Social Connect Program
The Cambridge Institute of Technology’s Social Connect Program, which is necessary for third-semester students, aims to instill a sense of social and environmental responsibility.
Program Overview
The Social Connect Program has been designed to expose students to real-world issues related to the environment, society, and culture. It consists of five main modules, each focusing on a specific aspect of community engagement and environmental responsibility. The modules include:
1. Plantation Activity
2. Heritage Walk
3. Organic Farming & Waste Management
4. Water Conservation
5. Food Walk
Students are urged to adopt eco-friendly habits, gain knowledge of the background and culture of their hometowns, and gain knowledge of sustainable agriculture and waste disposal methods through these modules.
Modules
01
Plantation Activity
Each student is required to plant a tree and form a relationship with their adopted tree as part of this module. Students learn the significance of trees in our ecosystem and the part they play in preserving a healthy environment.
02
Heritage Walk
The goal of the Heritage Walk module is to introduce students to their city's history and culture. Students gain a deeper understanding and appreciation for their city's distinctive heritage by exploring its architectural landmarks, historical sites, and traditional crafts.
03
Organic Farming & Waste Management
This module focuses on the importance of sustainable agricultural practices and effective waste management. Students visit organic farms to study their advantages and disadvantages, as well as explore methods of implementing these practices within their campus.
04
Water Conservation
This module focuses on realistic ways to conserve water in rural and urban settings. Water conservation is a critical component of environmental responsibility.
05
Food Walk
The Food Walk module introduces students to the culinary heritage of their city. They are encouraged to explore local eateries, learn about traditional ingredients and cooking methods, and discover the stories behind their city's unique food culture.
