Dr. Majji Sashibhushana Rao
Director
Profile
Dr. Majji Sashibhushana Rao is the Director of Satya Institute of Technology and Management (SITAM), Vizianagaram. An experienced educationist, motivational speaker and corporate trainer, he is associated with student development, professional training and institutional development. He is also described as a Corporate Trainer on SITAM's Board of Directors page.
A profile published in connection with the Nelson Mandela Inspire Award 2025 describes his work in education, social service and human-behaviour training.
Leadership at SITAM
As Director, Dr. Rao has been involved in academic and co-curricular initiatives, student development programmes, innovation activities and community-oriented programmes. His institutional participation includes academic programmes, NCC initiatives, student training and community-service activities.
He has also been associated with SITAM's innovation and entrepreneurship efforts. In connection with student-led electric-vehicle initiatives, SITAM records his involvement in discussions with the National Research Development Corporation (NRDC) and efforts to move the project towards production and commercialization.
Focus on Student Development
Dr. Rao emphasizes development beyond conventional classroom learning, including professional skills, employability, leadership, communication, discipline and responsible citizenship. His participation in student training programmes and interactions with students reflects SITAM's focus on preparing graduates for professional and social responsibilities.
In January 2026, while congratulating three SITAM faculty members who received doctoral degrees, he highlighted the importance of higher education, research and continuous professional development in strengthening the institution's academic ecosystem.
Institutional & Social Engagement
Dr. Rao has participated in initiatives involving NCC, student welfare, community service, environmental awareness and social responsibility. SITAM records include his participation in community food-distribution activities and National Girl Child Day programmes.