LEAD

LEaders Accelerating Development (LEAD)

Deshapande foundation, Hubli is one of the leading educational trust and is a training partner of National Skill Development Corporation [NSDC]. Our college has memorandum of understanding with this trust. The activities conducted in our college for the benefit of the society are in collaboration with this foundation since 2011.

LEadersAccelerating Development (LEAD) is one of the units of Deshapande foundation which conducts the activities like employability skills, Career guidance training programmes for the students.

Theactivities conducted in collaboration with LEAD, which are useful to the society in one way or the other. By doing all these activities, our students learnt the responsibility towards society. By visiting the rural areas they experience the problems of the village people. This helped our students to face any challenges in future.

Activities conducted by LEAD CELL-2015-16

Activities conducted by LEAD CELL-2016-17

Activities conducted by LEAD CELL-2017-18

Activities conducted by LEAD CELL-2018-19

Activities conducted by LEAD CELL-2019-20

ABOUT US

In 1974 men with a visionary zeal of Rottigawad and its surrounding villages come together with common ideas and goals towards rural development under the dynamic leadership of Late Sri. G.S.Patil. They were inspired in the belief that education was the only means to chart a progressive future. In fact the background to this inspiration lay in the non availability of education facilities in and around the villages of Rottigawad (Tq. Kundgol Dist – Dharwad)and lack of higher education facilities in smaller township of Kundgol. This Group education committee was established in 1974 at Rottigawad under the chairmanship of Sri. G.S.Patil. Immediately they set themselves to the task of realizing the dream as a concrete high school. Soon Shri. G. K. Hiregouder High school came in to existence on the precious land donated by Sri. V.G. Hiregoudar in memory of his father. Thereafter in 1982 the high school was converted into Composite Junior College.