Student Club - IMS Unison University

Concerning University rules, ordinances and policies for the student related to Co-Curricular & Extra Curricular Activities, various clubs formulated at the university, aim to provide students from various schools, a platform to lead and be a great team players by giving them opportunities to arrange different curricular and extra¬-curricular activities, which makes them good leaders, globally competitive, morally upright, and well-rounded disciplined individuals. Under the office of Dean Student Affairs (DSA) following clubs are being established:

• KALASHILP - Art & Craft Club of IMS Unison University, related to Fine Art, Photography, Cookery competitions, Rangoli, Poster Competitions etc.
• SANSKRITI - Cultural Club of IMS Unison University, related to Dance, Drama, Music, SPIC MACAY events and related activities.
• ABHIVYAKTI - Literary Club of IMS Unison University, related to editorial, media, quizzing, debating, essay writing, open mike, writing and related activities.
• SEVARTH - Social Responsibility and Community Engagement Club, aims to make students aware and empathise with the underprivileged and marginalised section of society for sustainable and inclusive development by conducting related activities.

Objective: The Kalashilp Club will provide the students with opportunities and facilitation in their non-academic affairs, which will help them in a better realisation of their potential and talents and encourage students to express their thoughts, feelings, and creativity through the various visual art forms. The club will provide an opportunity to the students by arranging activities related to fine art, photography, cookery competitions, rangoli, poster competitions and other related activities.

Faculty In charge (s):

• Mr. Shashikant, Assistant Professor, School of Hospitality Management
• Ms. Ahana Ganguly, Assistant Professor, School of Mass Communication (SOMC)
• Dr. Rachna Sharma, Assistant Professor - Senior Scale, School of Management and Liberal Arts (SOML)

Objective: The Sanskriti Club will provide the students with opportunities and facilitation in their non-academic affairs, which will help them better realisation of their potential and talents and enhance their teamwork and leadership skills by arranging cultural activities, namely dance, drama, music, SPIC MACAY related activities.

Faculty In charge (s):

• Ms Apoorva Sharma, Assistant Professor, School of Management
• Dr. Kriti Agrawal, Assistant Professor - Senior Scale, School of Management
• Dr. Satish Kumar Mishra, Assistant Professor - Senior Scale, School of Law

Objective: The Abhivyakti Club will provide the students with opportunities and facilitation in their non-academic affairs, which will help them better realisation of their potential and talents and enhance their literary skills by arranging literary activities related to editorial, media, quizzing, debating, essay writing, open mike, writing and related activities.

Faculty In charge (s):

• Dr. Afaque Haider, Assistant Professor - Senior Scale, School of Mass Communication & Design

Objective: Sevarth Club aims to make students aware and empathise with the underprivileged and marginalised section of society for sustainable and inclusive development by conducting related activities.

Faculty In charge (s):

• Dr. Ankita Dwivedi, Assistant Professor - Senior Scale, School of Management
• Dr. Arpna Ratnakar, Assistant Professor - Senior Scale, School of Management
• Mr. Amit Kumar Rath, Assistant Professor, School of Liberal Arts

IMS Unison University hosted Fresher’s Day 2024 with great enthusiasm, marking the official welcome of the incoming batch through a lively and engaging three-day celebration held in October. Organized by the individual schools, the event created a warm and festive atmosphere, encouraging new students to feel right at home.

The celebrations featured a dynamic blend of cultural performances, interactive games, and a vibrant fashion show, where students showcased their talents and personalities. The highlight of the festivities was the crowning of Mr. & Ms. Fresher, along with special recognitions such as Mr. & Ms. Spark, celebrating the spirit, confidence, and charisma of the new entrants.

More than just a party, Fresher’s Day is designed to foster friendship, confidence, and connection between freshers and seniors. It sets the tone for an inclusive, energetic university experience, laying the foundation for meaningful bonds and lasting memories as students begin their academic journey at IMS Unison University.

To synergise diversity, enhance inclusion and celebrate unity in diversity, “Sanskriti”- the Cultural Club of IUU under the office of Dean Student Affairs, hosted the event “Ethnic Day” in the university on 19 Feb 2025.

The theme of this event was based on the essence of ‘Anekta Mein Ekta’ an initiative by the Government of India that aims to enhance interaction and promote mutual understanding of culture amongst students from different states.

IMS Unison University is rich in student diversity. The students here are from different parts of the country. All Students, faculty and staff were attired in ethnic wear. Cultural presentations on the theme were put up at the Centre Plaza of the University, wherein students performed dances and delivered speeches and poems on the beauty of Indian diversity with unity.

The finale to the event was the Ethnic wear walk at the Centre Plaza with the title winner for Best Ethnic Attire (Girl) and Best Ethnic Attire (Boy).

World Environment Day was observed at IMS Unison University on June 5th, 2025. A semester- long sapling-nurturing challenge organized by the SEVARTH club, mentored by Dr. Ankita Dwivedi, titled "Root Out Plastics and Root In Plants," was the highlight of the program; six saplings were entrusted to the nurturing charge of the university staff. Faculty members of the university attended the event in great numbers. The event began with an introductory note by Mr. Amit Kumar Rath, introducing the relevance and significance of the day.

The Hon'ble Vice Chancellor, Dr. Anil SubbaRao Paila, graced the audience with a motivating speech about their collective responsibility toward the environment. This was followed by a visual screening of the message by the United Nations for the occasion and an informative presentation by Dr. Arpna Ratnakar on ecology, pollution, and tasks undertaken by the university in this direction. The event concluded with the display of an enlightening short film and a green pledge by Prof. Vinay Rana.

IMS Unison University celebrated International Yoga Day on 21st June 2025 with the theme "Yoga for One Earth, One Health." The event began with a welcome note by Ms. Sakshi Makkar, followed by an engaging yoga session led by expert Mr. Rajnish Gupta, focusing on holistic well-being through asanas and meditation. The celebration concluded with an inspiring address by Vice Chancellor, Dr. Anil SubbaRao Paila, highlighting yoga’s role in sustainable and healthy living. The event ended on a high note with a group photograph, capturing the spirit of unity and wellness among participants.