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Faculty of Education organizes an awareness seminar on “Renewing Religious Discourse and Building Youth Awareness”
As part of Alexandria University’s commitment to promoting enlightened thinking and reinforcing the values of tolerance and moderation, and under the patronage of Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, the Faculty of Education held an awareness seminar yesterday entitled “Renewing Religious Discourse and Building Youth Awareness.”
The seminar was delivered by Sheikh Dr. Ibrahim El-Gammal, Director-General of Preaching and Head of the Fatwa Committee at Al-Azhar Al-Sharif in Alexandria. It was attended by Dr. Hassan Saad Abdeen, Dean of the Faculty; Dr. El-Sayeda Mahmoud Ibrahim, Vice Dean for Graduate Studies and Research; Dr. Salem Abdelrazek Suleiman, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development; Dr. Salah Suleiman, General Coordinator of the University’s “Societal Issues” course; Dr. Lamiaa Khamis El-Shafie, University Volunteer Activities Coordinator; along with a large number of faculty members and students.
The seminar was organized with the participation of a group of young faculty members and under the supervision of the Faculty’s Youth Welfare Department.
During his lecture, Sheikh Dr. Ibrahim El-Gammal discussed the concept and importance of renewing religious discourse to keep pace with contemporary developments while preserving the core values and principles of Islam. He clarified that renewal does not mean altering the essence of faith, but rather modernizing the methods of religious communication to meet societal needs and confront extremist ideologies.
In his opening remarks, Dr. Hassan Abdeen welcomed the participants and emphasized that sound religious awareness is one of the key foundations for building an enlightened university personality. He pointed out the university’s commitment to instilling the values of moderation and national belonging among its students.
Dr. Lamiaa El-Shafie also stressed the importance of simplifying religious discourse to make it closer to young people’s way of thinking and capable of answering their questions in a clear and convincing manner that strengthens both their religious and national identity.
The seminar witnessed strong interaction from students, who actively participated in rich discussions about the concept of moderation in Islam and the role of youth in building awareness and preserving national identity.
Integrated Scientific and Awareness Activities at Alexandria University to Promote Research and Community Awareness
As part of its pioneering role in supporting scientific research and enhancing community awareness, the Faculty of Sports Sciences for Girls at Alexandria University organized a series of distinguished scientific and awareness activities on Monday, February 16, 2026.
The events were held under the patronage of Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of the University; Dr. Hisham Saeed, Vice President for Graduate Studies and Research; Dr. Afaf El-Awfi, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development; and Dr. Doaa El-Dardiri Abu El-Hassan, Dean of the Faculty, with the participation of the faculty’s vice deans and under the supervision of Associate Professor Wafaa Gaber Mohamed Ibrahim, General Coordinator of Seminars, Workshops, and Activities in the Community Service Sector, and Professor Rasha Abdel Qader, Director of the Faculty’s Anti-Violence Against Women Unit.
The activities commenced with the first session of the Sports Sciences Scientific Salon (Author & Book), organized by the Graduate Studies and Research Sector. The session featured a discussion of the book “Therapeutic Recreation” by Professor Dr. Samia Hassan, and was moderated by Professor Dr. Safwat Gomaa. The session highlighted the importance of fostering a culture of critical reading and deepening academic dialogue among faculty members and researchers.
In a related context, the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector, in cooperation with the Department of Curricula and Teaching Methods of Physical Education, organized a seminar entitled “Employing Artificial Intelligence in Physical Education Lessons.” The seminar was delivered by Associate Professor Mohamed Wahid Suleiman, Assistant Professor in the Department of Educational Technology at the Faculty of Specific Education – Alexandria University. The session addressed AI applications in the educational process, key tools supporting performance development in physical education classes, as well as ethical and legal considerations and practical implementation requirements.
Additionally, the Community Service Sector, in collaboration with the Anti-Violence Against Women Unit, organized an awareness seminar entitled “Behavioral Addiction.” The seminar was delivered by Professor Dr. Hend Hassan Abdel Moneim, Professor of Internal Medicine, General Director of the New Alexandria University Hospital, and Director of the Emergency Unit at the Main University Hospital. The lecture discussed types of addiction, their causes and effects, and the role of the state and community institutions in prevention and treatment efforts.
For her part, Dr. Doaa El-Dardiri, Dean of the Faculty, affirmed that organizing these diverse activities in a single day reflects the Faculty’s vision of integrating scientific research with community service. She noted that the scientific salon stimulates intellectual and research activity, while awareness seminars and applied workshops enhance students’ understanding of contemporary issues and empower them to employ modern technologies ethically and responsibly. She added that the Faculty is committed to preparing graduates equipped with scientific knowledge, social awareness, and innovative capabilities, in line with the University’s strategic orientation toward supporting sustainable development.
The activities concluded with an open discussion session with students, in an interactive and enriching atmosphere that strengthened communication between speakers and attendees, reaffirming the Faculty’s commitment to fostering a supportive educational environment that promotes creativity and social responsibility.
Presidential Decree Appointing Dr. Hanan Hosny El-Sherbiny as Dean of the Faculty of Nursing
Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, congratulated Dr. Hanan Hosny Abdel-Hai El-Sherbiny on the occasion of the presidential decree appointing her as Dean of the Faculty of Nursing, wishing her success and continued dedication to advancing the Faculty. He also affirmed the University’s full support to ensure her success in carrying out her mission.
It is worth noting that Dr. Hanan El-Sherbiny graduated from the Faculty of Nursing in 1992, obtained her Master’s degree in 2003, and her PhD in 2010 in the field of Community Health Nursing. She has held several academic and administrative positions, most recently serving as Vice Dean of the Faculty of Nursing for Education and Student Affairs. She has also served as Assistant Dean, Head of the Department of Community Health Nursing, and has made significant contributions to the development of academic programs, international accreditation, and quality assurance.
Dr. El-Sherbiny has supervised and participated in numerous research and development projects and has published more than 30 scientific papers in reputable local and international journals. She has also made notable contributions to community service and environmental development, through active participation in presidential initiatives and community projects. In addition, she has played an important role in supporting student activities, academic exchange, and the enhancement of clinical training for nursing students.
The 22nd International Scientific Conference of the Faculty of Business Kicks Off Under the Theme: "Business Intelligence and Global Transformations"
On Saturday, July 5, 2025, the Faculty of Business at Alexandria University held its 22nd International Scientific Conference under the theme: "Business Intelligence and Global Transformations". The event was held under the patronage of Professor Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University; Professor Dr. Said Allam, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development; Professor Dr. Ayman Sheteiwy, Dean of the Faculty; and Professor Dr. Alaa El-Din El-Gharbawy, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development.
The conference welcomed a distinguished group of deans and vice deans from various universities and higher institutes, alongside faculty members, teaching assistants, researchers, and a large number of students.
The conference program spanned five parallel scientific sessions, covering key topics in Accounting, Business Administration, Public Finance, Economics, and Information Systems. A total of 30 peer-reviewed research papers were presented, including five online presentations. The sessions featured 12 faculty members as discussants and attracted 24 attendees.
The event concluded with a set of significant recommendations, most notably: the need to train university faculty members in the use and instruction of business intelligence and artificial intelligence tools, and to integrate them into academic curricula, in order to prepare graduates equipped to meet the demands of both local and international job markets.
At the close of the conference, Professor Dr. Ayman Sheteiwy, Dean of the Faculty, extended his sincere thanks and appreciation to the College Council, as well as all academic and administrative departments, for their dedicated efforts in organizing a conference that reflects the prestigious standing of the Faculty of Business at Alexandria University.
Faculty of Nursing Organizes a Scientific Forum Celebrating World Health Day Under the Theme “Our Health Is Not Separate… It Is One Story”
As part of Alexandria University’s celebrations of World Health Day, and under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of the University, the Faculty of Nursing organized a distinguished scientific forum at the Conference Hall (Blue Hall), in collaboration with faculties of the health sector (Medicine – Pharmacy – Veterinary Medicine – Dentistry – High Institute of Public Health).
Prof. Dr. Hanan Hosny El-Sherbiny, Dean of the Faculty, stated that the forum was held under the theme: “Our Health Is Not Separate… It Is One Story,” reflecting an integrated approach to promoting the “One Health” concept, which is based on the close interconnection between human, animal, and environmental health, in support of building a more efficient and sustainable healthcare system. She added that organizing such scientific forums aligns with the faculty’s core role in raising health awareness and fostering integration across disciplines, contributing to the development of healthcare services and the improvement of quality of life, as well as supporting and activating student activities as a platform for building comprehensive health awareness among students.
For her part, Prof. Dr. Sahar Mansour Lammadah, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, emphasized the importance of collaborative efforts among various health sectors to activate the “One Health” approach. She noted that addressing contemporary health challenges requires cross-disciplinary cooperation, in addition to adopting sustainable practices—foremost among them rationalizing resource consumption and enhancing efficiency in their use.
The forum featured a rich scientific program with the participation of a distinguished group of faculty members and experts. The sessions addressed several key topics, including: the role of preventive healthcare in reducing disease burden, mechanisms for excellence in interdisciplinary work, the role of nursing as a linking element in implementing the “One Health” concept, the impact of climate change on community health, the importance of animal health as the first line of defense for human health, as well as the effect of oral health on overall health.
The event concluded with an emphasis on the need to strengthen cooperation and integration among various disciplines and health sectors to support the achievement of sustainable development goals and enhance the quality of healthcare services provided to the community, while underscoring the importance of continuously activating student activities in spreading health awareness and promoting community engagement, alongside the Faculty of Nursing’s ongoing commitment to adopting scientific and community initiatives that reinforce the university’s role in serving society.