S.A. Film Academy (SAFA) organised a five-day workshop on “Basics of Film Making Techniques” from May 11.05.2026 to 15.05.2026
S.A. Film Academy (SAFA) organised a five-day workshop on “Basics of Film Making Techniques” from May 11 to 15 at its Chennai campus. The programme aimed to provide aspiring filmmakers and media students with practical exposure to filmmaking, cinematography, editing, direction, and digital media production through interactive sessions and demonstrations.
The workshop was conducted under the guidance of Thiru. P. Venkatesh Raja, Correspondent, S.A. Institutions. Delivering the inaugural address, Dr. Malathi Selvakkumar, Principal, S.A. College of Arts & Science, stressed the importance of experiential learning and professional skill development in media education.
The sessions were coordinated by Prof. R.D. Balaji, Director, SAFA, focusing on bridging academic learning with real-world filmmaking practices and emerging creative technologies. Students from various disciplines actively participated and gained hands-on training in visual storytelling and cinematic production. Participation certificates were distributed to all successful participants at the valedictory session.
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S.A. College of Arts & Science witnessed an engaging and refreshing Faculty Development Program 30.04.2026
S.A. College of Arts & Science witnessed an engaging and refreshing Faculty Development Program titled “The Pause that Empowers” on 30th April 2025, conducted from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The program aimed to promote well-being, mindfulness, and professional growth among faculty members.
The sessions created an energetic and positive atmosphere throughout the day. The program stood out for its activity-based and interactive approach, ensuring active participation from all attendees. Through group discussions, team-building exercises, and creative activities, the faculty experienced both learning and relaxation in a balanced manner.
Focusing on the importance of pausing amidst busy academic schedules, the program encouraged participants to reflect, reconnect, and rejuvenate. Key highlights included sessions on stress management, effective communication, innovative teaching strategies, and collaborative learning. The sessions also introduced simple, practical techniques that faculty members can apply in their daily professional lives.
Participants appreciated the engaging format and meaningful insights shared during the sessions. The program successfully fostered stronger bonds among faculty and inspired a renewed commitment towards teaching excellence.
The outcome of the programme was evident in the enhanced motivation, improved well-being, and fresh perspectives gained by the participants. As the program concluded, faculty members expressed gratitude for the opportunity to pause and recharge.
Overall, the initiative proved to be a valuable step towards creating a more positive, connected, and empowered academic community at the institution.











S.A. College of Arts & Science hosted the zonal selections of “Beyond The Limit – THIGAZH 2026” on 19.04.2026
Shining Beyond Limits: THIGAZH 2026 Inspires Confidence and Inclusion at SACAS.
S.A. College of Arts & Science hosted the zonal selections of “Beyond The Limit – THIGAZH 2026” on 19 April 2026 at the SACAS Auditorium. Organized by SRP Foundation, the CSR wing of Shree Renga Polyester Pvt. Ltd., in collaboration with Brainchild Rehab Centre, the event featured a joyful ramp walk for children with special needs aged 5 to 18.
The highlight was the confident and charming ramp walk by the children, which filled the auditorium with applause and happiness. The event created a safe and supportive space for participants to express themselves and showcase their talents.
Parents appreciated the opportunity given to their children, noting improved confidence and social interaction. Distinguished guests, including Ms. K. Jayashree Senthil, Dr. L. Vishnu, Dr. G. Purushothaman, and Dr. Arun Kumar Malayappan, encouraged the participants with inspiring words.
The event successfully promoted inclusion, boosted self-esteem, and celebrated the unique abilities of every child.










SACAS Football Team Secures Runner-up at UFC Trophy 2026
SACAS Football Team Secures Runner-up at UFC Trophy 2026
The football team of S. A. College of Arts & Science delivered a commendable performance at the UFC Trophy 2026, held in Avadi, securing the Runner-up position. In a thrilling final against Chennai FC, the team fought valiantly but narrowly lost 3–4 in a closely contested match.
The final witnessed intense competition, with both sides displaying remarkable skill, determination, and sportsmanship. Despite the narrow defeat, the team’s performance reflected unity, resilience, and strong fighting spirit throughout the tournament.
A major highlight was Irfan of I Year M.Com, who was honoured as the Player of the Tournament for his outstanding performance and consistent contribution on the field.
The institution proudly congratulates the team for their excellent achievement and spirited effort.


Department of Physical Education at S.A. College of Arts & Science successfully organized the 1st SACAS Corporate Badminton Tournament 2026 on 11.04.2026
The Department of Physical Education at S.A. College of Arts & Science successfully organized the 1st SACAS Corporate Badminton Tournament 2026, marking a significant sporting event on campus. The tournament saw enthusiastic participation from over 25 companies, with around 50 players competing with great energy and dedication.
The event featured Men’s Doubles and Mixed Doubles matches, all conducted smoothly, reflecting excellent planning and coordination. Participants showcased remarkable sportsmanship and competitive spirit throughout the tournament.
In the Men’s Doubles category, Mani and Charan from Dot Solved emerged as winners, while Mithun and Santhosh Kumar from EY secured the runner-up position. Devendiran and Vignesh from CMA CGM claimed third place, followed by Sathish Raja and Prabhakaran from HP Inc in fourth place.
In Mixed Doubles, Leaish Kumar and Veeralakshmi from CMA CGM won the title, with Venkatesh S and Niveditha M from Rapiddata Technologies finishing as runners-up.
The tournament concluded on a highly successful and celebratory note.








Department of Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence at S.A. College of Arts & Science organized its farewell celebration, “Epilogue,” on 11.04.2026
The Department of Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence at S.A. College of Arts & Science organized its farewell celebration, “Epilogue,” on 11th April 2026 from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. The event served as a heartfelt tribute to the outgoing batch, bringing together students, faculty, and well-wishers in a vibrant and memorable gathering.
The programme was filled with warmth, excitement, and nostalgia, as students actively participated in various activities. They shared cherished memories and expressed sincere gratitude to their mentors and peers. The atmosphere resonated with laughter, applause, and emotional moments, making the occasion truly special.
The outgoing students were honoured with felicitation, and best wishes were extended for their future endeavours. The event concluded on an uplifting note, leaving everyone with joyful hearts and lasting memories.
Overall, the celebration was a grand success, reflecting the department’s spirit of unity, gratitude, and togetherness.











Department of Computer Science at S.A. College of Arts & Science organized a heartfelt farewell Programme Farewell 2026 on 10.04.2026
The Department of Computer Science at S.A. College of Arts & Science organized a heartfelt farewell programme, “Farewell 2026,” at the SACAS Canteen on Friday from 12:00 p.m. onwards. The event brought together students of all three years and faculty members to bid adieu to the outgoing batch of B.Sc. Computer Science.
Under the guidance of the Head of the Department, Mr. Chandrasekar P., the programme featured speeches, reflections, and interactive moments. Junior students expressed gratitude to their seniors, while the graduating students shared their memorable experiences and learning journey.
The event created an atmosphere of joy and nostalgia, strengthening the bond between students and faculty. Faculty members appreciated the achievements and contributions of the outgoing batch.
The farewell concluded on an emotional note, inspiring students to step into their professional lives with confidence, carrying forward the values and knowledge gained from the institution.










The Evolve and Aspiration Club of the School of Management, S.A. College of Arts & Science, organized its Valedictory Ceremony on 10.04.2026
The Evolve and Aspiration Club of the School of Management, S.A. College of Arts & Science, organized its Valedictory Ceremony on April 10, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. in the SACAS Auditorium. The event brought together emotions, achievements, and aspirations under one roof.
Dr. S. Usha, Assistant Professor, Department of Management Studies, University of Madras, graced the occasion as the Guest of Honour. Dr. Viji R., Director of the School of Management, presented the Annual Report, highlighting the academic and co-curricular achievements of students and faculty for the year 2025–2026.
In her address, Dr. Usha motivated students, stressing that education is a lifelong journey and encouraging them to pursue their goals with determination. The programme also featured prize distribution to honour meritorious students. Final-year students shared their memorable experiences, making the event a blend of pride, joy, and nostalgia.










Department of Commerce (Accounting & Finance), S.A. College of Arts & Science, in association with the SACAS Association of Accounting & Finance Professionals and the SACAS’IANS FinTech Club, organized an extension activity “Hearts at Home” on 09.04.2026
The Department of Commerce (Accounting & Finance), S.A. College of Arts & Science, in association with the SACAS Association of Accounting & Finance Professionals and the SACAS’IANS FinTech Club, organized an extension activity titled “Hearts at Home” on 9th April 2026 at 7:30 p.m. at Natchatira Old Age Home, Numbal & Valasaravakkam.
The primary objective of this initiative was to instill a sense of social responsibility among students and to extend love, care, and emotional support to the elderly residents of the old-age home. The program also aimed to bridge the generation gap by fostering meaningful interaction between students and senior citizens through compassion and service.
During the visit, students actively engaged with the residents through friendly conversations, cultural performances, and interactive games. These activities brought immense joy and warmth to the inmates, making them feel valued, respected, and cared for. As a gesture of kindness and support, students also distributed essential items along with refreshments.
The atmosphere throughout the program was filled with positivity, empathy, and mutual respect. The experience created memorable moments for both students and residents, strengthening emotional bonds and spreading happiness. The visit not only uplifted the spirits of the elderly but also provided students with valuable insights into the importance of compassion, gratitude, and community service in today’s world.
The program concluded with heartfelt feedback from the residents, followed by a vote of thanks to all organizers and participants for making the event meaningful and impactful. “Hearts at Home” was a successful initiative that enriched humanitarian values among students while bringing smiles and comfort to the elderly.








Department of Corporate Secretaryship, organized Department Day on 08.04.2026
The Corporate Governance Professionals’ Association, under the aegis of the Department of Corporate Secretaryship, organized Department Day 2026 On April 8, 2026 . The Chief Guest, Mr. A. Prabu, Project Manager at Chakkaram Foundation, Chennai, delivered an interactive and insightful session on “Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) in Emerging Markets.” The event was compered by Ms. Veronica, Student Director, and Ms. Gopik. The welcome address was delivered by Ms. Lavanya, Council Representative. The Chief Guest was introduced by Ms. Shai Preethi, Vice President, and the vote of thanks was proposed by Ms. Bala Akasaya, Sports Secretary. The session witnessed enthusiastic participation from students.
The program commenced with the traditional lighting of the lamp, followed by a short audio-visual presentation showcasing the department’s remarkable achievements.
Mr. A. Prabu then delivered an engaging and insightful presentation. He shared his background in Corporate Secretaryship and emphasized the pivotal role of a Company Secretary in an organization. He highlighted the importance of being confident, possessing strong listening skills, and maintaining ethical responsibility. He stressed the need for environmental protection through initiatives such as tree plantation and proper waste management, avoiding disposal in water bodies like ponds and lakes. He also spoke about Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), noting that CSR funds are allocated and governed under the supervision of Company Secretaries. He emphasized the responsible and minimal use of resources to prevent wastage. Addressing social challenges, he pointed out issues related to labor practices, particularly the imbalance in working hours, where employees often work beyond the standard eight hours, leading to poor work-life balance. He also discussed the uneven distribution of industries, which contributes to pollution in certain regions while leaving others underdeveloped. He encouraged students to develop strong leadership qualities, a clear vision, and skills in self-employment and technology. He further spoke about rural empowerment programs and highlighted the growing integration of Artificial Intelligence in sectors such as defense, noting that many such innovations are driven by fresh graduates. He concluded his session by thanking the organization and the department for the opportunity.
Following this, Dr. S. Ganapathy presented the Annual Report. He began by thanking Mr. A. Prabu and the alumni for their presence. He reported that the department had 67 Students as Representative Volunteer for this academic year. He highlighted several successful initiatives, including a school event that attracted around 1,000 registrations and a national-level case study event that received participation from multiple states.
He also mentioned that two Memorandums of Understanding (MoU) were signed during the year, including one with Turnip Innovation and another with the Kerala Economic Association. He credited Dr. M. Suresh and Ms. K. Nihaarika for their efforts in facilitating these collaborations. He expressed appreciation to Ms. D. Mathivadhani for her contribution to placements and to Mr. V. Sivaprakasam for successfully organizing over 30 events. He also spoke about key programs such as the Student Knowledge Transformation Program and the Union Budget session, acknowledging the collective efforts of students. He further thanked Ms. D. Mathivadhani for organizing the IIT visit and Dr. Suresh for facilitating the industrial visit to Hatsun Agro Products.
Mr. V. Sivaprakasam then shared a short motivational story reflecting the realities of life, which deeply inspired the students. He also appreciated the faculty for their dedication. Ms. D. Mathivadhani honoured the alumni and students with her words, stating that the forum is open to all students and encouraging them to actively participate. She invited everyone to applaud the students as they received their tokens of appreciation.
The alumni then shared their experiences and insights. One alumna thanked Dr. S. Ganapathy for the invitation and spoke about the transition from college to the corporate world, encouraging students to give their best in all aspects and to make the most of their college life. She also emphasized the importance of learning to say “no” in the corporate environment. Another alumna shared her entrepreneurial journey, highlighting that she built her venture independently without financial support from her parents. Others spoke about the importance of communication, gratitude, and consistency in achieving success. Overall, the alumni session provided valuable real-world perspectives and inspiration to the students.
Dr. S. Ganapathy, Honoured the alumni with spot card. And Department Faculty also gave Spot card To those students for their contributions.
The event concluded with the members of the Corporate Governance Professionals’ Association being honoured with shields as a token of appreciation for their unwavering contributions to the department and the association.






















