Guru Angad Dev Veterinary & Animal Sciences University, Ludhiana, organized the fourth Faculty Induction Training Programme. The comprehensive 10-day training was designed to integrate 18 newly appointed Assistant Professors.
The Human Resource Management Centre (HRMC) organized the programme with a focus on equipping new faculty members with the essential skills and insights necessary for their roles. The induction began with an inaugural address by Dr. L.D. Singla, Director of HRMC, who highlighted Varsity's notable achievements and ongoing initiatives. This was followed by an informative session on promotion and tenure processes conducted by Mr. Pardeep Kumar, Assistant Registrar.
Participants delved into a range of academic and administrative topics, including research article writing, international training approvals, and intellectual property management. .jpeg)
Faculty members Dr. Balbir Bagicha Singh Dhaliwal, Dr. Kuldeep Gupta, and Dr. J.S. Hundal facilitated these sessions, providing invaluable expertise.
The training also includedpractical field visits to various university departments and research facilities, including the Multispecialty Veterinary Hospital, College of Dairy and Food Science Technology, College of Fisheries, College of Animal Biotechnology, Centre for One Health, CIPHET, and ICAR-ATARI. These visits offered hands-on experience with key research infrastructure.
Workshops on communication skills, artificial intelligence tools, and wealth management were conducted by Dr. Surjit Singh Makkar and Mr. Mohit Sehgal. 
The programme culminated with a valedictory session led by Dr. H.S. Banga, Registrar, who underscored the significance of ongoing professional development. Dr. Singla reiterated the programme's role in fostering academic excellence and innovation, stating, "The faculty induction programme reflects our unwavering commitment to nurturing academic talent and enhancing the overall educational experience at our premier institute.
Dr. Jatinder Paul Singh Gill, Vice - Chancellor motivated the participants to work hard to rise in their career. He advised them to uphold the university's standards of excellence in teaching, research and community service.
