Seminar on Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Understanding and Preventing STDs
Awareness Seminar on Sexual Health and Well-being
Organized by NSS Unit, National College of IT
Speakers: Mr. Sanam & Ms. Tejal
Overseen by: IQAC Coordinator Ms. Neha
Date: 30-01-2025
Location: National College of IT Campus
Objective
The NSS Unit at National College of IT organized a seminar to educate students about Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs), their symptoms, prevention methods, and overall sexual health awareness. The initiative aimed to promote open discussions, dispel myths, and encourage responsible health practices.
Key Discussions
Types and Causes of STDs
Experts discussed common STDs such as HIV/AIDS, syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia, and HPV, along with their transmission methods and risk factors.
Symptoms and Early Detection
The speakers provided insights on recognizing early symptoms, the importance of timely medical checkups, and how untreated STDs can lead to severe health complications.
Prevention and Safe Practices
The session emphasized the importance of safe sex practices, vaccination, regular screening, and the use of protection to prevent STDs.
Breaking the Stigma
Discussions focused on addressing the social stigma surrounding STDs, encouraging open conversations, and the importance of seeking medical help without fear or shame.
Participation
The seminar witnessed active participation from [Insert number] students, faculty members, and staff. The level of engagement and thoughtful questions highlighted the need for continuous education on sexual health.
Leadership
The event was led by Mr. Sanam and Ms. Tejal, whose expertise helped create an informative and interactive session. IQAC Coordinator Ms. Neha ensured smooth execution and facilitated meaningful discussions.
Outcome
The seminar successfully increased awareness about STDs, safe practices, and early diagnosis. Many participants expressed gratitude for the informative session and pledged to spread awareness among their peers.
Conclusion
The NSS Unit at National College of IT, under the guidance of IQAC Coordinator Ms. Neha, successfully conducted an educational seminar on STDs, sexual health, and preventive measures. By encouraging open discussions and breaking stigmas, the event empowered individuals with the knowledge to make informed health choices.