WEGC

Women Empowerment & Grievances Cell

The College has established a Women Empowerment & Grievances Cell in the college campus and cell is active since 2014 to empower girl students, to enhance understanding of issues related to women and to make the college campus a safe place for girl students. With a view to taking up women’s issues and problems, the cell aims at creating awareness of their rights and responsibilities. It also provides a platform for women to share their experiences and views regarding their status in the society and to suggest ways to improve and empower themselves.

Aiming at intellectual and social upliftment of the female students, the cell stands for facilitating women empowerment through guest lectures, seminars, awareness programmes and other welfare activities.

Women achievers from various fields are invited to share their experiences with students interact with them, give valuable tips which might motivate them, make them dream big and work towards realizing their dreams and to provide a safe environment for girl students and women employees.

The responsibilities of the Women Grievances & Empowerment Cell is to follow the Mandatory Guide lines and directions of the JNTU KAKINADA regarding the security arrangements for Girl Students and Women staff of our Institution.

OBJECTIVES

To promote a culture of respect and equality for female gender.
To conduct seminars, workshops to make them aware of opportunities and tools available and train the women.
To create a conducive counselling environment for female gender to share their problems.
To motivate and inspire girl students in their pursuit for excellence.
To educate girl students on women specific health issues and measures to be taken.
To make girl students realize their strengths and be empowered.

VISION

Evolve all possible strategies for empowering women in technological and socio cultural aspects in a holistic way towards the betterment of the society.

MISSION

The Women Empowerment & Grievances Cell shall strive to organise guest lectures, seminars, awareness programmes and other welfare activities to empower women.

Roles and responsibilities of WEGC faculty Coordinators:

1. To periodically organize guest lectures in different areas such as health, legal, career and social aspects.
2. To monitor and counsel girl students of their department, in the case of requirement.
3. To advise and support any girl student, if faced by any gender specific problem.
4. To conduct competitions such as presentations, elocution, essay writing and painting to encourage girl students to express their ideas.
5. Above all, to ensure a secure and progressive learning environment for the girl students.

Roles and responsibilities of Student Representatives:

They should be willing:

1. To spread the objectives of WEGC among the girl students.
2. To participate actively in the events and competitions organized by the cell and encourage other girl students to participate.
3. To organize enthusiastically the events of WEGC under the guidance of the cell.
4. To interact regularly with the girl students of the class.
5. To bring to the notice of the faculty coordinators of their respective department, if any specific issue arises among the girl students.

WEGC Committee Members:

Chairperson:

Dr. T. Vamsee Kiran, Principal

Coordinator:

Ms. R Vijaya - Department of IT & MCA

Members/ Department Coordinators:
BED Dr. K. L. Sarada Member
BED Dr. S. Naga Lakshmi Member
BED Ms. T Bhagya Lakshmi Member
BED Ms. Ch Vanaja Member
CSE Ms. Pratyusha Member
IT Ms B. Triveni Member
Librarian Ms. Mandira Bairagi Member
Student Jaya Durga Alekhya D Member
Student Kavya A Member
Student Ms.Tejasri K Member
General Instructions to the students:

Proper dress code should be followed.

  • Body fit clothing, transparent or revealing outfits should be avoided.
  • Salwar kameez with duppatta is advisable for girls.

Sharing of mobile phone numbers with the unknown persons should be avoided.
Harassment of any nature should be reported to the higher authorities for redressal.
The 24 hour helpline desk made available for teaching and non-teaching staffs and students can be utilized for reporting any untoward incidents which cause physical / mental anguish. 24 Hr Helpline no.

Activities held in various Academic years:

Conducted One- Week Self- Defense Training Program for Girl students from 1.03.2024 to 7.03.2024 by 1) Ms. RV Ramana, Asst Physical Director, 2) Ms. D.Sai Rekha, Self Defence Instructor, Jhansi Lakshmi Self Defense Academy, Khammam.
Celebrated International Women's Day on 7th March, 2024. Chief Guest- Ms V.Lakshmi Rajyam, Senior Civil Magistrate, Nandigama.
Organized Guest lecture on legal rights awareness on 7th March, 2024. Chief Guest- Sri K.Nageswara Rao, B.Com LL.B, Senior Advocate, Jaggayyapeta.
Organized Guest lecture on Self- Defense Awareness Programs on 7th & 8th March, 2023. Chief Guest- Ms M Sai Rekha & Mr D SaiKiran -Karate trainers,Jhansi Lakshmibai Self-Defense Academy, Khammam.
Celebrated International Women's Day on 7th March 2023. Chief Guest-Dr. Jaya Mohan Psychologist.
Organized Guest lecture on Countering Cyber Attacks & Cyber Frauds on Women on 4th February, 2023. Chief Guest-Dr. A.S.N. Chakravarthy ,Professor of CSE & Special Officer SDC, WDC and DMC JNTUK, Kakinada.
Celebrated International Women's Day on 6th March 2021. Chief Guest- Sr. Pulapati Prameela Sundari, Principal Maria Nivas EM High School Nandigama.
Organised an awareness program on "Life is valuable" for girl students of II, III & IV B.Tech of all the branches on 26th February, 2021 presided by Ms. M Aruna Kumari , HOD Department of Management Sciences and Ms Sujata Agarwal, Co-ordinator of Women Empowerment & Grievance Cell.
Celebrated International Women's Day on 7th March 2020. Chief Guest- Mrs Y. Sarada Devi ( MD, Sarada Education Institutes) & Guest of Honour- Advocate R Ganga Bhawani (B.A, B.L).
Organized an awareness programme on “Eve-Teasing, Women Harassment, Ragging and Rape” for girl students of III B.Tech. on 29th June 2019. The program was presided by Shakthi Team, Nandigama Subdivision (Women Police constables) G. Anusha Singh Takhore, V. Padmavathi, M. N Sravani and T. Siva Kumari.
Organized an "Awareness program on Basic Behavioral Etiquette" for girl students of I B.Tech. on 20th December 2018. Ms M Aruna Kumari, Department of Management Sciences and Mrs Sujata Agarwal, Basic Engineering Department addressed the students.
Celebrated International Women’s day on 8th March 2018. Chief Guest - Lion D. Joni Kumari, a well known educationist.
The National Commission for women has launched a nationwide programme for generating awareness about legal rights of women with the objective to ensure that all sections of society are fully conversant with the law.

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