The 262nd Session of the Community Service and Environmental Development Council at Mansoura University

The Community Service and Environmental Development Council at Mansoura University held its 262nd session, chaired by Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development, with the esteemed members of the council in attendance.

Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim opened the session by welcoming the attendees, emphasizing the unity of the national front and supporting the political leadership's stance in rejecting the displacement of Palestinians. He also stressed the importance of collective efforts to serve the community and enhance the university’s role in societal issues.

During the session, Dr. Abdel Azim congratulated Dr. Ghada Al-Qunishi on her reappointment as Vice Dean of the Faculty of Medicine for Community Service Affairs, as well as Mr. Hazem Nasr on his re-election as an external member of the council. He also congratulated Dr. Samah Al-Khamisi on her appointment as Vice Dean of the Faculty of Education for Early Childhood for Community Service Affairs, and Dr. Fatima Al-Imam on her appointment as Vice Dean of the Faculty of Nursing for Community Service Affairs.

The congratulations extended to Major General Hisham El-Hosary, Member of the House of Representatives and Chairman of the Agriculture and Irrigation Committee, for his appointment as an external member of the Community Service and Environmental Development Council. Additionally, Prof. Dr. Nasreen Omar, former Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at Mansoura University and Member of the House of Representatives, and Dr. Tamer Madkour, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health in Dakahlia, were congratulated for joining the council as external members.

During the session, Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim presented a report on the activities of the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector, highlighting the major achievements of the faculties and future plans, while also emphasizing social responsibility and the importance of improving Mansoura University’s rank in the "Innovation Agenda."

In related remarks, Prof. Dr. Nasreen Omar delivered a speech underscoring the importance of collaboration between the university and various community organizations to support sustainable development issues. This was followed by a speech from Mr. Hazem Nasr, who praised the university's community efforts, and Dr. Tamer Madkour also expressed his gratitude for joining the Community Service Council.

The session concluded with a discussion of the agenda, where each Vice Dean presented the activities and services offered by their faculties in the context of community service, along with proposals to enhance performance and foster collaboration between the university and the local community.

In conclusion, Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President of the University, thanked the attendees and praised their active role in community service and sustainable development.

This meeting is part of Mansoura University’s ongoing commitment to enhancing its role in community service and sustainable development by implementing projects and initiatives that contribute to achieving national and developmental goals.

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Awareness and Prevention Initiative for the New Variant of the Coronavirus Organizing by the General Administration of Environmental Projects at the Faculty of Arts, Mansoura University

As part of the community and awareness role of the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector, the General Administration of Environmental Projects, in collaboration with the Faculty of Medicine and the Directorate of Health and Population, organized an awareness initiative titled "Awareness and Prevention of the New Variant of the Coronavirus" on Sunday, February 16, 2025, with the participation of the following faculties: • Faculty of Arts • Faculty of Agriculture • Faculty of Fine Arts

A notable attendance from university leaders and specialists was observed.

The event was attended by a distinguished group of professors and specialists, including: ✅ Prof. Dr. Dina Abu Al-Ala – Vice Dean of the Faculty of Arts for Community Service and Environmental Development. ✅ Dr. Mohamed Gamal – Assistant Professor of Pulmonology at the Faculty of Medicine. ✅ Dr. Mustafa Amin – Director of the General Administration of Environmental Projects. ✅ Dr. Iman Al-Shahawi – Representative of the Health Culture Administration at the Directorate of Health and Population in Dakahlia.

The initiative was attended by 128 students from the participating faculties, including 88 female students and 40 male students.

Event Activities: 🔹 The event was opened with a speech by Dr. Mustafa Amin, who welcomed the attendees and conveyed the greetings of Prof. Dr. Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development, emphasizing the importance of such initiatives in promoting health awareness and reducing the spread of viral diseases. 🔹 A speech followed by Prof. Dr. Dina Abu Al-Ala, who praised the initiative’s role in spreading health culture and emphasized the importance of following preventive measures to protect the community. 🔹 Dr. Mohamed Gamal then presented a lecture on: 📌 Symptoms of the new variant of the coronavirus. 📌 Personal protection methods and how to limit the transmission of the virus. 📌 Avoiding large gatherings and its role in reducing the spread of viruses. 🔹 Dr. Iman Al-Shahawi gave a speech highlighting the efforts of the Health Culture Administration in Dakahlia in spreading preventive awareness and reviewing the key activities of supervision teams in educating the community on disease prevention methods.

Event Conclusion: The initiative concluded with commemorative photos with the attendees, marking the success of the event and reinforcing the importance of continuing such initiatives to spread health awareness within and outside the university community.

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Mansoura University Hosts the 4th Graduate and Employment Forum at the Faculty of Physical Education

The Graduate Follow-up Unit at the Faculty of Physical Education organized the 4th Graduate and Employment Forum on Monday, February 17, 2025, under the patronage of:

  • Prof. Dr. Sherif Yousef Khater – President of Mansoura University.
  • Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim – Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development.

And led by:

  • Prof. Dr. Ahmed Abdel Azim – Dean of the Faculty of Physical Education.
  • Prof. Dr. Khaled Mohamed Ziyada – Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development.
  • Prof. Dr. Amr Ali Shadi – Director of the Graduate Follow-up Unit at the Faculty of Physical Education.

Forum Objectives:

Prof. Dr. Ahmed Abdel Azim emphasized that the forum aims to prepare graduates of the Faculty of Physical Education and open new opportunities for them in the labor market, aligning with the university’s vision to provide professional support to its graduates.
Prof. Dr. Khaled Ziyada pointed out that the forum is a valuable opportunity to develop graduates' abilities and refine their skills, thus improving their job prospects.

Workshops and Practical Training:

Prof. Dr. Amr Ali Shadi explained that the forum includes a series of interactive workshops, such as:
✅ Writing a professional CV.
✅ Career planning and goal setting.
✅ How to succeed in a job interview.
✅ Managing and operating sports projects.
✅ Specialized sports nutrition.
✅ AI applications in sports sciences.

First Day Activities:

The forum kicked off with a workshop on professional CV writing led by Prof. Dr. Mona Abu Al-Ezz, Executive Director of University Centers for Career Development. The session focused on:
📌 Presenting skills and work experience in a way that attracts employers.
📌 Organizing academic certificates and personal information to reflect a professional image.

Another workshop on career planning was held by Dr. Sara El-Morsy, covering:
📌 How to set career goals and create an effective action plan.
📌 Strategies to discover job opportunities in the market.
📌 The importance of building a strong professional network.

Continuing Events:

The 4th Graduate and Employment Forum will continue for four days, featuring specialized training sessions and important topics aimed at preparing graduates and enhancing their opportunities in the job market.

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Medical, Health, and Veterinary Awareness and Treatment Caravan in Dennabeek Village – Mansoura Center on Saturday, February 15, 2025

As part of Mansoura University’s commitment to community service and environmental development, the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine organized a veterinary treatment caravan in collaboration with the Faculty of Nursing and the Directorate of Veterinary Medicine in Dakahlia. This took place on Saturday, February 15, 2025, in Dennabeek Village, Mansoura Center, providing a range of medical, veterinary, and advisory services to the local residents.

Under the Patronage of:

  • Prof. Dr. Sherif Yousef Khater – President of Mansoura University.
  • Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim Mohamed – Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development.

Led and Supervised by:

  • Prof. Dr. Maha Abdu Mohamed Al-Ashmawy – Dean of the Faculty.
  • Prof. Dr. Mohamed Jaber Sayed Jaber – Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development.
  • Dr. Mamdouh Said Mohamed Hussein – Consultant in Obstetrics, Reproduction, and Artificial Insemination.

Caravan Objectives:

The caravan provided a range of diagnostic, therapeutic, and advisory services, including:
✅ Medical examination of animals.
✅ Provision of necessary veterinary treatments.
✅ Health guidance for animal care and welfare.
✅ Distribution of medications from the caravan’s pharmacy.

Caravan Statistics:

  • Cattle and Buffalo: 42 cases.
  • Sheep: 75 cases.
  • Donkeys and Other Draft Animals: 18 cases.
  • Poultry: 1,700 birds.

At the conclusion of the caravan, the residents of Dennabeek Village expressed their sincere thanks and appreciation to all those involved, highlighting the importance of such initiatives in improving health and veterinary services within rural areas.

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Awareness Campaign on AI Usage Mechanisms and Responsibility for Early Childhood Education Students

Under the patronage of:

  • Prof. Dr. Sherif Khater – President of Mansoura University.
  • Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim Mohamed – Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development.

And led by:

  • Prof. Dr. Sahar Tawfik Naseem – Dean of the Faculty.
  • Assoc. Prof. Dr. Samah Ramadan Khamis – Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development.

The Community Service and Environmental Development Sector at the Faculty of Early Childhood Education organized an educational seminar titled "Mechanisms and Responsibility in Dealing with Artificial Intelligence in the Modern Era." The event took place on Monday, February 17, 2025, in the faculty’s conference hall, featuring Prof. Dr. Riham Mohamed Al-Ghoul, Director of the Educational Technology Center at the Faculty of Education, as the keynote speaker.

Seminar Topics:

The discussion focused on the growing impact of artificial intelligence on our daily lives, covering:
✅ Mechanisms for handling AI technology effectively.
✅ Ethical and legal responsibilities in AI usage.
✅ Latest AI advancements and their societal effects.
✅ Using AI applications through university email to protect students from cyber extortion risks.

Audience Engagement:

The seminar witnessed a high turnout, including first-year students from different programs, faculty members, and individuals interested in digital awareness and responsibility. An open discussion followed, allowing attendees to ask questions about AI applications. The session also reviewed laws and regulations governing AI use, emphasizing its role as a tool for human collaboration rather than replacement.

Final Recommendations:

✅ Integrating AI education into curricula to keep up with modern advancements.
✅ Enhancing awareness of ethical and legal responsibilities in AI usage.
✅ Establishing standards and regulations to maximize benefits while minimizing risks.

This seminar highlighted Mansoura University’s commitment to advancing AI research and encouraging students to explore and utilize this technology in a positive and sustainable manner.

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Tourism Awareness for Students of Shagarat Al-Durr Preparatory School for Girls – College Museum Tour on Tuesday, February 11, 2025

Under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Sherif Khater, President of Mansoura University, Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, and Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Abdel Latif, Dean of the Faculty, and led by Prof. Dr. Doaa Samir Hozza, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, the Community Service and Caravans Department, in collaboration with the Tourism Guidance Department, organized the initiative "A Generation Aware of Tourism, History, and Heritage."

As part of this initiative, a "Museum Tour" workshop was held with the participation of 18 students from Shagarat Al-Durr Preparatory School for Girls on Tuesday, February 11, 2025.

Supervision and Organization:

  • Prof. Dr. Mona Ezz – Head of the Tourism Guidance Department.
  • Dr. Karim Ahmed Abdel-Fattah – Supervisor of the College Museum.
  • Ms. Rania El-Sayed – Head of the Community Service and Caravans Department.

Workshop and Museum Tour Topics:

Assistant Lecturer Ahmed Abdel-Warith, from the Tourism Guidance Department, delivered an awareness lecture on tourism, heritage, and history, covering:

  • The importance of tourism and heritage awareness.
  • Explanation of selected artifacts.
  • An overview of Egypt’s civilization through different eras.

School Supervision:

  • Ms. Azza Sarhan – Principal of Shagarat Al-Durr Preparatory School for Girls.
  • Ms. Heba Abdel-Azim – Social Specialist at the School.

This event was part of the faculty’s efforts to enhance tourism awareness among younger generations, strengthen their connection to their rich history, and foster a sense of belonging and heritage preservation.

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Awareness Caravan Titled

Under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Sherif Khater, University President, and Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, and led by Prof. Dr. Mahmoud El-Guwaidi, Dean of the Faculty of Arts, and Prof. Dr. Dina Abu El-Ala, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, the Faculty of Arts organized an awareness caravan titled "Moshoura" to Shabrawish village, affiliated with Aga Center, on Thursday, February 13, 2025.

This initiative aligns with the Faculty of Arts' community role and was carried out in collaboration with the Addiction Combat Fund in Dakahlia and the Local Community Development Association in the village. The caravan addressed several key issues, including:

  • Identifying the causes of early divorce in the village.
  • Discussing factors leading to violence and bullying.
  • Raising awareness of the consequences of excessive electronic gaming.
  • Highlighting the dangers of e-cigarettes and drug abuse.

Speakers at the Caravan:

  • Prof. Dr. Dina Abu El-Ala discussed the societal changes in the village and their impact on social and moral issues.
  • Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rania Abdel-Maqsoud, Assistant Professor of Sociology, led a community discussion on the causes of early divorce in rural areas.
  • Dr. Dalal Hassan, Lecturer in Sociology, addressed the issue of domestic violence and its role in spreading bullying.
  • Ms. Raghda Al-Shafei, PhD researcher, spoke about the harmful effects of electronic games and their connection to violence.
  • Mr. Islam Al-Bashlawi, Former Director of the Addiction Combat Fund in Dakahlia, provided a comprehensive overview of drug use and smoking, particularly e-cigarettes, and their social and health impacts.

Conclusion:

The Faculty of Arts extends its sincere gratitude and appreciation to the residents of Shabrawish village for their warm reception and positive interaction with the caravan and its speakers.

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Faculty of Computers and Information at Mansoura University Prepares to Participate in the 2025 Scientists' Day Celebration

As part of the preparations for the 2025 Scientists' Day celebration, Professor Dr. Noha Heikal, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Computers and Information for Community Service and Environmental Development at Mansoura University, participated in a meeting of the Scientists' Syndicate Council in Dakahlia. The meeting was chaired by Dr. Ahmed Obayah, the Syndicate’s President, and attended by council members and the organizing committee.

During the meeting, the Syndicate President emphasized the importance of involving graduates of Faculties of Computers and Information in various cultural and social events. He also reviewed the services provided by the syndicate to its members and extended an invitation to honor the top graduates of the faculty, as well as those who have obtained master's and doctoral degrees or achieved academic promotions over the past year. This recognition will take place during the celebration scheduled for Thursday, February 13, 2025.

For her part, Professor Dr. Noha Heikal praised the vital role played by professional syndicates in supporting their members, highlighting the significant advancements currently being witnessed by the Scientists' Syndicate. She also reaffirmed the crucial role of graduates from Faculties of Computers and Information in enhancing and developing various sectors of the workforce, contributing to the goals of digital transformation and improving institutional operations and public services.

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In Collaboration with the Addiction Combat Fund, the Faculty of Arts Launches the First Awareness Convoy

Under the patronage of Professor Dr. Sherif Khater, University President, and Professor Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, and under the supervision of Professor Dr. Mahmoud El-Guaidi, Dean of the Faculty of Arts, and Professor Dr. Dina Abu Alaa, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Affairs, the Faculty of Arts launched its first awareness convoy today under the title "Moshoura" in Tanah Village, reaffirming the faculty's active societal role.

During the convoy, Dr. Aya El-Adawy, Assistant Professor in the Department of Media, delivered a lecture on the dangers of electronic addiction among children. Dr. Sara Khairat, Lecturer in the Department of Sociology, discussed the risks of early marriage for girls. Additionally, Mr. Essam Ezz El-Regal, a representative from the Addiction Combat Fund, provided awareness on the dangers of drug abuse.

A team of female volunteers from the Addiction Combat Fund also carried out a field awareness campaign within the village to raise awareness about the dangers of drug use and its negative effects on individuals and society.

A heartfelt appreciation goes to the residents of Tanah Village for their warm welcome and positive engagement with the convoy.

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Faculty of Law Organizes a Seminar on the Dangers of Illegal Migration and Human Smuggling

Under the patronage of Professor Dr. Sherif Khater and Professor Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, the Faculty of Law organized a seminar today titled "The Dangers of Illegal Migration and Human Smuggling." The event was attended by a distinguished group of experts and specialists in the field.

The faculty hosted Ambassador Nabil El-Habashy, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs for Migration and Egyptian Expatriates Affairs, and Ms. Naela Gabr, Chairperson of the National Committee for Combating Illegal Migration and Human Trafficking.

Dr. Alaa Al-Tamimi, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Law for Community Service and Environmental Affairs, opened the seminar by highlighting the severe consequences of illegal migration and its negative impact on national economies. Ambassador Nabil El-Habashy then discussed the root causes of this phenomenon, linking it to labor market challenges and analyzing key local and global factors affecting employment opportunities.

Ms. Naela Gabr emphasized the crucial role of the National Committee in combating these crimes, stressing the importance of raising awareness and providing proper training for all stakeholders involved in this issue. She also highlighted the social role of Egyptian women as a fundamental pillar of family and societal stability.

Brigadier General Walid El-Shenawy addressed the issue from a legal perspective, distinguishing between illegal migration, which is a criminal offense under national law, and asylum, which is a right protected by international law.

The seminar concluded with an interactive discussion session where attendees raised questions and inquiries, leading to a rich exchange of insights. This in-depth dialogue shed light on various aspects of this critical issue, which remains one of the most pressing topics in academic and societal discourse today.

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The charitable marketing exhibition for clothing and handmade products, held at the Faculty of Agriculture.

Under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater, President of Mansoura University, and in the presence of Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim Mohamed, Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs; Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ali Shata, Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture; Prof. Dr. Metwally Abu Sreea, Vice Dean for Community Development and Environmental Service Affairs; Prof. Dr. Zeinab Ahmed, member of the "Choose Your Project" committee; Prof. Dr. Abeer Tawakkol, Coordinator of the "Choose Your Project" committee; Dr. Samah El-Saeed, Director of the Central Unit; Dr. Al-Zahraa Matawa, Coordinator and Director of the Anti-Violence Against Women Unit at the Faculty of Agriculture; and Eng. Hala Ismail, Chairperson of the Board of Directors of the Bent Al-Ard Association, in addition to faculty members, association members, and university students.

Today, the Anti-Violence Against Women Unit inaugurated the charitable marketing exhibition for clothing and handmade products, which is being held at the Faculty of Agriculture for four days.

The exhibition aims to support and encourage female entrepreneurs and small business owners, as well as provide affordable products to combat high prices. It features a diverse range of handmade products, clothing, and artistic and handicraft items produced by student entrepreneurs, graduates, and women with small businesses. The clothing section also offers new and second-hand items at competitive prices.

On the sidelines of the exhibition, three specialized workshops will be held on entrepreneurship, e-marketing, and marketing fundamentals, delivered by a distinguished group of specialists.

The exhibition targets a diverse audience, including students, graduates, employees, and workers, with proceeds dedicated to supporting small projects and charitable initiatives.

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Under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater, President of the University, and Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development.

The Center for Excellence and Future Foresight at Mansoura University has launched the ISO 26000 course, targeting faculty members, their assistants, and university staff. This initiative aligns with Mansoura University's preparation to obtain the ISO 26000 certification for social responsibility.

The training was conducted by Dr. Samir Sherif, the training officer from the company qualifying the university.

✨ Why ISO 26000?
This course aims to equip participants with the knowledge and best practices in social responsibility, strengthening the university's role in achieving sustainable development in accordance with international standards.

📌 Towards a brighter, more distinguished, and sustainable future... Together, we create change!

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