University President Inspects Preparations for the First Scientific Exhibition at the College of Medical Sciences
The President of Dhale University, Prof. Dr. Ali Al-Tareq, conducted an inspection tour of the laboratories of the College of Medical Sciences to review the progress of practical applications and scientific projects being carried out by the college’s students as part of preparations for the First Scientific Exhibition, which is expected to be held at the beginning of the first semester of the 1448 AH academic year.
During the tour, the University President reviewed a number of projects, models, and practical applications being developed by students of the College of Medical Sciences. He praised their dedicated efforts in practical training and scientific production, emphasizing the importance of scientific activities in developing students’ skills and practical capabilities and in bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application.
The University President also listened to an explanation from Mr. Ziad Al-Fardi, a Teaching Assistant at the College and Scientific Supervisor of the Students’ Projects, regarding the level of progress achieved, the work completed, and the preparations made for the exhibition. He also reviewed the scientific models and applications that will be presented, reflecting the students’ efforts across the various specializations of the College of Medical Sciences.
The University President praised the high level of engagement and dedication demonstrated by the supervisor and students, affirming the university’s support for scientific and student activities and its encouragement of initiatives that contribute to discovering students’ talents and developing their scientific and practical capabilities.
The University President was accompanied during the tour by Dr. Jamal Al-Shami, Dean of the College of Law; Mr. Mohammed Al-Muhaqni, Director General of Student Activities; Eng. Nasser Al-Dubaisi, Director of Student Affairs; and Mr. Mohammed Al-Najjar, Coordinator of the University Student Forum.
