Committees and cells

SGRC for RCOEM Sr. No.   Name of Member GRC Designation 1 Professor Dr. A.A. Khurshid Chairperson 2 Four Professors / Senior Teachers Dr. S.B. BodkheDr. P.K. ParlewarDr. M.M. GuptaDr. R.N. Khapre Member 3 Students representative to be nominated on the basis of Academic excellence / performance in co-curricular activities Mr. Sarang DeshpandeSecond Year Computer Science & Engineering Special Invitee Your Grievance

Health and Safety Committee A committee is constituted to ensure the Health and Safety of all the concerned during their presence on campus. The committee will be called as HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE. It shall have the following objectives; To Proactively ensure prevention of hazards of any nature in the institute and its facilities. To ensure planning and compliance of all aspects of health and safety. Ensure compliance in operating to the highest possible standards of safety and health. Members Of the Committee Sno. Name Designation 1 One senior Professor, Chairman Dr. M.B. Chandak, Professor Computer Science & Engg. 2 Management Representative Shri Dinesh Agrawal 3 Two Senior Faculty (one each from Electrical & Civil Engg. Disciplines) Dr. U.B. Mujumdar, Associate Professor, Electrical Engg. Prof. Sumeet Geete, Assistant Professor, Civil Engg. 4 Dean, Students Affairs Dr. Rashmi Shahu 5 One Student Representative Ms. Palak Hazare, III- year Electronics Engg. 6 Parent Representative Mr. Arun Kedia 7 Campus Manager (Permanent Invitee) Mr. Hemant Dubey 8 Security Officer (Permanent Invitee) Ms. Madhuri Godse 9 Administrative Officer (Invitee) Sanjay Kargutkar  

Centre of Positive Emotional Health Objective: In any educational institution, students occupy a pivotal position and all activities revolve around them. Therefore, the overall institutional ambience must reflect planned efforts for the welfare of its main stakeholder. In this era of globalization young aspirants have to face multiple challenges and they are undergoing through lot of emotional imbalance. The objectives of Centre for Positive Emotional Health – To help students understand and identify the emotional disturbances and the ways to tackle such situations. To concentrate on maintaining healthy emotional stability amongst students and to provide learning/training opportunities in the areas of academic, career and personal/ social development and to prepare students to meet their future challenges. To provide guidance to the students in identifying their interests, strengths and planning appropriately to justify their professional needs. To cater emotional imbalance and disturbances among teaching and non teaching members of the institute and to help them come out of the situations. The focusing areas will be: Unhealthy Negative Emotions Stress Handling Psychological Counseling Addictions Procrastination Exam Anxiety And many more… The scope of the centre includes: Institute level Awareness camp to identify emotional imbalances like depression, stress anxiety, etc. Sessions by expert team of psychiatrist for batch size of 25-30 Need based one to one counseling and mentoring for critical cases. Forming teams of students interested in becoming mentors for their juniors. Conducting sessions for training the trainers. Outcome/Benefits of this centre include, but aren’t limited to: Emotional health awareness increases the chances for early intervention, which can result in a fast recovery. Reduction in anxiety. Improved moods. Clearer thinking. A greater sense of calm or inner peace. Increased self-esteem. Reduced risk of depression. Improvements in relationships. Activities to be conducted round the year: Emotional Awareness camp for all the students/Faculty in campus Large group sessions by expert twice/thrice a year for general Positive emotional development Small group(20/25) sessions by expert every two months for handling cases of depression, Anxiety, Exam Fear, etc 1-2 hrs weekly availability of experts for one to one counseling (need based critical cases) Training the trainers/ Faculty session once in six months Creating/ Training student mentors once in six months Training faculty to handle Gen Z students   Report on activities under taken under positive emotional health Chairperson Dr. Rashmi Shahu Associate Professor, Department of Industrial Engineering & Student Counselor Mentor/Advisor Dr. Abhishek Somani Prof & Head Psychiatry Department, IGMC, Nagpur Incharge team of doctors Dr. Mosam Phirke Consulting Psychiatrist,Manasparsh Wellness centre, Supported by Tata Trust Member Ms Manisha Golchha Remedial Educator in the Learning Disability Member Dr. Priyadarshini Madavi Consulting Psychiatrist Member Dr. Bharati Gidwani Director Rejuvenate Stress Management Center Member Dr.Kanak Wadwani Assistant Professor, Department of Management Technology Member Prof. Akansha Deshpande, Assistant Professor, Department of Humanities   For registration contact: 9607980538 / 9607980531 / 9923587842 Email: shahurb@rknec.edu

Hostel Advisory Committee Hostel Advisory Committee for Boys and Girls Hostel is constituted with immediate effect for overall monitoring of Hostels. Sr.No. Name Department   1 Prof. H.D. Bhave Civil Engineering Chairman 2 Dr. Amit Anurag Physical Education Member 3 Dr. Mrs. P. V. Kapoor Electrical Engineering Member 4 Dr. S. S. Butoliya Chemistry Member 5 Prof. Mrs. A. R. Tiwari Electronics Engineering Member

Equal Opportunity Cell Session 2022-24 Sr. No. Name Position 1 Dr. Deepshikha Mehra Chairman 2 Dr. Kaushik Roy, I/c. Career Dev. & Placement Cell Member 3 Dr. Rashmi Shahu, Dean, SRC Member 4 Dr. Rajesh B. Raut Member 5 Dr. Rupesh Pais Member 6 Prof. Puja Agrawal Member 7 Mr. Suryadeep Khungar, General Secretary Student Council Member 8 Prof. Rajesh H. Khobragade Member Secretary

Students’ Welfare and Counseling Cell (Constituted in accordance with Uniform Statute No. 3 of 2019 Section-12 issued by Higher and Technical Education, GoM) Sr.No Name Department 1 Dr. Rashmi Sahu   (Coordinator) Dean SRC Industrial Engineering 2 Mrs. Sonal Tripathi Humanities 3 Dr.Gaurav Goyal Electrical Engineering 4 Dr. (Mrs.) Monika Seth Humanities 5 Mrs. Akanksha Deshpande Humanities OBJECTIVE: Students nowadays are faced with a number of issues related to academics and otherwise during their student life. They are in need of an outlet to express their emotions. This is where a student Counseling Cell comes into picture. The most common issues faced by students are related to time management, stress management, peer pressure, procrastination, body language, communication skills etc. One-to-one counseling sessions with the student counselor helps our students to sort out these issues and unburden themselves of their problems. Also Counseling helps to monitor and meet the academic and welfare activities of students. ASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES: By making the sessions light and interactive, the student counselor creates a conducive environment for the students to facilitate effective communication. Counseling helps the students concentrate better on their studies without getting emotionally drained by other issues. The academic and welfare activities of students belonging to physically challenged, women and other weaker sections are properly looked into by this cell. Services offered: Need based Counseling Academic Counseling Welfare Services Grievance Redressa; Any other matter related to students welfare.

Media Expression Committee Functions Website Data Updation Reflection (Quarterly Newsletter) Arceon (Annual College Magazine) Information Brochure Digital Marketing Perception (Branding) Sr.No. Name                                   Role 1 Dr. Vandana Gandhi (DMT) Incharge 2 Dr. Cynita Christy (Librarian) Proof Reading 3 Prof. Vikas Gupta (EN) Print Media 4 Dr. (Mrs.) Prachi A. Salodkar (EE) Print Media 5 Prof. Vishnu Vardhan (MCA) Website Cell Incharge 6 Prof. Puja Agrawal (EC) Digital Marketing and Website Data Management

Women Empowerment Cell A Women Empowerment Cell is constituted to empower the women at all levels in the institute. Following members are nominated for the cell: Sr.No. Name Designation 1 Dr. Sunita N. Dhote Chairperson- Women Empowerment Cell (Faculty-DMT) 2 Dr. Deepshikha Mehra Member(Humanitics) 3 Prof. Gauri Morankar Member(EN) 4 Prof. Aparna Gurjar Member(MCA) 5 Mrs. Ujjawala Janephalkar Non-Teaching Member Representative(Administration) 6 Devshree Dalal Student Incharge MBA(Integrated) Sem-3 Financial Literacy Workshop 21-01-2025 Powered By EmbedPress Financial Literacy Workshop 15-01-2025 Powered By EmbedPress Financial Literacy Workshop 15-01-2025 Powered By EmbedPress Financial Literacy Workshop 13-01-2025 Powered By EmbedPress Womanhood and Menstrual Hygiene Powered By EmbedPress Celebrating Women’s Day through Professional Excellence Powered By EmbedPress Raksha Bandhan Powered By EmbedPress Powered By EmbedPress Reports Complete Body Test and Gym Actvities 2023  Click HereSelf Defense Training 2023  Click HereZumba and Aerobic Dance Session 2023  Click HereWomen Physical Fitness Workshop report 2022-23  Click HereFemale Financial Literacy Report 2022-23 Click HereMenstrual Hygiene Report 2022-23 Click HereYouth Parliament Report 2022-23 Click HereWomen Empowerment Cell Report 2022-23 Click HereYoga for Menstrual Hygenien session report 2022-21  Click HereWomen Empowerment Cell Report 2021-22 Click HereWomen Empowerment Cell Report 2020-21 Click HereWomen Empowerment Cell Report 2019-20 Click HereWomen Empowerment Cell Report 2018-19 Click HereWomen Empowerment Cell report 2017-18 Click HereWomen Empowerment Cell Report 2016-17 Click HereWomen Empowerment Cell Report 2015-16 Click HereWomen Empowerment Cell Report 2014-15 Click HereWomen Empowerment Cell Report of 5 years Click Here