Type of Event (Workshop/Seminar/Other): Student Seminar

Date: 06.08.2025

Venue: AV Hall, IIS (deemed to be university)

No. of Participants/Beneficiaries (Teaching/Non-teaching/Students to be Mentioned Separately): M.A (Political science) M.A. (International relations).

Name of the Activity Coordinator: Dr. Archana Gupta

Name of Collaborating Agency (if any) with Address & Contact No.: NA

Objective of the Activity

1.    To familiarize students with the academic structure of the department

2.    To introduce faculty members and their area of specialisation

3.    To highlight co-curriculum and extra curriculum opportunities

4.    To inform students about the rules and regulations

Summary Report on orientation program of political science department

The Orientation Program of Department of Political Science was conducted on 6^th August 2025 at AV Hall, IIS (Deemed to Be University).

Dr. Archana Gupta began her speech by welcoming the new students to the department, emphasizing the significance of their choice. She spoke of the department’s rich history, highlighting its evolution over the years and the milestones it has achieved. The HoD then introduced the various undergraduate and postgraduate courses offered by the department. She provided a brief overview of each course, explaining how they are designed to equip students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for their future careers.One of the most inspiring parts of her speech was when Dr. Archana Gupta spoke about the department’s illustrious alumni. She mentioned several notable names who have made significant contributions in their respective fields, both nationally and internationally. These alumni, she emphasized, are not only a source of pride for the department but also serve as role models for the current students. By sharing stories of these successful individuals, the HoD aimed to motivate the new students to aspire towards greatness, knowing that they too have the potential to achieve remarkable success.

The departmental orientation concluded on a high note, with students and faculty alike feeling more connected and enthusiastic about the academic year ahead. The event was a perfect blend of formal introductions and informal interactions, which ensured that the new students felt welcomed and integrated into the department. Dr. [Name] and the faculty expressed their hopes that this spirit of collaboration and mutual respect would continue to thrive throughout the students' time in the department, laying the foundation for both academic success and lasting friendships.

The event was organised as a Student Seminar with active participation from undergraduate and postgraduate students of Political Science, Political Science (Hons) and International Relations and M.A. (Political Science, International Relations). The program was coordinated by Dr. Archana Gupta, who addressed the gathering and introduced the students to the academic structure, departmental rules and regulations. Faculty members were also introduced, highlighting their respective area of specialization.  

In addition to the formal session, a range of fun and engaging activities were organised to make the orientation more interactive. Highlights of the program includes:

1.    A creative and entertaining skit was performed where the students impersonated the faculty members. This act created bond of humor between teachers and students.

2.    A specially designed game named “Polibuzz” was conducted. The game tested students’ thinking ability and knowledge. Winners were awarded prizes.

3.    To engage the intellectual curiosity of the students, a quiz was organised.

4.    To end the orientation on lively note, a dare was played where random students had to pick chit containing fun dares.

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