"The Best Practices": Department of Commerce and Business Administration
The Department of Commerce and Business Administration of Besant Women’s College, Mangalore, organized an insightful program titled “The Best Practices” on 17th September 2024. The event, held in the college auditorium, attracted a large audience comprising students from the B.Com and BBA programs. The primary objective of the program was to emphasize the significance of best practices in commerce and business administration to promote both academic and professional excellence.
Chief Guests and Dignitaries:
The program was graced by notable dignitaries, including Dr. Manjula K.T., Correspondent of Besant Women’s College and Vice President of the Women’s National Education Society, who delivered the keynote address emphasizing the importance of best practices and ethical behavior. Ms. Deekshitha, the Staff Coordinator, ensured the smooth execution of the event, while Prof. Rajashekar Hebbar, the Administrative Officer of WNES, provided valuable support. The Principal, Dr. Praveen Kumar K.C., concluded the event with reflections on the importance of integrating industry-relevant practices into academic and professional pursuits.
Program Overview:
The program revolved around the theme of best practices in commerce and business administration, focusing on several key aspects critical to students' success in academia and industry.
1. Ethical Practices and Discipline:
Dr. Manjula K.T. emphasized the indispensable role of ethics in business administration. She highlighted that maintaining integrity in decision-making, whether in academic or professional contexts, serves as the foundation for sustainable success.
2. College Best Practices:
Dr. Manjula K.T. also discussed various best practices followed at Besant Women’s College, which students should adopt to excel. She emphasized that these practices foster a conducive learning environment and pave the way for academic and personal success.
3. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR):
The importance of CSR was highlighted, with Dr. Manjula noting how the college incorporates it into its educational initiatives, thereby fostering a sense of responsibility among students.
4 . Intercollege Women’s Association:
She discussed the college's Intercollege Women’s Association, which provides a platform for addressing and discussing women’s issues, promoting inclusivity and empowerment.
5. Non-Discrimination Policy:
The college’s Non-Discrimination Policy was presented as a key practice that promotes equality and fosters a welcoming environment for students from diverse backgrounds.
6. “Besant Voice” Article Publishing:
Dr. Manjula also highlighted “Besant Voice,” a unique platform that encourages students to express their thoughts and creativity through article publishing, thus enhancing their communication and critical thinking skills.
Free Textbook Distribution – A Key Initiative by the Commerce Department:
One of the standout initiatives highlighted during the program was the Free Textbook Distribution, organized by the Department of Commerce. This initiative is part of the department's ongoing efforts to provide essential academic resources to students, ensuring that financial constraints do not hinder their educational progress.
This initiative, recognized as one of the best practices of the department, serves as a model for other institutions to follow. It not only supports students' academic journeys but also fosters a culture of sharing and collective responsibility within the college community.
Acknowledgment of Faculty Achievements:
The event also served as an opportunity to acknowledge the remarkable achievements of faculty members from the Commerce Department, whose contributions have significantly enhanced the department’s academic standing.
Dr. Praveen Kumar K.C. was recognized for his co-authorship of essential materials in Financial Accounting-I.
Prof. Syed Kahder was lauded for his contributions to textbooks on Individual and Team Management.
Ms. Reshma was appreciated for her work in co-authoring materials for Foundations of Commerce-I.
These esteemed faculty members have played a vital role in enhancing the academic experience for students by combining theoretical knowledge with practical insights.
Program Conclusion:
The event concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Ms. Deekshitha, who expressed gratitude to all the dignitaries, faculty members, and students for their active participation. The Principal, Dr. Praveen Kumar K.C., brought the event to a close with reflections on the vital role such programs play in fostering a culture of excellence at Besant Women’s College.
Overall, the program was a resounding success, leaving the students inspired and well-equipped with knowledge on best practices in commerce and business administration. The insights gained are expected to guide them as they advance in their academic and professional journeys.
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