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There are four hostels for resident students. The residents are one large, happy family, and engage in friendly rivalry in games and sports.
A limited number of seats are available in the hostels. Hostel application should be submitted along with the programme application form. Admission to the College programmes does not necessarily guarantee admission to the college hostel.
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The Club seeks to inculcate in club members a sense of pride, appreciation and achievement in the learning and practice of Indian Classical Dance forms.
Its objectives are:
To use dance as a medium to convey socially relevant messages
The Dramatic club provides a space for creative students to express themselves both on and off stage. It aims to put up an annual production completely handled by the members, allowing everyone to work in their own spheres doing the best that they can.
The club’s objective is to help students excel outside their academic space while creating an environment for exploration of their hidden talents through workshops and educating them about the theatre world.
To foster a sense of camaraderie amongst the students of the French language.
To provide a forum that enables students to appreciate the French language and culture.
To improve the French language skills of the students.
Objectives:
To organise and conduct group activities including intra- and inter-collegiate competitions.
To organise events that showcase aspects of French culture such as French cinema and French cuisine.
To engage the students in a variety of activities in which they interact with each other in French.
To invite native speakers of French to give lectures, and/or conduct seminars.
The Light Music club is a team of enthusiastic ‘musicoholics’ having amazing singers, instrumentalists and percussionists. This year the club has received a huge response from the first and second years and as the club is on a look out for new talents , the intake of students in this academic year by the club has been massive and impressive. The club will take part in all cultural events within and outside the city.
The Mime and Street Theatre Club was established to promote alternative forms of theatre and revive indigenous art forms.
To appreciate and use these forms to bring about social change.
To receive training in understanding technique and skills.
To encourage participation, foster leadership and team spirit through performance and in conducting programmes.
The Club’s members participate in various competitions and performances throughout the year.
The aim of the activities of the Photography Club is to document every event that takes place on campus through the medium of the camera, in both photo and video format. It also seeks to hone the skills of students interested in the medium, and to introduce interested students to the basics in the field.
To this end, the Club members :
Arrange workshops by professional photographers
Organize photo walks during non working days
Set up photo booths
Set up a viewing gallery of best the pictures taken by the members of the club.
Attend online and spot photography competitions.
The Debate, Quiz and Current Affairs Club seeks to shape an individual’s overall personality through the various activities organised. The activities undertaken by the club include parliamentary and conventional debates, quizzes, Model United Nations’ conferences and current affairs discussions. Apart from training all its members to represent themselves on diverse forums, the club also organises two major intercollegiate events, namely SMC Parliamentary Debate and SMC-Quiz. SMCPD is a national level parliamentary debating tournament that brings together debaters and adjudicators from across the country. The Club aims to inculcate the skills of acquiring general knowledge, critical thinking and public speaking.
Being affiliated to the Rotary Club of Madras East (RCME), the club seeks to provide the best of services in the avenues of community, professional and international service, both within and outside the college.
The club’s aim is to improve and change for the better, the attitude and behaviour of the society we live in.
The club has a 20- member Board to handle the various projects. However, the major decisions are taken by the core board which consists of the President, Secretary, Joint Secretary, Sergeant- at-arms and the Treasurer.
The main avenues of service are:
Community service – They are responsible for the welfare of the environment, serving the community, etc.
Professional Service – They provide an overall development in the education sector and help to build a successful career for fellow human beings.
International Service – Any project outside the district, nationally or internationally, comes under international service.
Club Service – Believing that any work should have a fun side to it, fellowships are conducted every month.
Another objective of the Club is to ensure maximum student participation.
Acastella, as the name implies, is an acapella group. We work on harmonies and participate in cultural events. Over the years, the group has won various prizes and is looking forward to increasing that count.
In an experimenting mode with plans to branch out, it proposes to start an Acoustic group for Shift 2.
Stellaeidoscope is the online newspaper created by the students. The team reports on events inside the College. The following are its aims & objectives:
Aims:
Objectives:
The Event Management Club (EMC), the largest club on campus, boasts a legion of enthusiastic, responsible students from every department and every year, including freshers and post- graduates.
The EMC’s primary focus is to work in collaboration with the Student’s Union- organising and managing all events hosted by them from intra-collegiate events such as the Fresher’s Talent Hunt and the inter-Years’ competition to our annual inter- collegiate cultural fest, ‘Aquilae’. Its army of volunteers ensures that the registration, hospitality, scoring, invite/certificate/backdrop designing, technical support, etc for every event is carried out smoothly. The club also assists in promoting the Union’s social theme of the year and conducting break-time events for Onam, Retro Day, etc. This year, the EMC will concentrate on improving students’ participation and making every Union event a tremendous success.
The following are the aims & objectives:
Aim :
• The main aim of the Kalakrti Club is to kindle the students’ interest in Sanskrit language.
• To motivate the students of various language backgrounds towards appreciating the vast cultural heritage of India through learning the Classical Language Sanskrit and related activities of the club.
Objective :
• Encourage Sanskrit students to participate in cultural events that showcase their multiple talents in co-curricular activities. The Club promotes activities that inculcate inclusiveness among students of diverse cultural backgrounds to acquire a sense of affinity for Sanskrit.
The Anubhuti Club is the Hindi Club of the College. It aims to bring forth the talents and creativity of both the Hindi and non - Hindi students. The Club's primary objective is to provide an open platform to students from varied cultural backgrounds to interact and plan programmes to promote Hindi.
The Club enables a healthy exchange of ideas amongst students in order to bring out the best in each one of them. This agenda is fulfilled by the various cultural activities and programmes organised by the members.
The Club holds an intercollegiate event every year. Through the various competitions held, it fosters the spirit of participation and also highlights the unity in diversity that prevails in our country. Apart from this, the Club aims at bringing to the fore various social issues that need to be addressed in order to maintain a peaceful society.
Everything in this Universe is interconnected, which makes it much more important for us to respect and guard our immediate environment. And we do....just that!
Our college is home to a diverse community of flora and fauna including plants which are found in the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List as critically endangered too. Our club is more than litter removal. It is an initiation into a change of lifestyle. Through the club, one can be part of various activities and awareness drives that not only discuss the threats that our planet is currently facing but also find solutions and act on them!
What's more? Discover the ecstasy around you and on campus through walks and presentations. Feel the peace vibes of watching butterflies carefully balancing themselves on flowers...and turtles that slowly make their way to their nests!!... Discover what the Earth has to tell you through tree hugs and bird watches and more...
The objectives of the NSS include:
These objectives are realized through various projects under the guidance and supervision of the NSS Programme Officer assisted by faculty members.
The NCC plays an important role in moulding the character of young women. It develops leadership qualities among the cadets and inculcates the spirit of sportsmanship in them.
The objectives of the NCC are:
Dear student, Stella Maris College Chennai offers the following UG programmes -
B.Voc in Tourism and Hospitality
B.Voc in Banking Financial Services and Insurance
B.Voc in Sustainable Energy Management
B.Voc in Food Processing & Quality Control
B.Com Accounting & Finance/Corporate Secretaryship/Commerce
B.Sc Advanced Zoology & Biotechnology
B.Sc Plant Biology & Plant Biotechnology
Dear Student,
At the time B.Com admission at Stella Maris College you need to bring the following documents mentioned below:-
All original certificates (X, XII, Transfer certificate)
Community certificate
Blood group certificate
Baptism Certificate (for Catholic students)
With two sets of attested photocopies of all the documents.
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