English Faculty News
The Faculty of Girls’ Physical Education at Alexandria University Organizes Three Awareness Seminars on “Anger and Violence Management,” “The Art of Excellence in University Public Speaking,” and “Combating Cyber Blackmail”
Under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector at the Faculty of Girls’ Physical Education organized a series of awareness events aimed at raising students’ awareness and developing their skills, as part of the faculty’s commitment to providing a supportive and stimulating educational and cultural environment that fosters excellence and creativity.
Dr. Doaa El-Deriry Abu El-Hassan, Dean of the Faculty, emphasized that the Faculty of Girls’ Physical Education continues its efforts to offer awareness and training programs that contribute to building students’ personalities and developing their life and academic skills. She also highlighted the faculty’s ongoing initiatives designed to enhance students’ capabilities and support their role in serving the community, in line with the university’s vision to advance the educational process.
Dr. Sabrine Atiya Morsal, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, explained that these seminars come as part of the faculty’s plan to qualify students, strengthen their academic and personal abilities, and reinforce the university’s role in serving the community by providing an environment that supports creativity and innovation.
The first seminar, titled “Anger and Violence Management,” was held in cooperation with the Alexandria Health Directorate – East Medical District. It was presented by Dr. Mariam Mounir Fouad and Dr. Manal Ali Mohamed, specialists in family education at the San Stefano Family Health Center. The seminar discussed the concept and mechanisms of anger, methods for controlling emotional reactions, the associated health impacts, and an overview of anger management sessions, alongside practical guidelines to help students deal positively with emotional situations.
The second seminar, titled “The Art of Excellence in University Public Speaking,” was organized by the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector in cooperation with the Department of Curriculum and Teaching Methods of Physical Education. It was delivered by Dr. Naglaa Fathy Khalifa, Vice Dean for Postgraduate Studies and Research and Professor of Teaching Methods of Gymnastics and Sports Shows. The seminar covered essential skills for outstanding presenters, body language, effective communication techniques, methods for building self-confidence and psychological readiness, in addition to designing engaging lectures, academic presentation ethics, and showcasing examples of distinguished speakers.
The third awareness seminar, titled “How to Combat Cyber Blackmail,” was organized by the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector in cooperation with the National Council for Women in Alexandria. The seminar explained the definition and types of cyber blackmail, how individuals fall victim to it, practical steps for dealing with such incidents, and the principles of safeguarding information security and data confidentiality. It was delivered by Ms. Mona Refaat Mohamed Taman, Deputy Chairwoman and Managing Director of Leaders of Future International Group. The seminar witnessed significant engagement from the students, with an open Q&A session at the end.
The events were attended by faculty members and students of the college, and the seminars were coordinated by Dr. Wafaa Gaber, the General Coordinator of Seminars at the Faculty.
Faculty of Nursing Organizes an Educational Seminar Titled “The Battle of Awareness… Our Youth, Our Responsibility” in Celebration of the October Victory
As part of Alexandria University’s celebrations marking the anniversary of the glorious October Victory, and under the auspices of Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of the University, Dr. Ahmed Abdel Hakim, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs, inaugurated the educational seminar organized by the Faculty of Nursing under the title “The Battle of Awareness… Our Youth, Our Responsibility”, held at the college’s main conference hall.
The seminar was delivered by Major General (Staff) Dr. Eng. Hafez Hassan, former Assistant Minister of Trade and Industry and former Assistant Chief of Operations of the Armed Forces. Among the attendees were Dr. Hanan El-Sherbiny, Dean of the Faculty, Dr. Sahar Lamada, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, Dr. Awatef El-Sharkawy, Vice Dean for Graduate Studies and Research, Dr. Lamia El-Shafei, University Coordinator of Voluntary Activities, along with a large number of faculty members and students.
In his speech, Dr. Ahmed Abdel Hakim emphasized Alexandria University’s keenness to instill the values of belonging and national awareness among its students by hosting prominent national figures capable of clarifying facts and enlightening youth about the challenges facing the nation. He noted that the spirit of the October Victory remains an everlasting lesson in the faith of Egyptians in their abilities, strategic planning, and determination to achieve victory despite all challenges.
During the seminar, Major General Hafez Hassan reviewed the various stages of the glorious October War — from the War of Attrition to the planning and preparation, the crossing of the Suez Canal, and the storming of the Bar Lev Line — leading to victory and the achievement of peace. He also addressed several key topics, including the reasons behind targeting Egypt, the importance of awareness of Egypt’s civilization and history, the role of human capital as a safeguard for the nation, and the dangers of rumors and fifth-generation warfare, emphasizing how awareness and knowledge are essential tools to confront them.
For her part, Dr. Hanan El-Sherbiny expressed her appreciation for the support provided by the University administration, led by Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, in organizing educational and awareness events. She stressed the importance of connecting the past with the present and drawing inspiration from the heroism of the October War to build the New Republic, highlighting that awareness and the investment in human potential are the true paths toward development and progress.
Meanwhile, Dr. Lamia El-Shafei noted that the University places great emphasis on developing students’ awareness through a series of educational seminars and cultural activities that host national figures and field experts to strengthen the spirit of loyalty and belonging among youth.
The seminar concluded with an open dialogue between Major General Hafez Hassan and the students, featuring rich discussions on the lessons of the October War and the current challenges facing the Egyptian state.
The Faculty of Economic and Political Science Organizes a Charity Exhibition to Support Small and Micro Enterprises
Under the auspices of Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs and Acting President of Alexandria University, the Faculty of Economic and Political Science organized a charity exhibition to support small and micro enterprises, in cooperation with Al-Alpha Foundation for Development and Vocational Training, headed by Ms. Heba El-Qurash.
The exhibition was held at the Faculty premises from February 15 to 17, 2026.
The opening ceremony was attended by a distinguished group of executive and community leaders, including Dr. Magda El-Shazly, Head of the National Council for Women in Alexandria; Dr. Marwa Khalil, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs; Dr. Enas Diab, Former Head of El-Horreya Creativity Center; Ms. Heba El-Qurash, Chair of the Foundation’s Board of Trustees; Eng. Ahmed Gharib, Secretary-General of the Foundation; and Ms. Randa Farag, Head of the People of Determination Secretariat. The attendees expressed their appreciation for the exhibition’s concept and its role in empowering small business owners and supporting sustainable development efforts.
Dr. Sherine Nosair, Dean of the Faculty of Economic and Political Science, stated that organizing this exhibition stems from the Faculty’s firm belief in its academic and community role in supporting entrepreneurship and empowering small and micro enterprise owners. She emphasized the Faculty’s commitment to establishing effective channels of cooperation with civil society institutions to help qualify youth, enhance their competitiveness, and bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, in alignment with sustainable development goals.
During his tour of the exhibition, Ambassador Yasser Alawy, Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs and Director of the Diplomatic Studies Institute, praised the high level of organization and the diversity of the displayed products. He affirmed that local handicrafts reflect remarkable creativity, innovation, and competitiveness, contributing to strengthening the national economy and promoting a culture of self-employment and entrepreneurship.
The exhibition is organized as part of the Faculty’s ongoing commitment to activating its societal role and strengthening partnerships with civil society institutions by providing a platform to showcase and market successful and innovative youth-led projects, in support of economic and social development.
Faculty of Education holds its fifth employment forum entitled "Teacher's Competencies and Employment Requirements in Schools in Alexandria Governorate"
Alexandria University Students Participate in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration's Interactive Meeting
