Forensis Forum Events

The Post Graduate Department of Criminology and Forensic Science had organized a farewell Programme for the outgoing batch of 2020-2022 with the theme ‘ADIOS BASH’ on 13th June 2022 at 9.30am in the Maria Paiva hall of the college.

The first year students of the Department began the programme with the theme “LOOK BACK WITH A SMILE”. The event consisted of a prayer service, cultural events and games to mark the event as memorable one. Dr. Juliet C.J. Principal of the college addressed the students wishing them all the success in their life. She appreciated the batch for being active in the campus and conducting various events such as Anti Human Trafficking Clubs, Tobacco/Substance free college campus, number of national webinar in spite of Covid-19 pandemic situations. She said to keep in touch with the Alma Matter through Forensic Alumni Associations, Roshni, Mangaluru (FAARM). Further, she handed over the badges of the FAARM to each students and felicitated them as alumni.

Dr. Saritha D’Souza, Head of the Post Graduate Department of Criminology and Forensic Science spoke on the occasion wishing the students to fly in colours and to make the Alma matter proud. She motivated students to grab the opportunities comes in life, write the competitive examinations, face the challenges and be in touch with the teachers for further communication pertaining to the Job placements. Likewise all the Faculties of the department Mr. Roshan D’Souza, Ms. Bindiya T, Mr. Joel Joseph, expressed their views and wished them good luck for their future endeavors.

Further, students expressed their views and learning experiences in the college campus. Shared their memorable days spent with teachers, juniors and non-teaching staff of the college. The First year students took over the sessions to conduct various games, cultural events where both first and second year students performed on the stage to mark the day as unforgettable one. At the end, each student was felicitated with a token of love and appreciation from the institution. The programme ended with a fellowship meal, group photographs and dance. Altogether, 43 students, around 15 teaching and non-teaching faculties of the college were present on this occasion.