The Deanship of the College of Health and Medical Technologies Honors a Group of Optics Technologies Students as “Sustainability Ambassadors”

  Share :          
  584

The Dean of the College of Health and Medical Technologies, Assistant Professor Dr. Zahraa Halim Al-Qayyim, honored—together with the Assistant Dean for Scientific Affairs, Dr. Ahmed Adnan Al-Khafaji—a distinguished group of students from the Department of Optics Technologies within the “Sustainability Ambassadors” initiative. The students were awarded certificates of appreciation in recognition of their outstanding efforts and active participation in extracurricular activities, scientific events, and humanitarian initiatives within and outside the college, including their involvement in the Fourth International Future Week. This recognition comes as an appreciation of the students’ effective role in supporting various activities and initiatives, as well as their significant contributions to volunteer and humanitarian work. It also highlights their efforts in promoting a culture of sustainability and raising awareness of the Sustainable Development Goals among students and the wider academic community. The Deanship emphasized that such initiatives reflect the spirit of responsibility and cooperation among students and contribute to preparing a conscious and qualified generation capable of driving positive change and serving society. It also encouraged all students to actively engage in scientific and volunteer activities that help develop their skills and enhance their academic and societal presence. The Deanship further considered this recognition an important incentive for students to continue their creativity and dedication, and to reinforce the values of teamwork and purposeful initiatives that embody the college’s scientific and humanitarian mission, while strengthening its role in supporting and empowering students to actively contribute to community service. Al-Mustaqbal University: The Leading Private University in Iraq.