ACTIVITIES OF CENTRE FOR WOMEN'S STUDIES DURING 2015 - 2016
An orientation programme was organized by the coordinator of WEC Dr.K.V.Padmavathi on 24th june 2015 inorder to enlighten students about the activities of Women Empowerment Cell
GLIMPSES OF THE WOMEN EMPOPWERMENT CELL INAUGURAL FUNCTION
Guest lecture was organized for the studens of WEC.
Resource Person
Mrs.R.Suez, RJD
Dept. of Women & Child Welfare
Topic: Atrocities on women-Schemes provided by the Govt. for the benefit of children and women
on 27thof July 2015
Dr.K.S.V.K.S. Madhavi Rani faculty, Dept of zoology, St.Theresa’s college for women gave a talk on Premarital Counseling on 8thAugust 2015
GUEST LECTURE BY Mrs.D.BRAHMESWARI, HOD OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
ON WOMEN EMPOWERMENT on 13th August 2015
A guest lecture by Mrs.Santosh Jahwar, Faculty of MBA was given on the topic DOMESTIC VIOLECE on 20th August 2015
GUEST DEMONSTRATION ON YOGA MUDRAS WAS GIVEN BY MS.G.VIJAYARATNA KUMARI, FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES, CH.S.D.ST.THERESA’S COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, ELURU ON 5th SEPTEMBER 2015
Mrs.P.S.BhanuPrasanna, Faculty of Home Science Department demonstrated Quilling Art to women’s cell students on 14th of Dec' 2015. Students were given a series of demonstrations to prepare flowers and designs out of paper strips meant for this art.
On 21st Dec 2015 demonstration on Fabric Painting was arranged to the students of women’s cell. Students participated actively. Ms.Pavani.I, Faculty Of Fashion Designing Was The Resource Person
Polyester is the major material for manufacturing of artificial flowers since 1970s. Most artificial flowers in the market nowadays are made of polyester fabrics. This learning experience was given on 30th Dec’ 2015 by Mrs. G.Poornima, an entrepreneur
Faculty of the College are offered one year certificate course in Photoshop and the resource person was Mr. D.Lokesh from the computer science department
Role plays and dramatizations were organized by involving students of various groups on atrocities that women are undergoing in their day to day life. All the groups took an active role in depicting the women’s issues. Experiences of empowered women were arranged on 8-11-2015
On 26th August 2015 Women’s equity day was celebrated in our college.
Chief Guest Mrs. Sarita Lunani, President, Inner wheel Club of Eluru, highlighted the importance of women’s equity in the present day global village. An emphatic talk was given with the help of motivational videos
Field trip is a method of learning in which a group of interested students accompanied and guided by the staff advisors to gain firsthand knowledge of improved practices in their natural settings. It is a series of demonstrations arranged in a sequence. It has incidental values of entertainment and site seeing. By realizing these advantages, students of women’s studies centre were taken to one day field trip to Kalpana bakery Eluru on 5th January 2016 to give an exposure on the process of baking different food products.
Competitions help to gain in depth knowledge about the area concerned. They help to show the skills of the individuals. There is a wider scope for creative outlet for the participants. Scope for positive emotional expressions is greatly felt during competitions. Realizing these merits various competitions like Elocution, Essay Writig, Craft making and Role play were organized for the students of the women empowerment cell.
STUDENTS PARTICIPATING ACTIVELY IN THE DIFFERENT COMPETITIONS
Mrs.P.S.BhanuPrasanna, Faculty of Home Science Department demonstrated Quilling Art to women’s cell students on 14th of Dec' 2015. Students were given a series of demonstrations to prepare flowers and designs out of paper strips meant for this art.
On 21st Dec 2015 demonstration on Fabric Painting was arranged to the students of women’s cell. Students participated actively. Ms.Pavani.I, Faculty Of Fashion Designing Was The Resource Person
Polyester is the major material for manufacturing of artificial flowers since 1970s. Most artificial flowers in the market nowadays are made of polyester fabrics. This learning experience was given on 30th Dec’ 2015 by Mrs. G.Poornima, an entrepreneur
On 26th August 2015 Women’s equity day was celebrated in our college.
Chief Guest Mrs. Sarita Lunani, President, Inner wheel Club of Eluru, highlighted the importance of women’s equity in the present day global village. An emphatic talk was given with the help of motivational videos
Field trip is a method of learning in which a group of interested students accompanied and guided by the staff advisors to gain firsthand knowledge of improved practices in their natural settings. It is a series of demonstrations arranged in a sequence. It has incidental values of entertainment and site seeing. By realizing these advantages, students of women’s studies centre were taken to one day field trip to Kalpana bakery Eluru on 5th January 2016 to give an exposure on the process of baking different food products.
Competitions help to gain in depth knowledge about the area concerned. They help to show the skills of the individuals. There is a wider scope for creative outlet for the participants. Scope for positive emotional expressions is greatly felt during competitions. Realizing these merits various competitions like Elocution, Essay Writig, Craft making and Role play were organized for the students of the women empowerment cell. STUDENTS PARTICIPATING ACTIVELY IN THE DIFFERENT COMPETITIONS
WOMEN’S DAY CELEBRATION
Ch.S.D.St.Theresa’s autonomous college for women, Eluru through the Centre for Women’s Studies organized women’s day by focusing its attention on under privileged women of the society. Guest lecture and role play were organized in the adopted area. Resource person through the guest lecture brought to lime light the following ‘Millenium Development Goals’( MDGs) – Eradication of poverty and hunger, importance of universal primary education, gender equality and women empowerment, reducing of child mortality, improving maternal health, combating HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases etc.
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Further women were made to realize through the role play the importance of economic empowerment through the formation of SHGs and by inculcating the savings habit and developing entrepreneurial skills so as to attain financial independence and thereby supplementing family income. Organizers are confident that this programme would enable the women to improve their standard of living and thereby enhance their quality of life.
“When Women Move Forward
The Family Moves,
The Village Moves,
The Nation Moves And
The World Transforms”
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'The Empowered is powerful beyond measure
and beautiful beyond description'
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