Board of Student Welfare (BSW)
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Board of Student Welfare (BSW)
Website: bsw.iitd.ac.in
Instagram: @bsw_iitd
The Board of Student Welfare (BSW) at IIT Delhi focuses on enhancing student welfare through various counseling and support programs. The organization aims to create a positive impact on student life by offering resources and initiatives that promote mental well-being, academic success, and community engagement.
Activities
- **Workshops and Sessions**: BSW regularly organizes workshops such as Music & Meditation sessions, Drama Therapy programs, and Intern Guidance sessions to support mental health and career development.
- **Support Services**: The organization provides a confidential vent space for students to express their concerns and offers professional counseling services across campus.
- **Cultural and Community Events**: BSW hosts events like Kite Flying and Freshers’ Dinners to foster community spirit and interaction among students and faculty.
Flagship Events
- Freshers’ STIC Dinner: An evening for first-year students to engage with faculty in a relaxed setting.
- Music Therapy Sessions: Weekly sessions aimed at promoting relaxation and mental well-being through music.
- Sanskrit Course: A course focusing on spoken Sanskrit, enhancing cultural knowledge among students.
- Lost & Found Drive: An initiative to help students recover misplaced items on campus.
Collaborations
BSW collaborates with various organizations, including the National Service Scheme (NSS) for joint events and initiatives aimed at student welfare. They also partner with external entities like Max Super Specialty Hospital to provide additional counseling services.
Event Timeline
| Event | Date/Period | Description |
|---|---|---|
| MUSIC_AND_MEDITATION_SESSION | March 2026 | A collaborative session featuring Sufi and Indian classical music along with guided meditation for mental calm and inner balance. |
| FRESHERS_GET_TOGETHER_AND_DINNER_2026 | February 2026 | An evening of conversations, music, and informal dinner for first-year undergraduate students to interact with faculty. |
| DRAMA_THERAPY_PROGRAM | February 2026 | A mental health initiative using drama therapy to address stress, anxiety, and emotional struggles through performances. |