Applications are invited from Eligible Candidates with (JRF) in the Research Department of English. Applications shall reach reenamohmd@gmail.com on before 26th February 2024. The walk interview is scheduled at 10.30 am on 28th February 2024 in the Department of English. For more details, contact 0480. 2850596
The session was held on October 8, 2024, at 2:00 PM in the college seminar hall. Advocate U.K. Jaferghan, a panel lawyer with the Taluk Legal Service Committee, served as the keynote speaker. He provided insights into the legal provisions and protections available under the Domestic Violence Act, focusing on educating students about their rights and the importance of legal recourse in cases of domestic violence
Food Fest - Incubating the Recipe
On 1st January 2025, 29 students and 4 teachers from the B.Sc. Mathematics department visited Sangama Grama Madhava Mana, the birthplace of Madhava, the founder of the Kerala School of Mathematics
On 1st January 2025, 29 students and 4 teachers from the B.Sc. Mathematics department visited Sangama Grama Madhava Mana, the birthplace of Madhava, the founder of the Kerala School of Mathematics
On 1st January 2025, 29 students and 4 teachers from the B.Sc. Mathematics department visited Sangama Grama Madhava Mana, the birthplace of Madhava, the founder of the Kerala School of Mathematics.
EXPOSURE VISIT FOR SCHOOL STUDENTS
On December 22, 2024, students from St. Joseph Higher Secondary School (HSS) visited our campus as part of an exposure visit aimed at providing practical insights into ecosystem conservation and sustainability. This visit was organized to enhance the students' understanding of ecological restoration, threatened plant conservation, and climate resilience.
Students visited Ecorestoration Nursery, Threatened Plant Nursery, Seed Germination Centre, Art Gallery at the Library Complex and Films scrrening.
The program was conducted by CEtC Reserach Centre of Hornbill Foundation at Reserach Department of Botany.
Date: 10th January 2024
Time: 2:00 PM onwards
Venue: Psychology Lab and First-Year Psychology Classrooms
The Department of Psychology, MES Asmabi College, organized an engaging Psychology Exhibition on 10th January 2024. The event was meticulously planned and executed by the students and faculty of the department, providing an interactive platform to explore fascinating psychological concepts and tools.
The exhibition showcased an extensive range of psychological tools and equipment, each with unique applications in understanding human behavior and mental processes. Instruments such as the tachistoscope mirror drawing apparatus were displayed, providing visitors with a hands-on experience. The students played a pivotal role in this segment, offering clear and concise explanations of the purpose and functioning of these devices. Their efforts ensured that complex psychological concepts were presented in an accessible and engaging manner, making this segment one of the key attractions of the event.
The exhibition also featured a variety of interactive activities designed to engage visitors and demonstrate key psychological principles. The Memory Test evaluated participants’ ability to retain and recall information, offering insights into cognitive functioning. In the Find the Gift game, participants searched for hidden clues to locate a gift, testing their problem-solving skills and observational abilities. The Maze Puzzles encouraged critical thinking and strategy development as participants navigated through intricate pathways. Adding an element of fun and excitement, the Spin the Wheel activity allowed participants to win small prizes, fostering a sense of enjoyment and curiosity. Together, these activities created an immersive experience, allowing visitors to explore psychology in an interactive and enjoyable manner.
The exhibition attracted a diverse audience, including students, faculty members, and visitors from other departments. The event garnered enthusiastic participation, with attendees actively engaging in the activities and discussions.
Feedback from the visitors highlighted the informative and enjoyable nature of the exhibition. Many expressed appreciations for the students’ efforts in providing clear and engaging explanations, making the event a great learning experience. Faculty members commended the creativity and dedication demonstrated by the students and staff in organizing such an enriching event.
The Psychology Exhibition was a resounding success, achieving its goal of promoting awareness and interest in psychology. The collaborative efforts of the students and faculty ensured that the event was both educational and entertaining. The enthusiastic response from the audience serves as a testament to the event's impact, encouraging the department to organize similar events in the future.
Department of Logistics management in collaboration with IQAC organized one-day experential learning and student exhibition on 10-01-2025 in B.VOC LMT Third Year classroom.As part of student exhibition our department students made a working model of supply chain management process.Our students explained the working model process in a good manner and total visitors for the programme is 436.
This event aimed to promote entrepreneurship skills among postgraduate botany students by providing them with a platform to showcase their culinary talents and explore business-oriented approaches to food preparation and sales
The event was entirely managed and operated by the postgraduate students of the Department of Botany. The students prepared a diverse range of food items and actively engaged in marketing and serving their products to the campus community.
The program was coordinated by Ameena
Athila, Rineesha, Rasha, Rafeea, Fairoos, Asna, Aysha mol, Kavya, Thasniya Aliya and all other ist year Post garduate Botany students and Dr. Amitha Bachan KH, the Faculty and coordinator IQAC.
The "Hands-on Training Workshop on Identification and Assessment of Developmental Disabilities" was held on 08 January 2025 at the Old Seminar Hall, MES Asmabi College. The workshop aimed to provide participants with practical knowledge and skills in identifying and assessing developmental disabilities, a crucial area in the field of psychology.
The event began with a warm welcome speech by Mr. Lathif Penath, Head of the Department of Psychology, who emphasized the importance of understanding developmental disabilities and the need for specialized assessment tools. He highlighted the role of such workshops in enhancing the expertise of students and professionals in the field.The presidential address was delivered by Dr. K.P. Sumedhan, who underscored the significance of early identification and assessment in improving the quality of life for individuals with developmental disabilities. Dr. Sumedhan stressed the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration and the critical role of mental health professionals in addressing these issues.
The resource person for the workshop, Dr. Raheemudheen P.K., Clinical Psychologist at the Government Mental Health Centre, Thrissur, led the session. Dr. Raheemudheen provided an in-depth presentation on various methods and tools used for the identification and assessment of developmental disabilities, offering real-life case studies and practical demonstrations. He encouraged participants to engage in hands-on activities to familiarize themselves with different assessment techniques and instruments, which helped strengthen their understanding of the topic.
The workshop provided valuable insights and practical training for the participants, enhancing their skills in identifying and assessing developmental disabilities. It also fostered a collaborative learning environment, where participants could discuss challenges, share experiences, and learn from experts in the field. The event concluded with a vote of thanks, acknowledging the contributions of the resource person, faculty, and participants for making the workshop a success.This workshop not only provided crucial knowledge on developmental disabilities but also emphasized the importance of early diagnosis and the role of psychology in supporting individuals with such conditions.
Department of logistics management conducted a induction programme and talk on Import and Export documentation on 01/01/2025 at old seminar hall.Programme is innagurated by our Principal Dr.Reena Mohammed and cheif guest was our Alumni Ms.Farha Abdul Salam.The co-ordinators of the programme is Sruthi Dinesh and Nimil Althaf Hameed.Total 60 students attended the programme.
M.E.S Asmabi College, a premier educational institution managed by the Muslim Educational Society (Regd.) Calicut, owes its existence to the remarkable foresight and unremitting zeal of the late Dr. P.K.Abdul Gafoor, the late P.K. Abdulla and late Dr. A.K Siddiq Karikulam Azhikode.
Started in the year 1968 at P. Vemballur, Kodungallur, a remote coastal backward village in the S N Puram Panchayath of Thrissur District with the main objective of uplifting the educationally backward community especially muslims of the area who had been denied of the right to education for generations. The college now caters to the needs of the students throughout Kerala and Lakshadweep , cutting across the barriers of class, caste, creed and religion. Hajee Ismail Essa Sait of Cochin initially donated the land and the building and the college was named after his mother Asmabi.
