HAPPY HOLIDAYS

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Autumn has just set in and it teaches us that change is always for good. Today is the last working day before the students of Christ Institute of Management, Lavasa go home and relish valuable time with family and friends. The students and faculty members are highly excited about it. It is a time to recoup, recharge, rejuvenate, revitalize and get a new lease on life as they come back to the college with renewed energy.

This break is also a time for quiet contemplation as each student and faculty member ponders over the lessons learnt in the time spent till now. A time to think of new strategies to be more effective and work hard to fulfil the desired goals. The short break will give ample opportunities as they unwind with family and friends to delve deep into the purpose of life and their role as a student, friend, confidant, mentor, guide and much more beyond the realms of academics.


CIM Wishes Everyone Happy Holidays!

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