Chairperson - Roland Institute of Computer and Management Studies

Smt. J. Jayalakshmi

The Chairperson

Distinguished Profile

30+

Years of Excellence

1954

Born October 10th

M.A.

Economics & Public Admin

Smt. J. Jayalakshmi stands as a distinguished edupreneur with over three decades of transformative leadership in the educational sector. As one of the founding members of Roland Educational and Charitable Trust, Berhampur, she has been instrumental in shaping the institution's vision and mission. Born on October 10th, 1954, she holds a Master's degree in Economics and Public Administration, bringing a unique blend of academic excellence and administrative acumen to her role.

Her extensive experience spans both general and technical educational institutions, where she has consistently demonstrated exceptional leadership capabilities and an unwavering commitment to educational excellence. Her visionary approach has been pivotal in establishing Roland Institute of Computer and Management Studies as a premier institution in the region.

Prestigious Awards & Recognition

Outstanding Women Entrepreneur by O.S.F.C.

Medallion Recipient from Rotary International for commendable services

'Eminent Woman' of South Odisha by P.G. Department of Commerce, Berhampur University

Chancellor Nominated Senate Member of Khallikote Cluster University

Member of Women Grievance Cell, IISER, Berhampur

Vice President of SBR Government Women's College, Alumni Association

Leadership Portfolio

Governing Body Member

SBR Women's College
Mahamayee Women's College
K.A.B.T. Ayurvedic College

Senate Member

Berhampur University

Director of Prestigious Organizations

Life Insurance Corporation (LIC)
Industrial Development Bank of India (IDBI)
BCC Bank
Multiple other organizations

Message from the Chairperson

"Teaching is an art." A teacher should act as a learner for the overall development of the student. Our teachers have been rendering commendable service in their respective fields. Our students have earned rare distinctions in different competitions in and outside our college. Quality has been the driving force of Roland and it will remain so in future.

Technological education is to be blended with human touch in order to make it noteworthy, otherwise it will be "not worthy". The students should be disciplined and hard working. The serene and conducive atmosphere of the college is there to promote their spirit.

— Smt. J. Jayalakshmi

Chairperson, Roland Institute of Computer and Management StudiesF