DIMAPUR The Nagaland College Principals’ Association (NCPA) held its annual conference on the theme ‘Higher education concerns in Nagaland: the way forward’
Research & Development Cell, Unity College, Dimapur in collaboration with Heritage Publishing House, Dimapur, organized Lecture Series- III for teaching faculties on April 15. While, Department of Physics, Sao Chang College (SCC) carried out student extension service at Wela Foundation School Tuensang, on April 15.
DIMAPUR The Research and Development Cell of Unity College, in collaboration with the Heritage Publishing House, organised the Lecture Series- III for the teaching faculties with Niketu Iralu at Kerünyü Ki in Sechu-Zubza on April 15. The programme was aimed at increasing individual faculty’s interests and engagement on issues and challenges being faced in contemporary Naga society, an update stated. Niketu Iralu, who spoke on the topic ‘What does each one of us think is most important for our society’s survival to go forward?’ enlightened on the issues and opined that the human element is the key to survival of any society. Earlier, the principal of Unity College, Dr. Lichumo Enie, delivered the welcome note and the coordinator of Research and Development Cell, Dr. Rimmei Longmei, delivered the vote of thanks. The programme was chaired by Dr. Lanusangla Tzudir, founder of Heritage Publishing House.
Dimapur, July 3 (EMN): Nagaland College Principals’ Association (NCPA), in collaboration with Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of Unity College, organised a workshop on “Choice based credit system (CBCS) management for principals” at the seminar hall of Unity College, Dimapur, on June 28. The programme was chaired by Dr. Visakhonu Hibo, NCPA president and principal of Japfu Christian College, Kigwema, while Dr. Lichumo Enie, NCPA treasurer and principal of Unity College, delivered a welcome address and Dr. Nishena Nekha, NCPA vice president and principal of Zunheboto Government College, proposed the vote of thanks. An update from the association stated that resource persons namely AG Samuel from Patkai Christian College spoke on “Implementation strategies,” while Teisovi Gerrard Meyase from Kohima Science College spoke on “FAQ of CBCS,” and Dr. Jamedi Longkumer from Dimapur Government College spoke on “CBCS structure, examination and assessment under Nagal