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Mangalore: Career Guidance Camp Conducted at St Agnes College

  •   Wed, Nov 09 2011 09:45:37 AM

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Daijiworld Media Network- Mangalore (NM/VA)

Mangalore, Nov 9:  Lions Club International District 324 D-5 and Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) organized ‘Face the Future’, a Career Guidance Camp at St Agnes PU College here on November 8 and 9

Ln MB Sadhashiv, Lions Vice-District Governor I was the chief guest. In his presidential speech, he advised the students to choose the next academic step based on their self interest rather than from the influence of parents and friends.

Ravi Shankar Rao, PTA president, Roy Castelino, PTA member, Ln Ronald Gomes, PTA Convener of Career Guidance and Lion district Co-ordinator for Career Guidance, Sr Shamitha, Principal and PTA president of St Agnes PU College shared the dais.

Oliviya Pereira compered the programme. As many as 15 resource persons will be presenting papers on the two days of the camp. Prof Mouley Chowdery PTA member proposed the vote of thanks.
  

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