
The University of Southampton Malayali Association (SMS) is a cultural society, which aims to introduce the student community to the unique culture and language spoken in the south Indian state of Kerala through indigenous events such as Onam. Additionally, we plan to create a home away from home for students at the University with Keralite connections and others by hosting events like games nights, movie nights, and trips to help evolve a friendly bond between students to develop a cultural environment, through which we can help each other not only socially but also academically. To further this, we aim to introduce a mentorship program to guide freshers through their first year of university.
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The Committee
All clubs and societies within the Students' Union are run entirely by students. The student committee for Malayali Society this year are:
Abid Abdul Rahaman
Events Coordinator
Events Coordinator
Alan Saji
Events Coordinator
Events Coordinator
Sharon James
President
President
Albeena Alex
Social Secretary
Social Secretary
Sona Suresh
Treasurer
Treasurer
Anju Anil
Vice-President
Vice-President
Amith Anilkumar
Welfare Officer
Welfare Officer
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Constitution
All SUSU clubs & societies must have a Constitution which governs how they run
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All clubs & societies are required to risk assess their activity to ensure it is carried out in a safe manner for members. Current risk assessments for Malayali Society are available to view below
- Meet and Greet Risk Assessment (28/09/2021)
- Onam (cultural event) Risk Assessment (08/10/2021)
- Movie Night (18/10/2021)
- Games Night Risk Assessment (06/11/2021)
- Christmas Movie Night Risk Assessment (01/12/2021)
- Christmas Dinner Risk Assessment (01/12/2021)
- Carol event (06/12/2021)
- Corrected- Valentines Day Risk Assessment (21/01/2022)
- February event Risk Assessment (11/02/2022)