RESOURCEFULNESS OF OUR FACULTY:
Besides the Honours, Awards, Recognitions and Patents won by our Faculty Members, quite a good number of our faculty members have also won various Recognitions, including some faculty members being appointed Members of Committees constituted by the State Government for different purposes, invited as Resource Persons for Webinars/Seminars/Workshops, appointed Reviewers of reputed International and National Journals, University Nominees and Members of the Board of Studies of various Colleges, Subject Experts, Jury Members for different competitions and Consultants for various assignments.
Total Teaching Staff 172, For this Academic Year, 6 new Teaching Staff Members were recruited in various UG and PG Departments, The total number of Ph.D. holders among our Staff goes up to 67; while that of the Faculty Members with M.Phil. stands at 23;and the faculty members with NET and SET Qualification at 45
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With a special accent on communication skills, the syllabus for the General English programme has been thoroughly redesigned. With the new system of ‘Streaming', students are placed according to their proficiency levels in English into two categories, with each stream having its own syllabus, instructional materials and testing procedures. Language lab work is part of the curriculum.
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In alignment with its goals and objectives, Andhra Loyola College (ALC) has identified its Extension Program as a core area of operation. Embracing its Institutional Social Responsibility, ALC recognizes that its role extends beyond merely generating and transferring knowledge. It also aims to provide extension services that transfer the benefits of the knowledge it generates and preserves. Consequently, ALC organizes two distinct extension programs: ALERT (Andhra Loyola Extension Service for Rural Transformation) and ALANA (Andhra Loyola Assistance for Neighborhood Advancement). ALERT (Andhra Loyola Extension Service for Rural Transformation) was introduced in the academic year 2003-2004 as 2012-2013 as part of the College’s Golden Jubilee initiative. And as part of the College’s Diamond Jubilee initiative ALANA (Andhra Loyola Assistance for Neighborhood Advancement) was introduced. Both the programs are integral components of the curriculum for first-year degree students, mandatory for the award of degree and credits are assigned in the Choice Based Credit System of the College.
Objectives and Significance
The extension programs at ALC are the most influential conceptualizations of macro-social work practice. They aim to develop a comprehensive plan of action for community development and rural education. These programs are designed to be 'mixed and phased,' ensuring a holistic approach to empowering communities and fostering sustainable development.
This four-and-a-half-year-old centre of excellence, which functions under the leadership of an ELT specialist, is equipped with resources for teacher development programmes in ELT and conducts ELT research and innovative experiments. The Centre is visited by a number of teachers of English from other colleges, schools and universities for availing themselves of the resources of the Centre and for guidance in ELT research. Besides, the Centre offers ELT consultancy and publishes books.
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As part of the College's commitment to the cause of women's empowerment, ALC admits girl students into most of the UG and all PG courses. ALC Women's Cell is very active. A separate Girls' Waiting Room is available for day-scholars, and a separate Hostel, called Xavier Hostel, with accommodation for 210 students, is also available. Special encouragement is given to girl students in sports and games and cultural activities.
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Each department has an association with a Chairman and Office-bearers from among the students with a staff member as the Co-coordinator. The Departmental Associations organise co-curricular activities like science exhibitions, industrial visits, guest lectures and seminars as well as literary and cultural activities. A weeklong separate cultural festival called SPHOORTI is organized for the Degree students to bring out their hidden talents through inter-collegiate competitions. In addition, students of the College are encouraged to participate in many Inter-collegiate and National/State-Level competitions.
A cultural festival called ‘Ethnic Day’ is held every year to raise the students’ consciousness of their own culture and help them recognize and respect the cultures of others.
Participation in co-curricular activities like NCC, NGC or NSS is compulsory. The College has all the four wings of NCC, namely, Army, Navy, Air Wing, and Remount & Veterinary Regiment; and three divisions of NSS and NGC (National Green Corps).
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This school of fine arts, which was established by the Loyola management in 1990 on the campus of ALC itself and is affiliated to the Gandharva University for Fine Arts, Maharashtra, offers training in both fine and folk arts to the students of this college as well as those from outside. The courses offered include music (Vocal and Instrumental), painting, and dance (Kuchipudi and Bharatanatyam). The school is renowned not only for the courses it offers but also for its annual cultural event, Kaladarshini Cultural Festival.
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This 7-year-old engineering college, located on the campus of ALC itself, is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and expertise, and offers a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate courses in engineering as well as business management. The faculties of both institutions are benefitted by mutual sharing of knowledge, skills and library facilities. Some of the faculty members of ALIET also utilize the research facilities in ALC. For details, please visit: www.aliet.ac.in
