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of Workshops / Training Programmes Title Date Duration No. of Participants Workshop on Drosophila Culture Techniques 3.7.2009 1 day 44 15.7.2010 1 day 41 22.7.2011 1 day 50 22.7.2012 1 day 39 25.07.2013 1 day 41 Workshop on Crocodile Biology 18.2.2010 1 day 51 Workshop on Herpetology 10.1.2011 1 day 42 18.2.2013 1 day 31 12.02.2014 1 day 50 Workshop on Vermiculture and Aug. 2012 1 day 31 Vermicomposting 31.07.2013 1 day 50 Workshop on Low Cost Nutritious Food 29.01.2014 1 day 45

Guest Lectures 2009-2010 Name of the External Expert Title of the Lecture Designation & Host Institute Dr. Kalpana Gowrishanker Genetic Counselling Genetic Consultant, Child Trust hospital, Chennai Ms. Megha Rajaram, Cancer Biology Research Scholar, Cold Spring Harbor lab,new York Dr. V. Judia Harriet Sumathy IPR & Patenting Assistant Professor, P.G. Dept. of Biotechnology, Women s Christian College, Chennai Dr. Vetri Selvi DNA Sequencing Lecturer, Dept. of Human Genetics, Sri Ramachandra University, Porur, Chennai Mr. Preston Ahimaz Adyar Poonga Project Head, Environmental Education, Pitchandikulam Forest Consultants, Adyar Poonga Dr. Supraja Dharini Conservation of Turtles Chairperson, TREE Foundation 2010-11 Name of the External Expert Title of the Lecture Designation & Host Institute Dr. Kalpana Gowrishankar Birth Defects & Genetic Counselling Genetics Consultant, Child Trust Hospital, Chennai. Ms Krithika Rao Scope of Cell and Molecular Biology Research Scholar, University of Vermont, USA Dr. P. Gandheeswari Biomedical Instrumentation Head, Dept. of Biomedical Instrumentation, Loyola College Dr. Kadharbatcha S Saleem NeuroScience research in Primates Scientist, National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH/NIH) Lab Dr. Sathyanarayana Animal Protection Acts & Methods to study Animal Behavior Head of the Wild Life Biology, AVC College, Mayiladathadurai Dr. T.V. Sairam Music and Behaviour Chairman and CEO, Nada Institute of Music therapy Dr. Arivudai Nambi Impact of Climate change and lessons for the future Project Director, M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation, Chennai Dr. K. Venkataraman Biodiversity in India Additional Director,Marine Biology Research Center, Zoological Survey of India 2011-2012

Name of the External Expert Mr. Colin Stevenson Dr. H. Devaraj Dr. Kalpana Gowrishankar Ms. Gayatri Ms. Anusha Shankar Dr. Sathya Radhakrishnan Title of the Lecture How to save a Dragon: Conserving our Crocodiles Recent trends in Biotechnology and Career Prospects Pedigree Analysis and its applications Molecular Evolution and Phylogenetic Trees Importance of Conservation Biology. Role of Animal Welfare Organizations Designation & Host Institute Director, Madras Crocodile Bank Trust Professor, Dept. of, University of Madras Genetic Consultant, Child Trust Hospital Volunteer at the Madras Crocodile Bank and Alumnus of Stella Maris College Research Scholar, Bangalore Blue Cross, Chennai 2012-2013 Name of the External Expert Dr. Radha Venkatesan Dr. Vijayalakshmi, Dr. Kalpana Gowrishankar, Dr. V. Shantha MD,DGO Dr. Mercy Valarmathi Kothandam, Ms. Gayathri Ms. Geema, Title of the lecture Huntington s Disease DNA Sequencing and its Applications Hereditary Diseases and Genetic Counselling Pedigree Analysis and its application Perspectives on Cancer Patenting and IPR Ecological Modelling Bioinformatics Proteomics and Genomics Designation & Host Institute Senior Scientist, M.V Diabetic Clinic Assistant Professor, Dept. of Preventive Oncology, Cancer Institute, Adyar Genetic Consultant at Kanchi Kamakoti Child Trust Hospital, Nungambakkam Chairperson,Cancer Institute Adyar Academic Visiting Scientist, University of Reading, UK Crocodile Bank, Mamallapuram Research Scholar, University of Portugal

2013-2014 Name of the External Expert Dr. Maheshwari Dr.Sathish Kumar, Asso. Director & Dr. L. Ramakrishnan, Country Director Dr. Priya Selvaraj Ms. Meenakshi Narayanan Dr. V. Aravindan Title of the lecture Washing and Storage Area in a Tissue Culture Lab Socio-economic dimensions of HIV/AIDS Procreation and Contraception Assisted Reproductive Techniques Human Cloning and Human Embryo Research Dr. Rajkumar Fat to fit: Obesity, a Global Scenario Dr. Tanya Pereira Basics of Bioinformatics Proteomics and Genomics Dr Ravi Dr. Satyanarayana Stem Cell Culture and its Applications Methodology in Animal Behaviour Studies Designation & Host Institute Faculty, of Biotechnology, SMC, Chennai SAATHI Assistant Director, GG Hospital General Manager, Product Formulation, CavinKare India Ltd. Scientist, Laboratory of Molecular Immunology, AU KBC Research Center, MIT Campus, Anna University Chairman of the Lifeline Group of Hospitals Assistant Professor, of Biotechnology, Stella Maris College Assistant Professor of Human Genetics, Ramachandra University Retired Professor, of and Wildlife Biology, A.V.C College, Mayiladuturai - 609305 Blue Cross, Chennai Mr. Dawn Williams Animal Protection Laws and Compassion to Animals Ms.Megha Rajaram Research in Genomics Research Scholar, Laboratory of Cellular Oncology, Center for Cancer Research, National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, MD 20892, USA Dr.Meena Biofuels Associate Prof., Dept. Of, Presidency College

EXHIBITION 2009-2010 2010-11 An exhibition titled EXZOOBITION on various facets of zoology was organised involving I, II & III year students on 22 nd February 2010. EXZOOBITION - Exhibition on various facets of was organized by students of I, II & III B.Sc. on February 11, 2011.This event is an experiential learning process and the thrust areas were Chordata, Applied, Microbiology, Environmental Biotechnology, Physiology, and Environment related issues. 2011 12 2012-13 2013-2014 Feb. 14, 2012 - EXZOOBITION - Exhibition on various facets of was organized by students of I, II & III B.Sc.. This event is an experiential learning process and the thrust areas were Chordata, Applied, Microbiology, Environmental Biotechnology, Physiology, and Environment related issues. Aug. 26, 2011 - Exhibition to create awareness on Anemia, heathy, diet to prevent anemia, diet for Anemic patients and anemia screening. EXZOOBITION - Exhibition on various facets of was organized by I, II & III year students on Feb. 6, 2013. This event is an experiential learning process and the thrust areas were Chordata, Applied, Microbiology, Environmental Biotechnology, Physiology, and Environment related issues. Wildlife Conservation and Waste Management (Vermicompost) Exzoobition-Exhibition on various facets of was organized by students of I, II and III B.Sc on19th February 2014. This event is an experiential learning process and the thrust areas were Chordata, Applied, Microbiology, Environmental Biotechnology,

Physiology and Environment related issues. Seminars / Conferences 2009-2013 Dept. Title Duration No. of Participants A Workshop on Immunological techniques 2 days 18 for faculty of city colleges on 18 th and 19 th September 2009 in collaboration with of, University of Madras. National Workshop on Development of an Alternative Laboratory curriculum in 2 days 60 to Replace Animal Dissections and Experiments with Humane Techniques on Nov.25 and 26, 2011. Two day National Conference on Perspectives in Ethology from November 30 to December 1, 2012. Industrial / Laboratory / Exposure Visits 2009 2010 The First year students visited Siva Food Drinks, Poonamallee High Road, Chennai on 15 th Jan. 2009. They gained experiential knowledge about Food Microbiology, Food Packaging and Sensory Evaluation of the Food Juices manufactured at the centre. The III year B.Sc. students undertook a Study trip to Sri Ramachandra University Porur, Chennai The laboratory visit included the following: Dept. of Human Genetics, Molecular Genetics Laboratory, Tissue Culture Room, Dosimetry Laboratory, Drosophila Laboratory, Central Research Facility. These visits have been an enriching learning experience for our students enhancing their practical knowledge and their awareness on advanced instrumentation techniques used in research. The I year students visited the Livestock Research Station,

2010 2011 Kattupakkam (TANUVAS) on 18th January 2010. The students were exposed to various practices relating to Poultry farming, Dairy Farming, breeding of rabbits, rearing of different varieties of sheep and goat. Ostrich Farming is the special feature of this farm as it is the only farm in India where Ostrich rearing is done. Field trip to Indian Institute of Packaging, Perungudi for the II Yr. Vocational (Food Science) students on Feb. 7 th, 2011. There was a Lecture cum demonstration on Quality Testing of Packaging Materials. Nature Walk for the I B.Sc. students at the Guindy National Park on Sep. 4 th, 2010. This National Park is home to the Black buck an endangered species, and also boasts several rare species of flora. Therefore the trip was an eye opener to the students to understand the Principles of Conservation. Visit to Central Leather Research Institute (CLRI) on Feb. 21, 2011 for the I Year Major Elective Applied students. They gained knowledge on the various machinery used in the processing of leather. They visited the microbiology lab and the Environmental Engineering to know about the treatment of tannery effluents. This visit and the observations made enriched their knowledge on leather technology and waste water management. Laboratory Visit on Sep. 6 th, 2010 for III years to Sri Ramachandra University, Chennai to learn the latest techniques in Genetic Engineering, Genetics, Cell Biology & Medical Lab technology. The III year General Elective students visited the Museum and Aquarium in the Zoological Survey of India on July 21, 2010 2011-2012 The I B.Sc students visited the Zoological Survey of India on August 2, 2011 as part of their Invertebrata curriculum to observe the specimens in the museum and learn about Systematics. The II B.Sc students visited the Genetics, Bioinstrumentation and Biotechnology Laboratories at Sri Ramachandra University, Chennai in order to familiarize themselves with instruments, karyotyping and techniques of clinical importance on Aug. 13,

2011. The III B.Sc students visited the Veterinary College, Vepery and familiarized themselves with the working of different types of including Electron Microscope and Bioinstruments on Sep. 13, 2011. The III B.Sc students undertook a one day field trip to a Govt. Sericulture Farm at Yelagiri hills on September 30, 2011 On December 17, 2011 the I Year students went on a Nature Walk at Guindy National Park to understand the Biodiversity. The II year GE Aquaculture students visited the Zoological Survey of India on January 31, 2012 to observe the various specimens in the museum and in the aquarium. Turtle Walk Students of all three years participated in a turtle walk organized in coordination with the Students Sea Turtle Conservation Network on February 18, 2012. Mr.Arun, of the Sea Turtle Conservation Network, highlighted the causes for the dwindling numbers of the Oliver ridley turtles to the students. The turtle walk gave the students an opportunity to be a part of the conservation efforts. 2012-2013 I year students visited the Zoological Survey of India on August 6, 2012 as part of their Invertebrata curriculum to observe the specimens in the Museum and learn about Systematics. Students of the General Elective Pet Care visited the Blue Cross & ZSI. III year students visited the Genetics, Microbiology, Bioinstrumentation, Immunology and Biotechnology laboratories at Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, Chennai in order to acquaint themselves with current trends and sophisticated instruments used in these laboratories on Aug. 30, 2012. II year students visited the Sri Ramachandra University, familiarized themselves with the working of instruments, karyotyping and advanced microscopes on September 6, 2012. III year Major Elective Bioinstrumentation students visited Scansworld to get an idea about the construction and working of Bioinstruments used for diagnostic and research purposes on September 12, 2012. On a Nature Trail - Nature Walk - I Year students participated on a

nature walk at the Guindy national park on January 22, 2013. The walk enabled students to appreciate the richness of our local biodiversity. 2013-2014 The I year students visited the Zoological Survey of India on Aug. 8, 2013 as part of their curriculum. They visited the marine aquarium and museum there and learnt about some rare and wonderful aquatic forms. Dr. Bindu and Dr.Sivaleela, both scientists working in the ZSI, spoke to them about their research on Protozoans and Poriferans and made the students aware of species newly discovered by the ZSI and the vast expanse of organisms yet to be discovered. The students also viewed a film on marine biodiversity. The students of the General Elective Pet Care visited the BLUE CROSS on September 21, 2013. The III year students visited the biotechnology laboratory - MEDICLONE in order to acquaint themselves with current trends and sophisticated instruments used in these laboratories. This trip was made on September 20th, 2013. The II year students visited the Molecular Biology, Genetics and Biotechnology laboratories and the Central Instrumentation facility at Sri Ramachandra University, Porur on 7th October, 2013. They learnt the procedure for karyotyping, working of bioinstruments and also research facilities avilable at the University. The I year students participated in a Nature Walk in GUINDY NATIONAL PARK on January 25, 2014. The park zoologist Mr. Kamaraj spoke to the students about the differences between national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, the formation of the Guindy National Park, its management, and about the different plant and animal species that are its inhabitants. The II year students visited the Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Science University (TANUVAS) Vepery, Chennai on January 28, 2014. They were taken to Microbiology lab, Genetics and Animal Breeding Laboratory and the Molecular Biology Lab where they were shown some of the instruments and techniques used. The students were also shown the scanning electron microscope and were given a lecture on the artificial insemination technique used to improve animal breeds and procure healthy animals. They were

also taken to a dairy unit where they were able to see equipment related to pasteurization of milk. The G.E students studying about the Concepts in Animal Welfare were taken for a field visit to the BLUE CROSS on February 17, 2014. A few students from the of and the Enviro Club participated in a TURTLE WALK organized by the Students Sea Turtle Conservation Network (SSTCN) on February 22nd, 2014. The walk started after an introductory talk on turtle conservation by Mr. Arun of the SSTCN. The students were able to observe a nesting turtle and were able to participate in saving more than 300 eggs. It was an eye opener to many of the students on the need for conservation of biodiversity. Manuals Workshop manual on Drosophila Culture Techniques (2009-10) Workshop manual on Immunological Techniques (2009-10) Laboratory manual on Microbiology (2009-10) Laboratory manual on Medical Laboratory Technology and Immunology (2010-11) Laboratory manual on Cell and Molecular Biology, Genetics and Genetic Engineering (2011-12) Intercollegiate Competitions organised Several competitions were organized by the Science departments to make the students experience fun filled learning in their own disciplines. This event provided an opportunity for the students to meet one another, exchange ideas and views, and showcase their talents and organizational ability. The various events included Adzap, Dumbcharades, Junk Art, Debate, Creative Writing, Photography, Paper and Poster Presentations, Collage, Crossword, Myriad, JAM and Quiz. Students from 10 to 15 neighboring Colleges participated in this event. Year Date - Synapse 2009-10 December 15, 2009 2010-11 September 7, 2010 2011-12 September 8, 2011 2012-13 September 11, 2012