COMMUNITY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Annual …COMMUNITY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Annual Report for Academic Year 2018 - 19 NUMBER OF TEACHERS: 2 Permanent staff : 2 CHB Ms Sanam Khan gave her

COMMUNITY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Annual Report for Academic Year

2018 - 19

NUMBER OF TEACHERS: 2 Permanent staff : 2 CHB Ms Sanam Khan gave her resignation and discontinued working from 2nd Semester. Two staff Ms.Ashwini Gaikwad and Ms Sakina Chhatriwala were recruited on CHB post NUMBER OF STUDENTS: T.Y.B. Sc. – 32 Value Added Course:

Workstation Design and Applied Ergonomics: 26 Cultural and Heritage Management: 7

1. PARTICIPATION IN ORIENTATION PROGRAMMES, REFRESHER, COURSES ETC

Sr.No Programme Duration Organized by 1. Mrs.Roopa Rao

UGC sponsored Interdisciplinary Refresher course “Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainability Development”

3 weeks (1st – 21st June 2018)

Academic Staff College, Kalina and K. J. Somaiya College of Arts and Science, Vidyavihar.

2. NUMBER OF MAJOR AND MINOR RESEARCH PROJECTS (SANCTIONED AND COMPLETED WITH NAMES OF FUNDING AGENCIES):

Sr. No

Name of the investigator

Title Sanctioning agency/

organization /institute

Duration Grant sanctioned

Grant received

1.

3. RESEARCH COLLABORATIONS: Dept./Individual

Name Industries Research Institutes/ Centers

Hospitals /Gyms/Hotels

Academic Institutes

Government/ NGOs/ Support Groups

1

3. NUMBER OF PUBLICATIONS INCLUDING INDEXING & IMPACT FACTOR:

Name of Faculty

No. of Publications (Full articles) Total

Books

Chapters in

books

Research Paper

Research Poster

Abstract

Magazines

Newspaper articles

Mrs.RoopaRao 4 00 02 01 01 06 11 21

CRM Dept.

Asian Paints C L I, Chunabhatti. (Central Labour Institute)

Hotel Novotel, Andheri

S. V. T. (Autonomous) College of Home Science, Juhu, Mumbai – 49.

CFBP(council of Fair Business Practices)

The Lalit, Mumbai

Bhavan’s college

CGSI (Consumer Guidance Society of India)

Meluha - The Fern, Powai.

Anjuman Islam ICDS(Integrated child Development Scheme)

The Park, Navi Mumbai

Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda.

Family Welfare centre Colaba

Ramada Hotels and Convention Centre, Powai

NirmalaNiketan College of Social Work

DLLE (Dept. Of Lifelong Learning& Extension) University of Mumbai

Holiday Inn, Andheri (E)

Grand Hyatt, Santacruz (E)

Hyatt Regency, Santacruz (E)

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4. PUBLICATIONS (DETAILS)

INTERNATIONAL LEVEL

Books Publication

Sr No.

Name of the author name/names,

year of publication

Title of the book

Type of book & authorship

ISBN Whether peer reviewed?

No. of Co-authors

1.

Books Chapter/s Sr No.


year of publication

title of the paper/chapter

name of the journal/ book

vol (issue), page nos.,

ISBN impact factor/H-index

Any other

1.

Paper /Article in Journal Publication S. No.


year of publication

title of the journal

Title Of The Paper



1. R. Rao 2018 International Journal of Basic and Applied Research

Ergonomic Evaluation of The Working Environment of Ganesh Murtikaars

May 2019, Vol. 9, No. 5 pp. 91 – 102

ISSN: 2249-3352 (P), 2278-0505 (E),

Cosmos Impact Factor 5.960,

UGC Approved Journal 64041,

2. Rao, R., Bhandwalkar, S., Chauhan, S., Pandhare, S. and Patel, P.

2018 Management Guru Journal of Management Research – International Journal. SharayuPrakashan

Evaluation of Postures Adopted By Teenagers (Aged 14 -19 Years) While Using Electronic Gadgets.

Vol. V., Issue No. 12, Jan 2018. Sp-Issue. Pp. 82-91

ISSN: 2319-2429

Conference

Publication

Article Publication in magazine/newspaper /Media Coverage or any other 3

Sr No.


year of publication

title of the magazine/ newspaper

Title of the paper


ISBN

impact factor/H-index

Any other

1. NATIONAL LEVEL

Books Publication

Sr No.


year of publication

Title of the book

Type of book & authorship

ISBN Whether peer reviewed?

No. of Co-authors

1 Roopa Rao 2018 Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism Industry

Paperback

Single author

978-98-

5321-285-8

Yes 0

2. Roopa Rao 2018 Student’s Manual – Hotel Front Office Procedures

Paperback 978-93-

5311-241-7

Yes 1

3. Roopa Rao 2018 Managing Housekeeping Operations

Paperback 978-93-

5311-274-5

Yes 1

4. Roopa Rao 2018 Introduction to Ergonomics

Paperback

Single author

978-93-

5321-450-0

Yes 0

Books Chapter/s Sr No.


year of publication

title of the paper/chapter

name of the journal/ book



Any other

1.

Paper /Article in Journal Publication

Sr No.


year of publication

title of the journal

Title of the paper



Any other

1.

Article Publication in magazine/newspaper Media Coverage or any other

Sr Name of the author year of title of the Title vol ISBN impact Any 4

No. name/names, publication magazine/ newspaper

of the paper

(issue), page nos.,

factor/H-index

other

1. Mom’s day out Ask Madhura

Maharashtra Times

2. Avishkar Navbharat Times

− 15th February 2019, Janmabhoomi, - page 9, “Rajyana 13thAvishkarConventionma

Mumbai Universityne 8 suvarnachandrak.”

− 15th February 2019, E-paper, Janmabhoomi - http://epaper.janmabhoominewspapers.com/viewpage.php?edition=Janmabhoomi%20Main&date=2019-02-15&edid=JANMABHOOM_JAN&pn=9#Page/9/Article/JANMABHOOM_JAN_20190215_9_2/210px/120821C

− 29th January 2019, Maharashtra Times – page 3 Mumbai Times, “SamajbhaanachaAvishkar.”

− 29th January 2019, E-paper, Maharashtra Times - https://epaper.timesgroup.com/Olive/ODN/MaharashtraTimes/shared/ShowArticle.aspx?doc=MTMUM%2F2019%2F01%2F29&entity=Ar01912&sk=CEEB4462&mode=image

− 23rd January 2019, Maharashtra Times – page 1 Mumbai Times, “BhannatAvishkar.”

− 22nd January 2019, Sakaal, page 3 Mumbai Today.

− 22nd January 2019, AaplaMahanagar, page 4, “AvishkarShanshodhanMahaostavaath Mumbai VidyapeeththarleAvwal.”

− 22nd January 2019, Loksatta, page 3, “Avishkarmadhye Mumbai Vidyapeethalavijaythepath.”

− 22nd January 2019, Tarun Bharat, page 3, “AvishkarShanshodhanspardeth Mumbai VidyapeethAvwal.”

− 22nd January 2019, Lokmat, - page 2 Hello Mumbai, “AvishkarShanshodhanSpardeUmtalli Mumbai VidyapeethachiMohare.”

− 22nd January 2019, 22 Panvel Live News,http://panvellive.in/#/readNews/1105

− CFBP Times, October 2018. “Collaboration with NNC” page 15-16.

− CFBP Times, September 2018. “Reaching the Unreached Conference – A report” page 3 – 6.

− CFBP Times, August 2018. “Food Adulteration” page 6 – 21.

− CFBP Times, July 2018. “Adulterated Cereals – A reality Check! page 9-11.

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http://epaper.janmabhoominewspapers.com/viewpage.php?edition=Janmabhoomi%20Main&date=2019-02-15&edid=JANMABHOOM_JAN&pn=9%23Page/9/Article/JANMABHOOM_JAN_20190215_9_2/210px/120821C




https://epaper.timesgroup.com/Olive/ODN/MaharashtraTimes/shared/ShowArticle.aspx?doc=MTMUM%2F2019%2F01%2F29&entity=Ar01912&sk=CEEB4462&mode=image

https://epaper.timesgroup.com/Olive/ODN/MaharashtraTimes/shared/ShowArticle.aspx?doc=MTMUM%2F2019%2F01%2F29&entity=Ar01912&sk=CEEB4462&mode=image

http://panvellive.in/%23/readNews/1105

5. SEMINAR, CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS – PARTICIATED, ATTENDED, ORGANIZED/CONDUCTED AND PRESENTED RESEARCH PAPER

INTERNATIONAL LEVEL

Seminar Conference Attended Sr No.

Name of the Seminars/

Conferences

Name of the person /

Organization conducted

Theme of the

conference

Organized by

Place &

Date

Sponsoring Agency

Seminars, Workshops and Conferences Conducted/Organized Sr No

Name of the

Seminars/ Conferenc

es

Name of the person

/ Organizati

on conducted

Theme of the

conference

Organized By

Role In Organizing

Place & Date

Sponsorin

g Agen

cy

1. ICETR – 2019 1st International Conference on Empirical and Theoretical Research

Mrs. Roopa Rao - Member, IBERD (International Board for Education, Research and Development)

Empirical and Theoretical Research

IBERD (International Board for Education, Research and Development)

Member of the Organizing Committee. Was responsible for - designing

the brochure

- review of full-length papers and publication in a reputed journal.

Israel 29th May 2019 to 1st June 2019

-

Paper presented in Seminars, Conferences Sr No.

Name of the author name/ names

Title of the Paper

Name of the

Conference/

Seminar

Theme of the

conference

Organized by

Place and Date

Sponsoring

Agency Any other

1. Roopa Needlestick 15thAvishk 15thAvishk RajyaSab Ghadchir

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Rao

and Sharps Injuries (NSSIs) among Nurses – Contributing Factors and Mitigation Strategies

ar Maharashtra State Inter-University Research Convention

ar Maharashtra State Inter-University Research Convention

ha at GondwanaUniversityGhadchiroli

oli Maharashtra State 16th – 18th Jan 2019

2. Ghadiali, I., Fernandes, S. and Rao, R. (2019)

Musculoskeletal Discomfort among Dabbawalas

“UDAAN: The Flight of Extension” – A Research Convention


Dept. of Life Long Learning and Extension, University of Mumbai

16th March 2019.


3. Batliwala, B., Dudhwala, S., Ekta, A., Jaorwala, U., Jawadwala, M. and Rao, R. (2019)

Right – A Challenge for the Left

“AARYA: Awareness and action research for Youth Awakening” – Intercollegiate Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Research competition

Intercollegiate Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Research competition

College of Home Science, NirmalaNiketan

College of Home Science, NirmalaNiketan 26th - 27th February 2019.

College of Home Science, NirmalaNiketan, Mumbai - 20

4. Fernandes, R., Rodrigues, S. and Rao, R. (2019)

Challenges Faced by Employees in Small Scale Industries .

AVISHKAR Inter-Zonal Research Competition

AVISHKAR Inter-Zonal Research Competition Category 2: Commerce, Management and Law; Level 1: UG.

University of Mumbai at R. D. National College, Bandra.

29th Dec 2018.

University of Mumbai

5. Fernandes, R., Rodrigue

Challenges Faced by Employees

AVISHKAR Inter-Collegiate



19th Dec 2018.


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s, S. and Rao, R. (2019)

in Small Scale Industries .

(Zone - 1: South Mumbai) Research Competition

(Zone - 1: South Mumbai) Research Competition Category 2: Commerce, Management and Law; Level 1: UG.

at R. A. PoddarCollege of Commerce and Economics, Matunga.



AVISHKAR Inter-Collegiate (Zone - 1: South Mumbai) Research Competition

AVISHKAR Inter-Collegiate (Zone - 1: South Mumbai) Research Competition Category 1: Humanities, Languages and Fine Arts; Level 1: UG.

University of Mumbai at R. A. PoddarCollege of Commerce and Economics, Matunga.

19th Dec 2018.


7. Dedhia, P., Shamsi, S. and Rao, R. (2019),

Assessment for Musculoskeletal Discomfort among Restaurant Waitstaff




19th Dec 2018.


8. Mishra, R., Parikh, R.

Ergonomic Analysis of Working




19th Dec 2018.


8

and Rao, R. (2019)

Environment Conditions of Garment Alteration Tailors


(Zone - 1: South Mumbai) Research Competition Category 3: Pure Sciences; Level 1: UG.


9. Rane, P., Sayyed R. and Rao, R. (2019)

Ergonomic Evaluation of Safety Hazards in Oldage Homes.


AVISHKAR Inter-Collegiate (Zone - 1: South Mumbai) Research Competition Category 3: Pure Sciences; Level 1: UG.


19th Dec 2018.


10. Parekh, A., Worlikar, P. and Rao, R. (2019)

Anthropometric Considerations for Designing School Furniture.




19th Dec 2018.


NATIONAL LEVEL

Seminar Conference Attended Sr No.

Name of the Seminars/Conf

erences

Name of the person /

Organization

Theme of the

conference

Organizd by

Place &

Date

Sponsoring

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conducted Agency

S.Jaiswal 1 workshop on

Research Writing Deptof Food Nutrition and Dietetics, College ofHome Science NirmalaNiketan

Research Writing

Nutrition Society of India ,Mumbai chapter

Feb 19 (National Science Day

Nutrition Society of India ,Mumbai chapter

2 Sustainable Practices in Solid Waste Management in India’ – A National level workshop

National Solid waste Association of India, supported by Maharashtra State Pollution Control Board and Indian Centre for Plastic in the Environment, In association with Department of Resource Management, P.G.D.S.R., SNDT Women’s University, Juhu Campus, Mumbai – 49

Sustainable Practices in Solid Waste Management in India’ – A National level workshop

Dept. of Resource Management SNDT Women's University.

P.G.D.S.R., SNDT Women’s University, Juhu Campus, Mumbai – 49 1stFeb 2019.

3 National Level Workshop on CAS Process &MOOCs

IQA IQAC Team of So Sophia college (Autonomous),Mumbai

Workshop on Revised PBAS Form & API Calculation under CAS (after 4th Amendment) & on MOOCs (Development of e-learning delivery Process/Material)

IQAC Team

25thJan’19

4 Workshop on Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation.

Diet cancelling unit FND College of

HomeScienceNirmalaNiketan

Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation

Diet counselling unit FND College of HomeScienc

7th Feb ‘19

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Resource Person: DrGeeta Fernandez.

eNirmalaNiketan

5 One day National Seminar on Reaching the Unreached-New Perspective in Multidisciplinary Research, Extension and Consumer Awareness

College of Home ienceNirmalaNiketan

Reaching the Unreached-New Perspective in Multidisciplinary Research, Extension and Consumer Awareness

of Home Science NirmalaNiketan in collaboration with Council for Fair Business Practice

31STAugust 2018

Council for Fair Business Practices (CFBP)

R. Rao 1 Sustainable

Practices in Solid Waste Management in India’ – A National level workshop

National Solid waste Association of India, supported by Maharashtra State Pollution Control Board and Indian Centre for Plastic in the Environment, In association with Department of Resource Management, P.G.D.S.R., SNDT Women’s University, Juhu Campus, Mumbai – 49

Sustainable Practices in Solid Waste Management in India’ – A National level workshop

National Solid waste Association of India, supported by Maharashtra State Pollution Control Board and Indian Centre for Plastic in the Environment, In association with Department of Resource Management, P.G.D.S.R., SNDT Women’s University, Juhu Campus,

P.G.D.S.R., SNDT Women’s University, Juhu Campus, Mumbai – 49 1stFeb 2019.

2. “A Workshop to Discuss the Revised PBAS form and Calculation of API’ – A State

jointly organised by Tolani College of Commerce and Maharashtra Association of Ministry

“A Workshop to Discuss the Revised PBAS form and Calculation of

jointly organised by Tolani College of Commerce and

Tolani College of Commerce, Andheri.

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level workshop

Educational Institution

API’ – A State level workshop

Maharashtra Association of Ministry Educational Institution

30thJune 2018

3 One day National Seminar on Reaching the Unreached-New Perspective in Multidisciplinary Research, Extension and Consumer Awareness

College of Home ienceNirmalaNiketan

Reaching the Unreached-New Perspective in Multidisciplinary Research, Extension and Consumer Awareness

of Home Science NirmalaNiketan in collaboration with Council for Fair Business Practice

31STAugust 2018

Council for Fair Business Practices (CFBP)

Seminars, Workshops and Conferences Conducted/Organized Sr No.

Name of the

Seminars/ Conferenc

es

Name of the

person / Organizat

ion conducted

Theme of the

conference

Organized By

Role In Organizi

ng

Place & Date

Sponsorin

g Agen

cy

S.Jaiswal 1 Investors

Awareness Program and Product packaging and labelling to commemorate World consumers Right Day.

Consumer Guidance Society Of India

Investors

Awareness

Program and Produc

t packag

ing and

labelling

S.Jaiswal

Planning, Coordinating and Orgainisi

ng

College of Hom

e Science

NirmalaNiketan

15thMarch 19

2 Workshop on od Ad ulteration and Fake products. Resource Person

Mr jananPatil

JagoGrahakJago

Workshopo Food Ad ulteration

d Fake products.

S.Jaiswal


ng

College of Hom

e Science

NirmalaNiketan 28th

12

Aug ‘18

3 workshop on

Streetplay

Resource person Mr.Lopes

Street Play

S.Jaiswal


ng

College of Hom

e Science

NirmalaNiketan

16th July 18

R. Rao 1 Attitudes

and Attributes of Hospitality Staff for the T.Y.B.Sc. CRM Hospitality Management students

Organised by Mrs.Roopa Rao. Invited Expert – Ms. Stephanie D’Costa, HR Manager, The Oberoi Hotels, Mumbai

Attitudes and Attributes of Hospitality Staff

Roopa Rao

Planning, Coordinati

ng and Orgainisin

g

24th July, College of Home Science, NirmalaNiketan

2 Workshop on “Grooming Skills” for the T.Y.B.Sc. CRM Hospitality Management students

Organised by Mrs.Roopa Rao. Invited Expert – Ms.SnehaRedkar

Grooming skills for the Hospitality Industry

Roopa Rao


ng and Orgainisin

g

17th July, College of Home Science, NirmalaNiketan

-

One day

National conference on the Reaching the Unreached, New perspective in Multidisciplinary research, Extension and

Organiswd by the Department

Reaching the unreached

CRM Department


ng and Orgainisin

g and conducting

Parallel session

31st Aug’18 College of Home Science, NirmalaNiketan

CFBP

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Consumer Awareness Pre-conference activities started from the 23rd August 2018.

Paper presented in Seminars, Conferences Sr No.

Name of the author name/ names

Title of the Paper

Name of the

Conference/

Seminar

Theme of the

conference

Organized by

Place and Date

Sponsoring

Agency Any other

1. Roopa Rao

Needlestick and Sharps Injuries (NSSIs) among Nurses – Contributing Factors and Mitigation Strategies

15thAvishkar Maharashtra State Inter-University Research Convention

15thAvishkar Maharashtra State Inter-University Research Convention

RajyaSabha at GondwanaUniversityGhadchiroli

Ghadchiroli Maharashtra State 16th – 18th Jan 2019






16th March 2019.


3. Batliwala, B., Dudhwala, S., Ekta, A., Jaorwala, U., Jawadwala, M. and Rao, R. (2019)

Right – A Challenge for the Left

“AARYA: Awareness and action research for Youth Awakening” – Intercollegiate Interdisciplinary Undergrad

Intercollegiate Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Research competition

College of Home Science, NirmalaNiketan

College of Home Science, NirmalaNiketan 26th - 27th February 2019.

College of Home Science, NirmalaNiketan, Mumbai - 20

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uate Research competition



AVISHKAR Inter-Zonal Research Competition

AVISHKAR Inter-Zonal Research Competition Category 2: Commerce, Management and Law; Level 1: UG.

University of Mumbai at R. D. National College, Bandra.

29th Dec 2018.





AVISHKAR Inter-Collegiate (Zone - 1: South Mumbai) Research Competition Category 2: Commerce, Management and Law; Level 1: UG.


19th Dec 2018.







19th Dec 2018.


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7. Dedhia, P., Shamsi, S. and Rao, R. (2019),

Assessment for Musculoskeletal Discomfort among Restaurant Waitstaff




19th Dec 2018.


8. Mishra, R., Parikh, R. and Rao, R. (2019)

Ergonomic Analysis of Working Environment Conditions of Garment Alteration Tailors




19th Dec 2018.


9. Rane, P., Sayyed R. and Rao, R. (2019)

Ergonomic Evaluation of Safety Hazards in Oldage Homes.




19th Dec 2018.


10. Parekh, A., Worlikar,

Anthropometric Consideratio




19th Dec 2018.


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P. and Rao, R. (2019)

ns for Designing School Furniture.


(Zone - 1: South Mumbai) Research Competition Category 3: Pure Sciences; Level 1: UG.


INVITED AS EXPERT AT CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARS

Miss SunitaJaiswal and Miss Roopa Rao were nominated by University of Mumbai as

subject expert for Bombay Suburban Arts and Craft Education Society to be on panel at Sheela Raheja Hotel and Catering School Bandra.

The interviews were conducted for General and Reserved category on 4th and 5th January’19

MrsSunitaJaiswal was invited to conduct a session on Malpractices in Market to MSc Food Nutrition Dietetics students of Sports Nutrition and Food Processing and Preservation,

Mrs.Roopa Rao was invited to review a research article on Ergonomics for the International Journal of Forensic Engineering and Management, Special Issue: HWWE 2017 Ergonomics and Human Factors Engineering International Journal for Forensic Engineering and Management, Inderscience Publishers Ltd., in May 2019.

Mrs.Roopa Rao was invited as an expert on consumerism, to present a talk on “Food Fraud” at the National Conference, “Food Adulteration and Food Safety” organised by the Council for Fair Business Practices (CFBP) in collaboration with the Food, Civil supplies and Consumer protection Department, Maharashtra Government on 29th March 2019.

Mrs.Roopa Rao was invited to motivate the South Mumbai Colleges affiliated to university of Mumbai to participate in Avishkar 2018 by narrating my experiences at the 1st Workshop “Avishkar 2018” organised by the Avishkar Committee, University of Mumbai at D. G. Ruparel College of Arts, science and Commerce on 1st September 2018. Delivered a motivational talk “My Journey - Avishkar 2017 – 18.”

Mrs.Roopa Rao was invited to present the report of Seminars and workshops “Reaching the Unreached” organised from 19th – 28th August 2018 at the CFBP’s (council for Fair Business Practices) AGM (Annual General body Meeting) held on 22nd September 2018. Eminent industrialists, Mrs.Rajashree Birla, Mr.Shekhar Bajaj, Justice Srikrishna, Ms. Dolly Thakore attended this meeting.

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6. EXTENSION ACTIVITIES/ Industrial Visit: A. DEPARTMENT LEVEL

Mrs Sunita Jaiswal coordinated the extension field work and following activities were conducted Seminar Presentation: As part of Field work each student was guided to work on topics related

to social issues (Environmental issues, Drug addiction, 3 R’s, waste Management, Superstition) and presented in class. The same topic was used for poster making and each poster was displayed in different sections of college premises.

Poster Presentation: Each student had to prepare a poster on their seminar topic. These posters were displayed in different areas of college to create awareness amongst the students. Students were assessed on the basis of topic selected, Presentation technique, and

communication skill. Celebration of International Breast Feeding Week: Coordinated, Guided and Organized.This

year’s theme “BREASTFEEDING Foundation of Life.Programmes organized at Family Welfare Services Colaba.Around 40 women participated in the activities Students performed Role play, street play and Presented Flash cards and gave importance of Breast feeding, myths related to Breast feeding and importance of nutrients both during pregnancy time as well as during Lactation. They also demonstrated the recipe of Multigrain Ladoo for Lactating mothers. Various posters on Breast feeding were made to be displayed in different sections of the college.

Coordinated and Organized an Awareness programme through Street Play Topics covered: JAGO GRAHAK JAGO. Awareness campaign on Food Adulteration, Demonstration on Fake Products and Street Play were organised in coordination with Family Welfare Services Colaba

Department of Life Long Learning and Extension: Coordinated with Department ofLifelong

Learning and Extension, where the department took over a project under SWS which takes care of women issuesThe Department of Lifelong Learning and Extension [DLLE] (known earlier as Department of Adult and Continuing Education and Extension) established on October 12, in the Year 1978 and has been recognized as a statutory Department of the University of Mumbai since 1994 to promote a meaningful and sustained rapport between the Universities and the community. Constant experimentation has enabled the DLLE to fine-tune the use of Project Work as an academic tool for the evaluation of Extension Work. Students conducted survey on Women Empowerment. And also analysed the data under the project of DLLE. 32 students were regularly guided to successfully complete the project under DLLE.

UDAAN - The flight of extension Intercollegiate DLLE FEST

Every year The Department of Life-long Learning and Extension organizes the annual extension work festival titled”UDAAN - the flight of extension” during the months of January - February in a decentralized way in Mumbai, Thane, Raigad and Sindhudurg districts, the jurisdiction of University of Mumbai wherein the students of extension work from various colleges come together and showcase their performances through street play and exhibit posters on the activities undertaken by them on seven extension work projects viz Annapurna yojna (APY) Career project (CP), industry orientation project ( IOP), information and communication technology project(

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ICT), national institute of open schooling( NIOS), population education club(PEC), Survey of women’s status(SWS), as a part of street play and poster competitions.

15 TY CRM students participated in street play of 8 minute on the topic of women empowerment where the 3 scenes were shown related to different issues related to women’s in society.

2 students participated in Poster competition with the theme Women empowerment. 20 street play performances and poster were displayed.

Field work activities:Coordinated and guided with four centres Family service centre,Chuim Community Centre and Consumer Guidance Society of India and Council for Fair Business Practices and students towards extension activities

For students to complete their 20 hrs of community extension services. Following activities were conducted in different centres.

Family welfare centre:

7th August2018 TY BSc students organized an awareness programme as part of Breast Feeding Week Celebrations 2018.The theme of this year given by WABA was “BREASTFEEDING Foundation of Life. “Theprogramme was conducted in collaboration with Family Welfare Center an NGO working for the welfare women and children in the slum area at colaba.40 women participated in the programme. Students performed Role play, street play and Presented Flash cards and gave importance of Breast feeding, myths related to Breast feeding and importance of nutrients both during pregnancy time as well as during Lactation. They also demonstrated the recipe of Multigrain Ladoo for Lactating mothers.

Various posters on Breast feeding were made to be displayed in different sections of the college.

Chuim Community Centre:

This year Department coordinated with NIRMALA NIWAS SANSTHA, CHUIM VILLAGE .This Sanstha consists of those ladies who want to start their own business from home .They requested our department to conduct three sessions to teach them Jewellery making, paper bags and envelops and flower making

1st Activity 14th August ’18 Monday As part of entrepreneurial skills Work shop consisted of flower making at its utility to generate income. Students taught them flowers made out of duplex sheets, foam and tissue papers. Marketing strategies were also discussed where in they use flowers in different articles like bouquet, clips, garlands, etc. All the women were very enthusiastic while working on it. Each of the students demonstrated different types of flowers and personally helped the one who were finding it difficult. Basic and simple techniques were used. Later students also discussed how to determine the cost price of these products, from where to source the material, how to decide the profit margin and where to sell the products.

2nd Activity 20thAugust ’18 MondayPaper bags and envelops with different techniques were taught which could be used for different purposes such as bags for carrying light weight things and envelopes can be used as greeting or for sending good wishes ,input of marketing strategies were also provided. This session was conducted on 20th August’18 Monday. There were total 34 women who were divided in two groups. All the participants were given the materials for making

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paper bags and envelops. Various quelling technique were also taught with thin strips of paper used as decoration on paper bag or envelop.

Enough time was spent to demonstrate the articles. It was seen that each participant was confident enough to make the bags and envelops. The ladies enjoyed the workshop as they got to learn something new which they can make it at home and use it for different thing like to keep money, letter or put a gift in the bag and give it to someone.

3rd activity: On 24th September’18 Monday: Students conducted workshop on jewellery making .In the community centre students taught the ladies different types of jewellery like earrings, choker, bangles, necklace etc. session were conducted how to make earrings of tassel, beads, laces etc. Angle bangles were decorated with laces, beads and ribbons. Students taught choker of different thicknesses and how to attach its lock and key.

There were approximately 40 ladies. They were very good learners and they were happy when they got to know and learn different accessories.

Consumer Guidance Society of India

Coordinated and organised a workshop in collaboration with Consumer Guidance society of India for SYBSc and TYBSC CRM students .The topic was Investor Awareness Program and Cosmeticlabelling. The programme was organised on 15th March is known for World Consumers Right Day.

The goal of Financial Fitness is to inform and inspire teens to sharpen their skills in money management, consumerism, and financial planning. Although the income of your typical teen is limited, they tend to spend a tremendous amount of money.Financial Wellness involves the process of learning how to successfully manage financial expenses. Money plays a critical role in our lives and not having enough of it impacts health as well as academic performance.

Another component of the workshop was Product packaging and labelling. Packaging is essential as it is used for the identification of the products in marketing. It enhances the appearance of the label for promoting the product. This is the major importance of labelling in marketing. In addition, labelling also helps to provide the information about a product to the prospective customer. This function fulfils informative purpose of using a tag.

In all 55 students participated in this workshop,

Council for Fair Business Practices: Coordinated and organised in collaboration with Council for Fair Business Practices a one-day national conference on the 31st August 2018. The pre-conference activities started from the 23rd August 2018. The mission of CFBP Council for Fair Business Practices is to, "Create an environment where Busines Confidence is built through Best Business Practices and is fostered in an atmosphere of trust and respectbetween providers of goods and services and their users for the ultimate benefit of society and the nation.” “Reaching the Unreached” was a common goal which both the organisations feel for deeply and hence theConference was initiated with enthusiasm and vigour, under the able guidance of Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Geeta Ibrahim and President, Mrs.KalpanaMunshi.

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The entire Department staff and students Coordinated, Planned and organised the pre-conference activities in tune with the CFBP-Godrej Film Festival. Four competitions were planned to be held from 23rd – 29th August 2018 on the themes – JaagoGrahakJaago, Fair Business Practices and MeraHaq- My Rights: i. Poster making ii. Slogan Writing iii. Street Play iv. PowerPoint Presentation The College of Home Science, NirmalaNiketan in collaboration with Council for Fair Business Practices organised a one-day national conference on the 31st August 2018. The pre-conference activities started from the 23rd August 2018. Nirmala Niketan, College of Home Science, is a Christian Institution, managed by a Society, registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860 and a Public Trust Act 1950 and all of those who are members of the congregation of the Daughters of the Heart of Mary in India. The Society is managed by a governing Body whose Ex-officio Chairperson is the Provincial of the Province of India of the Daughters of the Heart of Mary. The college aims at the total development of human beings, by providing learning opportunities to empower them with knowledge, skills and attitudes, to face personal and professional challenges with confidence, inculcating values of respect, commitment and concern for the service of others, thereby enabling them to make a positive contribution to the society in the 21st century.

The mission of CFBP Council for Fair Business Practices is to, "Create an environment where Business Confidence is built through Best Business Practices and is fostered in an atmosphere of trust and respect between providers of goods and services and their users for the ultimate benefit of society and the nation.” “Reaching the Unreached” was a common goal which both the organisations feel for deeply and hence the conference was initiated with enthusiasm and vigour, under the able guidance of Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Geeta Ibrahim and President, Mrs. KalpanaMunshi. T. Y. B. Sc. Students of the Department of Community Resource Management, NirmalaNiketan went a step further during their promotional campaign…. they planned to organise these competitions at the college/schools where students were keen on participating but couldn’t reach the venue for the competition! Competitions were thus held at four venues other than NirmalaNiketan College, Mumbai -20. On 23rd August 2018, four T.Y. CRM students of College of Home Science, NirmalaNiketan conducted the poster making and Slogan writing competitions at Pune VidyarthiGriha's VidyaBhawan High School, Ghatkopar East At Advocate Chandan Singh Solanki English High School, Virar East on 24th August 2018. Three T. Y. CRM students of NirmalaNiketan, explained the theme and motivated 35 participants.

23rd August 2018 - The venue for the competitions was Pune VidyarthiGriha'sVidyaBhawan High School, Ghatkopar East. Seventy-four students from 7th to 10th standard participated from this school. We received 66 entries for poster making and 10 entries for slogan writing.

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24th August 2018 - competitions were conducted at two venues… NirmalaNiketan and at Advocate Chandan Singh Solanki English High School, Virar East. Thirty-five participants were enrolled for poster making (18) and slogan writing (23) competitions.

At NirmalaNiketan we had a hectic day on 24th…. With all 4 competitions being conducted along with the live demonstration of “Detection of Food Adulteration” and Display of Fake and Counterfeit Products.” We had participants from five organisations. NirmalaNiketan Junior College – New Marine Lines, Anjuman-I-Islam’s Junior College of Science & Commerce - CST, Kannada Bhavan Republic High School -Fort, NirmalaNiketan College of Home Science – New Marine Lines and Anjuman-I-Islam’s BJAH College of Home Science – CST.

28th August 2018 – The venue was Pune Vidyarthi Griha's Vidya Bhawan Junior College, Ghatkopar East. Twenty-six students participated in poster making (15), slogan writing (02) and street play (08) competitions. The poster making and slogan writing competitions were conducted at the participants college and they were invited to the host college for street play performance. Single participant from P. G. Garodia International School, Ghatkopar was requested to join the competition at Pune VidyarthiGriha'sVidyaBhawan Junior College.

29th August 2018 – The final day of the pre-conference competitions saw a surge of last-minute entries. PowerPoint presentations and street plays were specially scheduled for this day. Experts invited as judges are: Ms. NikiHingad, Director – NHAF (Poster Competition); Mr. Niranjan Jhunjhunwala (Slogan writing); Mr. Lopes (Street Play competition).

The conference “Reaching the Unreached” was scheduled for the 31st August 2018. Mrs. KalpanaMunshi, President – CFBP was the Chief Guest and the Key note speaker. Mrs. Munshi encouraged the audience by mentioning that they were the future leaders of our country. She also mentioned that our best memories are the ones when we were caring for others and helping others. Advocate Anand Patwardhan was the invited speaker. He emphasised on how making a complain as a consumer is extremely important by citing his personal examples. He also amazed the audience by the astonishing works of his father towards education in the rural areas. He also stated that a feeling of being aware is very important. Mrs. Asha Idnani, grievance cell, CFBP was the next speaker. She listed and explained the rights of an Indian consumer. She also stated that the consumer may not always be right. Hence a consumer must be aware and should carry out their responsibilities. She also listed the criteria to be remembered when shopping online. Ms. Idnani shared incidents of medical negligence and cheating as well.

Mrs. KalpanaMunshi also inaugurated the research poster display.

Prizes the various competitions conducted at different venues were announced on 31st August 2018 in the parallel session. The winner received the certificate of achievement and the cash prize from Dr. (Mrs.) Geeta Ibrahim, Principal – College of Home Science, NirmalaNiketan and Ms.Niki Hingad – Director, NHAF.

The conference was well-appreciated for its content of sessions and the College of Home Science, NirmalaNiketan’s hospitality. Thanks to the constant support and encouragement by Mrs. Munshi and her team, the Department of Community Resource Management (CRM) looks forward to more such collaborative consumer related workshops and activities in future.

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22nd Sept ’18Council for Fair Business Practices (CFBP) organized Consumer Art Exhibition of Consumer Festival of Painting Competition.

All the poster competition winners were invited in the festival and were honored with CFBP Medals and certificates. 6 winners were from our college Commercial Arts section Polytecnique.

CRM students were invited to perform a cultural programme.They performed Kerala Dance

6th October 2018 National Level CFBP- Godrej Street plays competition

National Level CFBP-Godrej street play competition on consumerism held on 6th October 2018 at Birla Matushri Hall.26 teams had participated CRM girls stood 2nd in the competition

Our college, CRM Department and student winners were invited to be felicitated on 20th October ‘18 at the CFBP Film Festival Award Night .Imperial Hall –St Regis

20th October ‘18Consumer Film fare awards

CRM students were felicitated with Medal and certificate for the best award for Street play competition at the national level consumer Film Fare Award.

College was alsoawarded trophy as a token of appreciation for significant contribution towards maximum participation in the competitions held in poster making, slogan writing, Power point presentation and Street Plays to the Godrej CFBP Film Festival.

Well known Film actor Mr. Shatrughan Sinha was the chief Guest and honored the college with the Trophy.

SmtRajeshree Birla, Mr. Adi Godrej were amongst the guest of Honor.

Mrs SunitaJaiswal Coordinated, Organised and accompanied students to Rural Camp to Kolad on: 4th, 5th and 6th February’19 (We visited 3 villages Dhankanhe, Mandavsheth and Yashwant vadi).Different activities were planned for children, women, adolescent girls and Animators. Activities for Children Students were taken to municipal and Zila Perished schools and conducted painting competitions, art and craft activities where children were taught different techniques of painting such as sponge painting, finger painting, hand painting, paints and papers were sponsored by the students and the same painted paper was used for Origami where children were taught to make lotus flower and dog. Children were also taught that lotus is a national flower and Dog is a domestic animal. Children enjoyed the art and craft activity. Colouring competition was organized where children were given sheets with different motifs and crayons the youngest child participating in the competition was 3 years old. All the children enjoyed participating in the competition. Prizes were distributed for both the activities. Stationaries, colours i.e. crayon and Rangeela water colours and gifts, chocolates, cakes were sponsored by the students.

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Students performed Puppet show .The theme covered was health,hygiene and sanitation, A friend in need is a friend in Deed. Balwadi Teachers liked the puppets very much and asked for it so that they could continue showing the puppete shows with different theme. Activities for women:The activities planned for women were entrepreneurial skill i.e. Income generating activities wherein they can sit at home and use their spare time to earn a penny for themselves. These activities consisted of flowers made out of foam sheet which were pasted on the plain Tic-Toc clips and hair bands to make them attractive and beautiful and sell it in the market. Another activity was making of low-cost nutritious recipes – roti churma and moong dal chat. Both the recipes were simple to make and highly appreciated by the women. Third activity was Sari draping. Students taught them how to drape saree in two different styles Bengali and Guajarati. Village women like to dress up so they were very happy to learn different dressing technique .After draping session we gifted them the sarees of which they were very appreciative , followed by recreational activity played a game i.e. segregation of pulses. The winners were rewarded with sarees, Jewelleries and dinner plates.

Activities for Animators: Three workshops were conducted for the Animators

• Making of Paper Bags • Simple tests to detect adulterants in food. • Low cost Nutritious recipe

There were 10 animators age 25 to 40 yrs who attended the work shop. On request of Sister Hilda students organized workshop on making of Paper Bags. Two different types of bags were taught. Drafting, cutting and folding of the bags were taught .Materials were provided by the students so that each animator gets an opportunity to make both the types of bags. Animators were taught to make the bags which they could use for buying vegetables from the market. After searching institute we carried out paper bag making activity, food and adulteration demonstration and low cost nutritious recipes was demonstration for animator. There were 9 animators.

Mrs Roopa Rao Planned for Rural Camp: 4th – 6th Feb 2019 GyanJyothi Community College, Kharasgaon Activities planned were

1. Introduction to Housekeeping Operations. 2. Importance of housekeeping in Hotels, Hospitals and other institutions. 3. Career opportunities. 4. Grooming and language skill. 5. Cleaning procedures

• Guestroom cleaning • Cleaning of other articles

6. Napkin folds. 7. Table setting 8. Bed making. 9. Other skill development training

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On request of one of the DHM sisters at Kharasgaon, syllabi for Housekeeping was planned.10 students volunteered. This activity could not be conducted due to multiple tremors every day since Nov 2018. Beneficiarieswere Warli Tribe Students of the Community College B. INDIVIDUAL LEVEL S. No. Name of the

staff member Organization

Place and date

Type of Activity

Target group

Beneficiaries Cost incurred

1. FIELDWORK/INTERNSHIPS FOR STUDENTS: S. No. Name of

the staff member

Organization Place and date

Type of Activity

Target group Beneficiaries

1 S.Jaiswal

Family welfare centre Awareness programmes And Entrepreneurial skills for income generating

Children ,adolescent girls and women reciding in slums of Mumbai city

T. Y. C. R. M. 32 students 2 Consumer guidance

society of India 3 NirmalaNiwasSanstha,

Chuim Village 4 Council for Fair

Business Practices 1.

R. Rao

The Oberoi Hotel, Mumbai

One month – Internship/Training program in Hotel Front Office, Housekeeping and Back Office

T. Y. C. R. M. (Hospitality Management Elective) and Hotel

2. Meluha - The Fern, Powai.

3. The Park, Navi Mumbai

4. Ramada Hotel and Convention Centre, Powai

5. Holiday Inn, Andheri (E)

6. Grand Hyatt, Santacruz (E)

7. Hyatt Regency, Santacruz (E)

8. Hotel Novotel, Santacruz (E)

9. The Lalit, Santacruz (E)

7. PARTICIPATION, PRIZES AND AWARDS RECEIVED: A. BY STUDENTS S.No. Names of the

student Level / class Staff who

guided/ responsible

Details of the Prize/award

1

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1. Ghadiali, I., Fernandes, S. and Rao, R.

T. Y. B. Sc. (CRM)

R. Rao • Awarded 1st Prize (Trophy & Certificate)

• “UDAAN: The Flight of Extension” – A Research Convention

• Title of the paper: Musculoskeletal Discomfort among Dabbawalas

• Oral Presentation • Organised by Dept. of Life

Long Learning and Extension, University of Mumbai

• Date: 16thMarch 2019.

2. Batliwala, B., Dudhwala, S., Ekta, A., Jaorwala, U., Jawadwala, M. and Rao, R.

S.Y.B.Sc. (Home Science)

R. Rao Awarded 1st Prize (Cash prize of Rs. 5000/-)

• “AARYA: Awareness and action research for Youth Awakening” – Intercollegiate Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Research competition

• Title of the paper: Right – A Challenge for the Left!

• Oral Presentation • Organised by College of

Home Science, NirmalaNiketan.

• Date: 26thand 27thFebruary 2019.


T. Y. B. Sc. (CRM)

R. Rao • Awarded Certificate • AVISHKAR Inter-Zonal

Research Competition • Title of the paper: Challenges

Faced by Employees in Small Scale Industries

• Poster & Oral Presentation • Category 2: Commerce,

Management and Law; • Level 1: UG. • Organised by Avishkar

Committee, University of Mumbai

• Venue: R. D. National College, Bandra (W)

• Date: 29th December 2018 4. Fernandes, R.,

Rodrigues, S. and Rao, R.

T. Y. B. Sc. (CRM)

R. Rao • Selected for Inter-zonal level & Awarded Certificate

• AVISHKAR Inter-Collegiate

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• Title of the paper: Challenges Faced by Employees in Small Scale Industries

• Poster & Oral Presentation • Category 2: Commerce,

Management and Law; Level 1: UG.

• Organised by Avishkar Committee, University of Mumbai

• Venue: R. A. Poddar College of Commerce & economics, Matunga.

• Date: 19th December 2018 5. Ghadiali, I.,

Fernandes, S. and Rao, R. (2019)

T. Y. B. Sc. (CRM)

R. Rao • Selected for Inter-zonal level & Awarded Certificate

• AVISHKAR Inter-Collegiate (Zone - 1: South Mumbai) Research Competition

• Title of the paper: Musculoskeletal Discomfort among Dabbawalas.

• Poster & Oral Presentation • Category 1: Humanities,

Languages and Fine Arts; • Level 1: UG. • Organised by Avishkar



• Date: 19th December 2018 6. Dedhia, P.,

Shamsi, S. and Rao, R. (2019),

T. Y. B. Sc. (CRM)

R. Rao • AVISHKAR Inter-Collegiate (Zone - 1: South Mumbai) Research Competition

• Title of the paper: Assessment for Musculoskeletal Discomfort among Restaurant Waitstaff

• Poster Presentation • Category 1: Humanities,

Languages and Fine Arts; • Level 1: UG. • Organised by Avishkar


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• Date: 19th December 2018 7. Mishra, R.,

Parikh, R. and Rao, R. (2019)

T. Y. B. Sc. (CRM)


• Title of the paper: Ergonomic Analysis of Working Environment Conditions of Garment Alteration Tailors

• Poster Presentation • Category 3: Pure Sciences; • Level 1: UG. • Organised by Avishkar



• Date: 19th December 2018 8. Rane, P., Sayyed

R. and Rao, R. (2019)

T. Y. B. Sc. (CRM)


• Title of the paper: Ergonomic Evaluation of Safety Hazards in Oldage Homes.




• Date: 19th December 2018 9. Parekh, A.,

Worlikar, P. and Rao, R. (2019)

T. Y. B. Sc. (CRM)


• Title of the paper: Anthropometric Considerations for Designing School Furniture



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• 19th Dec 2018.

B. BY THE STAFF MEMBERS

S.No. Name of the staff member

Details of the Prize/award

1. R. Rao Gold Medal – Maharashtra State, Level 4: TH, Category C1: Humanities, Languages and Fine Arts ‘13th Maharashtra State Level AvishkarResearch Convention 15th – 18th Jan 2019 Gondwana University, Ghadchiroli Dist.

8. RECOGNITION RECEIVED BY THE STAFF MEMBERS: (Members of academic and/or research bodies, editors of journal, Invited speakers/ Experts/ Resource persons at seminars & conferences or competitions etc.)

S.No. Name of the staff member

Details of the recognition

1 S.Jaiswal Appointed for Board of Studies for Goa University wef.June 2018 1. R. Rao Gold Medal – Maharashtra State, Level 4: TH, Category C1:

Humanities, Languages and Fine Arts ‘13th Maharashtra State Level AvishkarResearch Convention 15th – 18th Jan 2019 Gondwana University, Ghadchiroli Dist.

2. R. Rao Research Paper Reviewer for International Journal of Forensic

Engineering and Management, Special Issue: HWWE 2017 Ergonomics and Human Factors Engineering International Journal for Forensic Engineering and Management, Inderscience Publishers Ltd., in May 2019.

3. R. Rao Expert, Member of Board of Studies, Resource Management, SVT (Autonomous) College of Home Science, Mumbai – 49 since 2014

4. • Miss Roopa Rao and Miss SunitaJaiswal were nominated by University of Mumbai as subject expert for Bombay Suburban Arts and Craft Education Society to be on panel at SheelaRaheja Hotel and Catering School Bandra.

• The interviews were conducted for General and Reserved category on 4th and 5th January’19

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9. CONTRIBUTION TO ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVBE ACTIVTIES WITHIN COLLEGE

A. MEMBERS OF COLLEGE ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEES

S. No. Name of the staff member

Name of the committee Designation

1 S.Jaiswal Criteria IV Infrastructure Development Convener. 2 Department of community Resource Management HOD-

3 TYBSc CRM Community Services Coordinator-

4 Department of Life Long Learning and Extension. University of Mumbai

Extension Coordinator-

5 Value Added Course “Cultural Heritage and Management”

Coordinator.

6 Committee Development Cell Invited Member

7 Examination committee Member.

8 Student council committee

Member.

9 Admission committee Member. 10 Attendance committee

Convenor

11 Member of Organizing Committee For the National conference “Reaching the Unreached

12 Mentoring T. Y. B. Sc CRM

13 Organizing committee Degree Distribution Ceremony

1. R. Rao Value Added Course “Workstation Design and Applied Ergonomics”

Coordinator

2. Employment Placement Cell Convener

3. Cultural Committee Member

4. Purchase Committee Member

5. Grants Committee Member

6. MRP and Avishkar Committee Member

7. Research Committee Member

8. Unfair Means (UMIC) Committee Member

9. NAAC Criterion – II Teaching Learning Evaluation

Member

10. Time table Committee Member

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11. Research Committee Member

B. ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTION S.No. Title of the

activity Details Date

1. Degree Distribution Ceremony

The department got the opportunity to organize the Degree Distribution Ceremony

7th Feb 2019

2. Valedictory Ceremony

Valedictory function Staff and students organised the programme very efficiently

29th June ‘19

3. Parents Orientation

Orientation Programme consisted of various activities where students interacted with each other. Over view of all academics and extracurricular activities with rules and regulations were provident to the students.

5th July 2018

C. GUIDANCE RENDERED TO RESEARCH SCHOLAR

Sr No.

Name of the student Tittle of the research project

Level University

R. Rao 1. KamblePriyanka Prevalence of

Ankle Injuries among Male Basketball Players.

M. Sc. – II (Sports

Nutrition)


2. MakhijaSimran Assessment of Lifestyle Patterns to Relate It to The Occurrence Of Injuries Among Football Players.

M. Sc. – II (Sports

Nutrition)


3. Gala, D., Ghadiali, I., Fernandes, S., Ginwala, D.

Prevalence of Musculoskeletal discomfort among Dabbawalas.

Undergraduate (UG)

T.Y.B.Sc.

University of

Mumbai

4. Fernandes, R., Rodrigues, S.,

An Ergonomic Study of

Undergraduate (UG)

University

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Carvalho, R., Lopes V., Fernandes, R.

Workers in Small Scale Industries in Vasai - Virar

Areas of Maharashtra

T.Y.B.Sc.

of Mumbai

5. Dedhia, P.,Shamsi S., PatilAnkita, ChavanMansi

Ergonomic Assessment for Musculoskeletal Discomfort Among Restaurant Wait Staff

Undergraduate (UG)

T.Y.B.Sc.

University of

Mumbai

6. Mishra Revati, Parikh Rutvi, Khan Saba, Jessica Joseph

Work Related Musculoskeletal Morbidity among Garment Alteration Tailors

Undergraduate (UG)

T.Y.B.Sc.

University of

Mumbai

7. PurvaRane, SalekarDivya, SayyedUnaiza, SayyedRabab, BholeAshni

Ergonomic Evaluation for Safety Hazards in Old Age Homes

Undergraduate (UG) T.Y.B.Sc.

University of

Mumbai

8. Parekh Ayushi, Varadkar, S., Worlikar, P., Verma, M.

Anthropometric Considerations

while Designing

Furniture for School Children (10 – 12 years)

Undergraduate (UG)

T.Y.B.Sc.

University of

Mumbai

9. BatliwalaBatul, Dudhwala, S., Ekta A., Jaorwala, U., Jawadwala, M.

Right – A Challenge for

the Left!

Undergraduate (UG)

S.Y.B.Sc.

University of

Mumbai

10. Vazira Yusuf Kapadia,SakinaKanchwala,AmalMemon,Barkha Parekh Shreem

Consumer Awareness on E-ticketing and Recycling of train tickets.

Undergraduate (UG)

S.Y.B.Sc

University of

Mumbai

D. STAFF DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES ATTENDED: S.No. Name of the staff

member Title of the activity& Details of the activity Date

1. S.Jaiswal& R. Rao

“NAAC documentation”, organised by The Principal, College of Home Science, NirmalaNiketan, Mumbai. Dr. R. S. Mali, former VC, North Maharashtra

18thFebruary 2019.

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University, Jalgaon was the invited expert 2. S.Jaiswal&

R. Rao “Emotional Intelligence” by Ms. Vinita Pereira, Counsellor, organised by The Principal, College of Home Science, NirmalaNiketan, Mumbai

31st January 2019.

3. S.Jaiswal,R. Rao &S.Khan

“Audit Rules and Regulations,” organised by The Principal, College of Home Science, NirmalaNiketan, Mumbai. The invited expert was Mr.ParagPatil, Senior Auditor at Joint Director’s Office, Higher Education, Mumbai.

3rd August 2018.

4. S.Jaiswal R. Rao & S.Khan

“Student Evaluation,” organised by the Management members, NirmalaNiketan Institute, Mumbai – 20. The workshop was conducted by Dr.Nandita Mangalore, St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai.

17thJuly 2018.

5. S.Jaiswal,R. Rao & S.Khan

“Teaching-Learning Techniques,” organised by the Management members, NirmalaNiketan Institute, Mumbai – 20. The workshop was conducted by Dr.GeetaShetty, St. Xavier’s Institute of Education.

16thJuly 2018

6. S.Jaiswal, R. Rao &S.Khan

“Strategic Planning Workshop” conducted by Dr. Ronald. Organised by the Management members, NirmalaNiketan Institute, Mumbai - 20

6th July 2018,

E. STAFF DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES ORGANIZED:

S.No. Name of

the staff member

Title of the activity

Details Date

10. STUDENT DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES

S.No. Title of the activity

Details Date

1 Workshop on Investor Awareness Program and Product packaging and labelling

To commemorate World consumers Right Day. Organised a workshop on Investor Awareness Program and Product packaging and labelling In collaboration with consumer guidance society of India. Target group was Second year students and TYB.Sc CRM Students.

15th March 2019

2 CRM Market: Theme :

CRM Socials-

The CRM market is a legacy that provides opportunity to entrepreneurial minds. The entire theme was around

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the SOCIAL Cafes of Mumbai which is why the decorations included bottles hung with jute strings, festive lights and ceiling hangings. The decorations along with light music, delicious food and quirky items to buy created the perfect combination for people to visit and have fun. 10 stalls were put up at the market. All of those sold food, trading items and drinks.

Décor of entrance included potted plants and symbols. The opening of the market was done by the principal of the college Dr Geeta Ibrahim

3 F.Y.B.Sc event Cultural Fare

As part of practical component of Skills in Hospitality Industry students were given hand on experience to organize Cultural Fare .Students were divided into groups of 5 and were given a particular state .They had to present the states in their own innovative ways. Total 36 states along with union territories were included.Students were thus asked to represent and organize on any one state of India. Students took information from newspapers, internet etc. They made charts on different culture like festivals celebrated, cuisine, Historical monuments, Sightseeing, Art and craft. Some students even made a dummy model to represent their state in unique way. They had to explain about particular region as per the respective divisions. Some groups hadeven displayed original wooden handicrafts, jewelleries, food items .They also, used more pictures to describe different places. All in all, they tried to make the event simple and more on an informative side. Some of the groups even sold jewelleries and food items speciality of that particular state. Students also tried their best by dressing themselves representing the dress code of their state.

20th Feb to 28th Feb’19

4 Field Visit Central Labour Institute Chunabhatti.

Was planned to enhance the class room teaching with respect to Value Added course Work station Design and Ergonomics. Divisions visited were Ergonomics and Physiology Lab, Environment Engineering Lab, Personal Protective Equipment’s Division

10th Feb 2019

5 F.Y.B.Sc Hospitality Event “FUN FIESTA”.

The activity was about “Management of small events.” Students of all the eight groups learnt how to plan, budget and organize a small event. They also learnt how to attract crowd for increased foot fall to the event.

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The event was named as “FUN FIESTA”. A budget of Rs 30/- was allocated to each group to plan the event. The theme selected by the students was:

• Farmers Rejoice • Halloween • Carnival • Rainbow, • KabhiThikhaKabhiMeetha • Millennials • Arabian Nights and • Sleep Over

6 Industrial Visit to

Udaipur, Kumbalgarh and Chitorgarh

The department of Community Resource Management organized an Industrial visit as a part of our Value added course “Workstation Design and Applied Ergonomics”. The industries visited were Miraj Multicolour Pvt. Ltd. It is one of India’s leading Stationery, packaging & packaging solutions provider. Second Industry visited was Vikas Body Builders. At this industry, various parts of a bus were assembled and put together to make a bus. The third industry was industry we visited was Pyrotech.They make products like Indoor LED lights, sensors, Outdoor LED lights,etc The fourth visit was Handloom industry called Sadhna- A Women’s handicraft Enterprise

Each industry that students visited, theyanalyzed the working conditions,and job hazards .

10th –

16thJanuary 2019

7 TY Event “Mom’s Day Out”

As a part of TY Hospitality elective curriculum under the guidance of Miss AahwiniGaikwadstudents had to plan an event to get hands on experience. The theme for the event was ‘Ladies day out’. It was the very first event for T.Y.CRM.55 ladies attended the programme.

15thDecember 2018

8 Hotel Internship 22 Students of TYBSc Hospitality elective were placed in hotels as part of their hotel Internship programme.The hotel selected were: The Oberoi Hotels, The Trident,Nariman Point, Grand Hyatt, The Fern, The Hyatt Regency, The Lilith, Meluha Park, Holiday Inn,Novatel, The Ramada

2nd Nov to 2nd Dec 2018

(Diwali Break)

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9 AutoCAD

Software Program

The AutoCAD software Program was conducted from (16 Hrs session) for students of TYBsc.Community Resource Management(Interior Designing Elective).The following software sessions were co-ordinated by Ms.Sanam Khan and conducted by Ms.ManaalMukaddam.The AutoCAD software sessions were held regularly in College of Home Science, NirmalaNiketan in Cyber from 8.30 am -10.30 am.

13th November to 24th November, 2018

10 Colour Rendering Workshop

Mr.Mestri from Raheja College gave brief demonstration about how to present the various engineering materials such as stones, bricks, tiles,glass,etc. He also demonstrated texture and every intricate detail of each material. He suggested what stationary supplies such as colour pencils, marker pens, are to be used for effective presentation of engineering materials, along with detailed information about the properties, uses, characteristics, nature,advantages, and disadvantages of each of the engineering material.

12th November, 2018

11 Workshops on Food Adulteration and Fake Products

Workshop on Simple techniques to detect Food Adulteration was organised for the TY Community Resource Management Students, to prepare them for the preconference workshops.

Mr GajananPatil from JagoGrahakJago demonstrated different adulterated food products with simple tests and important tips to guide the consumers. It was a Three hours session where Mr Patil gave the inputs with respect to adulterated food and also fake products.

21st August 2018

12 Field Visit Asian Paints :COLOUR WORLD Objective of the visit ‘Concept of colours in Interiors and upcoming color trends’

17th Aug 2018

13 Department Picnic

Department staff and students Bonding Picnic was organized at OASIS Resort Virar.Objective behind the picnic all students coming together knowing each other ,and building a good friendly bond amongst each other.

30th July ‘18

14 Parent’s Orientation:

Parent’s orientation programme was held on 28th July 2018 at 1.00 pm onwards.28 students parents attended the programme. All of them showed interest and had many queries on the various activities planned for the

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academic year.

15 Attitude Training Workshop:

Ms. Stephanie D’Costa , HR and Training – The Oberoi Hotels, Mumbai was invited to train the T.Y.CRM Hospitality Elective students on attitudes and skills required for the industry

24th July 2018

16 Grooming workshop

A workshop was organized for the students of T. Y. CRM Hospitality Management Elective Ms. Sneha Redkar(Cosmetologist) was the invited expert

17th July 2018

17 Street play workshop

A work shop was organized on street play. Resource Person was Mr. Zolen Lopes It was a 4 Hrs workshop where Mr. Lopes demonstrated and emphasized on Techniques of street play.

16thJuly’2018 Monday

11. MOU/COLLABORATION WITH GO/NGO/ACADEMIC /RESEARCH BODIES:

Department appreciates the positive response given by Management for using College logo for collaboration with Council of Fair Business Practices. This LOGO will be used while conducting activities in collaboration with them.

12. VALUE ADDED COURSES OF THE DEPARTMENT:

Name of the course

Coordinator of the course

Number of

students

Duration Funds generated Commenced Accomplished

Workstation Design and Applied Ergonomics

R. Rao 26 July 2018 Feb 2019 Statement still awaited from account office

Cultural and Heritage Management

S.Jaiswal 07 September 2018

March 2019 Statement still awaited from account office

13. FUNDS GENERATED IN SEMESTER I and II:

Type of the Activity Beneficiaries Date Funds generated Mom’s Day out Students 15th Dec’18 6,000 Industrial Visit Students 10th Jan -16th Jan 19 11,745 CGSI Workshop Students 15th March 2,000 VAC courses Students August- March Statement still

awaited from account office

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14. ANY OTHER INFORMATION IN BRIEF:

• Both the staff members were appointed for the Election duty as PRESIDING OFFICERS for 184-Byculla Assembly Constituency. with employee ID No 56756 Training programmes were attended

• Department achieved 100% placement. − 10 students opted to study further − 10 students placed through Campus Recruitment (conducted on 22nd -23rd March

2019) − 5 students placed in Oct-Nov 2018 @ OCER/OCLD conducted by The Oberoi

School of Learning and Development. − 7 students are already placed in various hotels, Airline sectors through staff

personal contacts. • 24th April 2019 Mrs.Roopa Rao elaborated on “Career opportunities and Scope in

CRM,” at the Orientation Programme organised by the Coordinator for students of S.Y.Bc and their parents.

• Bonding Picnic : On 30th July ‘18 Department staff and students Bonding Picnic was organized at OASIS Resort Virar.Objective behind the picnic was to bring all students together knowing each other ,and building a good friendly bond amongst each other.

• Equipment Purchased (Lab Fees):Equipments purchased by Department of Community Resource Management for the Year 2018-19

Sr.No Details of the equipment

1 For TY Housekeeping and Hospitality Elective and Marketing Management (Market) and FYBSC Practical’s in Skills In Hospitality and Tourism Industry

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• Bed sheet blue(6) • Bed sheet white (2) • Table cloth(4) • Cushion cover 12x12 (2) • Cushion • Runner (2) • Plastic table cover48x78(5) • Plastic table cover 36x54(5) • Towel30x60 white(4) • Towel 24x48 white(4) • Napkin 16x24 white(2) • Towel 30x60 blue(1) • Towel24x48 blue (1) • Towel 12x12 blue (4) • Towel 16x24 blue (4) • Table mat (1) • Napkin table(6) • Table cover(3) medium size • Table cover Large size

2 For Value Added course in Workstation Design and Ergonomics and also at T.Y.B.Sc LEVEL

• Rosmax ear thermometer (1) • Pulse Oxymeter (1) • Rosmax Temporal thermometer (1) • Box of ear thermometer caps (1) • Goneometer large (3) • Goneometer lsmall (3) • Thermometer gold (4) • Crape bandage 1 large • Crape bandage 1 small • First aid box(1) • Baseline skin fold calliper (3) • Gulick tape (1) • Heart rate monitor (2) • Finger gauge (1) • BP Monitor& stethoscope • Dial type (2) • Mercury type (2)

3 For FYBSc practical’s in Skills in Hospitality and Tourism Industry

• Cutlery set consisting of Full plates, Half plates and Quarter plates

15. Challenges faced:

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• Infrastructure: Availability of Labs at certain time of the year is a great problem as its on sharing basis.

• Rooms, support staff, additional help is sometimes a problem • Practical classes are conducted in one room and equipment’s are kept in another room

shifting of these equipment’s has to be done by staff. • During Jr. College exam and Polytechnic exhibitions no labs and rooms are available to

conduct regular classes. • Waiting for MSc to commence from last 6 yrs and rejecting students. • Only 2 full time staff with lots of committee activities. • With only 2 permanent staff over loaded with administrative work.

Suggestions for improvement /Future plans for 2019-20

• None as such, as suggestions have been made as and when the need arose and accordingly steps were taken to make the change.

• M.Sc. in CRM • More of Undergraduate Research • Local Field visits and one Industrial visit outside Mumbai. • Rural camp • Fund raising activities (TY Event, CRM Market, FY Hospitality event , cultural Fare) • Workshops for student development. • Competitions with theme Jagruti in collaboration with Rotary club • CFBP Preconference workshops • Breast Feeding week: collaboration with ICDS,Family welfare services • PTA Meeting • Alumni Meet

16. Future plans for 2019-20

MONTH DATE/S NAME OF THE EVENT

/PROGRAMME/SEMINAR/

CONFERENCE

VENUE NAME OF THE STAFF IN CHARGE

ANY OTHER

INFORMATION

4th week of June

Commencement of TYBSc

TYBSc Orientation

Crm department

July 1ST week 2019.

T.Y.BSc. Admission Orientation –TYCRM - Value Added Courses

Enrolment for Value Added courses

College of Home Science NirmalaNiketan

Entire Department

S.Jaiswal R.Rao

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2ND week

2019

Workshop on

Personal

Grooming


R.Rao

2nd week Workshop on

street Play


S.Jaiswal

3rd week July

Sat

Attitude Training


R.Rao

3rd week July

2019 Parents Orientation Programme


Entire Department

Last week July ‘19 to

Bonding picnic Entire Department S.Jaiswal R.Rao A gaikwad S Chhatriwala

August 1st -7thaug ‘19

Celebration of Breast Feeding week: collaboration with Family welfare Servises,ICDS

Family Welfare Services

Colaba AND ICDS

S.Jaiswal

2nd week august.19

Asian Paints

:COLOUR

WORLD

Bandra :colour world Store S.Jaiswal

2nd week august2019

Extension Activity S.Jaiswal

3rd week t August 2019

Workshop on food

adulteration and

fake products

College of Home Science NirmalaNiketan, schools at virar, Chembur and Ghatkopar

S.jaiswal R.Rao

Last week of august

CFBP–Theme based competition.

Theme: Consumerism

College of Home Science NirmalaNiketan, schools at virar, Chembur and Ghatkopar

Entire department

Septemb

er 2nd week

Sept, 2019

Extension Activity

Entrepreneurial

skills to form self

help group

3rd week CGSI Seminar

Oct /Nov 1st week Oct

‘19.

Annual selection

for OCER/OCLD

The Oberoi R.Rao

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24th Oct -24

Nov 19

Hotel internship during Diwali Vacation

R.Rao

24th Oct -24

Nov 19

Workshop on rendering technique


S.Chhatriwala

24th Oct -24

Nov 19

Auto cad workshop for ID Students during Diwali break (10 days)


S.Chhatriwal

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December

1st week

December 19

CRM MARKET College of Home Science NirmalaNiketan

S.Jaiswal

2nd week

December

Ladies day out an event planed by students


A.Gaikwad

December Work shop on Napkin folds


R.Rao

January 2nd week Jan

‘20 Industrial visit

S.Jaiswal

A.Gaikwad S.Chhatriwala

4th week Jan

20

FYBSc hospitality

event


S.Jaiswal R.Rao A.Gaikwad S.Chhatriwala

February 1st week Rural camp:

Kolad S.jaiswal

3rd week of Feb ‘20

Cultural Fare by FYBSc


S.Jaiswal R.Rao A.Gaikwad S.Chhatriwala

3rd weekFeb’20

CLI Visit CLI Chunabhatti R.Rao

15th March’20 CGSI seminar: For

S.Y.B.Sc students

in view of

World Consumer

Rights Day


S.Jaiswal R.Rao A.Gaikwad S.Chhatriwal

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Documents

COMMUNITY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Annual …COMMUNITY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Annual Report for Academic Year 2018 - 19 NUMBER OF TEACHERS: 2 Permanent staff : 2 CHB Ms Sanam Khan gave her