPORTANT DAYS CELEBRATION CLUB

An “Important Days Celebration Club” aims  to commemorate and raise awareness about various important days or events.

Objectives

1. Commemoration: The primary purpose of the club would be to commemorate significant national and international days, such as Independence Day, Earth Day, International Women’s Day, Human Rights Day, World Health Day, and many others. This can serve as a way to honor the historical, cultural, social, or environmental significance of these days.
2. Awareness and Education: The club can focus on raising awareness about the issues and causes associated with these important days. It can organize events, seminars, workshops, and awareness campaigns to educate students and the community about the significance and relevance of these days.
3. Cultural Exchange: The club might celebrate various cultural and religious festivals to promote intercultural understanding and appreciation. This can involve organizing events, cultural performances, and traditional celebrations to expose members to different cultures.
4. Charitable Activities: The club could use important days as opportunities to engage in charitable and philanthropic activities. For example, on International Day of Peace, the club might organize a fundraiser for a peace-related charity or promote initiatives related to conflict resolution and harmony.
5. Promotion of Values and Ethics: The club can use important days to promote values, ethics, and good citizenship. For example, on World AIDS Day, they might conduct programs to raise awareness about health and encourage responsible behavior.
6. Celebration of Achievements: Some important days celebrate significant historical milestones or achievements. The club can use these days to acknowledge and appreciate these accomplishments, whether they are scientific, social, or political.
7. Leadership and Organizational Skills: Running the club itself can provide opportunities for members to develop leadership, organizational, and event planning skills.

The specific activities and focus of an “Important Days Celebration Club” would depend on the interests and goals of its members, the availability of resources, and the particular important days and events they wish to commemorate. It’s important for such a club to promote awareness, engagement, and positive action related to the important days they choose to celebrate.

Convenor:
Ms. Deepamol Isac (Commerce)
Members:
Ms. Anju M. B. (English)
Dr. Lakshmi C. S. (Economics)

DEBATE AND LITERARY CLUB

ROAD SAFETY CLUB

The Road Safety Club at our college is dedicated to raising awareness and promoting responsible road behavior. They achieve this through educational workshops, emphasizing the importance of safety equipment like helmets and seat belts, and engaging the college community with campaigns, quizzes, and demonstrations. The club also collaborates with local authorities and inspires students to be responsible citizens on the road, contributing to a safer environment both within the college and in the broader community.

Coordinator:
Dr. Jeena Mariot Xavier (Economics)
Members:
Dr. Binu K. D. (English)
Dr. Mithin Anand (Physical Education)

QUIZ CLUB

Quizzing  is like embarking on a treasure hunt where each question is a clue leading to a fascinating piece of information. Friendly competition, learning in a playful way, the joys of team work, the feel of adrenaline rush, and personal growth will be the perks of joining the college quiz club.

The club plans to hold weekly quizzes based on news from the previous week and also subject based quizzes and thus train our quizzards to take part in competitions and win prizes. Such a quizzing routine is expected to improve the general awareness of our students and help them get well equipped for competitive examinations as well.

The activities of the club would contribute towards enhancing your memory, problem solving skills and general knowledge.

The official Whatsapp group of the club named the Q Loop would ensure that the club members remain connected through sharing snippets of knowledge along with notifications of exciting quizzes around.

Coordinator:
Ms. Indu V. S. (English)
Members:
Ms. Tressa Baby (English)
Dr. Aryamol Chandran (Economics)

HEALTH CARE CLUB

The purpose of healthcare clubs in colleges is to:

• Provide students with opportunities to learn about and explore different healthcare careers. This can be done through guest speakers, field trips, and shadowing experiences.
• Promote awareness about healthcare issues and disparities. Healthcare clubs often organize events and campaigns to raise awareness about topics such as mental health, sexual health, and chronic diseases.
• Encourage students to get involved in their communities and make a difference in the lives of others. Healthcare clubs often volunteer with local healthcare organizations and participate in community service projects.

In addition to the above, healthcare clubs can also provide a number of other benefits to students, including:

• A sense of community and belonging. Healthcare clubs provide students with a supportive community of peers who are passionate about the same things they are. This can be especially beneficial for students who are new to college or who are feeling overwhelmed by their academic workload.
• Opportunities for personal growth and development. Healthcare clubs can help students to develop their leadership skills, teamwork skills, and communication skills. They can also help students to develop a deeper understanding of themselves and their values.
• A chance to make a difference. Healthcare clubs provide students with opportunities to take action to improve the health and well-being of their communities. This can give students a sense of purpose and accomplishment.

Overall, healthcare clubs are a valuable asset to any college campus. They provide students with a unique opportunity to learn about and explore different healthcare careers, promote awareness about healthcare issues, and get involved in their communities.

Here are some examples of activities that a healthcare club might organize:

• Guest speakers from different healthcare professions
• Field trips to hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare facilities
• Shadowing experiences with healthcare professionals
• Health fairs and other events to raise awareness about healthcare issues
• Volunteer opportunities with local healthcare organizations
• Community service projects related to healthcare

Healthcare clubs can also play a role in promoting diversity and inclusion in the healthcare field. By providing students with opportunities to learn about and interact with people from different backgrounds, healthcare clubs can help to create a more inclusive and welcoming environment for all students.

Convenor:
Dr. Mithin Anand (Physical Education)
Members:
Dr. Uma P. (Economics)
Dr. Sheeba V. Issac (English)
Dr. Jeena Mariot Xavier (Economics)

ED CLUB

ED Club can stand for a few different things, but the most common meaning is Entrepreneurship Development Club. These clubs are typically found in schools and colleges, and they are designed to help students develop the skills and knowledge they need to start their own businesses.

ED Clubs often offer a variety of resources and activities to their members, such as:

• Guest speakers from successful entrepreneurs
• Workshops on business planning, marketing, and finance
• Networking opportunities with other entrepreneurs
• Access to mentors and advisors
• Financial assistance for student-led businesses

ED Clubs can be a great way for students to learn about entrepreneurship and to develop the skills they need to be successful. They can also provide students with a supportive community of peers and mentors.

Convenor: Dr. Priya Mariyat (Asst. Prof. of Commerce )
Dr. Mufliha S. (Asst. Prof. of Commerce)
Mr. Eugene George (Asst. Prof. of Commerce)

MUSIC CLUB

There are many things that a music club in college can do. Here are a few examples:

• Organize performances and recitals. This is a great way for students to showcase their musical talents and to share their love of music with others. Music clubs can organize a variety of performances, such as concerts, recitals, and open mics.
• Host workshops and clinics. This is a great way for students to learn new musical skills and to improve their existing skills. Music clubs can host workshops on a variety of topics, such as singing, playing instruments, music theory, and songwriting.
• Provide opportunities for students to collaborate and create music together. This can be done through jam sessions, songwriting workshops, and ensemble groups. Music clubs can also provide students with access to rehearsal space and equipment.
• Promote music education and appreciation. This can be done through lectures, film screenings, and discussions about music. Music clubs can also partner with other organizations on campus to promote music awareness and events.
• Get involved in the community. Music clubs can volunteer to perform at local events, such as festivals, fairs, and nursing homes. They can also partner with music education organizations to provide music lessons to children and adults in the community.

In addition to the above, music clubs can also provide a number of other benefits to students, including:

• A sense of community and belonging. Music clubs provide students with a supportive community of peers who are passionate about the same things they are. This can be especially beneficial for students who are new to college or who are feeling overwhelmed by their academic workload.
• Opportunities for personal growth and development. Music clubs can help students to develop their leadership skills, teamwork skills, and communication skills. They can also help students to develop a deeper understanding of themselves and their values.
• A chance to make a difference. Music clubs can provide students with opportunities to share their love of music with others and to make a positive impact on their community.

Overall, music clubs can be a valuable asset to any college campus. They provide students with a unique opportunity to learn about music, develop their musical talents, and connect with other students who share their passion for music.

Convenor:
Dr. Sivaprasad G. (Commerce)
Members:
Ms. Anne Placid (English)
Ms. Geetha P. C. (History)
Ms. Cecil Anna John T. (English)

TOURISM CLUB

The College Tourism Club is an exciting and vibrant platform dedicated to exploring the world of travel and tourism. The objectives of the club include:

• Familiarising students with the current possibilities and challenges in the field of tourism
• Organising short field trips to get a better knowledge about places of tourist importance in the nearby areas.
• Gain valuable knowledge and skills related to tourism and responsible travel.
• Organise workshops, seminars and exhibitions related to tourism

Coordinator:
Dr. Mary Bessy Thomas (Commerce)
Members:
Dr. Niji C. I. (English)
Dr. Susan Alex (Hindi)
Dr. Sheeba V. Issac (English)
Dr. George Varghese (Political Science)