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A function to felicitate participants and students involved in the Adult Literacy Campaign was organised at the Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow, (IIM-L). The event also marked the 100 days of the campaign The Adult Literacy Campaign (ALC) was launched by Bhavishya, a committee of IIM-L students, on July 6, 2006, with an aim to turning the campus into a 100 % literate place. The illiterate workers and labourers on the campus were the target group for the campaign. Students employed best adult literacy practices in India and have zeroed in on certain scientific and proven techniques to expedite the learning process.

VISAKHAPATNAM: The Adult and Continuing Education Department of Andhra University is conducting various short-term certificate courses as part of its 10th plan activities, for which the University Grants Commission has granted Rs 14.25 lakh. The department is also organising seminars and workshops with special focus on adult literacy, according to Vice-Chancellor L Venugopal Reddy. Addressing a press conference, Reddy said that the short-term courses being offered were fashion technology, hotel management, communication skills and personality development beauty and health care education for women, pre-school teacher training, photography, fundamentals of arithmetic and tests of reasoning, interior decoration, fabric painting and functional English and

Computer Society of India, in association with Aptech Computer Education and SSI Education, flagged off the ‘India Akshar Mission’, as part of its ‘IT for masses program’. This mass literacy mission aims to empower over 2.5 lakh Indian citizens from all walks of life with IT literacy across the country over 2003-04. As part of the drive, Aptech Computer Education and SSI Education will offer IT literacy programs priced minimally throughout the country. As a special gesture, Aptech Computer Education and SSI Education will offer 10,000 courses absolutely free of cost to the underprivileged across the country. This national drive will

A DECISION to activate Bangalore student involvement programs on Adult Literacy at the university is still pending. The Vice-Chancellor, M.S. Thimmappa, the proposal of the division Right to comment. The case is before the Academic Council of the University of the next meeting. As the proposed rules of the program, each student is used in the manufacture of at least two and not more than five persons illiterates to read and write annually. Students can identify the beneficiaries, who at the beginning of the course. An evaluation committee of the university, students to evaluate the performance of this program. Students

A DECISION to activate Bangalore student involvement programs on Adult Literacy at the university is still pending. The Vice-Chancellor, M.S. Thimmappa, the proposal of the division Right to comment. The case is before the Academic Council of the University of the next meeting. As the proposed rules of the program, each student is used in the manufacture of at least two and not more than five persons illiterates to read and write annually. Students can identify the beneficiaries, who at the beginning of the course. An evaluation committee of the university, students to evaluate the performance of this program. Students are awarded

Montreat student set to receive MBA at 72 Decembers graduating class at Montreats School of Professional and Adult Studies will include 72-year-old John Patton, who will receive a Masters of Business Administration diploma. Patton, who received his undergraduate degree in 1958 from at Creighton University, worked for the Bureau of Intelligence and Research at the State Department in Alexandria, Va. until he retired in 1988. After his wife passed away, he opened Pattons Coffeecakes and More, a coffeehouse in downtown Cornelius, N.C., which he operated for more than a year. At 70 years old, Patton decided an MBA couldnt hurt. After two

GE Capital International Services (GECIS) has an alliance with Hughes Escorts Communications Ltd, for its staff in line with an MBA. The shift of the MBA program online GECIS is currently in four centres of Gurgaon, India, Hyderabad, Bangalore and Jaipur, where students receive classes on management of the afternoon before the work begins. The classes are virtual power DirecWay Global Education (DWGE) satellite broadband platform Hughes. DWGE The platform is also providing courses Call Center and company employees such as institutes XLRI, Jamshedpur, Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode, Narsee Monjee, Mumbai and Cornell University in the USA . Hughes has 33

A map showing average life expectancy in India's states usually awakens even the most lecture-weary audiences. A sea of similar colour indicating average life expectancies of 55 to 65 years fills the bulk of the screen, but an unmistakeable chord of brightly coloured difference flashes in the lower left-hand corner. "What is that bit and why is it different?" someone will say. If you follow the first map with maps showing literacy, female literacy, birth rates and access to health care, the question is repeated: "Why is that place--Kerala--different?" (1) This question, which has been asked for at least 30 years,

The first class of employees from the Greenlawn facility of BAE Systems, a global defense and aerospace company, has graduated from an on-site Stony Brook University Executive MBA program. The 29 BAE Systems management employees - from such departments as engineering, human resources, subcontracts, finance, program management, program finance, government property, accounts payable, and procurement - completed the 30-month program in December. Stony Brook University specifically tailored the program to meet the needs and goals of BAE Systems employees. To make it convenient for employees enrolled in the MBA program, Stony Brook University professors held classes at BAE Systems' Greenlawn campus every

Colorado State University's board Friday approved creation of an online university offering bachelor's and advanced degrees to students who can't come to a traditional campus. The program will be called CSU-Colorado and will focus on degree programs needed by the state's workforce. Plans are for courses to begin in fall 2008. A working adult with a family wants to go to school in a convenient way that allows him or her to work, raise a family and improve his or her career potential. CSU-Colorado is directed at this type of individual, Larry Edward Penley, CSU chancellor, said in a

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