JITD Women Cell

About the Event:

To enrich self-defence strategies.

Speaker Profile:

Mr. Umesh Babu N , Trainer.

Brief Report of the Event:

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CS&E) at JITD, in collaboration with the Women's Cell, organized a Women's Self-Defense class for the female students of institution The event aimed to empower the students with practical self-defense techniques and martial arts skills. he inclusion of Martial Arts in these maneuvers not only offered a holistic approach to self-defense but also allowed participants to develop a well-rounded set of physical and mental skills. These techniques are designed to empower female students, enabling them to defend themselves effectively in various situations. The emphasis goes beyond physicality, fostering self-confidence and a heightened sense of security. Dr. Mouneshachari S, Professor, and Head of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CS&E), graced the event as the presiding officer. His presence not only added a sense of authority but also underscored the department’s commitment to equipping its students with practical and valuable life skills. The coordination of the event was skillfully overseen by Prof. H S Saraswathi from the Department of CS&E. Her efforts ensured the smooth execution of the workshop, creating a positive and engaging learning environment where participants could actively learn and practice these self-defense techniques. This comprehensive approach to women's self-defense not only addressed various potential threats but also empowered the participants with the knowledge and confidence to navigate and overcome challenging situations effectively. The success of the workshop lies in its ability to provide practical skills that extend beyond the theoretical, contributing to the holistic development and safety of the female students and faculties of institution.

About the Event:

Main objective of this event was to encourage hidden talent amongst girl students.

Brief Report of the Event:

The institution's women’s Cell held a sketching competition. The event's goal was to discover who was capable of painting powerful portraits to create beautiful art.

About the Event:

To celebrate International Women's Day and promote awareness about the importance of recognizing and empowering women within the Institute community.

Speaker Profile:

Dr. Shukla Shetty, Professor in the Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology (OBG) at JJM Medical College, Davangere

Brief Report of the Event:

The institution enthusiastically celebrated "Women Day" on the 15th of March 2023, bringing together students, faculty, and distinguished guests for a day dedicated to acknowledging and empowering women. Dr. Shukla Shetty, Professor in the Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology (OBG) at JJM Medical College, Davangere, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. The event was presided over by eminent individuals, including Dr. Madukeshwara N, Dean Academics a, Prof. H S Saraswathi, Chairperson CICC at JITD, Mrs. Savita M, the Event Coordinator, and Ms. Anu M S, Student Coordinator at CICC . In addition to the insightful addresses by the dignitaries, the celebration featured a poster presentation by students on the theme of women empowerment. The posters, designed and presented by enthusiastic students, showcased their perspectives on the challenges faced by women and the strategies for empowerment.

Dr. Shukla Shetty's address focused on women's physical and mental well-being, enriching the audience with valuable insights from the field of Obstetrics & Gynaecology. Dr. Madukeshwara N motivated the female students, urging them to cultivate competitiveness for successful life and career pursuits. he poster presentation added an interactive and creative dimension to the event, allowing students to express their views on women empowerment through visual representation. The presentations highlighted the students' commitment to understanding and promoting gender equality. Mrs. Savita M, as the Event Coordinator, played a pivotal role in ensuring the seamless execution of the Women's Day celebration, including the coordination of the poster presentation. Ms. Anu M S, as the Student Coordinator for CICC, JITD, actively facilitated the student-led initiative, contributing to the success of the event. The Women's Day celebration at JITD emerged as a holistic tribute to women, combining informative sessions, motivational addresses, and student-driven initiatives. The event served as a platform for the exchange of ideas, fostering an environment of empowerment and inspiration among the JITD community. In essence, the celebration reaffirmed the institute's commitment to recognizing and honoring the achievements of women, making it a memorable and meaningful occasion for all.

About the Event:

Main objective of this event was motivating financial bindings, investments for female faculty eternity.

Speaker Profile:

Dr. Prakash M Walavalkar, Dean of the Training and Placement Cell

Brief Report of the Event:

An insightful event on "Financial Literacy and Women Empowerment" took place at the institute organized by the Women Empowerment Cell in collaboration with the Training and Placement Cell. The session, held on 11th May 2023, featured Dr. Prakash M Walavalkar, Dean of the Training and Placement Cell, as the distinguished resource person. The event, attended by all women staff members of JIT, aimed to shed light on the importance of financial literacy and the role it plays in empowering women. Dr. Ganesh D B, Principal and Director of JITD, urged the staff to actively participate and glean valuable insights from the session, emphasizing the significance of savings for women. Dr. Prakash M Walavalkar commenced the session by providing comprehensive information on various aspects of financial awareness, with a particular focus on savings and mutual funds. His expertise in the field, coupled with engaging presentation skills, made the complex subject matter accessible to all attendees. The audience comprised Mrs. Saraswathi H S, Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, who also serves as the head of Women Cell. Additionally, Ms. Sahana P M, Assistant Professor in the Department of Physics, played a pivotal role as the event coordinator. Women faculty members from various departments were also present, contributing to the diverse representation of academic disciplines. Dr. Walavalkar delved into the intricacies of mutual funds, elucidating the different types and elucidating the manifold benefits they offer. The session provided a platform for open discussions, allowing attendees to seek clarifications and share experiences. The active participation of the women's staff underscored the relevance and timeliness of the event. The insights gained from Dr. Walavalkar's presentation are expected to empower the women staff members of JIT in making informed financial decisions, thereby fostering a culture of financial independence and security. The event concluded with a vote of thanks extended by Mrs. Saraswathi H S, expressing gratitude to Dr. Prakash M Walavalkar for his invaluable contribution, as well as acknowledging the collaborative efforts of the Women Empowerment Cell and the Training and Placement Cell in organizing the enlightening session.

About the Event:

This program's goal was recognize their strengths and weakness and foster then needs to achieve ones goal.

Speaker Profile:

Dr. Shivakumar M V HOD Department of Mathematics STJIT ,Ranebenur

Brief Report of the Event:

Women helping women is a powerful and uplifting concept that revolves around the idea of women supporting and empowering each other in various aspects of life. Dr. Shivakumar M V started the session by encouraging words. He also added collaborative effort by women’s is rooted in solidarity, mutual understanding, and the recognition of shared challenges and opportunities. Whether it's in the professional realm, personal development, or social advocacy, women helping women emphasizes the importance of fostering a supportive community. Dr. Shivakumar M V later spoke about how movement encourages mentorship, skill-sharing, and the creation of networks that enable women to navigate and overcome obstacles together. By providing a platform for women to women to share experiences, offer guidance, and celebrate achievements, women helping women strives to break down barriers and promote gender equality. He also added that women should recognizes the strength that comes from unity and challenges the notion of competition, fostering an environment where women can thrive collectively. Finally he concluded the talk by saying essence of women helping women lies in the belief that by lifting each other up, women can create positive ripple effects that contribute to a more inclusive and equitable society.

About the Event:

This program's goal was to promote and showcase different ideas , talents in girl students.

Brief Report of the Event:

The women's cell held a Rangoli competition on March 9, 2020, This event included participation from female students. The women's cell emphasized that Rangoli is meant to welcome Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and good fortune, and symbolizes the joy, optimism, and vibrancy of a household. Students created vibrant, colorful, and exquisite Rangoli patterns, and many of the female students learned new Rangoli designs. The evening was quite lively and ended with the winners of the prizes being announced.

About the Event:

Empowering Futures: Unveiling JIT's Women Empowerment Initiatives

Speaker Profile:

Dr. Shashikala, Head of the Pathology Department at SS Hospital, Davangere,

Brief Report of the Event:

The institution recently hosted a dynamic discussion on Women Empowerment, bringing together key stakeholders and experts in the field. Dr. Shashikala, Head of the Pathology Department at SS Hospital, Davangere, and other committee members were present to chart a course for the Women Empowerment Cell's initiatives at institute.Key Highlights of session Empowering Sessions for Girl Students: The committee unanimously decided to conduct awareness sessions for all girl students every two months. These sessions aim to cover a broad spectrum of topics, including career guidance, personal development, health and societal issues. Collaboration for Impact: Recognizing the value of diverse perspectives, the committee emphasized collaboration with external experts, industry professionals, and alumni who can contribute valuable insights during these sessions. Resource Allocation: To ensure the success of these awareness sessions, resources will be allocated for materials, guest speaker invitations, and logistical requirements. Feedback Mechanism: A robust feedback mechanism will be established to continually evaluate the impact of the awareness sessions, allowing for adjustments and improvements in subsequent events. The committee is geared up to finalize the schedule, identify potential guest speakers, allocate resources, and develop promotional materials. Stay tuned for updates on our upcoming awareness sessions and other initiatives by the Women Cell.

About the Event:

To Gain insights and understanding to promote mental well-being and foster empathy within our communities.

Speaker Profile:

Dr. umesh ,Wellness centre , Davanegre

Brief Report of the Event:

Mrs. Meghana G R , Assistant Professor ,Department CS&E, gave a welcome address before the program began. The resource person gave a speech to the audience about mental health. He made it clear that the main obstacles to the advancement of mental health development are the stigma and taboo around mental illness. He went on to say that it is good to take steps to alter this perspective. Here, new content is incorporated in inventive ways to bring about change. After that, Mrs.Meghana G R elaborated tale of depression. She told her story—which was quite interesting—of being diagnosed with depression at the age of ten, accepting the diagnosis, and going through the healing process. Students received further explanations on the feelings that were experienced both during and after the depressive episode. The resource person concluded the discussion with a list of Dos and Don’ts for managing depressed patients. The audience asked questions throughout the session's last section. The resource person provided insightful answers to the questions. With a thank you note for the considerate opportunity, the presentation came to an end. Thanking the resource person, for his time and bravely and engrossingly sharing the narrative. The purpose of the workshop was to encourage students to have candid conversations about mental health and to seek help without holding back when needed. The goal was successfully achieved, and the criticism was considered in light of that.

About the Event:

Unlock the secrets to effective time management in our dynamic session, equipping you with practical strategies to optimize productivity and balance in your personal and professional life. Join us to reclaim control of your time, prioritize tasks, and achieve your goals with confidence.

Speaker Profile:

Dr.Premanand. Wellness Center , Davanagere

Brief Report of the Event:

students participated in a series of time management workshops. The activity-based workshop was followed by a concept briefing. The resource person began the session by going over the guidelines for the activities. Considering the size of the class, groups consisting of at least seven people were formed. From each group, one person was chosen to serve as a teacher. The teachers were switched throughout the groups to keep an eye on the points for the assigned tasks.

The screen showed the ensuing tasks together with their respective points.

• Make a circle of the space.
• Make a hat or tie for the instructor to wear. (10 points; extra 5 points if the teacher dons it)
• Discover something special about every team member. (5 points)
• Join in on a song. (20 points)
• Construct a paper airplane and launch it across the room. (10 points)
• Have each person sign a single piece of paper in the room. (5 points)
• Determine how many animals your group owns. (10 points)
• Give every member of the team a nickname. (5 points)
• Make name cards for every member of the team.
• member. (5 points; using your team nicknames earns you an additional 5 points)

The participants are not required to adhere to any rules in order to complete the activities; however, they are able to allocate marks using either "0" or all of the assigned marks. Exchange of marks was not permitted. The teams were given twenty minutes to finish the tasks. There were motion restrictions in the classroom. For the entire twenty minutes, the students were allowed to unwind completely. After 20 minutes, the combined. The resource person tallies the scores for each team. The team with the highest score is seen to be the most adept at managing their time. The resource person described the steps involved in the activities in the second portion of the session. centred on time management abilities such as prioritizing, creating goals, making decisions based on self-awareness and motivation, planning, confronting and probing, delegating and outsourcing, Coping mechanisms, patience, and stress reduction.