Objectives of the Cell :

• A college seminar committee’s primary responsibility is to organize and facilitate seminars, workshops, and other academic events for students and faculty.
• The committee is responsible for the overall planning and organization of seminars and workshops, including setting themes, identifying speakers, and determining dates and locations.
• The committee is responsible to researches and selects companies that align with the curriculum and student interests.
• The committee should ensures that the visit plan is reviewed and approved by relevant authorities, such as the Principal or Heads of Departments.
• They handle logistical aspects like booking venues, arranging for audio-visual equipment, and coordinating with vendors.
• The committee promotes events to the student body and faculty, ensuring a good turnout.
• To builds relationships with industry representatives to arrange visits, coordinate logistics, and ensure a smooth experience for students.
• The Industrial visit committee takes steps to ensure the safety and well-being of students during the visit, including providing instructions on safety procedures and emergency contacts.
• The committee arranges for students to interact with industry professionals, learn about different roles, and gain insights into industry practices.
• The committee may organize events, presentations, or publications to highlight the value of industrial visits and encourage more participation.
• They may be involved in contacting and securing speakers, as well as managing their schedules and travel arrangements.
• They can provide guidance and resources for students who wish to present their research papers at seminars.
• Some committees are also involved in identifying research topics, seeking collaborations with other institutions, and finding publishers for research papers.
• They may explore funding opportunities, such as grants or sponsorships, to support the organization of seminars and workshops.
• After events, they may gather feedback from attendees and use it to improve future events.
• To keeps records of past visits, feedback, and other relevant information for future reference.
• The committee can provide mentorship and guidance to students participating in National Seminars, International Seminars and conferences.
• They must maintain records of seminar/workshop proceedings, papers, and materials for future reference.
• The committee may organize events, presentations, or publications to highlight the value of industrial visits and encourage more participation.
• The committee can support faculty members who are organizing seminars or workshops by providing resources and assistance.