1. ROTARACT CLUB OF IISU
The Rotaract Club of IISU aims at the overall development of its students.
The Rotaract club is more than just a community service club. The Rotaract Club is a member of Rotary International (the worldwide association of more than 250,000 Rotary clubs). “Rotaract” stands for “Rotary in Action”. The Rotaract Club of IIS University is a part of an international network of over 5,000 Rotaract clubs and serves an important role in this network.
There are three types of activities within the Rotaract program that the club undertakes: professional development, leadership development, and service project development.
Objectives of the Club
- To develop professional and leadership skills
- To emphasize respect for the rights of others based on the recognition of the worth of each individual
- To recognize the dignity and value of all useful occupations as opportunities to serve
- To recognize, practice, and promote ethical standards as well as leadership qualities and vocational responsibility
- To develop knowledge and understanding of the needs, problems, and opportunities in the community and the world
- To provide opportunities for personal and group activities to serve the community
- To promote international understanding and goodwill towards people
Achievements of the Club
- ‘BEST NEWCOMER CLUB’ at District Conference
- ‘BEST DISTRICT CHAIRPERSON’ Award
Activities Organized
| Month | Activity Conducted |
|---|---|
| Dec-15 | Jaipur Rotary Institute 2015 |
| Nov-15 | General Meeting |
| Sep-15 | Guest lecture on Water Management by Mr. Sanjay Gupta |
| Jul-15 | General Meeting |
| Mar-15 | Tour to Ranthambore National Park |
| Dec-14 | Interaction with Rotary President Rtn. Gary C.K. Huang |
| Sep-14 | Visit to Home of Destitutes - Apna Ghar |
| Aug-14 | Orientation of New Members |
| Aug-14 | Orientation of New Council Members |
| Aug-14 | Guest lecture by Mr. Vishwas Mudgal on "Losing My Religion" |
| Jul-14 | General Meeting |
| Mar-12 | Quiz on Water Day |
| Oct-11 | Visit to Home of Destitutes - Apna Ghar |
| Sep-11 | Visit to an Old Age Home - Nirmal Hridyalya |
| Sep-11 | Workshop on Wellness |
| Jan-11 | Visit to Home of Destitutes - Apna Ghar |
| Oct-10 | Diwali Exhibition |
| Oct-10 | Diwali Workshop |
| Aug-10 | Orientation Day |
| Aug-10 | Release of Sampravah |
| Nov-09 | Release of Sampravah |
| Sep-09 | Visit to NGO - Prayas, Celebration of Literacy Day and Hindi Diwas |
| Aug-09 | Independence Day Celebration, Release of Sampravah |
| Jul-09 | Notice for Clothes Donation |
| Jul-09 | Mehandi Competition |
2. ICG Theatrical Society
The ICG Theatrical Society has been initiated with the aim of acquainting students with the finer nuances of theatre and drama. The society organizes lectures, demonstrations by eminent theatre personalities, study tours, and conducts drama workshops focusing on different facets of theatre.
A key feature of the society is its annual full-length play, which allows students to experience the complete process of theatrical production — from conceptualization to performance.
its.iisuniv.ac.in3. ICG Chemical Association
The ICG Chemical Association was established in 1999 to promote the enrichment of students and staff in the science faculty. The association emphasizes fostering excellence and quality in higher education by going beyond traditional teaching methods.
Through this association, a number of innovative and beneficial practices have been adopted in the college to enhance the learning experience of both students and faculty.
Goals:
- To develop research aptitude in students.
- To foster a blend of knowledge, skills, and competencies that promote scientific activity and creative expression.
- To adopt healthy practices for furthering the cause of higher education.
- To increase awareness and interest among faculty in applied aspects of chemistry, including analytical tools and study techniques.
- To provide a high standard of teaching and training through effective knowledge sharing.
Activities
on the overall personality development of the students. This is brought about by organizing different activities like:
- Poster making and wall magazine competitions
- Study tours and visits
- Guest lectures
- Article writing competitions
- Seminars
Following activities were organized during the sessions:-
- 2023-24
- 2022-23
- 2021-22
- 2020-21
- 2019-20
- 2018-19
- 2017-18
- 2016-17
- 2015-16
4. Debating Club / Ellipsis: Academic Literary Guild
Ellipsis: Academic Literary Guild / Debating Club helps students develop critical thinking, public speaking, and knowledge of literature and current affairs. The committee plays a vital role in university life, offering students opportunities to strengthen their leadership abilities, work collaboratively, and enjoy engaging learning experiences.
Developing critical thinking skills: The club encourages students to think critically about the world around them through debates and discussions on complex issues. This nurtures their ability to analyze information deeply and form independent, well-informed opinions.
Improving public speaking skills: Public speaking is an essential life skill. The club provides a safe, supportive environment where students can practice speaking confidently before an audience, helping them overcome stage fear and enhance their communication abilities.
Promoting knowledge of literature and current affairs: Through exposure to diverse literary works and contemporary issues, students broaden their perspectives, enhance their understanding of society, and become more well-rounded individuals.
Building community: The club fosters a sense of belonging by connecting like-minded students. It creates a forum for dialogue, intellectual exchange, and collaboration on issues that matter most to them.
Activities Organised
| Date | Activity | Debate's Title |
|---|---|---|
| 16 Feb. ‘16 | English Debate | Celebrities make for poor role models |
| 24 Sept. ‘15 | English Debate | Ends are more important than the means |
| 5–15 Sept. ‘15 | Online Micro Story-Writing Competition | 55 Fiction |
| 13 Aug. ‘15 | Soft Skills Presentation | First Impressions |
| 16 July ‘15 | Group Discussion | On-the-spot topics |
| 30 Jan. ‘15 | English Debate | An inclusive society will always remain a dream |
| 26 Sept. ‘14 | English Debate | Destiny is an illusion: Success is the outcome of hard work |
| 31 Jan. ‘14 | English Debate | Social networking sites are the new gateway to happiness and harmony |
| 23 Feb. ‘13 | Group Discussion | On-the-spot topics |
| 20 March ‘12 | Group Discussion Competition | On-the-spot topics |
| 6 Sept. ‘11 | Group Discussion | On-the-spot topics |
| 12 Aug. ‘11 | English Debate | Slutwalks are not the future of feminism |
| 25 March ‘11 | Group Discussion | On-the-spot topics |
| 7 Oct. ‘10 | English Debate | Marriage is not the only destiny for women |
| 31 Aug. ‘09 | English Debate | Knowledge explosion has led to cultural erosion |
| 18 Aug. ‘09 | Extempore Competition | On-the-spot topics |
| 8 Aug. ‘09 | Orientation Meeting | Brain-storming session on the Guild’s Activity Calendar |
5. CII Yi Student’s Net – Yuva IISU Chaupal
Young Indians (Yi) is an integral part of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), formed with the objective of creating a platform for Young Indians to realize the dream of a developed nation. It grooms students to become the voice of Young Indians globally and make them an integral part of the Indian growth story.
Yi Yuva is the new name for the Yi Youth Affairs vertical. Young Indians involves students from schools and colleges by forming “Chaupals” across various institutes around the country. The Yi Yuva IIS Chaupal aims to synergize students and their energy for positive action and provides an opportunity to start thinking and working for India.
As a part of this network, students work in cross-functional teams with the broad objective of enhancing their leadership skills and contributing to nation building. In the process, they gain valuable opportunities for self-development, skill building, community service, and national contribution.
6. Gender Champion Club
As a joint initiative of the Ministry of Women and Child Development and the Ministry of Human Resource Development, the club aims to make young boys and girls gender sensitive and to create positive social norms that value girls and their rights.
In compliance with the UGC Letter No. F.No.91-7/2016 (GS), dated 5 April 2016, the Vice Chancellor constituted the Gender Champions Club Committee at IIS (Deemed to be University), comprising the following members and a Nodal Teacher:
- Dr. Shelja K. Juneja – Nodal Teacher
- Dr. Smita Purohit – Member
- Dr. Deepshikha Parashar – Member
- Dr. Mitali Gupta – Member
- Dr. Monty Kanodia – Member
- Dr. Preeti Agrawat – Member
- Dr. Rajani Gupta – Member
- Ms. Chanda Asani – Member
The Gender Champion Club was established in August 2016 at The IIS University and has since conducted numerous activities focused on Gender Sensitization. These include TED Talks, guest lectures, poster exhibitions, and interactive sessions addressing gender-related issues. Students have also met inspiring personalities who have made significant contributions to promoting gender awareness.
The Club receives active support from various university departments such as Women Studies, Women’s Cell, NSS, and Sociology. Through collaborative initiatives, the committee continues to sensitize students and spread awareness about gender equality and inclusivity.
Objectives:
- To facilitate an enabling environment within the institution where girls are treated with dignity and respect.
- To make the young boys and girls gender sensitive and create positive social norms that value the girls and their rights.
- To organize awareness programmes on various gender issues.
Following activities were organized during 2023-24
| S. No. | Type of Event (Workshop/Seminar/FDP etc.) |
Title of the Event | Date | Venue | Name of Resource Person (with Designation, Address, Email & Contact No.) |
No. of Participants / Beneficiaries | Collaborating Agency (if any) |
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| 1 | Guest Lecture | A Session on Postpartum Wellbeing | September 29, 2023 | Kalyan Pura, Anganbari | Dr. Isha Sukhwal, IIS (Deemed to be University) | 8 | NIL | View Report |
| 2 | Guest Lecture | A Session on Puberty & Menstrual Wellness | August 12, 2023 | Government Senior Secondary School, Heera Path, Mansarovar | Ms. Nitya Choudhary, Unicharm, Rajasthan | 8 | NIL | View Report |
| 3 | Theatrical Presentation | Skit on National Girl Child Day | January 24, 2024 | Government School, Hazariwala | — | 15 | NIL | View Report |
Following activities were organized during 2022-2023
| S. No. | Type of Event (Workshop / Seminar / FDP etc.) |
Title of the Event | Date | Venue | Name of Resource Person (with Designation, Address, Email & Contact No.) |
No. of Participants / Beneficiaries | Collaborating Agency (if any) |
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| 1 | Interviews | Selection Process of Gender Champions | 11th November, 2022 | Seminar Hall | Internal Committee | Open for students of University | N/A | View Report |
| 2 | Guest Lecture | An Awareness Session on the occasion of International Women’s Day | 3rd March, 2023 | A.V. Hall | Ms. Prabha Kumawat, SMILE Foundation and Ms. Renu Gupta, SMILE | UG & PG students | N/A | View Report |
| 3 | Guest Lecture | Women and Crime | 4th February, 2023 | A.V. Hall | Dr. Priyanka Raghuvanshi, ASP, Abhay Command and Control, Ajmer | UG & PG students | N/A | View Report |
Following activities were organized during 2019-20
| S. No. | Type of Event (Workshop / Seminar / FDP etc.) |
Title of the Event | Date | Venue | Name of Resource
Person (Designation, Address, Email & Contact No.) |
No. of Participants / Beneficiaries | Collaborating Agency (if any) |
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| 1 | Guest Lecture | A Session on Women Health and Empowerment | 17th January, 2020 | Vinayak Hall | Dr. Rashmi Saraswat, Doctor | Open for students of University | N/A | View Report |
| 2 | Poster Making | Poster Making Competition cum Exhibition | 13–14 March, 2020 | University Campus | International Director, Mahavir International | UG & PG students | N/A | View Report |
Following activities were organized during 2017-18
Activities Organized During 2017–2018
Gender Champion Club – The IIS (Deemed to be University), Jaipur
Poster Making Competition on Women’s Day
📅 Date: 8 March 2018
📍 Venue: The IIS University, Jaipur
👩⚖️ Judge 1: Prof. Nisha Yadav, Professor, Department of Sociology
👨🎨 Judge 2: Dr. Mahesh Singh, Associate Professor, Department of Visual Arts
🎨 Poster Theme: Women’s Rights
The Gender Champion Club of The IIS (Deemed to be University), Jaipur, celebrated International Women’s Day on 8 March 2018 by organizing a Poster Making Competition for the students. The theme for the event was “Women’s Rights.” The posters were evaluated by Prof. Nisha Yadav, Department of Sociology, and Dr. Mahesh Singh, Department of Visual Arts.
🏆 Winners
- 1st Prize: Ms. Megha Sharma (Category 1), Ms. Megha D Nath (Category 2)
- 2nd Prize: Ms. Shreelekha Singh (Category 1), Ms. Sakshi Jain (Category 2)
- 3rd Prize: Ms. Sanskriti Agarwal (Category 2)
7. Eco Friendly Association
The Ecofriendly Association was constituted in the year 2005. It is a committee working in the field of environmental conservation and awareness. Students and faculty members work together to attain the goals of the committee.
Major Roles & Functions:
- To organize campaigns like Save Energy, Clean Campus, etc.
- To create awareness among students on campus, especially regarding the protection of the environment through popular lectures and training programmes.
- To organize excursions and visits to national parks, sanctuaries, and research organizations.
- To create a ‘clean and green consciousness’ among students through various innovative methods.
Activities Conducted during the academic session 2020–21
8. The IVY League
The literary and debating guild of the University called 'The IVY League' represents the literary and debating talents of IIS (Deemed to be University). It seeks to establish connectivity among students through activities and discussions that are held on a monthly basis which include group discussions, JAM sessions, and debates.
The guild thus hones students' communication skills and helps them learn the intricacies of public speaking.
9. Electoral Club
The Electoral Club of IIS (Deemed to be University) aims to provide electoral literacy to young and future voters. The club was started in August 2023 and endeavors to sensitize students about their electoral rights and familiarize them with the electoral process.
Through engaging activities and games, the club makes learning fun, stimulating, and motivating — thereby strengthening electoral participation. It offers students the opportunity to connect with like-minded peers and broaden their understanding of regional and national politics. Together, we strive to empower students to make informed choices and shape the future of democracy.
Objectives:
- To promote political awareness and civic engagement among students.
- To foster debate and discussion on electoral processes and policies.
- To encourage student participation in local and national elections.
- To develop leadership and advocacy skills through electoral education.