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This academic year has been an extraordinary
challenge on account of COVID-19. However, the pandemic
gave an opportunity world-wide to rethink and reassess the
strategies for higher education. Times of crisis ought to inspire
creativity, critical re ection, transformation and renewal. In the
new normal, the challenge is to adapt, regenerate a position of
the college for a strong and sustainable future striving for a
vibrant and dynamic academic atmosphere which is a
wholesome and holistic exercise.
This calls for the integration of students in the qualitative
processes of the college. It necessitates an innovation
ecosystem to hone the skills of students in diverse programs to
mould them to become notable changemakers of the society.
The aim is to make learning an enriching, ful lling and
enjoyable experience through a multidisciplinary approach,
combining theory and practice in pedagogy. The focus should
be on not only what is taught but also the “way it is taught”.
Research being an important pillar of academic growth, the
thrust has to be on socially relevant, locally need-based,
nationally important and globally signi cant research
initiatives. Creating fertile ground for e ective synergies
between research and teaching skills, nurturing and fostering
critical thinking and problem-solving among students is
imperative. Hence our persistent e orts must be to leverage the
intellectual and emotional capabilities of students, encourage
the free and spirited exchange of ideas to celebrate diversity,
while ensuring inclusivity. It should be our collective endeavor
Dr. B.B.Waphare to promote an inspirational, motivational, value-based
Principal, MIT ACSC academic and administrative environment. Our earnest attempt
should be towards upholding academic integrity,
accountability, sustaining open and transparent systems and
being sensitive to social responsibilities. This could be possible
only through a collaborative, shared and consultative work
culture. Building on the strong foundation of the college, let us
“ the overall development, paving way for innovative ideas and
all strive for cautious, consistent and catalytic improvement in

thinking. Let us all invoke the blessings of Saint Dnyaneshwara
as we march ahead and gear up to myriad managerial,
PRINCIPAL’S
economic, societal and environmental challenges.
It is a matter of great pride and satisfaction for MAEER’s MIT Arts,
Commerce and Science College, Alandi to bring out to
DESK newsletter VERVE. The college has made tremendous progress
in all areas including academic, non academic, capacity building
relevant to sta and students. The college started eight new
courses from this academic year 2021-22. I am con dent that
this rst issue of newsletter will send a positive signal to the
MIT ACSC sta , students and the persons who are interested in the
technical education and technology based activities. A
” writing skills among students in particular and teaching in
newsletter is like a mirror which re ects the clear picture of all
sorts of activities undertaken by the college and develops

general. I congratulate the editorial board of this newsletter
who have played wonderful role in accomplishing the task in
record time. I express my deep sense of gratitude to all sta for
their contribution towards rst issue of this news letter.