A mentor is a teacher, or an advisor who leads through guidance. Teachers play the role of mentors of students in their formative years by offering knowledge, insight and perspective to help students gain academic competence & practical skills. In Surendranath Law College, mentors play a significant role of guiding, moulding and counselling students to provide individual guidance and mentoring, not only towards the academic endeavours of students, but also towards their overall personality development, character building and grooming. The larger objective of the committee is to cater to the overall welfare of the student community and mould each mentee into fine professionals capable of discharging their societal obligations with distinction.
For each semester, the students are put under the care and guidance of mentors so that their feedback can be effectively recorded and requisite remedial actions undertaken as per need.
ROLE AND DUTIES OF THE MENTOR-MENTEE COMITTEE
- To supervise and guide students in completing all academic paperwork, as required and to track their academic performance, in an efficient manner.
- To function as an empathetic sounding board for ideas and concerns expressed by the students and establish an environment for open interaction and reflection to meet student’s need for direction and support.
- To help each student evaluate appropriateness of career options in relation to personal values and thereby recommend appropriate strategies for career direction.
- To inform the Principal/Vice Principal/Teacher-in-Charge of any unresolved issues that concern the students and their welfare.
- To acquaint the first semester students to their course of study by organising Bridge & Orientation Course and submit the report of the same to the Principal/Vice Principal/Teacher-in-Charge through the IQAC Coordinator.
- The mentors of the 1st semester is assigned the task to select students for Communicative English course and Computer classes. The report of the same should be submitted to the Principal/Vice Principal/Teacher-in-Charge.
- To regularly organize mentor-mentee meetings and maintain record as per NAAC guidelines.
- The mentors of the 10th semester must arrange at least 10 classes for each topic and prepare the students for their practical assignments. The report of the same should be submitted to the Principal/Teacher-in-Charge.
- The mentors of LL.M Part-I must assign topics for Doctrinal and Non-Doctrinal project works to the students, following a discussion with other faculty members and students. The report of the same should be submitted to the Principal/Teacher-in-Charge.
- The mentors of the LL.M Part-II course must finalise the dissertation topics after discussing the same with the other faculty members and the students. The report of the same should be submitted to the Principal/Teacher-in-Charge.
Mentors of Different Semester and/or Year
| | MENTORS | SEMESTERS |
|---|
| 1a |
Ms. Mafuza Yasmin |
1st & 2nd – Roll 1 to 60 |
| 1b |
Dr. Sarani Roy |
1st & 2nd – Roll 61 to 120 |
| 1c |
Mrs. Chandrima Guha |
1st & 2nd – Roll 121 to rest |
| 2a |
Dr. Salma Begum |
3rd & 4th - Roll 1 to 60 |
| 2b |
Ms. Aankita Ganguly |
3rd & 4th – Roll 61 to 120 |
| 2c |
Ms. Sanhita Mukherjee |
3rd & 4th – Roll 121 to rest |
| 3a |
Ms Nivedita Baraily |
5th & 6th – Roll 1 to 60 |
| 3b |
Ms Moumi Banerjee |
5th & 6th – Roll 61 to 120 |
| 3c |
Mrs. Dipanwita Datta |
5th & 6th – Roll 120 to rest |
| 4a |
Mr. Sagar Biswas |
7th & 8th – Roll 1 to 60 |
| 4b |
Dr. Shyamali Mukherjee Bhattacharya |
7th & 8th – Roll 61 to 120 |
| 4c |
Mrs. Avirupa Chatterjee |
7th & 8th – Roll 121 to rest |
| 5a |
Dr. Debjani Ojha |
9th & 10th – Roll 1 to 60 |
| 5b |
Dr. Ishraz Ahmed |
9th & 10th – Roll 61 to 120 |
| 5c |
Dr. Sreyashi Roy Ghosh |
9th & 10th – Roll 121 to rest |
| 6 |
Ms. Subashna Tamang |
LL.M. Part I |
| 7 |
Dr. Rajarsi Das |
LL.M. Part II |