Team Enactus of Panjab University bids adieu to graduating seniors

Chandigarh, May 5, 2023: Team Enactus of Panjab University bid farewell to its graduating seniors as they embark on the next phase of their professional journeys. Along with bringing together students, academics and business leaders to improve lives and create a better world, team Enactus has also managed to form everlasting bonds with each of their predecessors. Although COVID-19 hindered the farewell celebrations of previous cabinets, the team left no stone unturned in making sure they had the best time, said Prof. Seema Kapoor, Faculty Advisor, Enactus team.

The graduating seniors played an instrumental role in driving the organization’s mission forward through their dedication and hard work. During their time with Enactus, they worked on a variety of projects that positively impacted the lives of many in their community, averred Prof. Kapoor.

Enactus team expressed their gratitude to the graduating seniors for their contributions to the organization and their commitment to making a difference in their community. As they moved forward into the next phase of their careers, the team wished them all the success in their future endeavors, informed PreetKanwal, president of Enactus team.The chapter will continue its mission of empowering communities and creating a better world through the efforts of its remaining members and new recruits, told Sanya, content head of team.

Akshit Kalra, former president of Enactus team, Meesha and Sonali, former Vice-presidents who are all currently serving as advisory board members shared the valuable insights and learnings of their tenure and how Enactus has always been vital to their overall development.

Prof. Kapoor conveyed that this batch of Enactus students is very special as they are always ready for a challenge. Not only are they good at academics but also participated in many societal and extracurricular activities. The way they organized various events without any difficulty was amazing. They have been great role models for the junior classes. They are leaving behind a legacy for the new Enactus batches and I am sure juniors will follow it. 

I look forward to seeing them all as accomplished professionals in their field of qualifications but before that, I would like to see them all as enlightened human beings bringing more positivity to the world that we live in, said Prof. Kapoor.