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VALUE ADDED COURSE – ETHICS IN BANKING AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

The Department of Commerce (B&I) successfully conducted a six-day Value-Added Course on Ethics in Banking and Financial Institutions for I B.Com (B&I) students from October 23 to 29, 2025. The sessions were facilitated by Mrs. V. Padmavathy, Assistant Professor of Commerce, and Mr. N. Arunkumar, Assistant Professor of Commerce, B.Com (Banking and Insurance), Subbalakshmi Lakshmipathy College of Science, Madurai. The resource persons provided intensive training on ethical practices and professional responsibilities within the banking and financial services sector.

Outcome of the Program

The key outcomes of the “Ethics in Banking and Financial Institutions” course are as follows:

  • Students developed professional judgment, ethical competence, and an understanding of responsible financial practices.
  • They learned to apply various ethical theories and decision-making models to analyze real-world banking scenarios.
  • Students gained knowledge of core ethical principles such as integrity, objectivity, confidentiality, professional competence, and fairness—essential qualities for ethical conduct in the financial sector.
  • The program enabled students to identify and critically evaluate complex ethical dilemmas commonly encountered in the workplace (e.g., conflicts of interest, mis-selling of financial products, data privacy issues, and money laundering).
  • Students learned to use structured decision-making processes to resolve ethical challenges while considering the consequences of their decisions on various stakeholders, including customers, colleagues, regulators, and society.
  • The course aimed to instill a strong sense of professional integrity, encouraging students to act honestly and responsibly and to avoid actions that could harm clients or discredit the profession.
  • Students developed an appreciation for the broader societal and environmental impact of financial decisions, including the importance of integrating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors into banking and investment practices.
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INDUSTRIAL VISIT TO GAINUP TECHNOTEK LIMITED, DINDIGUL

The Department of Commerce (B.Com – Banking and Insurance) organized an industrial visit to Gainup Technotek Limited, Dindigul, on October 25, 2025. A total of 62 students from II Year B.Com (B&I), accompanied by Mr. P. Ajay Kumar, Assistant Professor, Department of English, and Mrs. R. Nithya Kalyani, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce (B&I), participated in the visit. During the industrial visit, the students were briefed on the company’s historical background, organizational structure, and the functions of its various departments. They also had the opportunity to observe the textile manufacturing process first hand. In conclusion, the industrial visit proved to be highly beneficial, providing students with valuable practical exposure to real-world commerce and industrial operations.

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CUENTAS ASSOCIATION ACTIVITY

The Department of Commerce (Banking & Insurance), in collaboration with the Cuentas Association, organized a beneficial session on October 11, 2025. The event was held in the Seminar Hall from 12:40 PM to 1:30 PM. The session was graced by the presence of Dr. Abraham Pradeepfrom RLIM, who served as the resource person. During the program, Dr. Pradeep shared his extensive knowledge and experience related to the Indian Institute of Banking and Insurance and Retail Banking, emphasizing the importance of aligning academic pursuits with industry demands. The event brought together first- and second-year students, benefiting a total of 89 participants.

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INDUSTRIAL VISIT TO DINAMALAR PAPER FACTORY, MADURAI

The Department of Commerce, B.Com (Banking and Insurance), organized a one-day industrial visit to the Dinamalar Paper Factory, Madurai, on October 10, 2025, for the first-year B.Com (B&I) students.The visit provided students with valuable awareness of various printing processes and news-printing technologies. They also learned about the types of ink used in newspapers and received instructions on the software applications utilized in the printing process.The students were accompanied by Mrs. R. Nithya Kalyani and Dr. A. Devi, Assistant Professors of B.Com (B&I). A total of 42 students benefited from this industrial visit.

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VALUE ADDED COURSE – SOFT SKILLS

The Department of Commerce (B&I) successfully conducted a six-day Value-Added Course on Soft Skills for III B.Com (B&I) students from October 06 to 11, 2025.

The sessions were facilitated by Dr. S. Venkatesh, Associate Professor of English, The Madura College, Madurai, and Mr. P. Venkatachalam, National Institute, Madurai. The expert trainers provided intensive training on Spoken English, Personality Development, Aptitude, and Reasoning Skills. The program was designed to enhance students’ communication abilities, self-confidence, logical reasoning skills, and overall personality development—skills essential for their academic growth and future career prospects.

The objectives of the program were:

  • To improve fluency and proficiency in Spoken English.
  • To develop effective communication and interpersonal skills.
  • To build confidence, leadership qualities, and positive body language.
  • To provide training in aptitude and reasoning skills for competitive exams and placements.
  • To prepare students for interviews and group discussions.

The sessions were conducted through interactive lectures, group activities, and practice-based learning by experienced resource persons. Major topics covered included:

  • Spoken English practice (Vocabulary, Pronunciation, Sentence Formation)
  • Personality Development (Self-introduction, Goal Setting, Time Management)
  • Aptitude Skills (Quantitative Aptitude, Data Interpretation, Problem Solving)
  • Logical and Verbal Reasoning Practice
  • Mock Interviews and Group Discussions

Outcome of the Program

The course proved to be highly beneficial for the students. They gained:

  • Improved Spoken English and communication skills
  • Enhanced confidence and stage presence
  • Better problem-solving and analytical thinking
  • Preparedness for competitive exams and placement opportunities
  • Overall personality development essential for academic and professional success

               The Value-Added Course on Soft Skills successfully achieved its objectives of equipping students with essential life and career skills. Students actively participated and appreciated the sessions, which will undoubtedly help them in their higher studies, interviews, and future workplace environments.

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Internship Guidance Meeting On 17.11.2025

The Department of Marine Catering and Hotel Management conducted an Internship Guidance Meeting on 17.11.2025 for third-year students. Mr. C. Suresh Kumar, Head of the Department, briefed students and parents on internship guidelines, responsibilities, and required documents. A total of 33 students attended, including 14 students selected for Mauritius and 13 for Singapore internships. Dr. R. Sujatha, Principal, delivered the presidential address and Dr. T. Gurubasker, Vice Principal, along with Dr. S. Priya, Dean–Academics, felicitated the gathering. The meeting helped students and parents clearly understand their roles and expectations for the internship program.

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Workshop on “From Pen to Tablet: A Journey in Line Art Techniques

The School of Animation and Media Studies organized a workshop titled “From Pen to Tablet: A Journey in Line Art Techniques” on December 3, 2024, for its students. The session was conducted by Mr. M. Rathina Basker, a renowned cartographer and artist celebrated for his extensive work in documenting the sculptures of Pudumandapam through line art. Over eight years, he meticulously illustrated the intricate sculptures, culminating in the publication of his book “Monoliths of Madurai Pudumandapam: Line Art Illustration.” His artistic journey and creative process formed the core of this inspiring workshop.

A total of 63 students participated in the event. During the session, Mr. M. Rathina Basker shared his artistic experiences, emphasizing the evolution of line art from traditional pen-and-paper techniques to modern digital tools. He discussed various aspects of line art, including composition, perspective, detailing, and storytelling through visual art. Demonstrating live drawing techniques, he explained how to maintain precision and artistic expression while transitioning between traditional and digital mediums. He also highlighted the importance of patience, practice, and perseverance in mastering intricate art forms like line drawing.

The workshop offered an invaluable learning experience by blending artistic storytelling with practical demonstrations. Students gained insight into creating detailed artwork using both conventional and digital tools, inspiring them to explore line art as a powerful visual medium. The session concluded with an interactive Q&A, where students discussed artistic challenges, career prospects in illustration, and the cultural significance of documenting heritage through art.

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Alumni Interaction cum Career Counselling Session on “Understanding Corporate Etiquette”

The School of Animation and Media Studies (SAMS) at Subbalakshmi Lakshmipathy College of Science (SLCS) organized an Alumni Interaction cum Career Counselling Session on “Understanding Corporate Etiquette” on 05.10.2024. A total of 59 students from II B.Sc. Animation, II B.Sc. Visual Communication, III B.Sc. Animation and III B.Sc.Visual Communication participated in the session. Led by Mr. Ajith Kumar P., Director of Anugrha Design Solution Pvt Ltd, the session aimed to equip students with essential skills for professional environments, focusing on areas like communication, office decorum, and workplace etiquette. As an alumnus, Mr. Ajith Kumar shared valuable insights on adaptability, teamwork, and professionalism, illustrated through real-world scenarios.

Mr. Ajith also shared the inspiring story of Dr. G. Venkataswamy, founder of Aravind Eye Hospitals. Despite severe rheumatoid arthritis that left him bedridden, Dr. V. went on to perform over one hundred thousand eye surgeries, exemplifying resilience and dedication. Through this story, Mr. Ajith emphasized the power of perseverance and a commitment to service, encouraging students to adopt these values.

The session received overwhelmingly positive feedback, with students appreciating the practical advice. They left with a clearer understanding of corporate expectations, feeling better prepared to transition from academic life to professional careers

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SLCS – SAMAAJ SEVA – EXTENSION ACTIVITY LEARN WITH COLORS: WATER COLOR SESSION FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN

“D. P. Roy Choudhury Association” and “Medius Corrnet” organized a Drawing Competition entitled “Learn with Colors: Drawing Session for School Children” on June 13, 2024 at Villapuram – Little Diamond Matriculation School, Madurai, from 10:00 am to 01:00 pm. Organized by School of Animation and Media Studies, the event aimed to foster creativity, artistic expression, and a sense of community among young learners.

             The classes were held on 13-07-24 enthusiastic participation from accommodating 50 students from Little Diamond Matriculation School – Villapuram. Students from various age groups the primary objective of these classes was to introduce students to foundational techniques in both traditional water color painting and digital art using Adobe Photoshop. Throughout the course, students engaged in hands-on activities, and interactive learning sessions designed to enhance their artistic skills and technical proficiency. In the water color painting sessions, students learned basic techniques such as brush strokes, color mixing, and composition. Painting styles and created their own artworks, developing confidence in their artistic abilities. The Painting works for Little Diamond Matriculation School, students was a resounding success, celebrating the artistic talents and achievements of young learners. Totally 32 students from III B.Sc., Animation, 3 Students from PG Diploma in Animation Techniques and 14 students from III B.Sc., Visual Communication (49 Students) along with 2 faculty members were participated in the event.

 

 

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SLCS – SAMAAJ SEVA – EXTENSION ACTIVITY CANVAS OF DREAMS: RURAL CHILDREN’S DRAWING COMPETITION

D.P. Roy Choudhury Association organized a Drawing Competition entitled “Canvas of Dreams: Rural Children’s Drawing Competition” for the government school students was held on June 27, 2024 at Solankuruni- Government School, Madurai, from 2:00 pm to 4:30 pm. Organized by School of Animation and Media Studies, the event aimed to foster creativity, artistic expression, and a sense of community among young learners.

      The competition saw enthusiastic participation from 80 students in that government school. Students from various age groups showcased their talent and imagination through vibrant and thought-provoking artworks.  Participants were given the freedom to choose from a range of themes, including nature, culture, unity, and innovation. The artworks exhibited a remarkable diversity of interpretations, highlighting the students’ unique perspectives and creativity. The top artworks captivated the audience with their originality and artistic merit. Recognition was also given to participants whose works demonstrated exceptional effort and improvement.

        The drawing competition not only provided a platform for artistic expression but also promoted camaraderie and healthy competition among students. It encouraged them to explore their creativity and express their thoughts through art, fostering a deeper appreciation for cultural diversity and environmental conservation. The drawing competition for government school students was a resounding success, celebrating the artistic talents and achievements of young learners. Totally 23 students from II Animation and 2 faculty members were participated in the event.

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