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Workshop: GT Aide – A Global Field Planning Tool

Workshop: GT Aide – A Global Field Planning Tool

The PG Department of Applied Geology successfully organised a two-day workshop on GT Aide, a global field planning tool designed to enhance geological data collection and analysis. The workshop aimed to familiarise participants with the application’s features, functions, and benefits in field mapping, data integration, and decision-making processes.
The objectives were to
To introduce GT Aide as a modern tool for field planning.To demonstrate its practical applications in geological studies.To provide hands-on training for students and faculty members.To enhance participants’ technical skills in field data management.

Day 1: Introduction to GT Aide, interface walkthrough, and case study examples.
Day 2: Practical exercises, real-time field planning simulations, and Q&A sessions.
Title of the Workshop: GT Aide – A Global Field Planning Tool
Date: 11th & 12th August 2025
Venue: M.P. Narayana Menon Hall and GIS Lab

Resource Persons:
Sri. A.C. Dinesh,
CTO Geomarine Solutions Private Ltd,Mangalore,Former Director, Geological Survey of India (GSI)
Sri. Sajesh P.V.,
Senior Geologist, Geological Survey of India (GSI)
Participants actively engaged in the activities, asking questions and applying the concepts through live demonstrations.The workshop proved to be highly beneficial for students and faculty, equipping them with skills relevant to modern geological practices. The Department of Geology extends its sincere gratitude to the resource persons, management, and all participants for making the event a success.

Inter-Collegiate Film Screening and Discussion

Inter-Collegiate Film Screening and Discussion

The Department of Multimedia and Film Club of GEMS Arts and Science College organized an Inter Collegiate Film Screening and Discussion on 18th August 2025. The event was conducted in association with Majlis Arts and Science College, Puramannur, and Malabar College of Advanced Studies, Vengara. The theme of the program was “A Cinematic Journey to Promoting Human Rights and Values.”
The featured film for the screening was “The Terminal” directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Tom Hanks and Catherine Zeta-Jones. The film, which deals with themes of humanity, dignity, resilience, and human rights, was chosen to inspire students to reflect on the importance of values in contemporary society. Following the screening, an interactive discussion session was held where students shared their perspectives on the film and its relevance to human rights and cultural values.
Students of the Department of Multimedia, GEMS College actively participated in the program. Additionally, a few invited students from Majlis Arts and Science College, Puramannur, and Malabar College of Advanced Studies, Vengara, also joined the event. Faculty members from the Department of Multimedia and representatives of the Film Club were also present, guiding the discussion session.
The program proved to be highly engaging and insightful. Students not only enjoyed the cinematic experience but also gained a deeper understanding of human rights and values through the narrative of the film. The inter-collegiate participation added diversity to the discussions, enriching the viewpoints shared. The session successfully met its objective of promoting critical thinking, intercultural dialogue, and the role of cinema as a tool for social awareness.

Four-day Student Induction Program (SIP) 2025

Four-day Student Induction Program (SIP) 2025

The PG Department of Social Work organized a four-day Student Induction Program (SIP) 2025 for the first-year MSW students of the academic year 2025–2027. The program aimed to familiarize students with the field of social work, build rapport among peers and faculty, orient parents, and equip students with essential skills for academic and professional growth. On Day 1 (17 July 2025), Ms. Anitha Parveen J, Head of the PG Department of Social Work, led a session titled “The First Step: Understanding the Social Work Road Map”, introducing students to the values, principles, and scope of the profession while outlining the academic expectations. Day 2 (18 July 2025) featured an ice- breaking session titled “Mix & Mingle: The Social Work Edition”, facilitated by Mr. Sarath K and Mr. Anas Tharakan, Assistant Professors, which helped students and faculty engage and build a sense of belonging. On Day 3 (21 July 2025), the program included two sessions: the first, “Home and Field: Parents&; Role in Social Work Learning”, was an orientation for parents emphasizing their supportive role in the student’s learning journey; the second, “Beyond the Classroom: Introduction to Field Work”, was handled by Ms. Gopika M, Assistant Professor, highlighting the significance, components, and learning outcomes of fieldwork. The final session on Day 4 (31 July 2025), titled “Voice and Vision: The Art of Effective Speech”, was conducted by Mr. Rihas K.T., International Public Speaking Trainer and Assistant Professor, PG Department of English, focusing on developing students&; communication and public speaking skills, thereby concluding the induction program on a confident and empowering note.