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This B School welcomes new students via dynamic clubs orientation programme

Apeejay School of Management introduces freshers to a vibrant culture of leadership, creativity, and active campus engagement.

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Recognising that holistic development extends beyond academics, Apeejay School of Management (ASM) recently organised an engaging Clubs Orientation Programme. This initiative was designed to familiarise the newly admitted junior batch with the institute’s diverse student clubs and societies while encouraging them to actively participate in campus life.

The orientation programme commenced with a warm welcome by the student coordinators, who highlighted the significance of extracurricular involvement in shaping well-rounded management professionals. They emphasised that participation in clubs not only complements classroom learning but also nurtures essential life skills such as leadership, teamwork, communication, creativity, and organisational ability.

The highlight of the programme was the series of presentations delivered by representatives from the institute’s various student clubs. Each club introduced its vision, objectives, and areas of focus while showcasing the wide range of activities conducted throughout the academic year. Through engaging presentations, club members shared their achievements, flagship events, and future plans, giving the new students a comprehensive understanding of the vibrant student culture at ASM.

The presentations demonstrated how clubs serve as dynamic platforms where students can explore their interests, assume leadership roles, organise events, and collaborate with peers from diverse backgrounds. The sessions also highlighted opportunities available for developing managerial competencies highly valued in the corporate world.

Adding a personal touch to the orientation, senior students shared their experiences as active club members. They spoke about how participating in various initiatives had strengthened their confidence, enhanced their leadership and networking skills, improved their communication abilities, and enriched their overall learning journey. Their inspiring experiences encouraged the junior batch to look beyond academics and embrace the numerous opportunities available for personal and professional growth.

One of the most engaging aspects of the programme was its interactive format. Students enthusiastically participated in question-and-answer sessions, seeking information about club memberships, responsibilities, upcoming events, and the process of joining different societies. The interaction enabled freshers to gain clarity while helping them identify clubs that aligned with their interests, talents, and career aspirations.

The orientation witnessed enthusiastic participation from the newly admitted students, who expressed keen interest in becoming active members of the institute’s student-driven initiatives. The programme successfully created awareness about the important role clubs play in nurturing leadership qualities, fostering innovation, and promoting collaboration among students.

The event concluded with a vote of thanks by the organising team, which expressed gratitude to the faculty members, student coordinators, club representatives, and participants for contributing to the success of the programme. The Clubs Orientation Programme marked the beginning of an exciting journey for the junior batch, laying the foundation for a vibrant, collaborative, and inclusive campus community where students are encouraged to discover their potential, build meaningful connections, and grow into confident future leaders.

Harshita is Assistant Editor at Apeejay Newsroom. With experience in both the Media and Public Relations (PR) world, she has worked with Careers360, India Today and Value360 Communications. A learner by nature, she is a foodie, traveller and believes in having a healthy work-life balance.