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Ivan Pavlov Association >> Ivan Pavlov Association
About
The Ivan Pavlov Association was established during the academic year 2024 - 2025 under the PG Department of Psychology with the aim of enhancing knowledge, research, and practical understanding in the field of psychology. The association is named after Ivan Pavlov, the renowned Russian physiologist best known for his pioneering work on classical conditioning — a foundation in behavioral psychology.
The association serves as a platform for students to explore various aspects of psychology through academic enrichment activities, experiential learning, and community outreach programs. It encourages students to apply psychological principles in real-life contexts, promote mental health awareness, and develop both professional and personal growth.
The activities of the association include seminars, workshops, guest lectures, exhibitions, field visits, and mental health awareness programs. Students actively participate in organizing and leading events that promote psychological well-being and understanding of human behavior. The association also collaborates with NGOs, hospitals, and other institutions to extend mental health services to the community.
VISION
To promote psychological knowledge and awareness through education, research, and community engagement, fostering a deeper understanding of human behavior and mental well-being among students and society.
MISSION
To enhance students’ learning through practical exposure and experimental activities.
To promote research culture and critical thinking among psychology students.
To conduct workshops, seminars, and field visits to bridge theory with practice.
To create mental health awareness among students and the community.
To encourage student participation in social outreach and psychological welfare programs.
To honor and continue the legacy of Ivan Pavlov by exploring behavioral science and conditioning principles in modern psychology.
OBJECTIVES
To develop scientific understanding of human behavior.
To create awareness about mental health and emotional well-being.
To integrate psychological knowledge into community welfare programs.
To encourage research and innovation in psychological studies.
To provide opportunities for students to demonstrate leadership and teamwork through association activities.
To establish a strong linkage between academic knowledge and applied psychology.
