Two-Day Academic Retreat & Staff Orientation Programme 2026–27

Behind the Scenes

Two-Day Academic Retreat & Staff Orientation Programme 2026–27 3–4 July 2026 | Trinity Group of Institutions The Staff Welfare Committee successfully organized a Two-Day Academic Retreat and Staff Orientation Programme on 3rd and 4th July 2026, marking the beginning of Academic Session 2026–27 with renewed enthusiasm, learning, and togetherness. Day 1: Academic Retreat The first day featured an interactive session by Mrs. Juslin Jacob, Clinical Psychologist and Outreach Associate, Mpower Minds, Aditya Birla Education Trust (ABET) on “Teaching Beyond Generations: Connecting with Gen Z in a Changing World.” The session offered practical insights into understanding Gen Z students and encouraged empathetic, innovative, and student-centric teaching approaches. The day also included the celebration of the Feast Day of Rev. Fr. Thomas Kolenchery, Director, Trinity Group of Institutions. Day 2: Staff Orientation Programme The second day focused on the Staff Orientation Programme, covering service rules, code of conduct, academic procedures, institutional systems, and best practices. Dr. Neetu Khanna provided guidance on IQAC initiatives, NAAC requirements, documentation, quality assurance, and institutional expectations. Key areas such as 5S Implementation, Anti-Ragging Policies, Research Promotion, and Best Teacher Award Criteria were also discussed. Welcoming the New Leadership The Managing Director warmly welcomed Rev. Fr. Thomas Kolenchery, Director; Rev. Fr. John, Finance Administrator; and Dr. Sheenu Nayyar, Principal, TIMT, and appreciated the achievements and dedication of the departments. He encouraged collective efforts to strengthen admissions and shared key responsibilities and expectations for Academic Session 2026–27. Leadership Transition & Staff Engagement The programme also witnessed the handover of responsibilities from the outgoing Staff Secretaries to the newly elected Staff Secretaries of both institutions. Newly joined faculty members were welcomed into the Trinity family, and staff birthdays were celebrated. A Meaningful Beginning to Academic Session 2026–27 The two-day programme concluded on a positive note, strengthening professional commitment, institutional values, teamwork, and collaboration among faculty and staff. The Staff Welfare Committee expressed its gratitude to the Management and all staff members for their support, active participation, and cooperation in making the programme a successful beginning to Academic Session 2026–27.