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Department,  St.  Joseph‘s  College;  Prof.  Subhasini  Muthukrishnan,  Economics
                       Department, St. Joseph‘s College; and Prof. Elizabeth, National Law School, Bangalore.
                   54. 2015-16International  Conference  :  In  Collaboration  with  Indian  Ocean  Comparative
                       Education Societies(IOCES) and Authentic Learning Associates(ALA), Bengaluru,
                   55. Colloquium: Interactive session with Dr Ramachandra Guha, Historian
                   56. Guest  lecture  by  Dr  Joga  Rao,  Visiting  Professor,  National  Law  school  of  India
                       University, Abolition of Capital Punishment.
                   57. Dr. H.T. Sangliana, IPS (Retd) gave a lecture on ―Policing and Politics: Crises in Both‖.
                   58. Dr. M. Amarjeet Singh, Associate Professor, Centre for North-East Studies and Policy
                       Research,  Jamia  Milia  Islamia  (University),  New  Delhi  gave  a  guest  lecture  on
                       ―Developmental Challenges in the India – Myanmar Borderland‖.
                   59. Ms.  Namratha  Harish,  Assistant  Professor,  Department  of  English,  St.Josephs  College
                       gave a lecture on ―India‘s urban women and their use of new media for self expression‖
                   60. Panel Discussion on ―Higher Education at Crossroads‖ chaired by Mr. S.V. Ranganath,
                       IAS (Retd), Former Chief Secretary, GOK. Panelists were Prof. Jeevan Kumar, Professor
                       and Dean, Faculty of Arts, Dept of Political Science, Bangalore University, Dr.  M. K.
                       Sridhar,  Canara  Bank  School  of  Management  Studies,  Bangalore  University,  Former
                       Secretary,  Karnataka  Knowledge  Commission  and  Dr.  Subhashini  Muthukrishnan,
                       Associate Professor and Head of Dept. of Economics, St. Josephs College (Autonomous).
                       It was organised in association with the Indian Institute of Public Administration (IIPA).
                   61. 2016-17  Changemaker  Week:  Rohini  Nilekeni,  founder  of  Arghayam,  Anshoo  Gupta,
                       founder of the NGO Goonj, and Shaheen Mistri, Founder of Teach for India, inaugurated
                       the  Changemaker  Week,  on  social  entrepreneurship,  organized  by  the  Masters
                       Departments of Political Science and Communication, SJC, in collaboration with Ashoka
                       Innovators for the Public and Deccan Herald.
                   62. ―Dissent  and  Development:  Contemporary  Challenges  to  Democracy  in  India  and  the
                       World‖.  Panelists  were  Prof.  Cheriyan  Alexander,  Prof.  Kiran  Jeevan,  Mr.  Prithvi
                       Chanda,  Student,  Dept.  of  English  and  Ms.  Tanya  Monteiro,  Student,  Dept.  of  Social
                       Work.
                   63. Guest Lecture by Dr. Christian Wagner, Titled : 'Terrorism in South Asia.' Dr Christian
                       Wagner is Senior Fellow at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs
                       (SWP), Berlin.
                   64. Discussion: titled 'Reconceptualising Refugee Rights: Appropriating Myriad Avatars' on
                       the occasion of World Refugee Day, the Master's Department of Political Science. It was
                       led by Prof. D. Jeevan Kumar, Department of Political Science, Bangalore University,
                   65. Panel Discussion tilted- ‗The Idea of India in Jammu &Kashmir: The Complex reality-
                       Cocktail  Of  Alienated  Citizenship,  Desire  For  Political  Autonomy  And  Expression  of
                       Violent  Resistance‘.The  Panelists  were:  Dr.  Ambrose  Pinto,  Ambassador  B.R.
                       Muthukumar, IFS (Retd),Prof. M.J. Vinod, Prof. Suba Chandran and Mr. Aijaz Rahi
                   33. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes.
                         Effective  delivery  of  lectures,  guest  lectures,  screening  documentaries,  seminars  and
                       colloquim,  field visits
                       UG,  PG  students  are  given  opportunities  to  present  their  assignment  topics  as  PPT
                       presentation in class
                   34.  How  does  the  department  ensure  that  programme  objectives  are  constantly  met  and
                   learning outcomes monitored?
                   Teaching methodologies, nature of assignments, and presentations done in class ensure that
                   the learning objectives are met as much as possible. Student response in examinations and
                   assignments, participation in intercollegiate competitions and winning awards indicate to their
                   learning  the  subject.  Their  ability  to  secure  internships  and  complete  them  successfully
                   indicates  that  the  objectives  are  being  met.    The  successful  completion  of  PG  student‘s
                   dissertation indicates their ability to carry out independent research.
                   35.Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.
                   All  students  attend  the  college  Outreach  Program.  Industrial  visits  are  organized  to  visit
                   Toyota factory, Nandini Dairy KMF, GKVK campus.


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