Commit to a Committee – 2

November 24, 2014 | Posted by Great Lakes << back to blog

The Consultants in the Making- Consult-Com

To think in the way no one else can, to do things in a way never done before, to be a consultant requires the mettle and charisma second to none. Crafting you to put what you learn into practice in the real time scenarios and moulding you to a business ready manager is the acumen of the Consult-com.

Organizing cum Laude- Events-Com

With the number of events on the rise, Great Lakes has its set of planners and schedulers in its kitty. Under the lead of a faculty member, this student body burns midnight oil and gulps in unlimited amounts of caffeine to ensure that the events have seamless integration under its hood. From the conceptualizing the event to managing them even when under crisis, students get an experience that readies them for actual life scenarios.

Money is what Money does- FinCom

Managing your finance is an art. Learning the art in classrooms has its limitations.This is hence surpassed by the FinCom which puts in hours to help you get a live experienceof the financial world through a plethora of events. The FinCom has spearheaded the installation of a live trading terminal for the students to get their hands dirty through experiential learning.

Know thy heritage- Great Lakes SPIC MACAY Chapter

To craft the virtues bestowed by our forefathers, to create an awareness of the rich and varied heritage the nation possesses, the SPIC MACAY Chapter at Great Lakes renders itself to inculcate the managers with Indian classical music and dance, folk, poetry, theatre, traditional paintings, crafts & yoga.

Earthlings we are- Green Committee

Being devoted to the preservation of the environment, Great Lakes boasts of a LEED Platinum Certification and is the first educational institute in the South Asia to have it. By having going green as a motto, the Green Committee takes a step ahead in identifying and implementing new potential green ideas and sustainable energy solutions.

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