JK Lakshmipat University

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Life at JKLU

Student Council

At JKLU, the Department of Student Affairs collaborates with the elected student members of the Student Council to extend assistance on issues pertaining to the general welfare of students. The council works to make resources freely accessible to everyone and build a welcoming atmosphere for both personal and professional development of the students. The office of student affairs is actively involved in community development and to achieve this aim, numerous student initiatives and programs are now being adopted.

The student council constitutes a committed group of students from the Institutes of Engineering and Technology, Management, and Design. All the elected members of the council diligently carry out their assigned duties and responsibilities with the aim to strengthen the relationship between the students and the administration.

At JKLU, the Department of Student Affairs partners with the elected members of the Student Council to address issues related to the overall well-being of students. The council is dedicated to ensuring that resources are easily accessible to all and fostering a supportive environment for both personal and professional growth. The Student Affairs office actively contributes to community development, and to further this mission, a variety of student initiatives and programs are being implemented.

The Student Council is composed of a dedicated group of students from the Institutes of Engineering and Technology, Management, and Design. Each elected member diligently fulfills their duties and responsibilities with the goal of strengthening the relationship between students and the administration.

Objective

The objectives of the Student Council are many fold:
  • To advocate the interests of the students to the administration and vice versa.
  • Establish an environment where every student can express his/ her needs and concerns.
  • To provide a platform where the students can confidently display their talent.
  • The student council is also responsible for overseeing the efficient planning and operation of all university- related activities, events, clubs, residence halls, meals, and transportation.

This year's guiding idea is inclusion of all, not only in terms of participation but also ideation and execution.

The objectives of the Student Council are many fold:
  • To advocate the interests of the students to the administration and vice versa.
  • Establish an environment where every student can express his/her needs and concerns.
  • To provide a platform where the students can confidently display their talent.
  • The student council is also responsible for overseeing the efficient planning and operation of all university-related activities, events, clubs, residence halls, meals, and transportation.

This year's guiding idea is inclusion of all, not only in terms of participation but also ideation and execution.

Student Council 2023-24

The JKLU Student Council is unique this year. Nearly equal participation of girls and boys (32 girls and 24 boys) in the newly elected 56-member council is a heartwarming development and an inspiring reminder of an egalitarian society.

Adding to this, the council also has a good representation from all the three institutions (Engineering and technology, Management and Design) and batches (19 students from the third year, 16 students from the second year, and 15 students from the first year).

Six sub-domains make up the Student Council 2023–24, each of which is managed by a General Secretary and Secretary with full support from the Council President. To make living and studying at JKLU enjoyable and comfortable, the six sub- councils collaborate closely with the administration and serve as representatives of the student body.

Student Council 2024-25

The JKLU Student Council is unique this year. Nearly equal participation of girls and boys (23 girls and 29 boys) in the newly elected 52-member council is a heartwarming development and an inspiring reminder of an egalitarian society.

Adding to this, the council also has a good representation from all the three institutions (Engineering and technology, Management and Design) and batches (15 students from the third year, 19 students from the second year, and 18 students from the first year).

Six sub-domains make up the Student Council 2024–25, each of which is managed by a General Secretary and Secretary with full support from the Council President. To make living and studying at JKLU enjoyable and comfortable, the six sub- councils collaborate closely with the administration and serve as representatives of the student body.

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President

VIDIT SHARMA (BBA, Batch 2021-24)
Ph: 9079059858
Email: viditsharma@jklu.edu.in

Vidit previously served as the Cultural Secretary of the Student Council from 2022 to 2023. He has earlier participated in a number of club activities and has represented the university in many management and cultural events held across the country. He played a key role in the organisation of several JKLU signature events, including Sabrang, Spardha, and the most recent Aarambh.

Vidit is the recipient of numerous awards in the fields of literature, entrepreneurship, and athletics. His interest and passion for startups and business ventures are reflected in his achievements and accomplishments.

srshia-sikka
2022BDES014
Ph: 8448770953
Email: Arshiasikka@jklu.edu.in

Arshia Sikka, a passionate and visionary student of Bachelor of Design at JK Lakshmipat University, exemplifies creativity and leadership in her role as the President of the Student Council. With a demonstrated history of effective leadership, Arshia previously held the position of President of her school’s student council, where she first cultivated her ardour for empowering others and fostering a strong sense of community and belonging.

At JKLU, she has continued to excel, playing a pivotal role in steering the cultural events team for the university's flagship event, Sabrang, and leading smaller teams for events such as Aarambh. Her involvement extends beyond these marquee events, as she actively contributes to the organization of diverse activities, ranging from sports to design-oriented events, further attesting to her versatility and commitment to enriching campus life.

Arshia’s presidency is firmly anchored in the principles of transparency, inclusivity, and empowerment. From the outset, her vision has been to cultivate a Student Council where every individual is not only heard but genuinely valued and supported. She ardently believes in harnessing each student's unique qualities and potential, thereby nurturing an environment in which all can thrive and contribute to the dynamic JKLU community.

Through her empathetic and steadfast leadership, Arshia seeks to enhance the campus experience, serving as both the voice of her peers and a source of inspiration for students to recognize their own individuality and strength. Her unwavering dedication continues to uplift the spirit of collaboration and growth at JKLU, ensuring that every student has the opportunity to make their mark.