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The document outlines the bulletin board committee for the English department at MKBU for 2021-2023. Nidhi Dave and Bhavna Sosa will lead the committee, which includes 10 other members. The bulletin board committee is responsible for maintaining and updating the notice board and white board daily with new information. The bulletin board serves as a creative space to share student work and also contains memories of past students in the form of collages.
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- 1. 1 BULLETIN BORD COMMITTEE BETCH: (2021- 2023) SMT: S.B. GARDI DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH,MKBU
- 3. Committee Members : ✣ Jheel Barad ✣ Mayuri Pandya ✣ Himanshi Parmar ✣ Divya Parmar ✣ Divya Sheta Nilay Rathod Hinaba Sarvaiya Khushbu Makwana Hirva Pandya Janvi Nakum 3
- 4. What is Bulletin Board Committee 4 ✣ Bulletin board committee supposed to work everyday. ✣ Updated with new things. ✣ To take care of the notice board and white board. ✣ Bulletin board is creative corner of the department. ✣ This committee shows X- ray image in verbal sense of our department.
- 7. Importance of Bulletin Board ✣ In our department students share their various work like poems, painting, article etc. ✣ Also bulletin board contains memories in form of collage which remains us of our senior. 7
- 9. Use for Academic purposes 9
- 11. 11