Thomas Jones Synod College, Jowai

Cells

Women's Cell
The Women's Cell in the college was formed in the year 2016.

Prevention of Sexual Harassment Cell
The Prevention of Sexual Harassment Cell of the Thomas Jones Synod College was set up in 2016. The aim of setting up this cell was to create an awareness and to help prevent sexual harassment in the educational institution. The cell is very much committed to help create a healthy and safe environment in the college. The cell aims to inculcate a sense of respect with one another, maintain a respectable relationship amongst the students community where they will learn to become more sensitive to one another and help them to realise that harassment in and of itself is demoralizing and degrading. The cell is so much concerned about the sexual harassment that often occurs in the present society, even in the college community, so it takes the initiative to step forward to organize an awareness programme in the college.

The Prevention of Sexual Harassment Cell had organized an 'Awareness Programme on Prevention of Sexual Harassment in the educational institutions' on the 28 September 2016. In this programme, Smt I. Kharpran, Sub Inspector of Police , In-charge of Crime Branch, Jowai Police Station, was invited as the resource person. Smt. I. Kharpran presented and gave valuable information which proved to be very useful not only to the students but to teachers as well. The resource person shared and highlighted the need to create awareness especially among students of the meaning of Sexual Harassment , and how it can be prevented. Through this programme the cell is hoping that a sense of respect is created in the college community as it being a co-ed institution and to prevent it from happening now and in the future. The Cell is hoping to conduct more meaningful programs which will prove to be very helpful for the institution as a whole.

Career Guidance and Placement Cell
The Career Guidance and Placement Cell was started with the objective to create an awareness and also to impart education and training to the students and community. Keeping in mind the objectives of the College, courses like Skill Development in Spoken English and Communication, Office Automation, DTP and Tally was started in the year 2014. These courses are offered free of cost. The College also provide Training courses in collaboration with the NIELIT and also with the District Administration for the benefit of the community. Activities like organizing programme on career related are the main contribution of the Cell.

Counselling Cell
A word to counsel and motivation given to anybody can bring a positive impact on their lives. Students encounter different problems both personal, social and dynamic. Counseling is very important in their lives of students. It Helps us understand students better and more effectively. Students can seek the counselor's help whenever needed and for any difficulty or problems faced by them. Counseling may not bring immediate solutions but it is very significant for students. Counseling is also to help students help themselves. The Counseling cell in the college was formed in the year 2016.

Anti-Ragging Cell
In Accordance with the Supreme court order on ragging, the judgement of Supreme Court on ragging (2009) and the UGC Regulations to Curb the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009 the college has established an Anti-Ragging cell. Although there have never been any reported case of ragging on campus . The Anti-Ragging Cell is always alert to prevent the incidence of such case. The institution maintains a healthy and congenial academic environment for all the students.
All Students of the College are required to fill their Online Anti-Ragging Affidavit and may do so at www.amanmovement.org or www.antiragging.in

Grievance Redressal Cell
The College has a Grievance Redressal Cell to address grievances of students of the College. The Cell maintains a Complaint/Suggestion Box and attempts to address and resolve complaints that are received on a regular basis. Serious matters that require the attention of the Governing Body are reported to the Principal of the College.