12th Freshmen Social of Reimalie Academy College 2022
Reimalie Academy College (Students Welfare Society) organized the Freshmen Social Day for newly admitted students of session 2022-24.
The inauguration ceremony of the Freshmen Social Day is inaugurated by the Chief Guest Hon’ble Registrar of Bodoland University, Dr.Majil Basumatary.
Dr.Majil Basumatary, Hon’ble Registrar of Bodoland University delivered his valuable speech to motivate and compete with other Universities to all the students as well as to all the faculty members of Reimalie Academy College as the College is affiliated to Bodoland University and BU being the youngest University in lower Assam the University has been working hard to make the Academic System to function smoothly in terms of conducting Exam and declaration of result. The University has been following strick rules of UGC and trying its level best to produce quality education for the students and make better society. He also says Reimalie Academy College is the only college where Sanskrit and Yoga subjects are being introduce to enhance the quality of trainees and appreciates being the pioneer.
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Why Reimalie Academy College Conducts Freshmen Social Program and other Events?
The Reimalie Academy Conduct Freshmen Social to develop:
1. To develop emotional intelligence
Social skills and empathy—the outward-oriented dimensions of emotional intelligence (EQ). The interactions or conversations elicited by events helps students build relationships, understand different perspectives and engage other cultures. Social events provide an opportunity to expand one’s social circle.
2. To take a break
All work with no breaks diminishes productivity. It’s good to take one’s mind off the troubles of exams or reports from time to time—something that participating in events can provide. Whether it’s by watching a movie or volunteering for a fundraiser, a “study break” lets students recuperate by focusing on activities that exercise other creative, mental muscles.
3. To build relationships
Participating in on-campus social events enables students to meet people who share common interests and individuals who can help them academically, or even professionally. Relationship-building is a good habit that students need to learn because the world of work requires aptitude in negotiation, communication and, well, more networking.