Students should exhibit virtues throughout their life, says VC
The Hindu
SATTUR
Students should spread the moral values and ethics they learnt at educational institutions among people they interact with after leaving the college, said Madurai Kamaraj University Vice-chancellor J Kumar here on Saturday.
He was presiding over the fourth Graduation Day ceremony at Sri Krishnasamy Arts and Science College, Sattur. He said the students should exhibit virtues throughout their life. The students should never forget the sacrifices made by their parents in bringing them up. The role of teachers was also important as they were the ones who mould students as responsible citizens through education. The degree awarded on every successful graduand should be useful to the community in one way or the other, he added.
A total of 428 UG students and 31 PG students received the degrees. College chairman K Raju, secretary R. Muthukumar, and Principal R Ushadevi were present.
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