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Social Immersion Programme for Faculty


As part of the twinning programme, 17 faculty members of St. Joseph's College of Commerce visited Manvi, Raichur between the 16th and 20th March, 2019. They interacted with to interact with the college staff, students and the local communities. The self-help groups also provided insight into the villagers’ lifestyle. The staff also helped the groups understand the ways of employing technology in classroom teaching. They also held a crash course in English for the primary school teachers in the village. The appropriate usage of library facilities for degree students was briefed to them. Many hostel students were trained by our faculty members to perform street plays with strong social messages for the audience. Mr. Gladson, the Outreach Co-ordinator also educated the villagers about the health, hygiene and environmental issues