The School of Management at Bishop Jerome Institute (BJI), Kollam, organized an inspiring and interactive Ice Breaking Session centered around the theme "Connect, Communicate & Collaborate." Designed to build rapport, ease transitions, and spark collaborative spirit among students, the event set an enthusiastic tone for the academic term ahead.
Event Highlights
Date & Time: July 30, 2026 | 9:00 AM
Venue: MBA Seminar Hall, Bishop Jerome Institute
Resource Person: Prof. George Antony Constantine (Professor & Head - Admission and Placement, IIIC, Chavara, Govt. of Kerala)
Fostering Connection and Leadership
The session commenced at 9:00 AM in the MBA Seminar Hall, bringing together students and faculty for a morning of engaging activities and insightful dialogue.
The institute was honored to welcome Prof. George Antony Constantine, a distinguished academician and leader currently serving as the Professor & Head of Admission and Placement at the Indian Institute of Infrastructure Construction (IIIC), Chavara. With his extensive experience in student mentorship, skill development, and career placements, Prof. Constantine delivered a highly dynamic session.
Through interactive exercises, open discussions, and thought-provoking scenarios, he emphasized the three key pillars of professional and personal success:
Connect: Building strong networks, mutual trust, and empathetic relationships among peers.
Communicate: Expressing ideas clearly, listening actively, and bridging communication gaps.
Collaborate: Working synergistically in teams to solve problems and achieve collective goals.
A Dynamic Start to the Academic Journey
The ice-breaking activities provided students with a welcoming platform to break down communication barriers, step out of their comfort zones, and forge meaningful bonds with their fellow batchmates. The energy in the MBA Seminar Hall was palpable as students actively participated and shared creative insights throughout the morning.
The School of Management extends its heartfelt gratitude to Prof. George Antony Constantine for leading such a memorable and impactful session, as well as to the faculty members and student volunteers who made the event a resounding success.