' When the morning sun rises & kisses the feet at door step of MAPR , it feels like paradise where knowledge is the rare gift of life hidden in many shelf’s & ready to be gifted out to people and that it calls out to all its followers to come and be a part of it and learn as much as they can so that the moment they step outside the Mumbai University ,Kalina campus , they should be known as the gems from MAPR & no longer be known but a common man '.Those who dedicate their lives in search for the light finally lands at the MAPR department and attain Moksha for eternity.
The duration of the MAPR course is 2 years which is divided into 4 Semester & each semester we learn about the various aspects of PR & also keep our self-updated with the ongoing scenario in the world of PR & also trained for the Research thesis which we need to submit at the end of the year. Any ways back to where we were, as I stated earlier these men & women come here to attain Moksha but after attaining Moksha they don’t just go away like that, but they come back to the department, in the new Avatar, of guess lecturer like Sagar Karande or Jayshree ma’am &it is fun to be with them.
But the real question that I know is popping in your mind is ‘who are the true pillars of MAPR’? It is the chancellor of the University? No. Is it the education minister? No. Or is it the owner of the POTOBA hotel which is right outside the university? Well it’s neither of them but it’s the join force of some simple yet superhuman in themselves. Sanjay Ranade leads the league from the front as the head of the department followed by Mangesh Sir the all-rounder of our team & then finally comes our lovely Ms. Meenakshi Upadhya who is the Robin Hood of MAPR, whose priority is to safeguard the interest of the students. Moreover we have visiting faculty from the corporate MAPR Masters in Public Relationsfield share their experiences which is pretty handy to oneself and it is more of fun and learning with them since the assignment given to us are pretty challenging but at the same time it teaches us many things like group discussion and co-ordination and for some leadership skills. When the morning sun rises & kisses the feet at door step of MAPR , it feels like paradise where knowledge is the rare gift of life stored in many shelf’s & ready to be given out to people and that it calls out to all its followers to come and be a part of it and learn as much as they can so that the moment they step outside the Mumbai University ,Kalina campus , they should be known as the gems from MAPR & no longer be known but a common man .Those who dedicate their lives in search for the sunlight finally lands at the MAPR department and attain Moksha for eternity.
The duration of the MAPR course is 2 years which is divided into 4 Semester & each semester we learn about the various aspects of PR & also keep our self-updated with the ongoing scenario in the world of PR & also trained for the Research thesis which we need to submit at the end of the year. Any ways back to where we were, as I stated earlier these men & women come here to attain Moksha but after attaining Moksha they don’t just go away like that, but they come back to the department, in the new Avatar, of guess lecturer like Sagar Karande or Jayshree ma’am &it is fun to be with them.
But the real question that I know is popping in your mind is ‘who are the true pillars of MAPR’? It is the chancellor of the University? No. Is it the education minister? No. Or is it the owner of the POTOBA hotel which is right outside the university? Well it’s neither of them but it’s the join force of some simple yet superhuman in themselves. Sanjay Ranade leads the league from the front as the head of the department followed by Mangesh Sir the all-rounder of our team & then finally comes our lovely Ms. Meenakshi Upadhya who is the Robin Hood of MAPR, whose priority is to safeguard the interest of the students. Moreover we have visiting faculty from the corporate MAPR Masters in Public Relationsfield share their experiences which is pretty handy to oneself and it is more of fun and learning with them since the assignment given to us are pretty challenging but at the same time it teaches us many things like group discussion and co-ordination and for some leadership skills.
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