PATENT AWARENESS WORKSHOP will be organized by Swami Vivekanand College of Pharmacy , Banur (Punjab) in Association With Patent Information Centre, Punjab State Council for Science & Technology , Chandigarh on 23rd July, 2014.
PROGRAM OBJECTIVE
The program aims at providing comprehensive knowledge on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR). It intends to focus on imparting awareness on various aspects of IPR including Patentability Search, Filing Procedures and legal aspects of infringement, amongst the faculty . Intellectual Property Rights is one of the compulsory subjects in the curriculum of Technical and Vocational Education courses in Punjab and is being taught in various Engineering courses, Pharmacy , Education and Polytechnic courses across India. So, there is an ever increasing endeavor to encourage awareness regarding the various aspects of IPR. As a part of continuing education program this workshop will help the faculty to upgrade themselves and meet the demand of the ever rapidly expanding technocratic arena. Further , the program will help the teachers to get abreast with basics pertaining to IPR & inculcate the same in their routine teaching so that students become aware of the same.
PARTICIPANT DOMAIN The program is intended for Faculty members teaching in various AICTE approved institutes
Contact : Dr. Sushma Gupta (Organizing Secretary)
Email: principal.svcp1@gmail.com
Phone: +91-85560-01839
For further details please refer to attached documents.
Every portrait that is painted with feeling is a portrait of the artist, not of the sitter. – Oscar Wilde
As a visiting faculty, I generally address young and dynamic students of professions like C.A. & C.S. Their training sessions is called GMCS (General Management & Communication Skills) & my role is to give a `motivation talk’ so as to develop some progressive vision about their profession among them.
However, the question here is: Can others influence our actions through their motivation talks?
The answer is `no’. No one can make us to act in a particular way.
What Motivation can provide is food for thought only & there is a gap between thought and action.
The thought should become a feeling. The feeling should become an intense feeling and the feeling becomes intense, we act. Someone can give us a thought or an idea. But our feelings are generated by us. It is up to us to make the feelings intense or weak.
For example, I am `thinking’ of getting up at 5 am. This thought should trigger a feeling of excitement or happiness inside me. If this is to take place, I am getting up at 5 am and enjoying all the feelings associated with it else It’s just a thought.
Not every feeling will push you into action, especially when I am influenced by old habits. The feeling should be intense and strong enough. The more and more I visualize the benefits of getting up at 5 am, my desire to get up early intensifies. When the intensity at the highest, I cannot be prevented from getting up early.
So, as I said, mere motivation talks by others will not change my actions. My mind has to accept the goal, the business plan and the target. Only then I will initiate specific actions and enjoy doing the same.
The best motivator is our mind. The worst de-motivator is also our mind.
Unless and until our mind supports our ambition, we will not do what is required.
We have to keep our mind on our side. Our mind should follow our intellect. The mind has no intelligence. It is something like using powerful software by giving the right commands.
We have to be emotionally intelligent and control the five senses. If we don’t exercise this option, the mind will escape in all directions.
I have an interesting story to explain emotional intelligence
A group of monkeys decide to go on a fast one day.
“Before we begin, I think we should keep the food with which we’ll break the fast ready,” counseled the old monkey chief.
The monkeys agreed, procured and held delicious bananas in their hands.
“I think each of us should keep our share of bananas with us before we begin our fast, so that we don’t spend time distributing them after we break our fast. You can imagine how hungry we all will be by then!” said the chief’s wife.
The monkeys liked the idea and they collected their share of the bananas.
“Why don’t we peel one banana and keep it ready to eat?” said one of the youngsters.
“Yes, let’s do that,” shouted a fat monkey in agreement. Just looking at the bananas was making him hungry.
“All right,” said the monkey chief. “We shall peel the bananas but under no condition should we eat them.”
So the monkeys peeled their bananas and carefully kept them ready for eating in the evening.
“Can I keep the banana in my mouth? I promise not to eat it till evening. Please!” a little monkey asked his father.
“Why don’t we all put a banana in our mouth? That way we can chew it immediately when we break the fast,” said his father, who had agreed to go on the fast only because his wife had not given him a choice.
“As long as we don’t eat it, it should be fine,” he added.
So, the monkeys put the bananas in their mouths. One by one they eyed each other uncomfortably as they began their fast — and as you can imagine, within no time at all, the bananas disappeared down their gullets.
And that was the end of their fast!
Hence
Its only your mind Which motivates you…….
Its only the power of your own mind;
Discipline of your own emotions
which will direct you towards achievement of your goal
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