The SRMU student senate is an independent student body to address academic and administrative concerns, facilitating amicable solutions with university authorities.
It is an interface through which student concerns get represented to the university authorities with a fair and community-driven approach.
| Qualification: | M.Sc. (Physics), M.Sc. (Maths), Ph.D. |
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| Experience: | 25 Years |
| Ph.D Guided: | 01 ( Awarded ) |
| E-mail: | director.insh@srmu.ac.in |
| Contact No.: | +91-8090954435 |
| Extension No.: | 403 |
| ORCID Link: | https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3490-9162 |
Dr. Bhanu Mani Dixit is Professor in Faculty of Physical Sciences and also holds position of Director – Student Welfare. He after earning two Postgraduate degrees first in Physics and then in Mathematics, obtained his Ph.D degree in cross-disciplinary topic of double beta decay which deals theoretically - nuclear structure frameworks and neutrino physics. His philosophy about effective teaching is that it requires understanding of a subject to a level which is appropriate for the transference of knowledge from the teacher’s perspective to that of the students. Further, he acknowledges the importance of innovation in delivery style apart from the up gradation of knowledge.
For past two decades, he has taught over a dozen different courses at Undergraduate and Postgraduate levels, wrote popular science articles and delivered popular lectures, presented and published many research papers in conferences and in peer reviewed journals respectively. His current research interest includes medical physics and academic planning in higher education. To pursue his research interest, he is also guiding couple of students for a Ph.D. degree.
Being associated with the present group since its inception way back in 2001, he was among the very few who were entrusted to raise this University in 2011 as a center of universal learning. His academic outlook towards teaching methodology, faculty constitution is to create conducive environment for academic learning, while in administration his active role in team building and establishing harmonious accord amongst hundreds of faculty members and thousands of students is pivotal and all inclusive.
The Student Senate focuses on two key concerns: fostering an independent student body capable of addressing academic and administrative issues, and collaborating with university authorities to reach new solutions and strategies to benefit university life.
The Lyngdoh Committee Report makes certain recommendations in the election of student bodies in universities. SRMU has adopted an indirect method of election to establish an independent University Student Senate. Senate members, in collaboration with university authorities, shall work to enhance the overall academic ambience, general discipline among students, and campus life.
The Senate is established through an indirect election process, with Class Representatives (CRs) directly elected for each undergraduate and postgraduate class. These CRs then elect a set number of Institute Representatives (IRs) from each institute, totaling 40 elected IRs. The 40 IRs, along with 10 Nominated Members, form the University Student Senate, consisting of 50 members who further elect 4 Office Bearers—Convener, Deputy Convener, Secretary, and Treasurer.
Class Representatives (CRs) and Institute Representatives (IRs) meet twice a semester to gather agenda points and communicate decisions to all students. IRs also meet with university authorities once a semester to discuss agenda points and, within a specified timeframe, resolve academic or administrative issues
Some important pointers taken up during the senate meeting are:
Some important pointers taken up during the senate meeting are:
Pre-Election Activities:
Election:
Activities of Senate:
Some important pointers taken up during the senate meeting are:
Some important pointers taken up during the senate meeting are:
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