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Cross cultural interaction at St Theresa held in Eluru
Eluru: A delegation of scholars from Thailand, Malaysia and Kenya visited St Theresa's College for Women here on Saturday, as part of cross-cultural...
Eluru: A delegation of scholars from Thailand, Malaysia and Kenya visited St Theresa's College for Women here on Saturday, as part of cross-cultural interaction. Dr Yannakorn Toprayoon, Rajapark Institute
Thailand, Dr Zaira Zaman Chowdhury from Malay University, Malaysia, Dr Frapalad Sorovit from Mahachulalongkorn Rajavidyalaya, Dr Vijayavani from Acharya Nagarjuna University, Guntur, Dr Kuppu Ram from Turkana University Kenya, Dr Chanyanan, Dr Thanyananth from Researchers Association of Thailand
visited the college and interacted with the students.
They enlightened the students about higher studies and research opportunities in their respective countries. Dr Ratnakar, CEO of IMRF Foundation led the team of foreign delegates.
Sr Lourdu Mary, correspondent welcomed the guests.
Principal Dr Marietta D'Mello and vice-principal Dr Showrilu felicitated the foreign delegates.
Ume Salma, Headof the Department of Telugu and Hindi coordinated the programme. About 500 students and faculty benefited by this programme.
