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Bengaluru, Jan 21: The Computer Science Society, a vital part of the IEEE student chapter at St Joseph's University, Bengaluru, celebrated a significant milestone with its inauguration and investiture ceremony on Jan 19. The event was a blend of inspiration, knowledge, and vision, reflecting the society's commitment to excellence and growth in the field of computer science. The ceremony unfolded with a series of well-coordinated events, each contributing to the overall success of the occasion.
The IEEE Computer Society Investiture Ceremony 2026 at St Joseph’s University, Bengaluru commenced with the gracious arrival of the respected dignitaries, marking the formal inauguration of the event.
The ceremony began with an invocation prayer led by Fr Denzil Lobo SJ, which set a solemn and respectful tone for the proceedings, followed by the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, symbolizing knowledge, wisdom, enlightenment, and leadership.
Dr Deepa Nagalavi, computer society advisor, then introduced the chief guest, highlighting his valuable contributions to IEEE, his professional excellence, and his continued mentorship of student communities.
The chief guest, Devendra Gowda, addressed the gathering with an inspiring speech, encouraging students to actively participate in IEEE activities, enhance their technical competencies, embrace innovation, and shoulder leadership responsibilities with integrity and dedication.
Following this, student leaders Rida Quazi and Farhanulla Sami shared their perspectives, expressing their enthusiasm, vision, and strong commitment to organizing meaningful technical, professional, and community-oriented initiatives under the IEEE Computer Society.
The focal point of the event was the Investiture Ceremony, during which the newly elected office bearers were formally inducted and honoured, followed by the oath taking ceremony administered by Dr Deepa Nagalavi, reaffirming their pledge to serve responsibly and ethically.
The program concluded with the vote of thanks proposed by Amrutha M, who expressed gratitude to the dignitaries, faculty members, organizers, and participants for their valuable presence and support. Overall, the ceremony was conducted successfully and emerged as a significant and empowering occasion that set a strong and purposeful foundation for future IEEE Computer Society activities at the university.