Mrs. Geena Louis D Souza

The Class Coordinator for 2nd semester students is responsible as primary academic mentor and imparting theory, developing practical skills in the lab, and well supervised and guided during clinical postings,

Subject Coordinator is responsible for coordinating the elective module on stress management, and participates in innovation activities and academic initiatives organised by the institution or MAHE to contribute to continuous improvement in teaching quality and student engagement.
and stays professionally update by attending relevant workshops, conferences, and training events to enhance their knowledge and practices.

Guides and supports undergraduate and postgraduate student research, mentoring students through the development and execution of research activities and scholarly inquiry, and plays a key mentoring role for the Youth Council for Breast Health – MCON Chapter, a student-led initiative aimed at raising breast health awareness and empowering nursing students as advocates for community health and a teacher guardian to undergraduate students .