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ANTI-RAGGING COMMITTEE

 

St. Philomena’s Degree College (Autonomous) Mysore is committed in fostering a safe and inclusive learning environment for all its students. In pursuit of this commitment, the college has established an Anti-Ragging Committee to ensure the well-being of students and to create a campus culture that promotes respect, tolerance, and camaraderie.

PRIMARY OBJECTIVE

 
  • Prevention of Ragging:To create awareness and prevent incidents of ragging within the campus.
  • Education and Sensitization: To educate students about the consequences of ragging and sensitize them to the impact it can have on victims.
  • Prompt Action: To promptly address any reported cases of ragging and take appropriate action against the perpetrators.

ANTI-RAGGING COMMITTEE FUNCTIONS

 
  • Orientation Programs: Conducting orientation programs at the beginning of each academic year to educate students about the college’s policies on ragging.
  • Awareness Campaigns: Organizing awareness campaigns throughout the year to emphasize the importance of maintaining a ragging-free environment.
  • Grievance Redressal: Providing a platform for students to report incidents of ragging and ensuring that prompt and appropriate action is taken.
  • Counselling and Support: Offering support and counselling services to victims of ragging and taking steps to rehabilitate them.
  • Regular Monitoring: Regularly monitoring different areas of the campus, especially during the initial days of the academic year, to prevent any potential incidents of ragging.
  • Action Against Offenders: The Anti-Ragging Committee is empowered to take strict disciplinary action against any individual or group found guilty of ragging, in accordance with the college’s policies and the laws of the land.

The Anti-Ragging Committee at St. Philomena’s Degree College (Autonomous) Mysore plays a pivotal role in creating a safe and nurturing environment for all students. By fostering a culture of respect and empathy, the committee contributes to the overall well-being and academic success of our students. We encourage everyone in the college community to actively support and participate in maintaining a ragging-free campus.

ANTI–RAGGING COMMITTEE 2024–25

 
Sl. No.NameDesignationRole
1Mr. Mathew CAsst. Professor UG Dept. of Social WorkCoordinator
2Mr Babu PAsst. Professor Dept. of MalayalamMember
3Mr Johnson ArulrajAsst. Professor UG Dept. of EnglishMember
4Mr Raviraja I VadigeriAsst. Professor Dept. of B. Voc (M & E)Member
5Ms Rini BrownAsst. Professor Dept. of BBA-THMember
6Mrs Mary IreneAsst. Professor Dept. of Food Sc. & NutritionMember
7Ms Chandana SAsst. Professor UG Dept. of PhysicsMember
8Mr Francis DevasahayamAsst. Professor PG Dept. of Crim. & F.SMember
9Mrs Peria Nayagammal SPhysical EducationMember
10Mr Joel JAsst. Professor Dept. of ChristianityMember
11Mr Ginson GeorgeAsst. Professor Dept. of PsychologyMember
12Mrs Supritha RAsst. Professor UG Dept. of CommerceMember
13Mrs. HarinakshiAsst. Professor UG Dept. of Computer Sc.Member
14Dr ZabiullaAsst. Professor PG Dept. of ChemistryMember
15Mrs. BindushreeAsst. Professor Dept. of MCAMember

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE COORDINATOR

 

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

 
  • To sensitize students about the evils of ragging and its prevention in the College Campus by organizing talks/ programmes etc. (both UG & PG).
  • To address the complaints about ragging as per the Government, University and UGC procedures.
  • To ensure the (online) compliance procedure as laid down by UGC by all students and maintain records.
  • To maintain records of the meetings convened and the cases investigated and submit the same to IQAC and the Principal.