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Inspirational Seminar by Dr. Robert Clive at National PU College, Barkur

A special and inspiring seminar for the National PU Students was held in the College Auditorium at 10.00 a.m., conducted by the renowned academician, youth trainer, and motivator Dr. Robert Clive, Principal of Crossland College, Brahmavar.

The programme began with a warm welcome by Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi, Lecturer in Business Studies and Accountancy, who introduced the distinguished resource person to the audience. As a mark of respect, Mr. Archibald Furtado, Admin Coordinator of National Group of Educational Institutions, offered fresh roses to Dr. Robert Clive, his wife Mrs. Everest, a retired teacher from LRIS, and Mrs. Usha Kiran Shetty, Principal of National PU College. In his brief address, Mr. Furtado highlighted the significance of this seminar as a lifetime learning experience for the students.

During the first session (10.15 – 11.30 a.m.), Dr. Clive connected effortlessly with the students through his down-to-earth approach, blending real-life experiences and touching anecdotes. He urged students to understand the sacrifices of their parents, develop empathy, and recognize that each individual is unique. He motivated them not to compare themselves with others but to discover and nurture their own talents to achieve success during their learning journey. He skillfully cautioned about mobile addiction, degital footprint, cyber crime, degital arrest etc...

The second session 11.40 to 12.45 pm focused on the scope of higher studies after PU, offering valuable insights into career opportunities and educational pathways. Students found this session especially engaging and informative.

In her concluding remarks, Principal Mrs. Usha Kiran Shetty expressed heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Robert Clive for his valuable time and the inspiring exchange of ideas that deeply impacted the students. She appreciated his simple yet powerful message that education must shape not only the mind but also the heart.

The seminar proved to be a memorable and meaningful learning experience, leaving students motivated and inspired to pursue their goals with confidence and purpose.

Ms Akshata, and Mr Umesh Shetty lecturers in Computer science and Physical education lent full support for power point presentation along with all faculty members making necessary arrangements for the success of the event.