Introduction

Moral Reasoning Experiment & Mental Health Awareness Programme
Venue: Sri Gayathri School, Kollur
Date: 20 November 2025

Event Highlights:

The Department of Psychology conducted an enriching community outreach initiative at Sri Gayathri School, Kollur, featuring a hands-on Moral Reasoning Experiment Demonstration and an interactive Mental Health Awareness Session. The programme aimed to bridge academic learning with real-world application while fostering mental well-being among school students.
Third-semester B.Sc. Psychology students engaged 9th and 10th graders through age-appropriate moral dilemmas designed to enhance, Ethical & critical thinking Right–wrong decision-making, Analytical reasoning for university students, the activity provided practical exposure to field-based research, experiment administration, and participant engagement
The outreach included an interactive session covering:
Emotional understanding,Importance of mental health, Academic stress & coping strategies, Breathing techniques, Time management, Peer support & help-seeking, Students actively shared their concerns about academic pressure and exam anxiety, making the session immersive and relatable.
The Principal and teachers appreciated the initiative, noting that students benefited greatly from the sessions. They expressed interest in scheduling more such programmes to support adolescent well-being.
Key Learning Outcomes For University Students Strengthened research & field-work skillsImproved, communication, leadership, and presentation abilities, Understood ethical considerations in communitybased research, Applied classroom concepts in realworld settings, For School Students Enhanced emotional awareness, Learned simple stressmanagement strategies,Understood mental health fundamentals, Participated in reflective moral reasoning activities, Feedback from School
The outreach event successfully combined experiential learning, community engagement, and value-based education. It aligned with ICFAI School of Social Sciences’ commitment to social responsibility and NAAC extension activities. The Department plans to continue promoting mental health and ethical reasoning among young learners through future collaborations.

Conclusion:

The event was organized by the Department of Psychology, ICFAI School of Social Sciences. Faculty Coordinators were Ms. Priyanka Kanake, Assistant Professor, and Dr. Subhashini, Associate Professor.

Introduction

On 31st October 2025, the ICFAI School of Social Sciences (ISoSS) celebrated Ethnic Day with a vibrant event titled “Jumme Ki Shaam.” Themed “Fake Sangeet,” the celebration recreated the lively spirit of Indian wedding festivities, promoting cultural appreciation, creativity, and unity among students. The event was held in the Seminar Hall from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Attached is the Event Report of the same.

Event Highlights:

Opening Remarks: Anchors Ahmed and Sahiti opened the event with warmth and humor, engaging the audience and setting an energetic tone.
Dance Performances: Group and solo performances by Navya & team, Ramashritha, Sheetal, Riddhi, Santoshi, Sreevani, and Aman showcased a blend of traditional and modern styles.
Hookstep Challenge: An interactive Bollywood dance game that brought laughter and active participation from the audience.
Band Performance & Jam Session: Vishnu, Nidhi, Rahul, Benita, Geet, Shruthi, and Aryan impressed with live music, followed by a collaborative jam session.
Open DJ: The celebration concluded with an open dance floor, where students joyfully danced to upbeat tracks, capturing the festive sangeet vibe.

Conclusion:

“Jumme Ki Shaam” reflected the cultural vibrancy and unity that define ISoSS. The event’s blend of music, dance, and fun activities strengthened student bonds and made Ethnic Day 2025 a truly memorable celebration.