Haripur, The University of Haripur celebrated a significant milestone with the inauguration of the Al-Ghazali Central Library and the Science and Technology Park (STP), marked by a grand ceremony attended by Prof. Dr. Mukhtar Ahmed, Chairman of the Higher Education Commission (HEC) of Pakistan.
According to The University of Haripur, the event saw the presence of esteemed guests, including Prof. Dr. Shafiq ur Rehman, the University’s Vice-Chancellor, Registrar Mr. Riaz Muhammad, and various sectional heads, chairpersons, deans, faculty, and staff. The attendees extended a warm welcome to Prof. Dr. Mukhtar Ahmed, who was the chief guest at the ceremony.
During the event, Prof. Dr. Mukhtar Ahmed participated in various activities, including a visit to the newly established Islamic Garden where he planted a tree to commemorate the occasion. He also toured a horticulture exhibition showcasing students’ creativity in Bonsai, Cacti, Rangoli designs, citrus and food exhibits, vegetable shows, and food stalls. The HEC Chairman expressed admiration for the students’ efforts and emphasized the importance of such initiatives in fostering a holistic educational experience.
The event also featured a toolkit distribution ceremony funded by HEC Pakistan under grant LCF-55. This ceremony highlighted the university’s commitment to social responsibility, where sewing machines and toolkits were distributed to transgender individuals and the needy, reflecting an inclusive approach to empowerment.
Prof. Dr. Shafiq ur Rehman, the University’s Vice-Chancellor, commended the collaborative efforts with HEC, expressing gratitude for their support in establishing the Al-Ghazali Central Library and the STP. He emphasized the significant role these facilities play in academic advancement and technological innovation.
In line with its commitment to holistic education, the University of Haripur has initiated comprehensive programs focusing on mental health and religious counseling, recognizing the crucial role of mental well-being in academic success and personal development.
Prof. Dr. Mukhtar Ahmed, in his address, highlighted the significance of these new facilities at the University of Haripur. He lauded the dedication of Prof. Dr. Shafiq ur Rehman and the University’s efforts in providing state-of-the-art facilities for students, which he believed would be instrumental in nurturing future innovators and researchers.
The ceremony concluded with the Vice-Chancellor and Dr. Syed Moazzam Nizami, Chairman of the Department of Forestry and Wildlife Management, presenting a symbolic gift of birds to Prof. Dr. Mukhtar Ahmed. A souvenir was also offered, symbolizing the strong collaboration between the University of Haripur and the Higher Education Commission.
This event marks a pivotal step for the University of Haripur in its journey towards academic excellence and innovation, fostering an environment that balances knowledge advancement with community welfare and student well-being.
Rawalpindi, Fatima Jinnah Women University has recently announced an opportunity for the position of Project Assistant on a project basis. Interested candidates are invited to submit their applications along with detailed CVs to the university’s Placement Office.
According to Fatima Jinnah Women University, applications must be submitted by the deadline of January 12, 2024. Applicants are required to provide original documents and credentials for verification at the time of the interview. It is emphasized that incomplete applications or those received after the deadline will not be considered. Only candidates who are shortlisted will be contacted for an interview.
The announcement also specifies that candidates should include their contact details, such as telephone or mobile numbers and email addresses, with their applications. The university notes that the final selection of the candidate will be based on their performance in the interview and that this decision will be conclusive and not open to challenge.
Fatima Jinnah Women University reserves the right to shortlist candidates and to reject any or all applications without assigning any reason. This opportunity reflects the university’s commitment to engaging skilled professionals for its project-based needs.
Karachi, DHA Suffa University has published Volume 7, Issue 2 of its e-newsletter, DSU Chronicles. The latest edition features a variety of updates concerning campus life, student and faculty achievements, new partnerships, and recent advancements.
According to DHA Suffa University, the newsletter aims to keep students, faculty, alumni, and the broader community informed about the university’s activities and progress. The current issue of DSU Chronicles is available for viewing online and can be accessed through the university’s official website.
This edition of DSU Chronicles is part of the university’s ongoing efforts to engage with its community and showcase the dynamic environment of the campus. It highlights significant accomplishments of its students and faculty, details about new partnerships that the university has formed, and insights into the advancements being made in various academic and extracurricular areas.
The university also invites suggestions for future editions of the newsletter. Those interested in contributing ideas or content can reach out to the Editorial Team via email at ‘[email protected]’.
DHA Suffa University, known for its commitment to educational excellence, continues to foster a connected and informed community through such publications. The DSU Chronicles serves as a platform for celebrating the university’s achievements and sharing the vibrant life on campus with a wider audience.
Lahore, The Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) community is mourning the loss of Umar Mahmood Kitchlew, an esteemed alumnus from the MBA class of 1996. His passing has been met with profound sorrow and has left a significant impact on the university community.
According to Lahore University of Management Sciences, Umar Kitchlew was not only a valued alumnus but also a close friend to many at LUMS. His death is seen as a substantial loss to the entire LUMS community, including his former classmates, colleagues, and friends.
The university has expressed its deepest condolences to Umar’s family and has extended support to them during this challenging time. The statement from LUMS conveys a heartfelt prayer, hoping that Umar joins the ranks of the greatest in the Hereafter and that Allah grants strength and patience (sabr) to those grieving his loss.
LUMS acknowledges the deep sense of loss felt by its community and hopes that, with time, the wonderful memories of Umar will help ease the sorrow and pain experienced by his loved ones and friends. The university reiterates its commitment to supporting the bereaved family and keeping them in their thoughts and prayers.
Umar Kitchlew’s passing has indeed left a void in the LUMS community, and he will be remembered for his contributions and the relationships he built during his time at the university.
Lahore, The University of Lahore’s (UOL) community project, UOL Relief, is actively supporting communities in the Gilgit-Baltistan region by providing essential household items to help them cope with the harsh winter season. The initiative reflects the university’s ongoing commitment to social welfare and community support.
According to The University of Lahore, the UOL Relief team carried out its annual winter drive, targeting the far-flung areas of Gilgit-Baltistan, known for their rugged beauty but challenging living conditions during winter. The drive aimed to provide relief to households struggling with the season’s hardships.
During the recent winter drive, UOL Relief focused on ensuring that 50 households in the Gilgit-Baltistan region received necessary items to combat the cold. The team distributed essentials like pillows, blankets, quilts, and warm clothing. This initiative recognizes the difficulties faced by residents due to the region’s extreme weather conditions and challenging terrain.
The efforts of UOL Relief underscore the importance of community assistance in remote and challenging environments. The drive not only offers practical support but also brings a sense of hope and warmth to the communities of Gilgit-Baltistan during the winter season.
UOL’s commitment to extending help to those in need, especially in regions where natural beauty is accompanied by significant living challenges, highlights the role educational institutions can play in broader social welfare.