Students Welfare Committee

 

Student Welfare Committee

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Overview
The Student Welfare Committee is a pivotal body entrusted with planning, directing, and monitoring all student-centric initiatives across the college. It coordinates with diverse sub-bodies, including the Mentor-Mentee Programme, Scholarship Cell, Class Monitors Body, Health & Wellness Club, Counselling Cell, Placement Cell, and the Employability Skill Development Cell (ESDC).
The Committee’s core mission is to foster the holistic development of students—academically, emotionally, socially, and professionally—ensuring a nurturing and inclusive campus environment.

Objectives
1. Student–Administration Interface

• Serve as a bridge between students and college administration.
• Collect and review student suggestions via the physical drop box and online portal.
• Address concerns related to student welfare and development.

2. Psychosocial Support & Mentorship

• Promote strong student–teacher relationships through structured mentoring.
• Support students facing psychological challenges by facilitating access to college counsellors.
• Encourage reconciliation and emotional well-being through guided interventions.

3. Campus Hygiene & Safety

• Monitor general hygiene across campus premises.
• Ensure food safety and cleanliness in the canteen.
• Oversee building maintenance and sanitation.
• Regularly inspect drinking water quality and availability.

4. Institutional Coordination & Programme Execution

• Organise career-readiness programmes and strengthen placement initiatives.
• Promote awareness and participation in ESDC activities.
• Conduct special meetings with parents of students showing low attendance or academic performance.
• Collaborate with the Staff Council for student welfare planning.
• Highlight student welfare concerns to college authorities and execute relevant programmes.

5. Student Empowerment & Awareness

• Motivate students to join Personality Development Classes and other external programmes.
• Disseminate information about welfare schemes, medical facilities, internal complaints mechanisms, and other support services.
• Encourage active student participation in developmental and awareness campaigns.

Committee Ethos

The Committee operates with empathy, inclusivity, and strategic foresight, ensuring that every student feels supported, heard, and empowered. It is committed to creating a vibrant campus culture where personal growth and institutional excellence go hand in hand.