soft skill development programme
This programme mainly focusing on PG students for getting an idea about thesis crafting
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EMPOWER HANDS
An Extension Activity at Faith India Institute of Specia Education Centre, Viyyakkurussi
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Orientation for competitive exams
This programme is an orientation for the competitive exams like UGC NET,CSIR-UGC NET,ICAR NET etc for Post graduate students.
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2-day hands on workshop on ethical hacking and digital forensic tools
workshop in Association with Vethnix Cyber Security and Forensic Science Academy
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community extension program
As part of the academic curriculum, students and teachers from the Department of Psychology are conducting a visit to FaithIndia Special School.
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Restore & Refresh
NSS Units initiative for water body restoration & preservation in association with UBA
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CampuSmart
To empower girl students through entrepreneurship and self-reliance by providing a platform to showcase and sell handmade products.
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Field trip to silent valley
Field trip to silent valley National park and a class on Wildlife forensic science
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CLASS ON MAN ANIMAL CONFLICT BY FOREST OFFICERS On 30/10/2024, a group of 14 second-year MSc Forensic Science students from MES Kalladi College Mannarkkad, accompanied by faculty members Aiswarya R. and Sooraj Kristina U. participated in an insightful session on "Man-Animal Conflier" organized by the Silent Valley National Park department The session was conducted by Mrs. Sowmya and Mr. Arun, Beat Forest Officers (BFO) of the Bhavani range. Mrs. Sowmya began by explaining the structural divisions of the park, focusing on the Silent Valley and Bhavani ranges, and emphasized the importance of protecting forests and wildlife for ecological balance and future generations. She detailed the roles and responsibilities of forest officers in conserving biodiversity and addressing environmental threats. Mr. Arun elaborated on illegal activities and crimes within forest areas, including poaching, deforestation, and other offenses. while also explaining the significance of the Red Data List for endangered species protection. Drawing from his professional experience, he shared real-life examples, including the Malayattoor poaching case, and outlined the investigative procedures followed in such incidents, highlighting the challenges and strategies involved. His personal anecdotes and practical insights enriched the session, festering a deeper understanding of wildlife conservation and the complexities of man-animal conflicts. This session was a transformative learning experience for the participants, instilling a sense of responsibility and emphasizing the importance of ethical coexistence with nature, complementing the field exposure and leaving a lasting impact on their understanding of wildlife forensics and conservation
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