Research Grant Outcomes

Occurrence of Acid Fly (Paederus sp.) (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae: Paederinae) in Vavuniya, Sri Lanka: A Case Study at the University Hostel Premises and Its Surroundings

Recurrent skin dermatitis cases among students residing at the hostel in University of Vavuniya were suspected to be caused by acid flies (Paederus spp.).

Towards the Gamification of Training : Investigating Hotel Employees Perceptions of Game Elements

his research project, titled “Towards the Gamification of Training: Investigating Hotel Employees’ Perceptions of Game Elements,”

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$Performance Auditing in Sri Lanka\'s Public Sector$

Performance Auditing in Sri Lanka\'s Public Sector

The landscape of performance auditing in Sri Lanka is evolving rapidly within the public sector. Explore this research to learn how focusing on the 3Es enhances government accountability and transparency.

Consultation with Stakeholders Organized by Support Center for Persons with Disabilities on Implementing Certificate Courses

March 4, 2025

SCPD Stakeholder Meeting on New Certificate Courses

The Support Center for Persons with Disabilities (SCPD) at the University of Vavuniya organized a stakeholder meeting on March 4, 2025, at the Pampaimadu premises of the University. The SCPD stakeholder meeting aimed to assess the feasibility of introducing two new certificate courses: the Advanced Certificate in Transformative Disability Awareness, and the Certificate in Sign Language (Beginner Level). Specifically, it aimed to identify the requirements for these courses, discuss the proposed curriculum, and gather recommendations for potential students.

SCPD Stakeholder Meeting: Attendees and Guests

Additionally, Senior Prof. A. Atputharajah, Vice Chancellor of the University; Mr. N. Rajavishagan, Registrar of the University; Dr. M. Malaravan, Consultant Eye Surgeon and Council member of the University; Mr. V. Senthooran, Dean of the Faculty of Technological Studies; Dr. S. Suthakaran, Psychiatrist, Vavuniya General Hospital; Ms. V. Kajanthy, Director of SCPD; Mr. V. Subramaniam, Coordinator of SCPD; and members of SCPD, further distinguished the event with their participation.

Meeting Proceedings

The Director of SCPD opened the meeting with a welcome address. Next, the Vice Chancellor and a Council Member delivered speeches, highlighting the significance of launching the proposed certificate courses to support persons with disabilities. The Center’s Coordinator then presented and clarified the course proposals. Afterward, an engaging discussion closed the SCPD stakeholder meeting, paving the way for the successful implementation of the initiatives. Finally, the Director of the Center delivered a vote of thanks to wrap up the event.