School of Management, S.A. College of Arts & Science, hosted the NIPM Student Chapter Inauguration for the 2026–2028 batch on September 17, 2026
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NIPM Student Chapter Inauguration Held at SACAS Theatre
The School of Management, S.A. College of Arts & Science, hosted the NIPM Student Chapter Inauguration for the 2026–2028 batch on September 17, 2026, at the SACAS Theatre. Dr.M.H.Raja, MD, Lead HR services Pvt.Ltd. Immediate Past National President, NIPM India Board Member, APFHRM. And Mr.S.Rajendran, Former southern regional vice-president, NIPM former head- HR, IR & EHS J.K.Tyres, Chennai plant.
In this inspiring session, they shared their professional experiences and explained that improvement or position doesn’t come over night. As students gained a better understanding of the role of HR professionals in organizations, the importance of employee relations, leadership, communication, teamwork, and the skills required to succeed in the corporate world. The programme motivated us to actively participate in future NIPM activities, enhance our professional skills, and prepare ourselves for the corporate world. It was a meaningful learning experience that strengthened our interest in management and professional development.
Their interactive discussion also provided students with insights into career opportunities in human resource management, the importance of developing professional skills, and the challenges faced by HR professionals in organizations as students enthusiastically asked question about.
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The School of Management, S.A. College of Arts & Science organised Embrace’26 session by Mr.B.Vijay Kumar, Asst Vice President IT BNP Paribas India Solutions on the topic, “Knowledge sharing session” on 17/09/2026 at 11.15am.
During the insightful session, he shared valuable insights into entrepreneurship, business development, and the challenges faced by entrepreneurs. He emphasized the importance of developing essential skills such as communication, leadership, creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork to succeed in the business world. He highlighted the significance of effective decision-making in identifying opportunities, solving business problems, and achieving organizational goals. He also explained the importance of risk management, encouraging us to understand potential risks, evaluate alternatives, and make informed decisions before starting or expanding a business.
His encouraging words made the session highly engaging and beneficial. It enhanced our knowledge of entrepreneurship and motivated students to develop their skills, think creatively, and explore business opportunities with confidence. Overall, the session provided valuable practical knowledge and encouraged them to pursue their entrepreneurial aspirations. Embrace’26 set as a perfect example for knowledge and motivation.
School of Management, S.A. College of Arts & Science organises Embrace’26 Knowledge sharing session on 18.09.2026
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Session on 18.09.2026 by Mr.S.Sivakumar,CEO Capital market services Chennai & Singapore, on "MBA: A pathway to entrepreneurial success" as the Guest of Honour.
Mr.S.Sivakumar shared valuable insights about the importance of management education in developing entrepreneurial skills and achieving professional success. He explained how an MBA equips students with essential knowledge in business management, leadership, finance, marketing, and strategic planning. His professional experiences helped the students, connect classroom concepts with real-world business practices.
His motivational words provided students with valuable learning experience that broadened students understanding of entrepreneurship and the role of an MBA in business development. The session inspired students to pursue their ambitions with confidence, determination, and a positive mindset. Embrace'26 gives a great opportunity to learn new aspects.
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Dr. Jeofrelin C. Ines, Academic Leader at the University of Technology & Applied Sciences, Shinas, Oman, on "MBA Beyond the Degree: Think Globally, Lead Responsibly, Create Impact" as the Guest speaker in online mode.
In his inspiring address, Dr. Jeofrelin C. Ines emphasized that an MBA is not merely an academic qualification but a platform for developing leadership qualities, global perspectives, and responsible decision-making skills. He highlighted the importance of understanding global business trends, adapting to changing business environments, and developing the ability to lead diverse teams. The session also helped students understand the significance of ethical leadership, social responsibility, and creating a positive impact on society.
Through his valuable insights, he encouraged students to think beyond academic achievements and focus on continuous learning, personal growth, and responsible leadership. The session was a valuable learning experience that motivated students to enhance their managerial skills, develop a global mindset, and become responsible future leaders capable of making meaningful contributions to organizations and society.
Career Development Cell (CDC) of S.A. College of Arts & Science (SACAS) organised a campus recruitment drive on 18.09.2026
The Career Development Cell (CDC) of S.A. College of Arts & Science (SACAS) organised a campus recruitment drive in collaboration with Integrated Enterprise on 18 September 2026. The recruitment drive provided students with an opportunity to interact with industry representatives and demonstrate their professional skills. The selection process included a One-to-One Interview round, through which participating students showcased their abilities, confidence and professional potential. The drive offered valuable exposure to the recruitment process and helped students gain a better understanding of industry expectations and workplace requirements. The initiative reflects the institution’s continued commitment to enhancing students’ employability and creating meaningful career opportunities. The CDC appreciated the enthusiastic participation of the students and expressed its best wishes for their future career endeavours.
S.A. School of Management organised an Industrial Visit on 18.09.2026
S.A. School of Management organised an Industrial Visit to MBM India Pvt. Ltd. on 18 September 2026, providing students with valuable practical exposure to manufacturing and business operations.
During the visit, students gained insights into the manufacturing process, from raw material handling and component preparation to assembly, quality inspection, finishing, packaging, and dispatch. They also observed key business functions such as production planning, inventory management, quality control, workplace safety, supply chain operations, and human resource practices.
Interactions with industry personnel helped students understand how management concepts learned in the classroom are applied in a real manufacturing environment. The visit offered an enriching learning experience and enhanced students’ understanding of operational efficiency, quality standards, manufacturing practices, and workplace processes.
Overall, the industrial visit successfully bridged the gap between classroom learning and real-world industry experience, giving students a practical perspective on the functioning of a manufacturing organisation.
Department of Visual Communication of S.A. College of Arts and Science organised a seminar on “Motion Graphics” on September 17, 2026
The Department of Visual Communication of S.A. College of Arts and Science organised a seminar on “Motion Graphics” on September 17, 2026, at the SACAS Theatre, Thiruverkadu, Chennai. The programme was held from 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
The programme was organised with the constant support and valuable guidance of the Correspondent, Mr. P. Venkatesh Raja, and the Principal Dr.S.Anbalagan whose encouragement contributed significantly to the successful conduct of the seminar.
The programme commenced with a Welcome Address by Ms. Harini, Technical Instructor, Department of Visual Communication, S.A. College of Arts and Science. The programme was conducted with the continuous support of Dr. Sheik Mohamed S.H., Head of the Department of Visual Communication, S.A. College of Arts and Science.The seminar aimed to provide students with an understanding of the creative and technical aspects of motion graphics and its growing applications in the visual communication and media industries.
Mr. Savin Shijo, Senior VFX Faculty, Frameboxx, served as the resource person for the seminar. He shared his professional expertise and insights into motion graphics, visual effects and industry practices. The session offered students valuable exposure to contemporary techniques and helped them understand the skills and career opportunities available in the field of motion graphics and VFX.
The programme was convened by Mr. Gamaliel S., Convenor and Assistant Professor, Department of Visual Communication. Students actively participated in the seminar and benefited from the interaction with the industry professional.
The seminar concluded with a Vote of Thanks by Mr. Noah, Technical Instructor, Department of Visual Communication, who expressed gratitude to the management, resource person, faculty members and students for their valuable contributions towards the successful conduct of the programme.
The event was part of the department’s efforts to provide students with industry-oriented learning experiences and enhance their knowledge of emerging trends and technologies in visual communication.
Entrepreneurial Development Cell (EDC), S.A. College of Arts & Science, organised an Awareness Programme on Skill Development Training Programme 17.09.2026
The Entrepreneurial Development Cell (EDC), S.A. College of Arts & Science, organised an Awareness Programme on Skill Development Training Programme & PMEGP (Prime Minister Employment Generation Programme) on 17 September 2026 at the College Auditorium. The session was delivered by Mr. M.S. Khanna, Executive – Training / Capacity Building, Khadi & Village Industries Commission (KVIC), Ministry of MSME, Government of India.
The programme provided students with valuable insights into skill development, entrepreneurship, self-employment opportunities, and government support schemes, with special focus on PMEGP. The session encouraged students to explore entrepreneurial opportunities and understand the importance of developing relevant skills for their future careers.
The programme served as an informative platform that motivated students to think beyond conventional career paths and consider entrepreneurship as a means of creating opportunities for themselves and others. Overall, the session was an insightful and empowering initiative towards building skilled and future-ready entrepreneurs.
PG Department of Computer Science, through the Nexus Technovate Club, organized a Human Chain as an extension activity to commemorate World Organ Donation Day on 13 August 2026
The PG Department of Computer Science, through the Nexus Technovate Club, organized a Human Chain as an extension activity to commemorate World Organ Donation Day on 13 August 2026 at 8:15 a.m. at the SACAS Gate. The initiative aimed to create awareness about the importance of organ donation and inspire students to recognize it as a meaningful act that can save lives.
Students and participants came together to form a human chain, symbolizing unity, solidarity, compassion, and collective responsibility towards the noble cause of organ donation. The activity created a strong visual message for the college community and encouraged participants to learn more about organ donation and share awareness with others.
Through this initiative, students spread the message that a single decision to donate organs can offer hope and a new lease of life to those in need. The programme also promoted values of social responsibility, empathy, and community service.
The Human Chain was successfully conducted with enthusiastic participation, creating greater awareness about the significance of organ donation and inspiring the college community to support this life-saving cause.
S.A. Film Academy (SAFA), a part of S.A. Institutions, successfully conducted its Induction Day Programme for the 2026–27 batch on 16 September 2026
S.A. Film Academy (SAFA), a part of S.A. Institutions, successfully conducted its Induction Day Programme for the 2026–27 batch on 16 September 2026, marking the beginning of a new journey for aspiring filmmakers. The programme was conducted under the guidance and direction of Thiru P. Venkatesh Raja, Correspondent, S.A. Institutions.
The programme commenced with the Welcome Address by Asst. Prof. M r. Arul Prince RAAJ A.R.R., Department of Visual Communication, followed by a Special Address by Dr. S. Anbalagan, Principal, S.A. College of Arts and Science.
The event was graced by prominent personalities from the Tamil film industry, including Thiru R.K. Selvamani, President, FEFSI; Thiru R.V. Udayakumar, Former President, TANTIS; filmmaker Thiru N. Lingusamy; and cinematographer Thiru G.P. Krishna.
The chief guests felicitated the students and delivered inspiring and motivational addresses, encouraging them to pursue their passion for cinema with dedication, discipline and creativity. They also shared valuable experiences from their journeys in the film industry and assured their support and guidance for the students’ professional growth.
The programme concluded with an overview and Vote of Thanks by Prof. R.D. Balaji, Director, SAFA.
School of Management, S.A. College of Arts & Science organised MMA Student Chapter Inauguration on 16.09.2026
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Orientation programme Embrace’26 the Knowledge sharing session was handled Mr.Rajesh Swaminathan, Global hiring expert & Mentor on “Mindset shift-pivot with purpose”
In his inspiring address, Mr.Rajesh Swaminathan shared his personal experience about the miracles that happened in his life and how it made a mindset shift. He also quoted “Anything is worth doing, anything in the beginning” it should be with clarity,focus,concentration and discipline. Exposures through LinkedIn explained by him gave the students clarity to improvise their profile. He even talked about actors, Dhoni and Obama which made it even more interesting.
Through his diverse exposures from his acting career to podcast speaker, he inspired the students to be “Lifelong learner”. The session provided the students a different perspective on life and learning. The takeaways were so resourceful for the student’s growth and professional outlook.
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The second session on 15/09/26 was by Mr.Abbas Ali, Chief Mentor, on the topic “The AI-Augmented manager:Leading teams and Driving strategy”,
In his session, Mr.Abbas Ali introduced the students to tools like Claude, Canva, and WhatsApp Marketing by Watsberry, and explained how they can be used for content creation, communication, marketing, and business activities. It was very informative and useful, as students learned how AI and digital tools are becoming important in the modern business world. His explanation of TOFU, MOFU, and BOFU was especially interesting because it helped them understand how a customer moves from knowing about a product to finally making a purchase.
His real life examples made the marketing concepts easier to understand and connected the topics with real business situations. Overall, the session was interactive, practical, and interesting. It gave the students new knowledge about AI and digital marketing and helped them understand how these tools can be useful for them as future managers.
Department of Psychology of S.A. College of Arts and Science (SACAS) organised a Suicide Prevention Awareness Programme on 16.09.2026
The Department of Psychology of S.A. College of Arts and Science (SACAS) organised a Suicide Prevention Awareness Programme at Iyyappakkam Park on 16 September 2026, from 4.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. The programme aimed to create awareness about suicide prevention and emphasise the importance of emotional support, empathy, active listening and timely help-seeking.
As part of the initiative, Psychology students presented a thought-provoking mime performance highlighting the emotional struggles faced by individuals experiencing distress. Through expressive actions, the students conveyed the importance of recognising behavioural changes, listening without judgement, offering support and encouraging professional help when necessary.
The programme also sought to reduce the stigma surrounding conversations on emotional well-being and encouraged members of the public to extend care and support to those in need. The initiative reflected the Department of Psychology’s commitment to mental health awareness, social responsibility, empathy and community well-being.
