About the IQAC
The Internal Quality Assessment Cell (IQAC) acts as the nodal unit of the
institution. The members of IQAC meet Periodically, plan, initiate and
One Week Multi – Disciplinary International Conference (Hybrid Mode) organize all the activities of the college. The IQAC plays a great role in
on improving the quality of education. Being the focal point of the institution,
Contemporary Social Issues: A Global Perspective
the IQAC works towards the goals of quality enhancement and sustenance.
Date: 21st - 27th February 2025
It has successfully faced the fourth cycle NAAC reaccreditation.
Organised By
RC 25: Sociology of Sports, About RC 25: Sociology of Sports
Indian Sociological Society (ISS), New Delhi
The South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, Oluvil Sociology of Sports was warranting a beginning in the field of Sociology
Faculty of Education of IAIN Madura Indonesia in India for long. Despite the potential of sport development to highlight
In Collaboration with the broader social complexities, Sociologists in India remain disinterested in
Department of History & IQAC, the area (and sport generally) as avenues of legitimate study. Yet, sport
A.P.C. Mahalaxmi College for Women, Thoothukudi, development programs provide Sociologists opportunities to know and
Tamil Nadu engage with body politics, questions of structure & agency, social
(Ranked 78th Position in NIRF - India Ranking 2024) transformation and sustainable livelihood. Much work in this area has been
on 26thFebruary 2025 done in many other parts of the globe, but here to repeat, Sociologists seem
About the College
to be somewhat disinclined. Given the huge and tremendous potential of
our country in sports, it demands the attention of all the policymakers, and
A.P.C. Mahalaxmi College for Women (APCM), Thoothukudi established in 1973
the role of Sociologists thus assumes great significance.
is the brain child of eminent scholar and philanthropist Kulapathi A.P.C.
Veerabahu, the founder President. Since its inception it has scaled great heights
in imparting quality education and has made it affordable to the economically About The South Eastern University of Sri Lanka
and socially backward women of the vicinity.
The South Eastern University of Sri Lanka (SEUSL) is a prominent public
About the Department university in Oluvil, located in the Ampara District of Sri Lanka. Established
in 1995, SEUSL serves as a key institution of higher education in the Eastern
In the year 1974, the pre-University course was introduced in the college. Prof. Province, offering a wide range of academic programs to students from
R. Pitchammal laid the foundation for the department of History on a very sound diverse backgrounds. SEUSL was established to cater to the higher
footing. She was the first head of the department Mrs. Mary Jeya Bai Sueelan, education needs of the Eastern Province, particularly following the ethnic
Mrs. S. Vijayalakshmi, Mrs. S. Jeya, Dr. T. S. Rajeswari, Dr. B. Mutharasi, Dr. R.
tensions in the region, which had impacted education access. Initially, it
Shanthakumari, Dr. S. Anbukkarasi and Dr. S .Thanam were the other staff
operated as a campus of the Eastern University of Sri Lanka before gaining
members and the subsequent Heads of the Department at various points of time
independent university status.
for the successful functioning of the department. So far, this department has
produced more than thirty rank holders including a gold medalist.
About The Faculty of Education, IAIN For Economics Domain
The Faculty of Education at IAIN Madura (Institute Agama Islam Negeri Madura) in 1. Inequality and economic mobility towards social problems
Indonesia is an integral part of this Islamic state university, which focuses on Islamic 2. Analyzing the causes and consequences of income and wealth inequality
education, culture, and academic development. Located in Pamekasan, Madura 3. Factors influencing upward mobility in different societies
Island, the faculty plays a vital role in shaping educators and professionals with 4. Labour markets and employment & trends in job creation, unemployment,
strong ethical and Islamic foundations. The Faculty of Education collaborates with and underemployment
other educational institutions, both within Indonesia and internationally, to enhance 5. The impact of automation and technology on the workforce
academic standards and provide students with broader exposure
For Commerce & Management Domain
About the Conference 1. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) & the role of businesses in addressing
The one week “Multi-Disciplinary International Conference on Contemporary social issues
Social Issues: A Global Perspective” aims to bring together scholars, researchers, 2. Best practices for implementing effective CSR strategies & integrating
practitioners, and policymakers from diverse disciplines to explore, discuss, and
sustainability into business models
address pressing social issues from a global perspective. This hybrid-mode
3. The economic impact of environmentally friendly practices & supply chain
conference provides a unique platform for exchanging ideas, presenting research
management and ethics
findings, and fostering collaborations across disciplines.
4. Addressing ethical challenges in global supply chains & the impact of supply
chain practices on local communities
Who can Participate
5. Consumer behaviour and social influence
The Conference is open to all Students, PhD Research Scholars, Faculty members,
Academicians and Industrialists.
For Environmental Science Domain
Topic: Contemporary Social Issues: A Global Perspective
1.Climate change and its societal impact - global warming and its impact on
Sub Themes of the Conference
vulnerable communities & climate-induced migration and displacement
2.Sustainable development and environmental justice - achieving a balance
For History Domain
between development and environmental conservation
1.The evolution of public health
3.Environmental justice and the unequal distribution of environmental hazards
2.Historical responsesto pandemics and health crises
4.Biodiversity loss and conservation - impact of habitat destruction and
3.The development of publichealth policies over time
biodiversity loss on ecosystems and human health
4.Migration patterns through history & historical migration trends and their impact
5.Water scarcity and pollution - water security and the global water crisis
on societies
5.The effects of war and conflicton displacement and migration
For Education Domain
1.Educational inequality and access to quality education
For Political Science Domain
1.Governance and policy-making towardssocial problems 2.Disparities in education based on socioeconomic status, gender, and geography
2.Examining the effectiveness of various governance models 3.Barriers to education in rural and marginalized communities
3.The role of policy in addressing social issuesand inequalities 4.The digital divide and its impaction access to online learning
4.Political ideologies and social change& the influence of political ideologies on social 5.inclusive education and special needs & integration of children with
movements disabilities in mainstream schools
5.Historical and contemporary case studies of ideology-driven change
For English Literature Domain
For Sociology Domain
1. Colonialism’s legacy in contemporary English literature
1. Disparities in access to medical services between high- and low-income
2. English literature as a platform for decolonizing narratives
countries
3. Voices from the global south in English literary works
2. Rural vs urban healthcare services: challenges and solutions
4. Climate change and eco-criticism in contemporary novels and poetry
3. Global perspectives on mental health stigma and support
5. Literature’s role in addressing global humanitarian crises
4. The role of social workers in mental health care
5. Providing medical care in war-torn regions and refugee camps
Points to remember
For Women Studies Domain
· Kindly send your abstract & full paper to
1. Exploring the prevalence and impact of domestic violence and sexual assault
[email protected]
2. The role of policy in shaping reproductive rights
· Abstract can be in English, Tamil or Hindi
3. Examining barriers to women’s participation in leadership roles
· Write in a single paragraph with 250- 300 words
4. Strategies to promote gender equity in political representation
· Last date for sending Abstract: 15th Feb 2025
5. Programmes and policies that promote women's entrepreneurship and · Last date of Registration: 20th Feb 2025.
workforce participation · Registration fee Includes Refreshments, Conference Kit, Lunch & Hardcopy
For Home Science Domain of the certificate.
1. Nutrition and food security - addressing malnutrition, especially in · For online participants & paper presenters, certificate will be sent through
marginalized communities Indian Post.
2. Food security challenges in urban and rural areas · It is mandatory for both the Authors & Co Authors to register
3. Impact of shifting gender norms on family structures · Online presentation will be between 6 pm and 8 pm
4. Family counseling and its role in resolving household conflicts - child · Only selected papers will be forwarded for publication in an ISBN book,
development and parenting in the modern age following the review process which will be released during the inaugural
5. Impact of technology on early childhood development - challenges of parenting session of the conference.
in a digital world · All selected abstracts will be published in Conference Proceedings with an
For Computer Science Domain ISBN
1.AI in addressing global social issues (e.g., poverty, healthcare, and education) · No travel allowance will be provided to participants and paper presenters.
2.Impacts of AI on labour and employment · Outstation participants can avail accommodation on a paid basis.
3.Cybersecurity challenges in a globalized world · Kindly join our WhatsApp group for further updates
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5.Impact of digital inequality on education and economic opportunities · Best paper presentation award will be given to the best presenter.
For Tamil Literature Domain
1.Representation of Tamil traditions in contemporary Tamil writing General Guidelines for Abstract
2.Diasporic Tamil literature and cultural nostalgia Objective: Clearly state the purpose of your research paper. What questions are
3.Gender dynamics in modern Tamil novels and poetry you trying to answer? What problems are you addressing.
4.Depictions of nature and ecological issues in Tamil Sangam literature and Methods: Briefly describe the methods used in your research. This can include
modern works your study design, data collection, and analysis techniques.
Literary activism in tamil writing for environmental sustainability
Results: Summarize the main findings of your research. Include any key data or Organizers
outcomes that are relevant to your study. Chief Patron
Conclusions: Discuss the implications of your findings. What do they mean in the Thiru. A.P.C.V. Chockalingam
context of your research question? What recommendations can you make based on Secretary
your results? Tmt. C. Subbulakshmi
Keywords: Include 3-5 relevant keywords at the end of the abstract to help others
find your work. Patron
Structure Length: Write in 150-250 words in a single paragraph without headings or DR. K. Subbulakshmi, Principal, APCM College
subheadings.
Language: Use clear and concise language. Avoid jargons and complex sentences. Convenor
Kindly note Dr. L. Sangeetha, Head, Department of History, APCM College
1. Registration fee includes Refreshments, Proceedings, Conference Kit, Lunch & Dr. T. Lilly Golda, IQAC Coordinator, Asst. Prof. of English, APCM College
Hard copy of the certificate.
2. For online participants & paper presenters, certificate will be sent through Indian Organizing Secretary
Post. Mrs. G. Poornima Thilagam, Asst. Prof. of History, APCM College
3. It is mandatory for Authors & Co Authors to register For further details: 6374762588
4. Online presentation will be between 6 pm and 8 pm
5. No Registration fee for persons with Disability (Only for paper presenters) Organizing Committee members
For your kind information Dr. M. Bindhu, Asst. Prof. of History, APCM College
* No travel allowance will be provided to participants and paper presenters. Dr. V. Karpagam, Asst. Prof. of History, APCM College
v Outstation participants can avail of accommodation on a paid basis. Dr. R. Samundeswari, IQAC Asst. Coordinator, Asst. Prof of Commerce, APCM
v Only selected papers will be forwarded for publication in an ISBN book, following
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the review process. Additional charges apply
Dr. P. Yokeswari Nithya, IQAC Member & Asst. Prof. of Chemistry, APCM College
v All conference-related notifications will be sent to your registered email address
Dr. K. Bala Deepa Arasi, IQAC Member & Asst. Prof. of Mathematics, APCM
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Dr. V. Sornalakshmi, IQAC Member & Asst. Prof. of Botany, APCM College
v Email: [email protected]
Dr. T. Sakthika, IQAC Member & Asst. Prof. of Zoology, APCM College
Registration Fee
For Students: 400/- Dr. K. Chitra Chellam, IQAC Member & Asst. Prof. & Head of Commerce, APCM
For Ph.D. Scholars: 700/- College
For Faculties & Others: 1000/- Dr. R. Selvalatha, IQAC Member & Associate. Prof. of Tamil, APCM College
For Registration Dr. V. Shyamala Susan, IQAC Member & Asst. Prof. & Head of Computer Science,
v* For Online Participants & Paper Presenters APCM College
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Ms. Abirami, Research Scholar, PG & Research Department of English, APCM
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