Chief Patron's Desk...

“Well begun is half done” may be an old saying used many times.  But in
reality it is a truth.  This is the first step of SJECMAA to build a family  network among the members, to share information and to support the Alma matter.  It is my duty to thank Prof. Dayananda Shetty from the Electronics & Communication Engineering department for taking initiative to bring out the first copy of the alumni newsletter together with the alumni staff working in the college.  I hope and wish this newsletter will gain momentum and achieve its goal for all the Engineering  Josephites
spread over the world.

Fr. Valerian D’Souza
Director - SJEC

Patron's Desk.....

The whole length of journey from the day of entry into the portals of the college and till we leave the portals with a honorable degree bears a testimony of achievement, is a time that is worthy enough to remember a life time.

It is a great feeling and satisfaction that  whatever we are, we were formed by the great teachers and the Institution. Therefore, we owe our teachers and our Institution love and respect. Many great persons in the world have been molded in the same way as you have been, and they have revisited their institutions to recall the nostalgic moments of their student life.

 You are always welcome to your Alma Mater, to share your views, experiences and challenges you faced in life with all of us here, we love to hear you. Your continued association with your loving college will enrich our bond of love. On this great day of Annual College day/Graduation day we are committing this “SJECMAA news”, as an umbilical cord to keep you connected with us for ever.

Dr. Joseph Gonsalvis
Principal- SJEC

Employed

2006 Batch:     10

2007 Batch:   06

Higher Studies

2006 Batch:   08

2007 Batch:   Nil

The mission of the Association is to provide an organization through which the Alumni, the faculty, the staff and students of St. Joseph Engineering College Mangalore, can interact with each other for mutual benefit

Wishing You All Happy Time

My desire of becoming a professional  in life took 

shape with the quality education and intense training. 

According  to me, professionalism is the dictum that 

sanctifies a working atmosphere and its employees to 

bring out the maximum efficacy to the satisfaction of 

the customer and It should be initiated at the helm ship 

and be practiced down till the last tier of service 

provided. 

        The promises and goodwill intended by 

professionalism should be implemented by the next 

generation  who should bear the torch of this idea to 

herald a bright future. 

Venera

I as Program Manager, at Dreamsoft Technologies have to manage the human resources towards the various tasks of business development. In the recent years the analytical and problem solving skills are lacking in today's generation of Engineers. Patience is a virtue which is also sought after in the professional services sector industries like ours. A student just out of Engineering has big dreams and a zeal to make a lot of money, &  this mentality cost the industry called the Attrition. Hence Institute _ Industry Interaction can combat this menace by instilling the values such as patience, hard work and dedication while they are in the institution.

Jenkin

Generally speaking, teaching is seen as doing-as behaviors and actions which lead to learning. Working with pupils is very rewarding and each day is different.

The goal which guides the growth of my teaching skill is, in the classroom, I believe in the need for an accessible style and open communication. I work hard to utilize methods which stress informal communication to build trust with the students and open lines of communication.

When I teach, I communicate, I feel very happy and nice. I enjoy teaching and being with the students.

Teaching strengthens my subject knowledge and widens my scope for search of knowledge.

Teaching increases my interest to make an experiment and do research.