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Date: June 1, 2018

Ongole: The Andhra Pradesh State Skill Development Corporation and Kajaani University from Finland are offering training programme for eligible candidates in game development for participation in Indian Gaming Development Challenge 2018, announced the Prakasam district manager for APSSDC, Shaik Meeravali.

Prof D Narayana Rao, Pro Vice Chancellor, SRM University-AP, Amaravati discussing at Austin, with Dr David E Wilson, Vice President, National Instruments (NI), Austin, Texas, USA  about establishing “India Students Innovation Centre” at SRM University – AP, Amaravati jointly by National Instruments, USA and SRM University- AP.

Prof D Narayana Rao, Pro Vice Chancellor, SRM University-AP, Amaravati discussing at Austin, with Dr James J Truchard, Chairman and Cofounder, National Instruments (NI), Austin, Texas, USA  about establishing an Internation IoT (IIoT) laboratory at SRM University – AP, Amaravati.

To study Liberal Arts is like possessing a power- a power that has the ability to change the world, one action at a time. Therefore, SRM University- Andhra Pradesh, is leaving no stone unturned to create the School of Liberal Arts and Basic Sciences (SLABS) as a place for students to push themselves beyond the given- question the norms, go against the tide, improvise, ideate and innovate.

Few excerpts from the email received from Mr. Anthony St. George, Ph.D. – Assistant Dean, International and Corporate Partnerships, College of Engineering, UC Berkeley

We recently had a wonderful end-of-semester dinner with them at which they reported on their academic progress and time here and we were astounded at how much they accomplished — AND how well they did even beyond Berkeley. Many of the students worked on 2-3 or more start-up projects and were encouraged by many in the entrepreneurial community to pursue their start-up ideas. Several of the projects were also accepted into campus and local Bay Area pitch competitions and hackathons – quite an impressive feat! It was also a great joy to see their enthusiasm, creativity, positivity, and beyond that, even with all the changes they faced coming to a new country and having to weather the uncertainty of our course acceptance process, they remained so polite and friendly, they really impressed all they interacted with, from faculty and graduate instructors to all of us in administration in GLOBE, the Jacobs Institute, and SCET who had the pleasure of engaging with them. Betsy, who got to know the students well over these past few months, continues to hear positive news from both the students and the instructors even as the semester closes.