Department of Accounting and Finance has conducted a First Aid Training Program held on 18.07.2025
In collaboration with National service scheme (NSS) and Red Ribbon Club (RRC), the Department of Accounting and Finance has conducted a First Aid Training Program held on Friday 18 th July 2025 at SACAS auditorium.
Ms. S. Varshini, Project Officer & Trainer of an established organization, ALERT that has professional know-how on emergency response and first aid education, conducted this session. It was conducted between 9.30 a.m and 11.30 a.m. This training was attended by many aspiring students.
The aim of the program was to establish awareness of simple first aid procedures so that the students acquire skills that would enable them to act confidently when medical situations need their attention. Ms. Varshini addressed the most critical issues about CPR, dealing with cuts and burns, how to react to unconsciousness, choking, and bleed management, conducted an interactive presentation, live demonstrations, and real-life scenarios.
The session stressed on the necessity of being a good citizen and responsive citizen and that immediate and right action may sometimes save lives. The students actively attended the demonstration part and eliminated their confusion on emergency procedure.
Outcome:
The students became more confident dealing with real medical conditions that may arise in life like faints, bleeding, fractures, burn and heart attacks.
Department of Mathematics, in collaboration with the Mathelets Club of S.A. College of Arts & Science, organized Pi Approximation Day on 18.07.2025
SACAS Celebrates Pi Approximation Day with Insightful Session and Student Activities
The Department of Mathematics, in collaboration with the Mathelets Club of S.A. College of Arts & Science, organized Pi Approximation Day on July 18, 2025, at the college premises.
The event commenced with a warm welcome and the introduction of the Chief Guest by Dr. G. Ambika, Head of the Department of Mathematics. The highlight of the day was an engaging and informative session by Dr. Dhanalakshmi K., Assistant Professor at SRM Institute of Science & Technology, Kattankulathur. She delivered a thought-provoking talk on the historical and practical use of fractions in Pi approximation, emphasizing the significance of Pi as a fundamental constant in mathematics.
The session enhanced students' understanding of Pi and its real-world applications. A poster presentation competition was also conducted, encouraging student participation and creativity. The event was both educational and inspiring for all attendees.
Department of Home Science – NFSMD Guest Lecture on 18.07.2025
The Department of Home Science – Nutrition, Food Service Management and Dietetics (NFSMD), in collaboration with the F3 Nutrition Club, successfully organized a guest lecture titled “From Symptoms to Symbols: The Art of Medical Coding” on *18th July 2025 at 1:00 PM*. The session aimed to introduce students to the dynamic field of *Medical Coding* and create awareness about its growing *career opportunities* in healthcare industries.
Our guest speaker, Mr. Blessing S, Co Founder & MD, Focus Health Care, with his 13 years of experience in this field elaborated on the essentials of *medical coding systems*, such as *ICD codes*, *CPT*, and *HCPCS*, and their vital role in clinical documentation and healthcare revenue management . Real-time examples and industry expectations were shared to help students understand how symptoms are translated into standard codes, forming the backbone of insurance and hospital records.
Students gained a broader perspective on placement avenues,required skills, and certification programs related to medical coding. The interactive session concluded with a lively Q\&A, reflecting the enthusiastic participation of the students.
The event provided a valuable platform for bridging academic knowledge with professional insights and was highly appreciated by both faculty and students.
Department of Psychology organised a guest lecture on 18.07.2025
The Department of Psychology, SACAS, organised a guest lecture on the topic “Self-Care is Not Selfish” on [date, if confirmed]. The resource person for the session was Dr. Veenavani, Consultant Homeopath and Psychologist.
The session highlighted the importance of understanding self-care as a crucial aspect of mental health and overall wellbeing. Dr. Veenavani shared insights on practical ways to incorporate self-care into daily life without guilt, and emphasised how nurturing oneself enhances personal growth and interpersonal relationships.
The programme was well-received by students and faculty members. The Department of Psychology continues to organise such lectures to promote holistic psychological wellbeing among learners and staff.
Department of Visual Communication Organized Industrial Visit @ Lalit Kala Academy Art Exhibition- Live Painting Demo on 18.07.2025
The purpose of the industrial visit was to expose students to diverse art forms, creative practices, and the cultural heritage showcased in the art exhibition “Retrospective” at Lalith Kala Academy. The visit aimed to provide experiential learning, encourage aesthetic appreciation, and enhance the visual literacy of budding visual communicators.
Highlights of the Exhibition
Display of paintings, sculptures, and mixed media art by renowned and emerging artists. Sections dedicated to traditional and contemporary art styles. Interaction opportunities with artists and curators to understand concepts, techniques, and inspirations behind their works.
Key Observations
Students explored the nuances of composition, color psychology, perspective, and symbolism in visual art.
Learned how heritage and modernity coexist in artistic expression. Gained practical insights into art curation, lighting, and exhibition design.
Outcome:
The Multifaceted Talent Show The visit inspired students to conceptualize and plan an in-house talent show reflecting creativity across multiple domains such as painting, photography, digital art, and installation work. This activity will help channel their observations into practical applications, fostering innovation and collaborative learning.
Conclusion
The industrial visit was a valuable educational experience, broadening the students’ understanding of visual aesthetics and professional art practices. It encouraged critical thinking, creativity, and a holistic
approach to visual communication.
Department of Corporate Secretaryship inaugurated the Corporate Governance Professionals Association for the academic year 2025–2026 on 17.07.2025
Corporate Governance Association Inaugurated at SACAS for 2025–2026
The Department of Corporate Secretaryship at S.A. College of Arts & Science, Thiruverkadu, Chennai, inaugurated the Corporate Governance Professionals’ Association for the academic year 2025–2026 on July 17, 2025, at the SACAS Auditorium. The event began at 11:00 a.m. with “Tamizhthai Vaazthu” and the lighting of the “Kuthu Vilakku.”
Chief Guests Mr. K. Durairaj, Technical Manager – Mechanical Engineering, with 33 years of experience in team leadership, planning, and customer-oriented management, and Mr. S. Sivasankaran, Junior Works Manager – Mechanical Engineering, H.V.F (Ministry of Defence, Avadi), with 27 years of expertise in manufacturing transmission gearboxes for battle tanks, CNC-based machining, and productivity optimization, they were honoured by Dr. S. Ganapathy, Head of the Department.
Faculty members and alumni also shared insights and motivational experiences. The event concluded with the distribution of badges and appointment letters to the newly appointed student leaders, encouraging them to embrace leadership roles.
Department of English at S.A. College of Arts & Science successfully conducted the sixth meeting of its Readers’ Club The Bookmark on 17.07.2025
‘The Bookmark’ Inspires Literary Passion at SACAS
The Department of English at S.A. College of Arts & Science successfully conducted the sixth meeting of its Readers’ Club, The Bookmark, on July 17, 2025, from 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Digital Library. The session aimed to nurture reading habits, literary appreciation, and critical thinking among students.
Ms. R. Divya, the club coordinator, welcomed the participants and emphasized the importance of reading in shaping young minds. Mr. Thanga Kumaran, Head of the Department of English, also shared a thought-provoking story and highlighted the significance of listening as a key element of literary engagement and communication.
Faculty members shared personal reading experiences, setting an inspiring tone for the session. Each participant presented a summary of their favorite literary work, discussing key themes, characters, and the impact it had on them.
Open discussions followed, encouraging dialogue, interpretation, and deeper literary understanding among students.
School of Management & Bachelor of Business Administration, at S.A. College of Arts & Science, organized a Human Chain on 16.07.2025
SACAS BBA Students Form Human Chain for Human Rights
The School of Management & Bachelor of Business Administration, at S.A. College of Arts & Science, organized a Human Chain on July 16, 2025, to show strong support for Human Rights. The event took place in front of the SACAS main gate and saw active participation from over 30 students.
Students stood united, holding placards with powerful slogans and inspiring quotes, spreading awareness on the importance of human dignity, equality, and justice. The initiative aimed to instill a strong sense of social responsibility and encourage students to become informed and active citizens.
This meaningful activity reflected the students’ commitment to promoting universal human rights and their collective voice against injustice. The event was well received by faculty and students alike, reinforcing SACAS’s dedication to shaping socially conscious individuals who stand for positive change in society.
Department of Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence at S.A. College of Arts & Science organized a free Orientation Program on 16.07.2025
Empowering Girls for the Future: SACAS Hosts Job Readiness Orientation
The Department of Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence at S.A. College of Arts & Science organized a free Orientation Program titled “Job Readiness Skills for Girls” on Wednesday, July 16, 2025. The event took place from 2 PM to 3 PM at the SACAS Auditorium and was exclusively conducted for all II and III year female students.
Mr. B. Shankar from Team Everest led the session, which aimed to equip young women with essential career skills. The orientation was part of a broader initiative addressing the low 22% female employment rate. The main program included a 75-day training with 13 sessions on resume building, “Learning with AI,” and more. Participants received a ₹1000 stipend and a certificate upon successful completion.
The event inspired students and boosted their confidence, reflecting SACAS’s commitment to empowering women and promoting inclusive employment opportunities through practical and impactful learning experiences.
Grand Celebration of 101st International Chess Day with Block Level Tournament at SACAS on 15.07.2025
Grand Celebration of 101st International Chess Day with Block Level Tournament at SACAS
The Department of Physical Education at S.A. College of Arts & Science, in association with Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Poonamallee, celebrated the 101st International Chess Day by organizing a grand Block Level Chess Competition for the academic year 2025–2026. The zonal-level tournament, covering both Poonamallee and Avadi regions, was inaugurated by Dr. S. Ganapathy, Head of the Department of Corporate Secretaryship.
A total of 60 schools participated, with 253 students from the Avadi zone and 183 from the Poonamallee zone. The competition featured four categories: U-11, U-14, U-17, and U-19, for both boys and girls.
The event was successfully coordinated by Mr. G. Sivamaran, Director of Physical Education, along with Assistant DPEs Mr. R. Haribabu, Mrs. J.H. Vasantha Lakshmi, and Ms. S. Sandhiya. The tournament promoted strategic thinking, sportsmanship, and a love for chess among school students.
