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REPORT OF DECENNIAL YEAR FINALE CELEBRATIONS

Date : Jan 16, 2018

The Decennial Year Finale Celebrations were held on 13th January, 2018. The celebrations began with a thanksgiving mass at 08:00 a.m in St. Joseph Chapel. Most Rev. Msgr. Denis Moras Prabhu was the main celebrant. The Director Rev. Fr. Richard Aloysius Coelho and other 11 priests of the Management concelebrated the Eucharistic celebrations. In the homily Rev. Msgr. Denis Moras Prabhu said that we are fortunate and blessed to have all our senses work properly and hence it is our responsibility to use our intelligence, kindness, empathy and dedication in order to help those who are deprived of hearing and have speaking problems. Jesus Christ also did this good work and restored sight to the blind hearing to the deaf.
 
The  formal  celebrations  commenced at 10:00 a.m.  at  Father  Muller Convention Centre. Dr. N. Shivashankar, Professor and HOD of Speech pathology and Audiology, NIMHANS, Bengaluru was the chief guest, Most Rev. Msgr. Denis Moras Prabhu, Vicar General of Mangalore Diocese and Vice President of FMCI presided over the function. Director Rev. Fr. Richard Aloysius Coelho, Rev. Rudolph Ravi D’Sa, Administrator, FMMCH, Rev. Fr. Ajith Menezes, Administrator, FMMC, Dr. B. Sanjeev Rai, Chief of Medical Services, FMCI and Principal Prof. Akhilesh P.M. were the dignitaries on the dais.
 
Dr. B. Sanjeev Rai, Chief of Medical Services welcomed to the gathering. Special welcome was given to Dr. N. Shivashankar by honoring with the bouquet flowers by the principal Prof. Akhilesh P.M., Vicar Geenral was welcomed by Dr. Santosh Kumar.
Principal Prof. Akhilesh P.M., presented a brief report of the 10 years activities of the college which comprised of 5 main topics.
1.      Faculty development programme
2.      Students progression and success activities
3.      Organizing conference and seminars.
4.      Public Awareness Programme
5.      Research Activities
Director Rev. Fr. Richard Aloysius Coelho addressed the gathering by saying that speech is an asset of human beings and a condition without speech is a pitiable situation. The Father Muller College of Speech and Hearing renders quality, corrective and rehabilitative support to the patients who come to us. Well qualified staff and fully furnished labs with modern equipments are used for the purpose.
 
Releasing of the magazine “Muller Wave” Decennial edition was done by dr. N. Shivashnakar, The chief guest. In his addressed to the gathering he congratulated and saluted the commendable progress of the college and praised the Management for whole hearted support. He further said that communication is encompasses verbal communication which is (30%) and 70% non verbal communication’s. He emphasized that our word should be stincts of pearl, our articulation should be clear, God has to be pleased the way is speak and communicate. He called upon the students to keep the min open to learn and amalgamate all information made available by this ever vibrant staff and keep a questioning mind always which is the gate way of learning.
 
Most Rev. Msgr. Denis Moras Prabhu acknowledged the contribution of Dr. George Oliver Pinto first principal, Mrs. Shwetha who has contributed to the institutions and has a played a key role in getting NAAC accreditation and Ms. Vibha Kanagokar for her service in the department of Audiology and handed over the memento to them. In his presidential address he conveyed the blessings and greetings of His Excellency Rt. Rev. Aloysius Paul D’souza, Bishop of Mangalore and the president of Father Muller Charitable Institutions. The Msgr. Applauded the staff for the contribution they have made in the remarkable growth of the college. He stressed on the need to make steady progress and help the disabled and make their lives better and happier through the dedicated service and support of this noble profession.
 
After the Institutional anthem a beautiful heart touching cultural program. Students performed classical and bollywood dance both eastern and western singing.  The cultural program concluded with national anthem. A sumptuous meal was served for the participants.
 
Parent teacher meeting resumed after the lunch about 40 parents were present for the meeting.  A short meeting for the Alumni was also held where they expressed their gratitude for the time they spent in Muller’s and expressed willingness to whole hearted support whenever necessary.
 

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