Graduation signifies the formal presentation of awards, a memory that one cherish forever. NISCORT believes in making your graduation day an event you will never forget. The Graduation ceremo
ny for Short term Pastoral Communication course took place on 27th March, 2010. NISCORT was privileged to have Sr. Jessy Kurian, Member Minority Commission Government of India as Chief Guest on the Pastoral Communication Graduation Ceremony, Br. Solomon and Sr. Flora were among the dignitaries for the ceremony. Fr. Jude Botelho, Director, Fr. Dejus H.R, Assistant Director, Fr. John Edappilly, Dean, academic staffs, and fellows of the institute joined to celebrate the achievements of our graduating students. Dr. Jude Botelho, Director of NISCORT addressed the gathering after a prayer song by the student group. “The course is a taste to practice and discover the vision of communication.” said Dr. Jude Botelho focusing on the main objective of the course. Proud of the fact that all graduating students were woman Dr. John Edappilly, Dean of studies happily explained the course academics and dynamics.
Pastoral communication graduates showcased their creativity through the newsletter, audio and video presentation. The audio presentation dealt with Kandhamal riots whereas the video presentation titled ‘Divinity Hidden’ was all about the breathtaking creation of God. Sr. Jolly Pereira share
d her experiences at NISCORT on behalf of the graduating batch. “Communication is the art of living and effective communication is the heart of living”, said Sr. Kurian, in her convocation address. She also gave an insight about the Rights of the Minority communities in India and encouraged the women of our country to fight for their right. Her encouraging and thought provoking speech was followed by felicitation speech by Bro. Solomon and Sr. Flora. Finally, the most awaited moment for the graduates arrived. Sr. Jessy Kurian along with Fr. Jude Botelho and Fr. John Edappilly distributed the certificates to the graduating students with a hope that the knowledge and training given will allow them to communicate the message of God effectively.
ny for Short term Pastoral Communication course took place on 27th March, 2010. NISCORT was privileged to have Sr. Jessy Kurian, Member Minority Commission Government of India as Chief Guest on the Pastoral Communication Graduation Ceremony, Br. Solomon and Sr. Flora were among the dignitaries for the ceremony. Fr. Jude Botelho, Director, Fr. Dejus H.R, Assistant Director, Fr. John Edappilly, Dean, academic staffs, and fellows of the institute joined to celebrate the achievements of our graduating students. Dr. Jude Botelho, Director of NISCORT addressed the gathering after a prayer song by the student group. “The course is a taste to practice and discover the vision of communication.” said Dr. Jude Botelho focusing on the main objective of the course. Proud of the fact that all graduating students were woman Dr. John Edappilly, Dean of studies happily explained the course academics and dynamics.Pastoral communication graduates showcased their creativity through the newsletter, audio and video presentation. The audio presentation dealt with Kandhamal riots whereas the video presentation titled ‘Divinity Hidden’ was all about the breathtaking creation of God. Sr. Jolly Pereira share
d her experiences at NISCORT on behalf of the graduating batch. “Communication is the art of living and effective communication is the heart of living”, said Sr. Kurian, in her convocation address. She also gave an insight about the Rights of the Minority communities in India and encouraged the women of our country to fight for their right. Her encouraging and thought provoking speech was followed by felicitation speech by Bro. Solomon and Sr. Flora. Finally, the most awaited moment for the graduates arrived. Sr. Jessy Kurian along with Fr. Jude Botelho and Fr. John Edappilly distributed the certificates to the graduating students with a hope that the knowledge and training given will allow them to communicate the message of God effectively.
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