Projects
The platinum jubilee celebrations of our college aim to successfully complete the following major projects along with vibrant festivities:
- Construction of the Platinum Jubilee Memorial Administrative Block
To commemorate our Platinum Jubilee, St. Thomas College Palai (Autonomous) plans to construct the Platinum Jubilee Memorial Administrative Block. This new administrative block will serve as a lasting tribute to our 75 years of academic excellence and community service.
Key Features:
Spacious Design: A minimum of 25,000 square feet of usable area to accommodate administrative offices, meeting rooms, and support services.
Modern Facilities: State-of-the-art infrastructure equipped with the latest technology to enhance administrative efficiency.
Accessibility: Incorporation of ramps, elevators, and other accessibility features to ensure the building is user-friendly for everyone, including individuals with disabilities.
Sustainable Practices: Implementation of green building practices, including energy-efficient systems and eco-friendly materials, to minimize environmental impact.
The Platinum Jubilee Memorial Administrative Block will symbolize our commitment to progress, innovation, and inclusivity as we continue to build a bright future for our college community.
- Construction of the Synthetic Tennis Court and Basketball Court
As part of our Platinum Jubilee celebrations, St. Thomas College Palai (Autonomous) is excited to announce the construction of a new synthetic tennis court and basketball court. These state-of-the-art facilities will enhance our sports infrastructure, promoting physical fitness and encouraging our students to excel in sports.
These new facilities will provide our students with top-notch venues to hone their skills, participate in competitions, and stay active. The construction of the synthetic tennis court and basketball court underscores our commitment to promoting sports and overall well-being within our college community.
- Green Energy Initiatives
In line with our commitment to environmental sustainability, St. Thomas College Palai (Autonomous) is introducing several green energy initiatives as part of our Platinum Jubilee celebrations. These initiatives aim to reduce our carbon footprint, promote sustainable practices, and lead by example in environmental stewardship. In addition to existing initiatives, installing solar panels across the campus will harness renewable energy and lessen reliance on non-renewable sources.
- Platinum Jubilee Scholarships
In celebration of our Platinum Jubilee, St. Thomas College Palai (Autonomous) is proud to introduce the Platinum Jubilee Scholarships. These scholarships aim to support and recognize the academic achievements and potential of our diverse student body. Our goal is to provide financial assistance to all students, ensuring that every student has the opportunity to succeed, regardless of their financial background.
Key highlights of the Platinum Jubilee Scholarships include:
– Scholarships for all students on campus, with special scholarships designated for interstate students.
– Support for first-generation college students to help them navigate and succeed in higher education.
– Scholarships for students with disabilities to ensure they have the necessary resources for their education.
By establishing the Platinum Jubilee Scholarships, St. Thomas College Palai (Autonomous) reaffirms its commitment to academic excellence, inclusivity, and the holistic development of its students.
- Disability Friendly Initiatives
St. Thomas College Palai (Autonomous) is dedicated to creating an inclusive and accessible environment for all students, including those with disabilities. As part of our commitment to inclusivity, we are planning the following disability-friendly initiatives:
– Construction of ramps and installation of elevators in all buildings to ensure easy access.
– Provision of assistive technologies such as screen readers, speech-to-text software, and hearing aids.
– Availability of sign language interpreters and note-taking services for students with hearing impairment.
– Adaptive learning tools and resources to support diverse learning needs.
