Meet the TISS family @ TISSAA

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TISSAA website  to provide an integrated platform to foster a strong bond between alumni and TISS
Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) has gained recognition as an esteem institution around the globe, much credit goes to TISSians, as they are its most potent assets, and best brand ambassadors. TISSians have played a major role in successfully evolving TISS beyond the mandate of a conventional educational institute. TISS is indeed a big family spread across the globe and not confined to its various campuses.
Taking a clue from TISS, TISS Alums Association (TISSAA) is building the TISSians community into a stronger movement by involving each one into its fold. With the motto (#StayConnect #StayUpdate #TISSiansBond4ACause) emphasize is on creating a bond between the graduates among themselves, the faculty, students and the institute.
Prof. Bipin Jojo is felicitated by renowned TISSian and senior HR professional Ms Chanda Sabharwal Hate, as Secretary General & CEO TISSAA Dr Nitin Lata Waman looks on.


TISS has appointed high-powered Deans for Alumni Affairs; Prof Bipin Jojo, of Centre for Social Justice and Governance, School of Social Work, Prof Mariappan, Centre for Hospital Management, School of Health Systems Studies and Prof Vijay Kumar Centre for Social and Organisational Leadership, School of Management and Labour Studies have been instrumental in bridging the gap between the alums and the institute.
      Prof Panwalkar dedicated the website to TISSians with Secretary General
& CEO TISSAA Dr Nitin Lata Waman.


TISSAA website was launched and dedicated to TISSians by distinguished and renowned alum former TISS faculty Professor Panwalkar. The website launch also marks a new stepping stone in the journey of TISSAA, as the website holds the potential to involve each and every TISSian coming from a varied background.



The website is slick, easy to navigate, rich in information about the goings-on on our campuses and the event taking place around the world. Your friends and faculty, the TISS family, is all here.

While the website aims to link the already close-knit TISS community and bring them on one common platform, it will also act as a message board giving out regular information on various centres, schools, faculties and peers who are reaching greater heights and impacting the world by their work. The website is interactive and dynamic, and at the same time, it is exhaustive.  

As the emphasises is on making TISSians feel like a family, the site is integrated with social media networks such as Facebook,  Twitter, and  LinkedIn to foster increased communication with TISSians. A link to our very own YouTube channel is also present.

 TISSAA website has sections such as Reminisce TISS Moments, Banter & Bonding, TISSAA TIMES which doles out helpful information, articles, blogs, newsletters, announcements and stories of TISSians’.



The new website holds a fresh and contemporary look, the information is relevant and resourceful. We cannot sign off without thanking all the amazing people who gave their time and energy to make this site what it is trendy and

Take a virtual tour of TISS @TISSAA  website. Register yourself to avail the benefits.

For any questions, suggestions, feedback or comments, please email us on tissaa2013@gmail.com.













Comments

  1. sudhakarJuly 4, 2018 at 9:03 PM

    Thanx Ms. Aparna Sharma for sharing memorable events of our Almamater
    Dr Sudhakar MHA (1993-95)

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  2. UnknownAugust 20, 2018 at 1:00 AM

    TISSians are offering a platform at Transcendence to discuss transformative efforts to counter contemporary challenges faced in various organisations.

    For details, visit transcendence.co.in

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