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Service Learning Porgramme for Commerce students

"As Robert L. Payton said, 'Service learning is more than just a program, it's a philosophy that guides us to use our knowledge and skills to make a positive impact in our communities.'

On June 26, 2024, St Agnes PU College launched a service learning program for Commerce students in collaboration with Agno Angels. This initiative aims to provide students with practical skills and community engagement experience. The ceremony commenced with a solemn prayer and a traditional lamp lighting ceremony, symbolizing the light of knowledge and learning. A floral welcome was extended to the trainers Mr Nagraj, Mrs Vandana, Mrs Mamitha and Mrs Sowmya of ‘Shri Manjunatha’ - Art and Crafts Centre, Ujire, Dharmasthala by Vice Principal, Sr Janet Sequeira. Mrs Bhagya Nagraj founder of ‘Shri Manjunatha’ - Art and Crafts Centre, Ujire, Dharmasthala was unable to make it for the programme.

Vice Principal Sr Janet Sequiera, Agno Angels Coordinator Dr Tressy Menezes, Head of Commerce Department Ms Teena Dsouza and the Commerce & Arts faculty were present for the programme.

The trainers conducted an interactive session on garland making, imparting valuable skills to the Commerce students and enhancing their practical knowledge. The session was engaging and informative and the students showed enthusiasm and eagerness to learn.

The Master of Ceremonies, Manvitha, extended heartfelt thanks to the trainers of ‘Shri Manjunatha’- Art and Crafts Centre, Ujire, Dharmasthala for their dedication and contribution to the success of the event. The service learning program is set to provide Commerce students with hands-on experience and foster a spirit of community service. The collaboration marks the beginning of a fruitful partnership aimed at holistic student development.

The event concluded with a sense of accomplishment and excitement for the opportunities ahead. St Agnes PU College look forward to a successful partnership, empowering students to become responsible citizens and future leaders."