Department of Home Science - Nutrition, Food Service Management and Dietetics (NFSMD) organized a Guest Lecture on 31.07.2025
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 "Check Before You Chew" on 31st July 2025 at 2:00 PM. The session focused on Food Safety & Quality, emphasizing the importance of implementing stringent food safety measures in the food industry.
The guest speaker enlightened the students about food contaminants, personal hygiene practices, standard operating procedures, quality control techniques, and the role of FSSAI in ensuring food safety. Real-time case studies and practical examples gave students a deeper understanding of food safety protocols and their significance in public health.
The lecture was informative and engaging, sparking awareness and interest among the participants to be responsible future professionals. The session concluded with a fruitful Q\&A, leaving the students more knowledgeable and better equipped to uphold food safety standards in their careers.
School of Management, S.A. College of Arts & Science, organized an expert lecture on 30.07.2025
Logistics in Focus: Expert Lecture at SACAS Unveils Promising Career Paths
The School of Management, S.A. College of Arts & Science, organized an expert lecture titled *“Career Opportunities & Future in Logistics”* on July 30, 2025, at the SACAS Theatre from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Mr. Vijayrao Ganpati Sharbidre, Managing Director of VJ’S Express and Cargo Services, was the guest speaker. He provided a comprehensive overview of the logistics sector, highlighting its rapid growth driven by initiatives like Make in India and the boom in e-commerce, green logistics, and digital transformation.
He discussed global opportunities in logistics hubs such as Singapore and Dubai, and emphasized the importance of qualifications like BBA/MBA, technical tools like SAP, Power BI, Tableau, and soft skills such as negotiation and problem-solving.
The session was interactive and insightful, encouraging students to gain practical experience through internships and industry exposure. It reignited interest in logistics as a dynamic and evolving career path.
Department of Psychology successfully organized Freshers Day 2K25 on 30.07.2025
The Department of Psychology successfully organized Freshers Day 2K25 to welcome the newly admitted first-year students into our academic community. It was a joyful celebration that brought together students and faculty in a spirit of enthusiasm, interaction, and creativity.
Event Details:
Date: July 30, 2025 (WEDNESDAY)
Time: 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Venue: TF01
The Freshers Day celebration was filled with a range of lively and engaging segments designed
to create a warm and welcoming environment for the new batch. The event featured:
● Interactive sessions that allowed students to connect with each other and the department
● A variety of fun games and group activities that sparked joy and built camaraderie
● An open talent contest where students confidently showcased their unique skills
● Engaging performances that added color and vibrance to the program
Each element of the celebration was thoughtfully curated to foster a sense of belonging and to
give freshers a glimpse into the inclusive and dynamic culture of the department. The event
successfully encouraged student participation, highlighted creative expression, and nurtured
early bonds among classmates.
The Department of Psychology takes pride in having conducted the event in an organized,
student-friendly, and professional manner.
With this successful beginning, we look forward to continuing the journey together with positivity,
passion, and purpose.
Department of Computer Science with AI observed the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons on 30.07.2025
SACAS Students Unite for World Day Against Trafficking in Persons
The Department of Computer Science with AI at S.A. College of Arts & Science observed the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons on July 30, 2025, through an impactful awareness program. Held on campus, the event brought together students from various departments for a series of thought-provoking group discussions.
Key issues addressed included child labour, Sexual exploitation, kidnapping through fake advertisements, and the role of labor organizations. Participants also explored solutions such as child protection initiatives, the Right to Education (RTE), NGO schemes, and the importance of mental health awareness.
The session aimed to deepen student understanding of human trafficking and promote action against it. A powerful resolution was adopted, declaring that childhood is a right, not a privilege, and underscoring the value of education and healthcare for all.
Students pledged their support to the Blue Heart Society, vowing to turn awareness into sustained action beyond the event.
Department of Corporate Secretaryship organized a mentorship session on 30.07.2025
SACAS Hosts Mentorship Session on CA, CS, and CMA Career Pathways
The Department of Corporate Secretaryship at S.A. College of Arts & Science, Thiruverkadu, Chennai, organized a mentorship session titled *“Awareness of CA, CS, CMA Professional Association for Students”* on July 30, 2025, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the SACAS Auditorium.
The session featured Mrs. P. Sudarsana Sree, Assistant Manager in Corporate Governance at NTC Logistics India Pvt. Ltd., who delivered an insightful presentation on career opportunities in Chartered Accountancy (CA), Company Secretaryship (CS), and Cost and Management Accounting (CMA).
Attended by 150 students, the session covered the roles, responsibilities, and salary prospects of professionals in these fields. Mrs. Sree emphasized their significance in financial accuracy, regulatory compliance, and corporate governance. She also highlighted the exam structure, cost-effectiveness, and return on investment of these professional courses.
The interactive session inspired students to explore these valuable career options in the corporate world.
Corporate Governance Professionals’ Association and the Department of Corporate Secretaryship organised the Mentorship Session on 29.07.2025
The Corporate Governance Professionals’ Association and the Department of Corporate Secretaryship organised the Mentorship Session on “NEP 2020: A Student-Centric Approach to Learning”. The session was presented by Dr. Lt. G. Mahaveer he is Asst. professor in A. M. Jain college and Formerly NCC company commander with deep expertise in academic instruction and in corporate field, gave valuable insights on above topic. A total of 150 students attended the session. Lakshanya, Asst. Technical Secretary, Lincy, Asst. Social media secretary, compered the event. Varshini, delivered the welcome address for the event. Lavanya, Council Representative, delivered the chief guest introduction. Ishwariya, Asst. Student Director, delivered the vote of thanks.
Dr. Lt. G. Mahaveer delivered an interactive, thoughtful, and valuable presentation on the topic “NEP 2020: A Student-Centric Approach to Learning.” The session highlighted the flaws in the traditional education system, which has proven to be insufficient in adapting to changing environments. Significant changes were made in the years 1968, 1986, and most recently in 2020.India is a diverse country, so implementing changes in the education system takes time. Many graduates still struggle with basic communication skills, such as speaking and writing in proper English.
The New Education Policy (NEP 2020) has transformed the existing structure into a 5+3+3+4 system. The outdated model has been scrapped. The Indian government has planned to allocate 6% of the GDP to the education sector.
The revised educational stages are as follows:
Foundation stage: Up to 5 years of age (No exam will be conducted)
Preparatory stage: Ages 8 to 11 (No exam will be conducted)
Middle stage: Ages 11 to 14 (only objective type exam)
Secondary stage: Ages 14 to 18 (written exam)
Higher education: 3 to 4 years of graduation
The foundation stage will focus on learning in the mother tongue for better understanding. The middle stage will emphasize experiential learning and the inclusion of vocational courses. Looking ahead, the education system will be increasingly influenced and controlled by Artificial Intelligence (AI). Those who learn to integrate AI into their fields will have a significant advantage. In conclusion, Dr. Mahaveer emphasized that “Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world.”
School of Management organises Expert Lecture on 30.07.2025
School of Management, S.A. College of Arts & Science, conducted a session on Program titled “Dynamics of Communicational Intelligence” on July 29, 2025. The session focused on the theme "English language."
Mr. Narendranath Uppala Chief Mentor, Nareen Edutech Consulting, Malaysia , was the chief Guest. Mr.Narendranath delivered a highly informative and engaging session on the fundamentals of English grammar. He clearly explained key concepts such as nouns, verbs, adjectives, and verb tenses, making them easy to understand. Using real-life examples and interactive methods, he encouraged student participation and helped them relate grammar to everyday communication. He also shared personal experiences, highlighting the importance of English in today’s world for education and career growth. The session was both educational and motivational, leaving a lasting impact on the students.
Overall, the session was highly interactive, informative, and inspiring. Mr. Uppala’s ability to simplify complex topics, his practical approach to teaching, and his motivational insights made the session a valuable learning experience for all the students involved.
School of Management conducted an Anti-Drug Awareness Program on 30.07.2025
Empowered Choices: Anti-Drug Awareness Program at SACAS
The School of Management, S.A. College of Arts & Science, conducted an Anti-Drug Awareness Program titled “Empowered Choices: Rising Above the Influence” on July 28, 2025, to observe National Toll-Free Day. The session focused on the theme "Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking."
Mr. Jubin Sam, Sub-Inspector from the Narcotics Control Bureau, Chennai Zone, was the guest speaker. He spoke about the harmful effects of natural and synthetic drugs, the causes of drug abuse, and its impact on society. He also explained the legal, social, and health issues linked to drug use, including HIV, accidents, and mental health problems.
Using real-life examples, Mr. Jubin made the session relatable and thought-provoking. The program successfully raised awareness among students and encouraged them to make positive life choices.
The event came to an end with a pledge: “Say Yes to Life, No to Drugs,” inspiring everyone to live a healthy and drug-free life.
Department of Computer Science, S.A. College of Arts and Science organized an expert talk on 28.07.2025
Department of Computer Science, S.A. College of Arts and Science, in association with The Nexus Technovate Club, organized an expert talk on the topic "Gateway to the IT Industry" on 28th July 2025 at 12:00 p.m. The session was held in the Computer Science Laboratory and was presided over by Mr. P. Chandrasekar, Head of the Department of Computer Science and Applications. The event witnessed active participation from 85 students and department faculty members.
The resource person for the session, Mr. Nixon Abraham, Microsoft SQL Server DBA and Azure Cloud Specialist at Atos, delivered an insightful lecture on the various entry points into the IT field. He highlighted the significance of technical skills, certifications, and current industry demands, especially in cloud computing and database technologies. Mr. Nixon emphasized the importance of continuous learning and adaptability in this rapidly evolving industry.
Freshers Day Celebration – Department of Bank Management at SACAS on 28.07.2025
Freshers Day Celebration – Department of Bank Management at SACAS
The Department of Bank Management at S.A. College of Arts & Science, successfully organized a vibrant Freshers Day celebration on July 28, 2025, at 12:30 PM in the SACAS Auditorium. The event aimed to warmly welcome the new batch of students to the department.
The celebration was meticulously planned and enthusiastically executed by the II and III-year students. Their efforts ensured a memorable experience filled with joy, bonding, and excitement. A total of 229 students, including freshers and seniors, along with faculty members and the Head of the Department, attended the program.
The event featured a variety of cultural performances, musical acts, interactive games, and heartfelt speeches. These activities helped create a lively and inclusive environment where freshers felt comfortable and connected with their new surroundings.
Overall, the celebration marked a joyful beginning for the freshers and strengthened the spirit of unity within the department.
