Umm Al-Qura University

Umm Al-Qura University

Deanship of Students Affairs Launching "How to Act" Campaign


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Added on - 2018/11/04  |  اخر تعديل - 2018/11/04

On Thursday and Friday, 23-24 Safar, 1440 A.H., in Makkah Mall, the Pharmacy Club along with the Dental Club, and the affiliates of the Activities and Student Training Agency at the UQU Deanship of Students Affairs, organized a campaign under the title "How to Act".
The campaign began with the attendance of His Excellency Dr. Saud Bawazir, Dean of the College of Pharmacy, His Excellency Dr. Omar bin Siraj Sunbul, Vice Dean for Activities and Student Training, Mr. Tal`at Madany, and some members of the academic staff.
Entities that participated in the campaign were: the Poison Control Centre, Ana Sihhy (I am healthy) Volunteering Team, and the Psychological Health Department, and the Chronic Diseases Department at the Derhum Weqaya Society.
The target of the campaign was to spread awareness of home accidents that might occur to children, and how to deal with them. The campaign benefited more than nine hundred people, who expressed their admiration for the campaign and the information it included.
Some members of the academic staff visited the campaign, foremost of whom was the Dean of the College of Dentistry, who applauded the efforts of the Pharmacy Club and the Dental Club, and expressed his appreciation towards the Deanship of the Students Affairs for supporting such campaigns.
At the end, there was a draw for several prizes offered by the Deanship of Students Affairs. The campaign was concluded by expressing thanks to all the participating entities for their endeavor to make it successful.
On this occasion, His Excellency Dr. Amr bin Taha Al-Saqqaf, Dean of Students Affairs, expressed his sincere thanks and appreciation to His Excellency Dr. Abdullah bin Omar Bafail, the UQU President, and Dr. Abdul-Aziz bin Rashad Surujy, Vice-President for Educational Affairs, for their continuous support of the activities and programs of the Deanship of Students Affairs.

 

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