Sunday, 6 September 2026
Monday, 3 August 2026
Organ Donation Awareness Activities
Report
on Organ Donation Awareness Activities
Date- 3rd
August, 2026
The
Department of Biochemistry, St. Joseph's College for Women (Autonomous),
Visakhapatnam, actively participated in the Organ Donation Awareness Programme
organized by SPECT on 3 August 2026. Faculty members Dr. P. Mary Anupama and
Dr. Mousami Shankar, along with students Jones, Madhavi, Subhasree, Anishma,
Bhargavi, and Trishitha, took part in the awareness rally.
The
rally commenced from the Mahatma Gandhi Statue opposite GVMC and concluded at
the Central Library, Visakhapatnam. During the march, the participants carried
placards and interacted with the public, creating awareness about the
importance of organ donation and encouraging people to pledge their organs to
save lives.
To
extend the impact of the campaign within the institution, the students also
designed and displayed an informative wall journal in the college, highlighting
the significance, benefits, and myths associated with organ donation. The
programme strengthened the students' sense of social responsibility and
reinforced the Department of Biochemistry's commitment to community service,
health education, and public awareness initiatives.
Organ Donation Awareness Rally by St. Joseph's College Rangers
Saturday, 1 August 2026
Participation in the National Student Paryavaran Competition by rangers
Report
on Participation in the National Student Paryavaran Competition (NSPC 2026)
Datte- 26th
June 2026
Ranger Leader- Dr
Palukurty Mary Anupama
Rangers: Total of 36
rangers participated in the event
A
total of 36 Rangers from St. Joseph's College for Women (Autonomous),
Visakhapatnam actively participated in the National Student Paryavaran
Competition (NSPC 2026), an online environmental awareness quiz conducted under
the theme "Sowing to Growing." The competition is jointly supported
by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change and the Ministry of
Education, Government of India, with the objective of promoting environmental
consciousness and encouraging sustainable practices among students.
The
Rangers participated in the 4th Group (UG, PG & Research Scholars) category
and successfully completed the online quiz over 24th and 25th July 2026. As
part of the competition, participants also uploaded selfies while planting
trees, demonstrating their commitment to environmental conservation and the LiFE
(Lifestyle for Environment) initiative. All participants will receive e-certificates
in recognition of their involvement.
The
participation was organized under the guidance of Dr. Palukurty Mary Anupama,
Ranger Leader, who motivated and coordinated the Rangers throughout the
programme. The enthusiastic response of all 36 Rangers reflects the college's
commitment to environmental stewardship, community service, and active
participation in national initiatives that promote ecological responsibility
and sustainable development.
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