About US
Founder of the college
John Wilson, D.D., F.R.S founder of the college
The Wilson College was founded by the Scottish missionary Rev. John Wilson, in 1832. Beginning as Ambroli English School in Girgaum, Mumbai,
it later saw several changes of sites and names, eventually being called the Wilson School.
The collegiate section, from which Wilson College evolved, came about in 1836. Soon after their arrival in Mumbai in February 1829,
Wilson and his wife Margaret Wilson began studying the local language of Marathi. Margaret started a school for girls in 1829 at Ambroli House in Girgaum at Mumbai,
with Marathi being the chief medium of instruction and learning. An English boarding school was opened in 1832, which later became the St. Columba School.
The Ambroli English School is the direct forerunner of the present college. On 14 December 1861,
the collegiate section of Wilson's institution under the name of Free General Assembly's Institution became the first privately owned, non-government institution to be affiliated
to the university. In 1952, the management of the college came under an autonomous Board of Governors in India. Since 1963,
the college functions under the management of John Wilson Education Society.
Wilson College is a Christian minority institution and is closely related to CNI.
It aims at education of the Christian community and extends its facilities and services to other communities too.
The students of Wilson College are from nearly every ethnic, religious and social group, of the country as well as of the world.
The motto of the college is "Fides, Spes, Caritas" (Vishwas, Asha, Prem) — Faith (in God),
Hope (that the college can achieve the highest level of moral, spiritual and intellectual excellence,
and love that steers one through life). After the death of Dr. Wilson in 1875,
Rev Dr Dugald Mackichan served as a successor, having already served the college for six months at the time of Wilson's death. Nine years later,
Mackichan became principal and held the position until 1920, becoming one of the most distinguished principals of the college.
Mackichan, who taught physics and was instrumental for setting up the college's physics laboratory,
was a distinguished physicist in his own right and had formerly worked with British scientist Lord Kelvin.
The Postal Department, Government of India honoured its founder and the institution by issuing a Special Day Postal Cover in 2004.
In 2007 to commemorate the completion of its 175 years, a stamp and first day cover of Wilson College was issued.
I/C Principal
Dr. Jamson Masih
CURRICULUM VITAE
Designation :- Associate Professor (Chemistry)
Qualifications: M.Sc Ph.D, FICS,FICC
Research Interest:--Environmental & Analytical Chemsitry
BIOGRAPHY
● Dr. Jamson Masih has a doctorate in Chemistry on Indoor/Outdoor air Pollution from St. Johns College, Agra India in collaboration with the USEPA, New Jersey USA
● Awardee of Dr. D.S. Kothari PDF for the year 2010, at the SES, JNU New Delhi
● CSIR Research Associate 2009 at St. John’s College, Agra
● JRF & SRF, Department of Science and Technology (2007-2009) at St. John’s College, Agra
● Young scientist award of the (SBBS) in the year 2021 for scientific contribution in the field of Environmental Research
● Best Thesis Award by the Association of Environmental and Analytical Chemistry, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai 2012
● Young Scientist Award for oral presentation in an International conference, Organized by Zoology Department, S.V. University Tirupati, India. 25th to 27th July 2009.
● Area of Research: Environmental & Analytical Chemistry
INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH EXCHANGE:
● University of Calabria, Rende (Cosenza), Italy, 2023
● Urban Transitions Conference, Sitges, Barcelona, Spain, 2022
● Saint Louis University, Madrid, Spain 2022
● Orebro University, Sweden, 2019
● University of the West of Scotland Glasgow, Scotland 2018
● Air & Waste Maagement Association annaul Conference, Wyoming USA, 2016
● 12th REHVA World Congress CLIMA 2016 University of Aalborg, Denmark, 2016
● International Society for Environmental Epidemiology Conference Swiss TPH Institute, Basel, Switzerland, 2013
● Healthy Buildings 2012 conference, Queensland University of Technology –Brisbane, Australia
● Visited United State Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) New Jersey USA-2010
● AAAR 2010 Specialty Conference, 'Air Pollution and Health: Bridging the Gap from Sources to Health Outcomes, San Diego, California USA, 2010
AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS:
● International Travel grant SERB, New Delhi 2022
● INDO US Travel Grant. (USD 500) 2019
● ICMR International Travel Grant, New Delhi, 2018
● CSIR Travel Grant 2018
● East‐West Center Honolulu, HI USA (USD 445) 2017
● International Travel grant DST, New Delhi 2016
● International Travel grant, AWMA, USA (USD 2154) 2016
● CSIR Travel Grant 2015
● ICMR International Travel Grant, New Delhi, 2013
● UGC Travel Grant 2013
● International Travel Grant DST, New Delhi 2011
● AAAR USA, Travel support of (USD 585)/- 2010
● CSIR Travel Grant 2010
● CCSTDS Travel Grant 2010
COMPLETED RESEARCH PROJECTS
1. Successfully Completed Major Research Project of UGC Sanction to Dr. Jamson Masih in the year 2015 with a total grant of Rs. 15,15,000/- on the topic “Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and their related carcinogenic potencies estimation in the PM2.5 particulate matter in urban and suburban area of Mumbai, India” on 30th June 2018.
2. Successfully Completed Major Research Project of UGC Sanction to Dr. Jamson Masih in the year 2015 with a total grant of Rs. 15,00,000/- on Distribution, behavior and its associated metals Concentration of Nano-particles in urban and sub-urban areas of Mumbai, India 2022.
ONGOING MoU/LoU
1. Entered into a LoU with Prof. Takeshi Ohura, Faculty of Agriculture, Meijo University
Japan for collaborative research on the topic “Investigation and Charatectrization of Halo-
PAHs associated with fine particulate matter in India” 2019.
2. Entered into an MoU to work on a Collaborative Research with Dayalbagh educational Institute (Deemed University) Agra entitled “Synthesis and characterization of nano materials for detection of microbial components in ambient environment” 2021.
FELLOW/BODIES MEMBER
● Life Member of Indian Chemical Society (ICS), India
● Life Member of Indian Council of Chemists (ICC), India
● Member of International Society of Indoor Air Quality and Climate (IAQC), Santa Cruz, CA, USA
● Life Member of Indian Association of Environ. & Analyt. Chem. (IAEAC), BARC, India
● Life Member of Indian Association of Chemistry Teachers (IACT), Mumbai, India
● Life Member of Society of Bioinformatics and Biological Sciences (SBBS)
PUBLICATIONS AND CITATIONS
GOOGLE SCHOLAR
https://scholar.google.co.in/citations?user=FE1IBDwAAAAJ&hl=en
SCOPUS
https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=26323720000
EDUCATIONAL VISION
Dr Jamson is widely known in the educational circle and is on the Bombay YMCA Committee .
His goal is to see that the vision of Wilson College is fulfilled in each area of student and staff development and his dedication for quality education has its focus in enriching the community .
Vision and Mission
Vision: To provide holistic education to a diverse learner community developing in them contemporary sensibilities and preparing them to meet professional challenges as global citizens.
Mission: To nurture intellectually well trained, morally upright, socially conscious and spiritually oriented learners.
College Management
THE MOST REV. B. K. NAYAK
- MODERATOR, CHURCH OF NORTH INDIA
- PRESIDENT OF JOHN WILSON EDUCATION SOCIETY
DR. LALBHADUR KAMBLE
- HON. SECRETARY OF JOHN WILSON EDUCATION SOCIETY
DR. JAMSON MASIH
- I/C PRINCIPAL OF WILSON COLLEGE
DR. SYBIL THOMAS
MEMBER OF BOARD OF MANAGEMENT, WILSON COLLEGE
DR. ABHISHEK CHRIS
I/C TREASURER , WILSON COLLEGE
DR. RADHIKA BIRMOLE
– MEMBER BOARD OF MANAGEMENT, WILSON COLLEGE
- IQAC Co-ordinator
DR.ASHISH UZGARE
– MEMBER BOARD OF MANAGEMENT, WILSON COLLEGE
Governing Body of Wilson College
1:- The Most Rev Dr. B.Nayak | Chairperson |
2:- Dr. Lalbhadur Kamble | Hon. Secretary, JWES |
3:- Prof. Sybil Thomas | Management Member |
4:-Dr.Anuradha Pendse | Teacher Nominated as per Seniority list |
5:- Dr. Radhika Birmole | Teacher Nominated as per Seniority list |
6:- Dr. Agnelo Menezes | Educationist |
7:- Dr. Haribhau Shindr | State Government nominee |
8:- Prof. Anushree Lokur | State Government Nominee |
9:- Dr. Jamson Masih | I/C Principal, Wilson college |