An ‘open workshop for faculty and students: accelerating Sustainable Development Goals through methodology and research’ was held on March 27.
Dimapur, April 2 (MExN): An ‘open workshop for faculty and students: accelerating Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through methodology and research’ was organised by Research Cell, St John College, in collaboration with Research and Information System (RIS) for Developing Countries, New Delhi, and NETRA on March 27.
The workshop began with inauguration and introduction session chaired by Dr Inakali Assumi, Assistant Professor and Head, Department of English.
Dr Chubatila, Principal and Research Cell Advisor, St John College in her welcome note highlighted India’s G20 presidency and the ongoing efforts to engage youth in sustainable development, referencing the G20 University Connect events nationwide. She emphasised that the workshop aims to fulfil a requirement of the G20 University Connect initiative and urged participants to approach the discussions with openness and commitment.
The workshop commenced with presentation by Dr Amrit Puzari, Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry and Chief Vigilance Officer, NIT, Nagaland, on “accelerating Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through methodology and research.” Dr Puzari emphasised the escalating pollution levels worldwide and proposed necessary measures to transition towards a sustainable society. Furthermore, he elaborated on adapting and formulating research methodologies conducive to sustainable outcomes.
Dr Moameren, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, St Joseph University provided a comprehensive guide on preparing and submitting project proposals based on his practical and professional experience. He addressed the common challenges encountered during the application process, offering valuable insights to prospective applicants.
The presentations were followed by engaging individual discussion sessions, fostering fruitful exchanges among participants.
Certificates were distributed by Principal Dr Chubatila, with congratulations extended to all attendees by workshop convener, Dr Sita Malakar, Assistant Professor & Head Department of Sociology. A total of 54 faculty and students attended the programme. The event concluded with vote of thanks and words of appreciation and encouragement from Dr Temsunungla, Assistant Professor, Department of Botany.
