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Committee and Cells

Roever Engineering College has formed several committees to provide a training ground for students in all the curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. They provide a conducive environment for faculty members to train the students and carry out research and development activities in all the areas. There are also committees to redress grievances if any, expressed by the faculty and students.

The committees and associations at REC are:

Governing Council

Governing Council

S.NO	CATEGORY	NAME	DESIGNATION	ADDRESS
1	Management	Dr.K.Varadharaajen	Chairman	St. John Sangam Trust, Anna Salai, Roever campus, Perambalur.
2	Management	Mr.John Ashok Varadharajan	Vice Chairman	St. John Sangam Trust, Anna Salai, Roever campus, Perambalur.
3	Management	Mrs.Mahalakshmi Varadharajan	Trust Member	St. John Sangam Trust, Anna Salai, Roever campus, Perambalur.
4	Teacher	Dr.B.Ravishankar	Professor	Metallurgy and Materials National Institute of Technology, Trichy
5	Teacher	Dr.Rajesh Renganathan	Professor	Coimbatore Institute of Technology Coimbatore.
6	Industrialist	Dr.Kumar Rajamani	Senior Manager	KLA Tencor Soft. Pvt. Ltd, Chennai
7	Industrialist	Dr. Bhanu Prasad Pinnamaneni	Director	Director (R&D), Kelenn Technology, France, Chief Mentor, Sahajanand Laser Tech Ltd., Former Advisor, Higher Education,Govt. of AP.
8	State Government Nominee
9	Anna University Nominee
10	AICTE or UGC Nominee
11	Principal	Dr.J.William		Roever Engineering College, Perambalur.

Anti-Ragging Committee

Anti-Ragging Committee

Roever Engineering College has constituted Anti-Ragging Committee to prevent and prohibit Ragging as per AICTE guidelines with following members,

Anti-Ragging Committee Members

S.No	Name	Designation
1	Dr.J. William, Principal	Chair Person
2	Dr. M. Tamilselvi, VP & Assoc.Prof/CSE.	Coordinator
3	Dr. A. Sathish, HoD & Assoc.Prof/CSE.	Member
4	Dr. R. Joselin, HoD & Prof./MECH	Member
5	Mr. T. Senthilkumar, HoD(i/c) & Asst.Prof/ EEE	Member
6	Mr. T. Azhegeswaran, HoD(i/c) & Asst.Prof/ ECE	Member
7	Mrs. S. Lakshmi Praba, HoD & Asst.Prof/ BIOTECH	Member
8	Dr. R. Gopalakrishnan, HoD & Assoc.Prof./S&H.	Member
9	Mrs. H. Geetha, HoD(i/c) & Asst.Prof/ CIVIL	Member
10	Mr. P. Vetrivel, Physical Director	Member
11	Mr. C. Senthil Kumar, Office Manager	Member
12	Mr. M. Manikandan, Sub-Inspector of Police, Perambalur	Police dept. Representative Member
13	Mr. D. Prabakaran, Residential warden, Boys Hostel	Member
14	Mrs. R. Susila, Residential warden, Girls Hostel	Member
15	Mr .R. Marimuthu/Media Executive/ Dinamalar	Local Media Representative
16	Mr. V. Balasubramanian/ Thashildar	Civil Dept. Representative Member
17	Mr. U. Raja (F/O R.Swetha,III/Biotech)	Parent representative Member
18	Mr. P. Palanisamy/ Rotary Club Newgen	NGO Representative
19	Mr. C. Siva, III/CSE	Student Member
20	Ms. G. Janani, III/ECE	Student Member
21	Mr. S. Maruthupadiyan, III/EEE	Student Member
22	Mr. K. Gokul, III/MECH	Student Member

Anti-Ragging Squad

Roever Engineering College has constituted Anti-Ragging Squad nominated by the Head of the Institution for maintaining vigil, oversight and patrolling functions and remain mobile, alert and active at all times with representation of various members of our campus community.

Anti-Ragging Squad Members

S.No	Name
1	Mr. Francis Xavier, Physical Director
2	Mr. V .Ramakrishnan, Asst.Prof./MECH
3	Mr. T. Arunvaratharaj, Asst. Prof./CIVIL
4	Dr. D. Sangeetha, Asst.Prof./BIOTECH
5	Mrs. K. Sree Varshini, Asst.Prof./EEE
6	Mrs. M. Viji, Asst.Prof./CSE
7	Mr. S. Mathiyazhagan, Asst.Prof./ECE

Roles and Responsibilities

Ensure a ragging-free environment on campus by creating awareness among students about the consequences of ragging.
Display anti-ragging policies through notices, banners, and orientation programs at prominent locations in the institution.
Conduct surprise checks in hostels, canteens, classrooms, and common areas to prevent any incidents of ragging.
Monitor vulnerable areas during the first few weeks of a new academic session, especially for first-year students.
Receive complaints related to ragging and conduct prompt and impartial investigations. Take appropriate disciplinary action against those found guilty, as per institutional and regulatory guidelines.
Provide necessary psychological and emotional support to victims of ragging through counselling services.
Encourage students to report incidents without fear, ensuring confidentiality and safety.
Coordinate with local police, district administration, and affiliating university in case of serious ragging incidents. Submit periodic reports on anti-ragging measures.
Organize orientation sessions, seminars, and workshops on anti-ragging laws and student safety.

https://www.antiragging.in/index.html

Grievance Redressal Committee

GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL COMMITTEE

Roever Engineering College has constituted Grievance Redressal Committee to provide opportunities for redressal of certain grievances of students already enrolled in our institution, as well as those seeking admission to our institution with a well-defined mechanism as per AICTE regulations.

Grievance Redressal Committee Members

S.No	Name	Professional Designation	Role (Chairperson/ member)	Phone Number
1	Dr.J.William	Principal	Chairperson	9443399499
2	Dr.T.S.Thilagavathi	Asst.Prof / S&H	Coordinator	6379812690
3	Dr.R.Joselin	HoD – MECH	Member	9442856435
4	Mr.T.Senthilkumar	HoD i/c – EEE	Member	9585358267
5	Ms.S.Lakshmi Prabha	HoD / Biotech	Member	8148636440
6	Mr.E.Jean Edward Clement	Asst.Prof / CSE	Member	9655951920
7	Mrs.P.Rajeswari	Asst.Prof / ECE	Member	9894741240
8	Ms.C.Dharshini	IV Year / CSE	Special Invitee	9025650904
9	Mr.P.Manikandan	III Year / MECH	Special Invitee	9843774434

Responsibilities of Grievance Redressal Committee:

To redress complaint(s) made by an aggrieved student in respect of the following:

Inform stakeholders (students, faculty, staff) about the grievance redressal process and encourage the use of proper channels for complaint registration.
Accept grievances submitted by students, faculty, or staff through official channels (written form, email, or online portal). Maintain a confidential and secure record of all complaints received.
Ensure impartial investigation without bias or discrimination. Provide resolution through mutual discussion, mediation, or corrective measures as needed.
Resolve issues within the prescribed time frame. Escalate unresolved or serious issues to higher authorities or statutory bodies.
Protect the identity of the complainant and ensure no retaliation or victimization occurs against any party involved in the grievance.
Keep minutes of meetings and resolutions for each case. Submit periodic reports to the Principal as required.

Online Grievance Redressal Portal: Click here

Internal Complaints Committee

Roever Engineering College has constituted The Internal complaints Committee to provide a platform for redressal of genuine grievances of students on internal matters which violates the gender sensitization or similar issues as per the AICTE regulations, AICTE/WH/2016 on Gender sensitization, prevention and prohibition of sexual harassment of women employees and students and Redressal of Grievances in Technical Institutions with the following members.

Internal Complaint Committee members

S.No	Name	Designation	Role	Phone Number
1	Dr.S.Kavithaa	ASP / Maths	Presiding Officer	9944919002
2	Mrs.P.Arasai	AP / CSE	Faculty Member	7373207090
3	Mrs.S.Gayathri	AP / EEE	Faculty Member	9944480218
4	Mr.T.Elayaraja	AP / Mech	Faculty Member	9361137391
5	Mrs.R.Susila	Warden	Non-Teaching Member	9750970142
6	Mr.A.Senthilkumar	Office Manager	Non-Teaching member	9443530188
7	Mrs.E.Rajeswari	Psychologist	NGO Member	7845508007
8	Ms.G.Adhinashree	III – CSE	Student Member	7397518638
9	Ms.S.Pragathambal	III – ECE	Student Member	9655965597
10	Mr.R.Madhan	III – EEE	Student Member	9600752917
11	Ms.S.Sivasakthi	III – BioTech	Student Member	9342274812

Responsibilities of Internal Complaint Committee

Provide fair and transparent ways to resolve complaints through discussion and conciliation, without undermining the rights of the complainant. Aim to resolve issues without focusing only on punishment, which can cause further conflict or resentment.
Ensure the complainant’s safety and keep their identity confidential. Offer necessary support such as approved leave, relaxed attendance, or transfer to another department or supervisor if needed while the complaint is being processed. The offender may also be transferred if required.
Make sure that victims or witnesses are not treated unfairly or discriminated against for raising a complaint. Protect them from any retaliation or negative consequences for participating in the complaint process.
Help the employee or student if they wish to file a complaint with the police.

SC/ST Committee

ESTABLISHMENT OF SC/ST COMMITTEE

An Exclusive committee for SC/ST Students has been established as per the guidelines of AICTE Approval Regulations. Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) have been identified as the two most backward groups of Indian Society. They include all the castes, races or tribes, which have been socially, economically and educationally backward. The cell has been established to support and to bring students from such communities to build their academic, self and social wealth. The SC/ST committee of the college was established with the purpose to empower the SC/ST students in the college.

OBJECTIVES:

To ensure necessities of an environment where all such students feel safe and secure inside the campus.
To communicate with the students and motivate them for better future
To encourage the students for their curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities and make relief them from inferiority.
To circulate the various scholarships provided by State Government, Central Government, UGC and various Government and Non-Government.
To conduct / co-ordinate training programmes for students in life skills and personality development to help in there.
To create awareness about various State government and Central Government job opportunities, reservation facility available in these jobs and exam preparation
To review the follow up measures taken to achieve the objectives and targets laid down by the Government of India and the UGC.

ROLE OF THE COMMITTEE:

The Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) committee in a college is tasked with addressing the specific needs and challenges faced by students belonging to SC and ST communities. Its role involves promoting social inclusion, equality and empowerment among these students. The committee works to ensure fair representation, access to opportunities and support services for SC/ST students within the college community.

FUNCTIONS OF THE SC/ ST COMMITTEE:

To look into the complaints and the grievances of SC-ST employees and students.
To resolve any problems based by the SC/ST employees and students.
To implement the reservation polices of admissions to this students in various courses of studies, accommodation in the hostels, transports, etc.
To provide advice and communication in respect of scholarship.
Any other matters of relevance.

MEMBERS OF SC/ST COMMITTEE:

S.No.	Name	Designation
1	Dr.J.William, Principal	Chair Person
2	Mr.K.Sivakumar, Asst.Prof / CSE	Coordinator
3	Mr.C.Kathiravan, Asst.Prof / S&H	Member
4	Mrs.K.Sree Varshini, Asst.Prof / EEE	Member
5	Mrs.C.Deepa, TA / CIVIL	Member
6	Ms.K.Jayapriya, III / BIOTECH	Student Member
7	Mr.N.Nithishkumar, III / CSE	Student Member

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Provide academic, emotional, and career-related guidance to SC/ST students. Address grievances related to discrimination or unfair treatment in a timely and sensitive manner.
Organize seminars, workshops, and awareness programs to educate students and staff. Promote inclusive practices and discourage any form of caste-based discrimination.
Ensure that reservation policies in admissions, scholarships, and placements are implemented as per government regulations.
Assist SC/ST students in availing scholarships, fellowships, and other financial support provided by central/state governments and funding agencies. Create awareness about available schemes and guide students in the application process.
Encourage participation of SC/ST students in skill development programs, entrepreneurship initiatives, and leadership training.
Maintain records of activities conducted and students supported. Submit periodic reports to the Principal/Management and respond to any statutory audit or compliance requirements.

Minority Committee

MEMBERS OF MINORITY COMMITTEE:

S.No	Name	Designation & dEPT	Mobile Number & E-mail ID	Position in the Committee
1	Dr.J.William	Principal	9443399499	Chairperson
2	Dr.R.Joselin	HoD & Prof / MECH	9442856435 joselinjerish75@gmail.com	Coordinator
3	Mr.E.Jean Edward Clement	Assistant Professor / CSE	9655951920 jeanecm@gmail.com	Member
4	Mr.M.Areef Sulaiman	Assistant Professor / Biotech	9865170750 areefsulaimanm@gmail.com	Member
5	Mr.A.Francis Xavier	Physical Director	8344333845 francishockey0009@gmail.com	Member
6	Mr.B.Kingshane Ajay	Student / IV CSE	9655130857 akingshane@gmail.com	Student Member
7	Mr.A.Mohamed Apser	Student / IV MECH	9087566156 mohamedapser123@gmail.com	Student Member

Roles and Responsibilities

The Minority Cell assists students and faculty belonging to minority religions, such as Christianity, Islam, Jainism, and others, in meeting their spiritual needs and supporting their academic development.
Provide access to scholarships, financial aid, and other resources.
Facilitate the observance of religious practices and festivals.
Offer guidance on academic and personal issues to ensure their well-being and success.
Organize cultural events and activities to celebrate diversity and encourage interaction.
Act as a liaison between minority communities and college administration.

OBC Cell

OBC CELL:

It is a Special cell for the welfare of other backward classes (OBC) including Minorities.

The OBC Cell in the college was established in the academic year 2020 with the purpose of empowering the OBC communities in the region. The college takes special interest in facilitating financial support to the students from these communities from government agencies and other sources. The cell is always engaged to solve the various problems of OBC students. The cell also encouraged the students to enrol for career orientation programmes which would empower and equip them with the necessary skills to choose a career option.

OBC Cell Members

S.No	Name	Designation
1	Dr.J.William, Principal	Chair Person
2	Dr.M.Tamilselvi, VP & Assoc.Prof / CSE	Coordinator
3	Mr.T.Arunvaratharaj, Asst.Prof / CIVIL	Member
4	Mrs.R.Priya, Asst.Prof / S&H	Member
5	Ms.S.Suganthiya, Asst.Prof / EEE	Member
6	Mr.P.Siva, III / EEE	Student Member
7	Ms.V.Nisha, III / CSE	Student Member

Responsibilities of OBC Committee:

Ensure a safe, inclusive, and secure environment for all OBC students and staff within the institution.
Providing guidance and communication regarding scholarships, fellowships, and financial assistance schemes available to OBC students.
Address and resolve grievances or complaints received from OBC students and employees in a fair and timely manner.
Extend support and assistance in resolving academic, administrative, or personal issues faced by OBC stakeholders.
Implement and monitor reservation policies in accordance with Government regulations, including admission to various programs, hostel accommodation, transportation, and other facilities.
Foster a harmonious social environment among all students and ensure respectful interaction and cooperation, while addressing any concerns or representations from the OBC community.

Roever Engineering College

Approved by AICTE, New Delhi & Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai
(Inclusion under Sections 2(f) and 12(B) of the UGC Act, 1956)
Accredited by NAAC with ‘B++’ Grade (2nd cycle) & Accredited by NBA - CSE & MECH

Elambalur (P.O), Perambalur - 621 220, Tamil Nadu

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Approved by AICTE, New Delhi & Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai
(Inclusion under Sections 2(f) and 12(B) of the UGC Act, 1956)
Accredited by NAAC with ‘B++’ Grade (2nd cycle) & Accredited by NBA - CSE & MECH

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