CHEERS CLUB

2012-2013

The CHEErs club members have participated in a 5K run –for AIDS

awareness Program in association with CheyuthaOrganisation on 1st

December 2012.

The various activities organized during the year are-

The Club conducted Intra –College competition AD-WARS i.e. a product was

given to a group 3 girls and they have to advertise and sell their product 17th July

2012.Commerce Spell-O-Mania where in a word is given and various commerce

word had to built on 26th August 2012. Cash prizes were given away to the

winners.

A career counseling session was organized for the Final year students on

Advertising & Marketing in association with Rotract Club on 31st August 2012

A field trip to Mangal Foods-Chocolate Factory was organized for Final Year

B.Com students to get an in-sight on processing, packaging and distribution

process on 1st September 2012

2013-2014

On 19th Feb, 2014 CHEErs club members along with NSS Volunteers went to Govt. High

School, Vijayanagar Colony, to conduct a survey on "Life Style of Govt. School Children”.

Volunteers circulated 200 questionnaires and collected the data pertaining to the working habits

of the students along with their demographic variables.

CHEER’s Club organized a one day intercollegiate fest – “Jamboree 2013” was held on

14th December 2013 to unwrap the hidden talents among the youth.

The day commenced with inauguration of the event by Sister Principal.

The events “Biz Quiz Hawk” and “Marketing Plan” were conducted.

“Biz Quiz Hawk” was conducted by professional quizzer Mr. E.M Bhargava of K-

Circle, Hyderabad, where 20 teams from top most colleges in the city actively

participated.

First prize in Business Quiz was bagged by Badruka College, Second also by Badruka

College and Third prize was won by Loyola Academy.

In Marketing Plan – M.S College bagged First prize whereas St. Ann’s girls bagged the

Second prize.

Winners were rewarded with attractive cash prizes.

Prof. Krishna Kumar and Prof. Patrick from Osmania University were the esteemed

judges for the Marketing Plan event.

The Fest was a grand slam and a huge success, and it was very gratifying to see such

enthusiastic participation.

2014-2015

The Commerce House of Emerging Entrepreneurs (CHEErs)Cluba wing of the department of

Commerce works with a Motto “Knowledge is Investment”. A Voluntary Association of

commerce students functions for the betterment of its members by

Inculcating entrepreneurial skills in young minds.

Sensitizing them to the needs of the society.

The various activities conducted during the year are –

On 15th July, 2014 the club organized “Sketch-o-Rama” to enhance the business

knowledge of the students in the form of art.

On 29th July, 2014 an event “Being Entrepreneur” was held to polish the entrepreneurial

skills of the students.

On 13th August, 2014 as month reminds us about independence “Call of Duty” a collage

competition was conducted, in which participants have shown the consequences of a war

in a country.

On 4th September, 2014 “Mind Bloggers” a business quiz was conducted, where in

students knowledge about the brands and current affairs was challenged.

On 18th September, 2014”Word Mania” a cross word puzzle was organized by the club.

This was a challenge to display the knowledge of the business Environment.

“Being an Entreprenuers” “ Mind Bloggers” “Word Mania”

A one day intercollegiate fest “Jamboree-2014” was held on 20th December, 2014 to

unveil the talent of the youth. As a part of competition “Business Quiz” was conducted where

the teams actively participated from various colleges of the city.

First and second prize was bagged by Badruka College and the third to St.Josephscollege.

“ WINNERS OF BUSINESS QUIZ”

Besides developing entrepreneurial skills, CHEE’rsclub also makes an attempt to sensitize

the youth to the needs of the society.On 10th December, 2014 members of a club visited

‘RadhaKishan Home’ an orphanage where they had a pleasure to interact and distribute

snacks to under privileged children. It was a blissful experience to win smiles on young

faces.

CHEErs club members @ RadhaKishan Homes

2015-2016

The various activities conducted during the year are —

On 3rd August, 2015 CHEE’rs Club organized its first event ‘Brand by Hand’

competition where the participants had to paint the logo of the brand given to them by

hand. A number of students participated and showcased their creativity.

9th August, 2015 students participated in CSR 5K WALK at Necklace Road. The f the

walk was to create health awareness and reduce pollution in the society.

On 31st August 2015, ‘Business Quiz’ was held to enlighten students about various

aspects of business world and encourage their business acumen.

On 8th September 2015, ‘Radio Advertisement’ competition was held to enhance the

Marketing and Advertising skills of the students. It was a fun activity and students

participated with great enthusiasm.

On 24th September, 2015 ‘Word Mania’ a cross word puzzle was organized by the club.

The intent of the competition was to enhance students’ cognitive capacity and enhance

the knowledge about the business environment

On 24th November, 2015 CHEE’rs Club conducted an OUTREACH activity. The

Volunteers and the incharge Lecturers visited “Anuraag Human Services”(A home for

Mentally Challenged and Elderly People) at Tolichowki. The Volunteers entertained the

kids by Dance performance and conducted some fun games. They interacted with the

elderly people and entertained them by singing and games.

CHEE’rs Club @ Anuraag Human Services

On 21st December 2015, a one day fest ‘Jamboree-2015’ was held to unveil the talent

and creativity of the youth. As a part of the event two Competitions were conducted. The

details are as follows: 1) Best out of waste (Theme: Business Model) 2) Maarish: “The

Role Play of a Finance Manager”. The objective of the events was to motivate students

to think laterally.

On 23rd January 2016, as a part of Outreach activity the Club has put up a stall of

handloom products prepared by the inmates of “Shantiniketan” of Kolkota being

organised by a retired bank employee in the college premises and the CHEErs club

members helped the team in organizing the stall.

2016-2017

Adopted three school children from Vijaya Lakshmi School

CHEErs club members will pay the school fees, purchase books and uniform and assist them in

their academics by constantly monitoring their performance in school.

Knowledge is Investment

The Commerce House of Emerging Entrepreneurs (CHEErs) Club, a wing of the Department of

Commerce works with the motto, “Knowledge is Investment”. A voluntary association of

commerce of students, functions for the betterment of its members by inculcating entrepreneurial

skills in young minds, sensitizing them to the needs of the society.

The various activities conducted during the year are:

Name the Brand Competition

On July 21, 2016, the first call from the club saw tremendous response from the students, with

over a hundred and ninety pairs participating to guess the logos of various global brands.The

winners were Maneeza&Kavyashree of B. Com First year and the runner-ups were

Mrunal&Soundarya of B. Sc Second year.

Wordsaurus

On August 28, 2016, the game of writing as many synonyms as possible of a commerce term was

received with enthusiasm. The hundred teams were bought down to seven to declare Mehjabeen,

Sharrdah, &Priyanka as winners and Kanchan, Sanskruthi&Kiran as the runner-ups.

JAM Session

The JAM Session was conducted on October 29, 2016, with over fifteen teams participating.

SyedaHafsaMansoor Shah &Madiha Ayesha of B. Com 1B bagged the first prize and Annet Sam

&HuumaFathima of B.A Final year wee the runner-ups.

Young Managers

On December 5, 2016, the participants were given various situations such as a workplace drug

abuse, expansion of a firm under difficult circumstances, asa part of this competition. The

winners were RidaSiddiqui and Bushra Fatima from B.Sc. (NCB) first year. The runner –ups

were DivyaSamdani and Gayathri of B.Com (Finance) second year.

Jamboree - 2016

An inter-collegiate competition was conducted on December 17, 2016. The competitions held

under this banner were “Commerce Quiz’ and ‘Marketing Maniac’. The event saw great response

from various colleges of the twin cities, with many teams turning up for the competitions with

great zeal and enthusiasm.

The Commerce Quiz covered many aspects of demonetization, trade and commerce and its

allies. The winners for the commerce quiz Sadeem Sultana and DivyaSamdani from St. Ann’s ;

the runner-ups were Fatima and Asma-Al Husna of M.S Degree College. The third prize was a

tie between Mohammed Hasheem and Ansari Firhad of Shadan Degree College and Yash Chopra

and VishwanathSuraj of Aurora DegreeCollege.

Marketing maniacbrought out the expertise of students in promoting a product. The students

were shown an object and they had to put their persuading skills to test and they had to endorse

it. The title of Marketing Maniac was bagged by Pritvi Reddy and MohakAgarwal of Aurora

Degree College. The first runners-up were Nikhil Chatruvedi and RajatSehgal of Aurora Degree

College and Saba Fathima and Saba of St. Ann’s Degree College were hailed as the second

runners-up.

2017-2018

The CHEE’rsClub, a wing of the department of Commerce works with a motto

“Knowledge is Investment”, aims at providing an overview of the business world and

develops the entrepreneurial skills among the students, apart from their academics. The

club has organized various competitions to unwrap the skills and talent of the students

from all the streams.

On 10th July 2017, as a part of Outreach activity the club has put up a stall of handloom

products prepared by inmates of Shatiniketan, Kolkota in the college premises

On 22th July, 2017 the club organized “Business Quiz” to enlighten students about

various aspects of business world and encourage their business acumen.

On 11th October, 2017 an event “Crisis Management” was held to polish the problem

solving skills of the students

On 27th October, 2017“Brand by Hand” Competition was conducted, where participants

had to paint the logo of a brand by hand without using any Painting tools

On 21th December, 2017 a one day fest “Jamboree-2017”was held to unveil the talent of

the youth. As a part of the fest “Turn coat” and “Sudoku” competitions were conducted

where 30 students have actively participated from various streams of the college

First and second prize was bagged byDivya for Turn Coat and V.Pavani for Soduku

On July 3rd 2018, ST. Ann’s College for women; Department of Commerce organised its

first activity for the year 2018-19 under CHEERs Club (Commerce House of Emerging

Entrepreneurs).

As CHEERs Club focuses on contributing about the business world, they came up with an

activity called as “Cooperate Dictionary”.

Cooperate Dictionary is a game where the participant is given 2 pictures and both pictures join to

make up to a word. And throughout the game all the answers would be related to cooperate

world.

The game had 4 rounds where each round had different type of questions but overall the concept

was same. The whole game was a buzzer round for all the questions.

The participants for the game were supposed to be a team of two, and the rules of the game were

very easy as it was point based. In the first round, for a right answer it was 5m and wrong answer

-2m and pass was +2m

For the second round it was 10m for a right answer,-5m for wrong answer and +5m for a pass

answer.

For the final round it was only one question which carried 15m for right answer and the wrong

attempt would cost them 10 points.

There were a total of 40 teams gathered to participate which made the elimination process

difficult for the organisers. All the students were filled with excitement and enthusiasm while

answering the questions.

The game ended with last of 5 teams left for the final round where only the first three with the

highest points would be prized. And they were:

1 prize: Krishna Priya and SaniaArjun

2 prize: ZainabFathima and RabiyaNooreen

3 prize: Harshita Mittal and Vinuthna

The participants showed great sportsmanship and appreciated the event. The participating spirit

only encouraged CHEERs club to come up with more participants.

On July 14th 2018, St .Ann’s college for women, as a part of its outreach activity,

CHEERs club, (Commerce House of Emerging Entrepreneurs) had put up stalls of

Shantiniketan products and Pochampally textiles.

Shantiniketan products consist of handbags, jute bags, wallets etc. Their products were

completely of new styles, they were different and unique. The sarees, dress materials put up by

Pochampally textiles made of new designs. They were many new styles of sarees which matched

to the new styles of fashion.

The Pochampally stall was rushed and occupied with our faculty where most of them bought

sarees which led to insufficient stock for the Pochampally seller.

The students showed much interest in buying the products, not only the students but also the

faculty also participated in purchasing of many sarees. There was an amazing response from the

campus.

The whole event was supported by volunteers who helped the vendors who came for selling and

also the faculty and students with great enthusiasm.

St Ann’s college for women; Department of Commerce, as a part of its outreach activity

CHEE’rs club (commerce house of emerging entrepreneurs) had visited “ANURAAG

HUMAN SERVICES” at towlichowki to contribute some necessities to the organization

from our college. The club collected contributions in this regard.

Bath soap

Detergent

Tooth paste

Hair oil

Surf

Biscuits

Ground nut

An Anuraag human service is a center for disabled and aged people. It provides a day care and

residential training to the disabled children, home for the aged people who are above 60 years.

All the students and faculty made their contribution in the form of cash and kind. They were a

huge response from all of them. We received about $3500 cash and large amount of items i.e.

soaps detergent, biscuits etc. With the cash amount we purchased the grocery items that are

necessary to the organization.

On 30th July, 2018 we visited the Anuraag human services taking all the necessities required for

them. Apart from faculty 20 students accompanied. The students interacted with the aged people

in the organization and enquired about the facilities provided to them. They were very happy

sharing their feelings and opinions with the students.

The children in the organization were enthusiastic. They played and danced along with

students. They were very active and showed great interest in interacting with the students.

Everyone showed great interest appreciated the event. We are honored to have such events

organized by CHEE’rs club and hoping to have many more events like this