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Dr. Ali Abdelmohsen, Acting Vice President of Alexandria University for Education and Student Affairs, stressed to all faculties’ vice deans the importance of taking the necessary procedures and measures to complete the second semester final exams and overcome all obstacles so that the exam process can be completed with ease. This came during the Education and Student Affairs Council meeting held today morning, Monday, May 20, 2024.
Dr. Abdelmohsen confirmed that the university is following up on the examination process through an operations room that is working around the clock. He pointed out that the university has assigned the medical department to be fully prepared and prepare well-equipped ambulances in anticipation of any health crises occurring for students during the examination period. He also directed the vice deans to ensure good air ventilation inside the examination rooms to confront the heat wave the country is experiencing.
Within the framework of the university’s role in supporting student activities, Dr. Abdelmohsen thanked the General Administration of Youth Welfare and the Student Union for their efforts in organizing various cultural, artistic, and sporting events with the aim of supporting and adopting talent. Some of these events included the Theatre Department Festival for departments and specialized institutes in its 17th session. He pointed out that the university is in the process of turning the festival into an international one as of next year, to receive all student talents from various nationalities. Another important event organized was “Our Health in Our Planet Marathon” in cooperation with the Ministry of Environment, where the students who won the first ten places were honoured.
• Within the framework of the university’s role in supporting and developing medical services, the Council approved the proposal to establish a paediatric surgery department and take the necessary measures, with the aim of developing comprehensive medical services in the field of paediatric surgery and raising the level of health care provided to children.
