Visakhapatnam- Indian News Times- October 6: The Biology Association and Departments of Life Sciences of St. Joseph’s College for Women (Autonomous), Visakhapatnam, organised “CELLENZA 26,” an Intercollegiate Fest, with the objective of providing a vibrant platform for students from different colleges to showcase their knowledge, creativity and scientific skills in the field of life sciences.
The fest was inaugurated by Capt. Dr. Y. Polinaidu, Senior Lecturer in Zoology, V.S. Krishna Government College, who graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. Addressing the students, he encouraged them to develop scientific curiosity, creativity and a spirit of healthy competition, while emphasising the importance of biology and life sciences in addressing contemporary challenges.
The inaugural ceremony was attended by the Vice-Principal, Head of the Department of Zoology, faculty members, Biology Association office bearers and students. The programme provided an enthusiastic beginning to the intercollegiate competitions.
A series of engaging competitions were conducted as part of CELLENZA 26, providing opportunities for students to demonstrate their scientific knowledge as well as their artistic and digital creativity. The events included BioQuiz, BioFrame, BioDesign and BioReel, covering diverse themes related to biology, biotechnology, biodiversity, environment and life sciences. Students from various colleges participated enthusiastically and displayed remarkable talent, knowledge and originality.
The valedictory ceremony was graced by Dr. K. Manikyakumari, Former Head, Department of Botany, as the Chief Guest. In her valedictory address, she appreciated the efforts of the organisers and congratulated the participating students for their enthusiasm and active involvement. She highlighted the importance of such intercollegiate platforms in nurturing scientific temperament, creativity, teamwork and leadership among young learners.
Prizes and certificates were presented to the winners and participants of the various competitions. The event also provided an opportunity for students from different institutions to interact, exchange ideas and celebrate their shared interest in biological sciences.
The programme was successfully organised under the guidance and support of the Principal, Vice-Principal, Head of the Department of Zoology, faculty advisors and Biology Association office bearers. The organisers expressed their gratitude to all participating colleges, faculty members, judges, students and volunteers for their valuable cooperation in making CELLENZA 26 a grand success.
The fest concluded on a celebratory note, reaffirming the commitment of St. Joseph’s College for Women to promoting scientific learning, creativity, collaboration and holistic development among students
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