Overview

ASHA (Association of Applied Science and Humanities Students) is a collaboration of all the students and staff of the Applied Science and Humanities department. It unites students to participate and contribute towards activities organized across all years of study. The integration of applied science and humanities is essential for a holistic educational experience, preparing students to address complex real-world challenges with a well-rounded perspective. ASHA of JIT, Nashik offers programs that consistently strive to provide a support system and enrich knowledge for students in the fields of applied science and humanities. This unique program is established to provide students with essential skills and enriching experiences to shape their future careers. ASHA was founded with a vision to explore beyond the boundaries of textbooks and foster a culture of innovation and interdisciplinary learning. ASHA organizes various programs such as seminars, webinars, alumni meets, online projects, and placement training, with cultural fests and academic conferences being some of its most successful endeavors.

Goals

ASHA aims at developing essential skills in both applied sciences and humanities, including critical thinking, analytical skills, and effective communication. ASHA prepares students to meet the ever-increasing global challenges by providing a comprehensive educational foundation that supports both academic and professional growth.

Scope

ASHA strives to advance the theory, practice, and application of applied sciences and humanities. It maintains a high professional standard among its members and promotes cooperation and the exchange of technical and scholarly information through various seminars and workshops.

Activities

• Interdisciplinary Research Symposium - 100 participants
• Community Outreach Programs focusing on Science and Humanities Education.
• On the occasion of World Environment Day, the Association organized an Environmental Science Expo with presentations and workshops on sustainable practices.