Mangaluru: IPSLM, Srinivas University organises innovative model making competition


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Mangaluru, Sep 23: The Institute of Port Shipping and Logistics Management (IPSLM), Srinivas University, organised an innovative model making competition on supply chain business under the Management Forum, providing students with an engaging platform to transform their classroom knowledge into practical and creative models.

The competition witnessed enthusiastic participation from 15 teams, who showcased their understanding of supply chain and logistics concepts through innovative models. The activity focused on encouraging students to explore real-world supply chain processes while developing creativity, teamwork, problem-solving skills and presentation abilities.

The models presented by the participating teams demonstrated various aspects of supply chain business and reflected the students’ ability to connect theoretical concepts with practical applications. The competition also created an interactive learning environment and encouraged students to think beyond conventional classroom learning.

Event leadership & coordination

The event was organised under the academic leadership and guidance of key faculty members from IPSLM, Srinivas University:

Organisers & coordinators: Prof Akshatha Eva Sampson and Prof Pavithra Puthran (Management Forum coordinators)

Head of department: Prof Souparnika (HOD, IPSLM)

Institutional leadership: Dr Venkatesh Amin (Dean, IPSLM)

The programme concluded successfully with active participation from the students, making it a meaningful and experiential learning initiative aimed at strengthening students’ interest and understanding of the core areas of supply chain and logistics management.

 

 

  

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