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Dare & Aware : National Girl Child Day Quiz 2026

Dare & Aware : National Girl Child Day Quiz 2026

The Women Development Cell (WDC) and PG Department of English Language and Literature of GEMS Arts and Science College Autonomous successfully organized a program on 23rd January 2026 at MP Narayana Menon Hall to raise awareness. The quiz program was designed for the 'Njangalum Collegilekku' batch. This batch, an initiative by the Honorable MLA to encourage women to resume their higher education, participated enthusiastically in the event aimed at fostering legal and social awareness.
The centerpiece of the session was a six-level awareness quiz focusing on three core themes: Girl Child Rights, Government Policies and Rules, and General Knowledge related to women's empowerment. This interactive platform effectively educated participants on important legal protections and various welfare schemes, while the competitive yet supportive atmosphere encouraged them to engage deeply with the subject matter. To recognize the efforts of the participants, Mr. Vasudevan Master, Vice Chairman of GEMS Arts and Science College (Autonomous), distributed awards to the best performers, Ms. Muhsina P ( 3rd Sem BA Sociology) and Nihma Farsana PK ( 1st Sem BA English Language and Literature) after which the participants shared valuable feedback on their experience. The event concluded with a vote of thanks proposed by Ms. Basima, faculty member and Assistant Coordinator of the 'Njangalum Collegilekku' batch.

The outcomes of the program were closely aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), specifically focusing on Quality Education (SDG 4), Gender Equality (SDG 5), Reduced Inequalities (SDG 10), and Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions (SDG 16). By addressing themes like girl child rights and legal policies, the event successfully sensitized the participants about the protective laws and welfare schemes available to them. This awareness empowered these women to navigate their academic and social lives with greater confidence and legal literacy, ultimately fostering a culture of informed action and reinforcing the institution's commitment to inclusive education and social justice.

“Big Dreams Start with a Single Pixel”

“Big Dreams Start with a Single Pixel”

The Department of Multimedia, in association with Adontic Technologies and Adontic School, organized a Skill Development Program titled “Big Dreams Start with a Single Pixel” on 13th January 2025 at the MPN Hall. The program was conducted with the objective of equipping students with industry-oriented knowledge and professional skills required in the field of graphic design and multimedia.

The session was mentored by Mr. Muhammad Suneesh, Founder & Creative Director, who served as the resource person for the program. He delivered an engaging and practical session focusing on real-world design practices and career development in the creative industry. The session covered topics such as approaching design work professionally, finding and handling clients, pricing and quoting design projects, understanding industry workflows, and building confidence in client interactions.

The resource person also highlighted the smart use of AI tools in UI/UX and graphic design, current job and freelance opportunities across design domains, and the transition from a designer to an entrepreneur. The session provided valuable insights into industry expectations and emerging trends in the design field.

88 students from all three batches of BA Multimedia  actively participated in the program and interacted with the resource person by raising questions related to freelancing, career growth, and professional challenges. The session was highly informative, motivating, and beneficial in enhancing students’ industry readiness.

Overall, the program was successful in inspiring students to think creatively, work professionally, and explore entrepreneurial opportunities in the multimedia and design industry.


Extension Activity One-Day Certificate Program on Applied Multimedia Skills

Extension Activity One-Day Certificate Program on Applied Multimedia Skills

The Department of Multimedia, GEMS Arts and Science College (Autonomous), organized a One-Day Certificate Program on Applied Multimedia Skills as an extension activity aimed at empowering Plus Two students of Kerala by providing exposure to professional multimedia education and career opportunities beyond the regular curriculum.

The primary objective of the extension activity was to bridge the gap between school-level education and industry-oriented multimedia practices. The program focused on introducing students to creative domains such as script development, photography, videography, graphic designing, video editing, AR & VR technologies, and audio-visual production.

The activity began with interactive workshops on Basics of Script Development and Photography & Videography, enabling students to understand storytelling, visual composition, and camera handling. This was followed by sessions on Graphic Designing and Video Editing, where participants were introduced to industry-standard tools and workflows.

As part of experiential learning, students were taken on a departmental tour, which included visits to the Video Studio, Dubbing Studio, AR & VR Lab, and Audio Visual Theatre. This hands-on exposure helped participants gain real-time insight into professional multimedia environments and production processes.

Competitions were conducted to encourage creativity and active participation among students. Winners were recognized during the closing ceremony, and certificates of participation were distributed to all 59 participants. Lunch and learning materials were provided as part of the extension initiative. 

The extension activity successfully created awareness about multimedia education, creative careers, and emerging technologies. It also strengthened the institution’s outreach efforts by engaging school students and motivating them to pursue higher studies and skill development in the field of multimedia.


Eighth Academic and Research Review Committee meeting held at GEMS Arts and Science College (Autonomous) on  24th January 2026

Eighth Academic and Research Review Committee meeting held at GEMS Arts and Science College (Autonomous) on 24th January 2026

                                                                              The eighth Academic and Research Review Committee meeting of GEMS

Arts and Science College was held on 24th January 2026 from 10:30 AM onwards at Prem Nazir Audio Visual Theatre, Library and Research Centre at the college campus. Dr.B G Unni, Director- Academic & Research and Chairman of the ARRC presented the overview of the research and academic activities such as projects related, patents and other activities undertaken in the college by the students and faculties during the period from 1stJuly to 31st December 2025. He also explained the achievements of both faculties and students in different fields . Dr.Naveen Mohan, Principal, presented the overall progress of the college in terms of academics, research, initiation of add on courses, certificate courses and infrastructure development of the institution.

                                                                                                          Review meeting under progress with the faculties and experts 

The progress of academic and research activities of each department, and future action plan were presented by the respective Head of the Departments. Each department described their highlights, achievements, different activities organized by the departments and their action plans. Achievements of the faculties and students in academic/sports and extracurricular activities were detailed by Dr. Abdussamed, Vice Principal, GEMS Arts and Science College. The external experts present in the review meetings were Dr. A Hameed, Professor, Department of Education, University of Calicut and Dr. KV Suseela, Department of Microbiology, Amala Institute of Medical Sciences, Thrissur, also gave various suggestions and recommendations on short- and long-term basis for the college. The other two external members ( Dr.R.Dinesh, Director ICAR-Indian Institute of Spices Research , Calicut & Prof. Dr. N P Hafiz Mohammed, Former Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Calicut) could not attend the review
meeting due to unavoidable reasons. The experts were satisfied with the progress that the institution has made during the assessment period. Dr.Hameed appreciated faculties and management for following the recommendations of previous ARRC. He made observations such as conducting the International Expert’s Lecture Series, Nexus journal, achievements in patents and had a great appreciation when compared to other institutions. Dr. Hameed appreciated the institution’s initiative in introducing seed money grants to promote research among faculty members. Additionally, he commended the college for obtaining SWAYAM Local Chapter status and recommended ensuring complete registration of students in SWAYAM/MOOC courses. Dr. Suseela appreciated Research and Academic Director for his achievement from his former position in the University. She appreciated the seed money grant provided by the management to carry out research work . Dr. B. G. Unni, Academic and Research Director, reviewed the proceedings of the meeting and emphasized the importance of strengthening research activities within the institution. Shri P. T. Hamsa, Director, GEMS Arts and Science College, felicitated the gathering and appreciated the progress of the college at all levels. Shri Vasudevan M, Vice Chairman, Vice Chairman, felicitated the gathering and delivered the concluding remarks of the meeting. He spoke about the recently inaugurated Centre for Applied Artificial Intelligence and Semiconductor Laboratory, and outlined plans to integrate Artificial Intelligence into the curriculum for the upcoming academic year 2026–2027..As an initial step, the management proposed organizing training programmes in AI for faculty members. He also pointed out that the existing Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) were not fully functional and emphasized the need to activate and effectively utilize them. Additionally, he stressed the importance of strengthening the research ecosystem through increased research publications. He further highlighted the role of mentoring in shaping the character and behaviour of students, thereby fostering a vibrant academic community. The meeting concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Dr. Nayana P, Research Officer, GEMS Arts and Science College