Cherished Memories And Orientation Day: A Glimpse

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[{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1501601907820","data":"There are a few memorable days in our lives that we cherish throughout our life on this blessed planet, memories that we pass on to our children so they can pass it on to their children and so on. Memories, it is said, is a powerful tool in ensuring you are remembered, and that you remember the journey to becoming who you are, the journey to becoming who you are going to be. One such memory, of course, is the moment we leave our parent's hand and walk into the school for the very first time. Time flies, and 12 years later you find yourselves at the very same gate that once hosted you in front of its wrought iron frame as you reluctantly let go of your parent's hand, only this time you have tears in your eyes for very different reasons: the memories of your time in school, and the fact that you will probably never walk through those gates again except on special occasions, never share the same comfort you did with your friends in school. <\/p>But life moves on, and soon you find yourself at the gates of a very different chapter of your life, one that you know you will cherish just as much as you did your school life. There are plenty of thoughts in your head as you walk into your college for the first time, your career, your personal life, friends, and more. It would seem like just yesterday you were a kid in school with nary a care in the world, and now you're on the cusp of your professional life, starting your degree that will shape who you will become in the future, in your professional life. <\/p>It is natural to feel a bit apprehensive as you step into your college, not knowing whom to speak to, not knowing where to turn. After all, you had the comfort zone of your friends, friends that you made 12 years ago, with you back in school. Here, it's a whole new world. How, you ask yourself, are you supposed to make connections and meet new people in a place where everyone else looks just as lost and terrified as you do? <\/p>This is where Orientation Day plays a crucial role. Acting as an excellent ice-breaker between the freshers and an introduction to the faculty, you are acquainted with new people, interesting, amazing, warm, gentle, people who you would love to make friends with. The orientation day event acts like an excellent boost to our confidence, making us feel like we're home. After all, to an adolescent girl just putting on her big girl shoes, what more could be important than an event that makes you feel comfortable with who you are with the others who are going through the same. <\/p>So on July 27th, a host of fidgeting, uncomfortable young women sat in the crowd, unsure of what to expect as the Orientation Day began. As soon as Mrs. Vanitha Datla took to the stage to motivate us youngsters, we knew it was going to be alright, that we were going to be at home in this college we would call our temple of learning and our second homes by the time we left it. We were also graced with speeches from the group Director Professor A. Vinay, our principal Dr. Satya Prasad Lanka, Director Dr. V. Anuradha, President Dr. K. Lakshmi Narayana and our guest of honour, Professor Sameen Fatima, the first woman to become the Principal of Osmania University College of Engineering. <\/p>As the day went on and we were put at ease, with smiling faces appearing on every row of the event, the freshers were regaled with speeches by their seniors, and some even went on to receive appreciation for excellence in academics. The anti-ragging squad also reminded all of us that they were omnipresent and ever vigilant to root out any instances of ragging from the college at all costs, ensuring a ragging free atmosphere at Stanley.<\/p>As the event came to a resounding end, it was clear judging by the excited faces of the young students around me that they were all set to take on the challenges of Engineering and go on to make something of themselves, what that may be will be a sum of their choices and the consequences that follow it, whether positive or negative, I cannot know. One thing was certain, however, the freshers who walked into the college today left with a renewed sense of purpose and a determination to do better than ever before, and that right there is the moment when an experience becomes a cherished memory, one that you pass down generations. <\/p>Below is a glimpse of the events that transpired on the Orientation Day at Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women. Take a peek! <\/p>\n"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1501603743093","data":"wVV5TtHGeKw"}]

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