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Mountaineering Club

Objectives:

The Mountaineering Club at Union Christian College Aluva was formed with the following objectives:

  1. Promoting a spirit of adventure and outdoor activities among students.
  2. Developing mountaineering skills and techniques.
  3. Encouraging physical fitness and mental resilience.
  4. Creating awareness about the environment and sustainable practices.
  5. Fostering teamwork, leadership, and self-confidence.

Activities:

Since its inception, the Mountaineering Club has organized various activities to engage students and faculty members. Some of the key activities undertaken by the club include:

  1. Basic Mountaineering Training: The club conducted training sessions to teach the fundamentals of mountaineering, including rope techniques, navigation, first aid, and campsite management.

  2. Outdoor Expeditions: Regular expeditions were organized to nearby mountains and hills. These expeditions provided participants with practical experience in trekking, camping, rock climbing, and rappelling.

  3. Workshops and Guest Lectures: Experts in mountaineering and adventure sports were invited to deliver lectures and conduct workshops on topics such as equipment selection, survival skills, and risk management.

  4. Environmental Conservation Initiatives: The club actively participated in cleaning drives and tree plantation campaigns in collaboration with local organizations. Emphasis was placed on creating awareness about the importance of preserving the natural environment.

  5. Mountaineering Competitions: The club organized intra-college and inter-college mountaineering competitions to promote healthy competition and showcase the skills acquired by the members.

Future Plans:

Looking ahead, the Mountaineering Club at Union Christian College Aluva has outlined the following plans:

  1. Advanced Training: The club intends to offer advanced mountaineering training to members who have completed the basic training. This will include technical climbing skills, ice climbing, and high-altitude expeditions.

  2. Collaboration with Professional Mountaineers: The club aims to establish collaborations with experienced mountaineers and adventure sports organizations to provide additional training opportunities and mentorship to its members.

  3. Expeditions to Higher Peaks: The club plans to organize expeditions to higher and more challenging peaks, both within the country and abroad. This will provide members with opportunities to test their skills and push their limits.

  4. Research and Documentation: The club intends to undertake research projects related to mountaineering and document the findings for the benefit of future enthusiasts. This will include topics such as climate change impacts on mountain regions and local flora and fauna.

Faculty Advisers

  1. Pramod Dominic
  2. Shinoj V.K
  3. Vipin Thomas
  4. Reshmi R
  5. Rakhy Raphael

Student Volunteer Secretaries

  1. Jomon J. Nalpat(III BSc Physics)
  2. Sneha K.A(III BA English)

Inaugural Report

The inauguration of the Mountaineering Club at Union Christian College, Aluva, which took place on 12th May 2023. The event was graced by the presence of former principal Rajan Varghese sir, who inaugurated the club, marking its reinstatement after a period of inactivity.

The Mountaineering Club, which was once highly active, has been revived, generating great excitement among the students. The event was attended by several individuals, including the former volunteers of the club, Saji, Ramesh, and Larry, who played a significant role in the club’s past endeavors. Their presence added to the nostalgic atmosphere of the event and showcased the enduring spirit of the club.

In addition to the former volunteers, staff coordinators of the club, Dr. Pramod Dominic and Dr. Vipin Thomas, were also present. Their dedication and support have been instrumental in rejuvenating the club and fostering a sense of enthusiasm among the students.

The inauguration ceremony was a success, as the students showcased their excitement and eagerness to participate in mountaineering activities. The event included speeches by the former principal, Rajan Varughese sir, and the staff coordinators, who emphasized the importance of adventure sports and outdoor activities in the holistic development of students.

The inauguration also marked the beginning of a new chapter for the Mountaineering Club, as plans were discussed for upcoming activities and training sessions. The club aims to organize regular hikes, treks, and other mountaineering expeditions to provide students with practical experiences and enhance their skills in outdoor pursuits.

To foster the growth of the club, the coordinators announced the formation of various committees, including the organizing committee, training committee, and equipment committee. These committees will be responsible for planning and executing the club’s activities, ensuring the smooth functioning of the club and the safety of its members.

The enthusiasm displayed by the students at the inauguration event was a testament to the success of the reinstated Mountaineering Club. It is anticipated that the club will become a hub of adventure and exploration, nurturing a sense of adventure and camaraderie among the students.

Overall, the inauguration of the Mountaineering Club at Union Christian College, Aluva was a momentous occasion that marked the revival of an important extracurricular activity on campus. The support of former volunteers, staff coordinators, and the students themselves ensures a promising future for the club, and we look forward to witnessing its growth and accomplishments in the coming years.

Inauguration of the Club

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UC College Aluva
Union Christian College, Aluva, India Affiliated to Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam, India

Phone No : 0484 2609194, Mobile No: +91-7012626868 , Email : ucc@uccollege.edu.in

Phone No : 0484 2609194, Mobile No: +91-7012626868
Email : ucc@uccollege.edu.in

Mountaineering Club

Objectives:

The Mountaineering Club at Union Christian College Aluva was formed with the following objectives:

  1. Promoting a spirit of adventure and outdoor activities among students.
  2. Developing mountaineering skills and techniques.
  3. Encouraging physical fitness and mental resilience.
  4. Creating awareness about the environment and sustainable practices.
  5. Fostering teamwork, leadership, and self-confidence.

Activities:

Since its inception, the Mountaineering Club has organized various activities to engage students and faculty members. Some of the key activities undertaken by the club include:

  1. Basic Mountaineering Training: The club conducted training sessions to teach the fundamentals of mountaineering, including rope techniques, navigation, first aid, and campsite management.

  2. Outdoor Expeditions: Regular expeditions were organized to nearby mountains and hills. These expeditions provided participants with practical experience in trekking, camping, rock climbing, and rappelling.

  3. Workshops and Guest Lectures: Experts in mountaineering and adventure sports were invited to deliver lectures and conduct workshops on topics such as equipment selection, survival skills, and risk management.

  4. Environmental Conservation Initiatives: The club actively participated in cleaning drives and tree plantation campaigns in collaboration with local organizations. Emphasis was placed on creating awareness about the importance of preserving the natural environment.

  5. Mountaineering Competitions: The club organized intra-college and inter-college mountaineering competitions to promote healthy competition and showcase the skills acquired by the members.

Future Plans:

Looking ahead, the Mountaineering Club at Union Christian College Aluva has outlined the following plans:

  1. Advanced Training: The club intends to offer advanced mountaineering training to members who have completed the basic training. This will include technical climbing skills, ice climbing, and high-altitude expeditions.

  2. Collaboration with Professional Mountaineers: The club aims to establish collaborations with experienced mountaineers and adventure sports organizations to provide additional training opportunities and mentorship to its members.

  3. Expeditions to Higher Peaks: The club plans to organize expeditions to higher and more challenging peaks, both within the country and abroad. This will provide members with opportunities to test their skills and push their limits.

  4. Research and Documentation: The club intends to undertake research projects related to mountaineering and document the findings for the benefit of future enthusiasts. This will include topics such as climate change impacts on mountain regions and local flora and fauna.

Faculty Advisers

  1. Pramod Dominic
  2. Shinoj V.K
  3. Vipin Thomas
  4. Reshmi R
  5. Rakhy Raphael

Student Volunteer Secretaries

  1. Jomon J. Nalpat(III BSc Physics)
  2. Sneha K.A(III BA English)

Inaugural Report

The inauguration of the Mountaineering Club at Union Christian College, Aluva, which took place on 12th May 2023. The event was graced by the presence of former principal Rajan Varghese sir, who inaugurated the club, marking its reinstatement after a period of inactivity.

The Mountaineering Club, which was once highly active, has been revived, generating great excitement among the students. The event was attended by several individuals, including the former volunteers of the club, Saji, Ramesh, and Larry, who played a significant role in the club’s past endeavors. Their presence added to the nostalgic atmosphere of the event and showcased the enduring spirit of the club.

In addition to the former volunteers, staff coordinators of the club, Dr. Pramod Dominic and Dr. Vipin Thomas, were also present. Their dedication and support have been instrumental in rejuvenating the club and fostering a sense of enthusiasm among the students.

The inauguration ceremony was a success, as the students showcased their excitement and eagerness to participate in mountaineering activities. The event included speeches by the former principal, Rajan Varughese sir, and the staff coordinators, who emphasized the importance of adventure sports and outdoor activities in the holistic development of students.

The inauguration also marked the beginning of a new chapter for the Mountaineering Club, as plans were discussed for upcoming activities and training sessions. The club aims to organize regular hikes, treks, and other mountaineering expeditions to provide students with practical experiences and enhance their skills in outdoor pursuits.

To foster the growth of the club, the coordinators announced the formation of various committees, including the organizing committee, training committee, and equipment committee. These committees will be responsible for planning and executing the club’s activities, ensuring the smooth functioning of the club and the safety of its members.

The enthusiasm displayed by the students at the inauguration event was a testament to the success of the reinstated Mountaineering Club. It is anticipated that the club will become a hub of adventure and exploration, nurturing a sense of adventure and camaraderie among the students.

Overall, the inauguration of the Mountaineering Club at Union Christian College, Aluva was a momentous occasion that marked the revival of an important extracurricular activity on campus. The support of former volunteers, staff coordinators, and the students themselves ensures a promising future for the club, and we look forward to witnessing its growth and accomplishments in the coming years.

Inauguration of the Club