SSLA, as an institution, does not incentivize brilliance with awards, but rather with recognition and self-actualisation; and when awards, individual or collective, are a consequence of that, SSLA beams with pride. These displays of talent are encouraged and cultivated in the space through an elaborate process of exposure, engagement and learning. For us, empowerment does not simply exist as a theoretical motto - it is the foundational basis of our pedagogy.
These prodigious personalities who represent the larger missions of the college, are so many in number, that we must enlist and applaud them in such pages. Their effort and achievement surely transcends any such representation and the campus echoes their legacies proudly.
These distinguished names belong, and proudly so, in a long upheld tradition of "standing out" that encompasses every student of the college.
Presenting to you, the victorious icons of SSLA.
Symbiosis School for Liberal Arts was founded in 2011 and is the only liberal arts education program in India which offers a comprehensive four year degree program. Notably, Symbiosis School for Liberal Arts offers specializations which focus on intersectionality like Women and Gender Studies, also Peace and Conflict Studies.
The International Women’s Conference hosted by SSLA on 1st & 2nd March 2019, will create a platform for an active interaction of academia, the corporate sector, community based organizations, researchers, and the development sector. This interaction would lead to understanding the lives and issues of urban middle-class women. The conference will begin with a Public Lecture, co-hosted by Sage Publications by an Eminent Personality in this field on the 28thFebruary 2019.
To ensure a holistic discussion, the conference has four tracks- Women and Citizenship, Women and Healthcare, Women of Eminence and Women and Work.
This discussion would empower women and create an ecosystem which allows them to thrive and become key decision makers, right across family, employment and policy.
The need to talk for women and about women has been a major feminist construct for the past few years. While a patriarchal society has dictated everything that a woman should do, including the terms of her capability for too long a time, the direction has gradually shifted. Women are slowly gaining momentum and are taking up positions as equals to men in society. Yet, women have a long way to go for constructive conversations about themselves. It is for all this we stand today.
At SSLA the discussion on various societal issues is not constrained to the classroom. It’s a part of every general conversation that happens on the campus. Gender is one such social construct and a woman’s place within it has been a topic of importance for several years now. Women and Gender Studies is not just a subject for the faculty and students, it is a critique of the strain imposed by the patriarchal society on a woman’s identity. The idea is not to just write a critical analysis of the issue, but to seek solutions that extend outside the textual framework. This conference is a concrete step to finding a resolution to the multitude of constraints.
A peek into the real world will emerge from diversity in speakers and audience from all cultures from various streams of life. This will provide our audience with different perspectives and allow for actionable changes.
We seek to gain a fundamental understanding of the middle- class woman and the social, economic and cultural changes that she is subjugated to. Effective conversations will go a long way in finding solutions for the problems that arise with an urban lifestyle. It is a step towards mapping the growth of a woman who is educated and upwardly mobile, while initiating more women into this category. More than anything, it is respecting women who have balanced patriarchy-dictated social traditions and 21st century modernity and succeeded at it.
This is a concept that has recently gained acceptance in India. It is our concern to understand and eradicate the problems that arise with this phenomenal change in gender roles. The conference offers educated conversations with communities that influence and are being influenced by this change. An exchange of experiences, success stories and struggles will prove to be an inspiration for the many, still writing their stories out there.
The conference is about spreading awareness, and stimulating scientific enquiry.We endeavour to have empowering dialogues, focused on a solution based approach both academically and philosophically. We seek to have a long lasting impact towards social change.
To register for the conference, please fill in the registration form available here.
Registration Charges
The registration charges will take care of participation in the conference, lunch and tea on both days of conference as well as dinner on Day 1.
Please select one of the following categories while registering for the conference:
Payment Details
Payment for the conference will be accepted only via online bank transfer i.e. through direct NEFT/RTGS.
The bank details are provided in the table below.
Sr.No.
A/c Holder Name
Bank Name
Bank Address
Bank A/C No.
Type of Account
IFSC Code
SWIFT Code
MICR Code
1
SIU-SSLA RECEIPTS A/C
Bank of India
Karve Road Branch Pune
050310210000042
Saving
BKID0000503
BKIDINBBPMB
411013011
After making the payment, please send us the transaction details in the following format to IGC2019@ssla.edu.in
Account Holder Name
UTR/IMPS/RR NUMBER
Date
Amount
Accommodation Details
Accommodation will not be provided by the conference organisers.
Participants are requested to make individual arrangements at reduced conference rates with our partners. The details are given below.
Sr. No
Name
Rate per room with breakfast
Occupancy
F-Wing, Guest house, Viman Nagar (link)
1250/-
2500/-
Twin-Sharing
Single
2
Sachi Corporates, Kalyani Nagar (link)
3100 (1550/- per head)
Contact Us
For further information or any other queries regarding the registration process, please write to us at IGC2019@ssla.edu.in.
Presented paper - "The Concentration and Imbalance of Micro Finance Institutions in North-East India" at the National Conference on Social Science and Economics
Published the same at the International Institute of Research and Journals (IRAJ).
Presented a paper at a national conference titled "'re examining assent in prostitution" in February.
Will get the same published in June
2015 - Went for the international conference for comparative literature in Nagpur and presented a paper on Sep 11th.
2016 - Went for the National student's conference on social issues on Feb 10. Received an ISBN number for her paper in the conference on social sciences in Istanbul in February.
Best Academic Performance – Red Carpet 2015
Manal Bole (2018),Vrinda Chopra (2018),Shefaali Bopana (2018), Isha Mathur (2018), Aishwarya Abbott (2019), Prachiti Joshi (2019), Bhumika Pravin (2019), Naihan Nath (2019), Aroushka Irani (2019), Simone Noronha (2018), Shishira, Shreya Rao (2016), Mayura Ashok (2016), Akansha Mansukhani, Shrita Pathak (2019)
Manal Bole, Simone Noronha, Aroushka Irani Shreya Rao
Representing TEDx SI(DU) VimanNagar at TEDx India Workshop conducted by Infosys at Infosys Mysore Campus.
Invited to give a talk at Atul Vidyalaya School, Gujarat.
2nd place - Marketing Challenge at FLAME’s Kurukshetra.
Placed 3rd – FLAME Kurukshetra Placed 1st - DZMA
Picture selected by Vogue Italy
Climbed Mount Kilimanjaro – December 2015 - Reached Uhuru Peak (5895 m/19341 ft.), which is the highest point.
Participated in: Make in India Inauguration (Mumbai, Feb 13th) The World Culture Festival (New Delhi, March 11th).