EXTENSION ACTIVITY ORGANISED BY THE HUMAN RESOURCES CLUB IN ASSOCIATION WITH UDUPI ZILLA KANAKADASA SEVA SAMAJA REGD.

-
The HR club of Poornaprajna Institute of Management designed an event ‘Mine-Field’ for the students of Udupi Zilla Kanakadasa Seva Samaja Trust on 6th December 2017 on PROBLEM-SOLVING.
Objective of the program:
·         To identify problems in the environment.
·         To generate alternatives.
·         To identify a feasible solution.

Description/Report: The participants were divided into teams of 3 where one member of the team was blind-folded. The blind-folded person had to clear various barriers and obstacles and reach the end destination. The other 2 members had to stand at the destination and guide their team member to the reach the end point. Only one team out of 4 teams could clear the round and ultimately the same team was declared as the winner.
Impact on the Beneficiaries:
·         The beneficiaries learnt how to solve problem solving skills using their own creativity and innovation
·         They learnt to have trust on their team when they were in problem.
·         The beneficiaries also learnt the importance of listening skills.
Impact on the students:
·         The student co-ordinators learnt how to create obstacles, barriers and mental blocks which was must for the event.
They also found how the team members get excited and disturbed when the instructions are not followed.


Comments

Post a Comment

After verification, we will post it.

Popular posts from this blog

HALF DAY VISIT TO “MAMATHEYA THOTTILU”

-
Image
  On 20-03-2021 Poornaprajna Institute of Management, HR Forum ETICA, and IQAC jointly organized a half-day visit to 'Mamatheya Thottilu'. 13 students from HR specialization along with the faculty in-charge Prof. Joe Ashwin Correa visited the orphanage near Santhekatte,Udupi.  Ashritha M S hosted the program.  The program began with the self-introduction of the students, which was followed by the inmates also introducing themselves by telling their names, their class, their favorite food, favorite color, the name of their best friends, and the ambitions of their life.  Project coordinator Ms. Marina Elizabeth introduced the staff members Rekha, Prema, Jayanthi and others to the gathering. Inmates showcased their talent by singing “Needu Shiva Needadiru Shiva” spiritual song. Ashritha M S and Nagashree K taught action songs to the inmates, along with English alphabets, Kannada vocabulary, Numbers from one to twenty and days of a week. Inmates danced for the song “Bumbum Bhole”
Read more

Anti-Ragging Cell conducts a skit on the menace of Ragging

-
Image
 Anti Ragging cell of Poornaprajna Institute of Management organised a Skit programme by the students on the theme of "Prevention of Ragging".  Five teams presented their idea about the problems involved and the ways to overcome ragging through their skit.  The programme was appreciated by the Director of PIM, Dr. Bharath V.  The Anti-ragging committee members along with all the faculty were present on the occasion. 
Read more

VISIT TO OZANAM-OLD AGE HOME AT KALLIANPUR, UDUPI.

-
Image
The HR forum of Poornaprajna Institute of Management visited the old age nursing home- OZANAM at Kallianpur, Udupi on 28 th September 2018. During the visit the 12 students from HR specialisation along with the faculty in-charge Mr.Joe Ashwin Correa interacted with the elderly, seeking information regarding their good old days and about their present-day to day routine. Some of the elderly also shared their experiences with the students individually which was a good experience. The students also conducted spot games and activities to bring in some smiles on the old and tired faces. The inmates participated wholeheartedly and showed an excellent sportive spirit during these 2 hours. At the end, the Superior of the Old age home thanked the students for the noble initiative and blessed the students for the great sacrifice. The students as a token of love distributed handmade greeting cards, chocolates, cake and other necessary food items to the inmates who would be consumed b
Read more