Universal Human Values (UHV) Cell
About the Universal Human Values (UHV) Cell
The Universal Human Values Cell of CSMSS Chh. Shahu College of Engineering, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, is established to promote holistic education by integrating ethical, moral, and humanistic perspectives into technical learning. The Cell aims to nurture responsible and self-aware engineers who contribute positively to society through integrity, empathy, and sustainable practices. It organizes orientation programs, student induction programs (SIP), faculty development workshops, and interactive sessions that encourage self-exploration, mutual respect, and harmonious living. Through its activities, the UHV Cell fosters a campus culture that balances technological excellence with human values, aligning with the vision of AICTE to develop socially responsible and value-driven professionals.
Vision
To foster a value-based academic environment that blends technical excellence with ethics, empathy, and social responsibility, shaping CSMSS Chh. Shahu College of Engineering students into competent engineers and compassionate contributors to society.
Mission
- To promote awareness and practice of Universal Human Values among students, Teaching, and Non-Teaching for peaceful coexistence and sustainable living.
- To integrate human values education into engineering and technology curricula, fostering ethical and socially responsible professionals.
- To organize UHV courses, workshops, and self-exploration sessions that encourage reflection, mutual respect, and inner harmony.
- To collaborate with AICTE, UGC, University and other institutions to strengthen value-based education and faculty development initiatives.
- To nurture a campus culture grounded in trust, respect, and shared human values.
Objectives
- To integrate Universal Human Values (UHV) into academic, co-curricular, and
institutional practices in alignment with AICTE guidelines, fostering integrity,
empathy, and self-awareness among students and faculty.
- To build institutional capacity for UHV implementation through orientation
programs, Student Induction Programs (SIP), and refresher courses that sensitize
faculty and students to the importance of ethics and holistic development.
- To promote research, innovation, and community engagement that address ethical,
sustainable, and social dimensions, contributing to societal well-being and
environmental responsibility.
- To strengthen institutional collaboration and continuous improvement by
partnering with national and regional bodies promoting human values, and by
regularly assessing the impact and effectiveness of UHV initiatives to nurture socially
responsible graduates.
Functions of the Universal Human Values (UHV) Cell
- Implementation of Value-Based Education: Integrates Universal Human Values into academic curricula and co-curricular activities in alignment with AICTE guidelines.
- Coordination of Student Induction Program (SIP): Plans and conducts the mandatory induction program for first-year students, focusing on self-awareness, empathy, and understanding human relationships.
- Faculty Development and Training: Organizes Faculty Development Programs (FDPs), orientation sessions, and workshops on Universal Human Values to build a community of value-oriented educators.
- Awareness and Sensitization Activities: Conducts seminars, talks, exhibitions, and competitions to spread awareness of ethics, human values, and responsible citizenship.
- Community Outreach and Extension: Engages students and faculty in social initiatives promoting harmony, environmental care, and community well-being.
- Research and Innovation in Human Values: Encourages interdisciplinary projects, case studies, and publications focusing on ethics, sustainability, and human-centric technology.
- Monitoring and Evaluation: Reviews and assesses the effectiveness of UHV initiatives through feedback, reflection sessions, and periodic reports to ensure continuous improvement.
Universal Human Values (UHV) Cell Committee:
Chairperson: Dr. Dongre Ganesh Baliram, Principal
Convener: Dr. Bhuyaar Devendra Laxman, Vice Principal
Coordinator: Prof. Surase Ravindra Sahebrao
Co-coordinator: Dr. Mate Manoj Dnyanba, Dr. Bhosale Yogesh Harishchandra
Faculty Representatives:
| Sr. No. |
Name of Member |
Designation |
Department |
| 1 |
Prof. Surase Ravindra Sahebrao |
Institute Coordinator & Dept. Coordinator |
Mechanical Engineering |
| 2 |
Prof. Panchbhai Sailee Nikhil |
Dept. Coordinator |
Artificial Intelligence & Data Science |
| 3 |
Prof. Manal Satish Sahebrao |
Dept. Coordinator |
Civil Engineering |
| 4 |
Prof. Sonawane Ashish Ravindra |
Dept. Coordinator |
Computer Science & Engineering |
| 5 |
Prof. Salpe Ajinkya Dattarao |
Dept. Coordinator |
Electrical Engineering |
| 6 |
Prof. Nimbalkar Jaisinh Krushnarao |
Dept. Coordinator |
Electronics & Computer Engineering |
| 7 |
Prof. Satpute Arun Pundlik |
Dept. Coordinator |
Electronics Engineering (VLSI Design and Technology) |
| 8 |
Prof. Jadhav Akshay Tukaram |
Dept. Coordinator |
Electronics and Communication (Advanced Communication Technology) |
| 9 |
Dr. Mate Manoj Dnyanba |
Dept. Coordinator |
Science & Humanities (First Year Engineering) |
Staff Representatives:
| Sr. No. |
Category |
Staff Representative (Name & Designation) |
| 1 |
Lab Assistant |
Mrs. Shisode Manjiri Virendrasinh (Lab Assistant) |
| 2 |
Office Staff |
Mr. Pedgaonkar Satish Sitaram (Account Officer) |
| 3 |
Supporting Staff |
Mr. Shende Kishor Sandu (Lab Technician) |
| 4 |
Security Staff |
Mr. Bharose Maruti Kisanrao (Security Gard) |
| 5 |
Cleaning Staff |
Mr. Tawar Mahesh Madhavrao (Staff Supervisor) |
| 6 |
Electrician |
Mr. Malkar Anil Vaijinath (Electrician) |
| 7 |
System Admin. |
Mr. Sulane Nihalsingh Raising (Lab Assistant) |
Student Representatives:
| Sr. No. |
Department |
Student Representative 1 (Name, Year, Roll No.) |
Student Representative 2 (Name, Year, Roll No.) |
| 1 |
Mechanical Engineering |
Name: Komal Kundan Kumavat
Class: SY (Mechanical Engineering)
Roll No.: ME2147
|
Name: Chaitanya Vivekanand Mathapati
Class: SY (Mechanical Engineering)
Roll No.: ME2155
|
| 2 |
Artificial Intelligence & Data Science |
Name: Tanaya Rajeshwar More
Class: SY (Artificial Intelligence and Data Science)
Roll No.: AI2153
|
Name: Anshul Prashant Dahake
Class: SY (Artificial Intelligence and Data Science)
Roll No.: AI2222
|
| 3 |
Civil Engineering |
Name: Shital Santosh Jarhada
Class: SY (Civil Engineering)
Roll No.: CE2121
|
Name: Amar Ashok Ghatvisave
Class: SY (Civil Engineering)
Roll No.: CE2115
|
| 4 |
Computer Science & Engineering |
Name: Dhanashree Ubale
Class: SY (Computer Science and Engineering)
Roll No.: CS2135
|
Name: Vedant Ramchandra Chopade
Class: SY (Computer Science and Engineering)
Roll No.: CS2126
|
| 5 |
Electrical Engineering |
Name: Prachi Sudhakar Zote
Class: SY (Electrical Engineering)
Roll No.: EE2117
|
Name: Basweshwar Vilas Udhane
Class: SY (Electrical Engineering)
Roll No.: EE2158
|
| 6 |
Electronics & Computer Engineering |
Name: Sadhana Shivaji Bodke
Class: SY (Electronics and Computer Engineering)
Roll No.: EC2114
|
Name: Sarvesh Sanjay Jewalikar
Class: SY (Electronics and Computer Engineering)
Roll No.: EC2135
|
| 7 |
Electronics Engineering (VLSI Design and Technology) |
Name: Khushi Ashish Oza
Class: SY (Electronics Engineering VLSI D&T)
Roll No.: VL2130
|
Name: Om Muralidhar More
Class: SY (Electronics Engineering VLSI D&T)
Roll No.: VL2124
|
| 8 |
Electronics and Communication (Advanced Communication Technology) |
Name: Bhadoriya Payal Dalbirsingh
Class: SY (ACT)
Roll No.: AC2107
|
Name: Bhale Prasad Ajay
Class: SY (ACT)
Roll No.: AC2108
|
| 9 |
Science & Humanities |
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- |
UHV Course Handouts:
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Click Here to download or View the UHV Handout 1-Introduction to Value Education
- Click Here to download or View the UHV Handout 2-Harmony in the Human Being
- Click Here to download or View the UHV Handout 3-Harmony in the Family
- Click Here to download or View the UHV Handout 4-Harmony in the Society
- Click Here to download or View the UHV Handout 5-Harmony in the Nature and Existence
- Click Here to download or View the UHVE 2.0 Class Notes Part 1 of 4
- Click Here to download or View the UHVE 2.0 Class Notes Part 2 of 4
- Click Here to download or View the UHVE 2.0 Class Notes Part 3 of 4
- Click Here to download or View the UHVE 2.0 Class Notes Part 4 of 4
Circular:
- Click Here to download or View Mulya-Parvah Guideline
- Click Here to download or View Recommendations for UHV Cells, UHV Nodal Centers and UHV Resource Centers
- Click Here to download or View Implementation of Guidelines on Mulya Pravah 2.0 - Inculcation of Human Values and Professional Ethics in Higher Education lnstitutions
- Click Here to download or View the DBATU Notifications for New UHV subject presribed for Sem. III and IV (UG) from A. Y. 2022-23
- Click Here to download or View Holistic, Value-Based Education for Realising the Aspirations articulated in NEP2020
- Click Here to download or View the UGC Notification: Constitution of UHV Cell at Institute or University Level
- Click Here to download or View Holistic, Value-Based Education for Realising the Aspirations articulated in NEP 2020
- Click Here to download or View Annexure-1 Guidelines and Procedure for hosting UHV FDP
- Click Here to download or View DBATU Circular for UHV-II 3-Credit Course
- Click Here to download or View UHV-II DBATU Syllabus Second Year 2025-26
UHV - II Faculty Development Program