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Think big: Psychologist to students
Think big: Psychologist to students. A variety of arts and crafts were displayed at the expo that is being organised by the Department of Social Work of the college, in collaboration with several NGOs.
A two-day state level arts and crafts exhibition-cum-sale began at Maris Stella College on Friday. Participating in the inaugural function as a chief guest, Dr TS Rao, psychologist and member of Child Welfare Committee, exhorted students to develop a positive attitude and enhance their confidence levels to achieve great things in life. “Students should think big and work hard with determination to realise their goals,” he said.
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A variety of arts and crafts were displayed at the expo that is being organised by the Department of Social Work of the college, in collaboration with several NGOs. College correspondent Sr Sleeva Thumma, Principal Sr Kulrekha Mudartha, heads of departments Sr Lovely Jacob and Jyotsna Valentina, Childline city coordinator A Ramesh and others were present.
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