As part of Assiut University’s commitment to promoting health awareness among its students, the Faculty of Education hosted a team from the World Health Organization (WHO) today—coordinated through the university’s Central Student Affairs department—under the patronage of the University President, Prof. Ahmed Abdel-Mawla.
🎯 This visit is part of broader efforts to foster a culture of health among students, introduce the World Health Organization and its role in supporting public health, raise awareness about health-related issues, and highlight the importance of adopting sound health behaviors and practices.
During his meeting with the team, Prof. Hassan Huwayyil, Dean of the Faculty, underscored the vital role the World Health Organization plays in promoting health awareness at both local and international levels. He noted that such initiatives and awareness-raising activities are essential for shaping student consciousness and fostering a sense of responsibility toward their own well-being and that of the community.
The Dean also commended the WHO team for their efforts in engaging with university students, providing reliable health information, and raising awareness on various health topics. He reaffirmed the Faculty’s dedication to supporting purposeful student activities that contribute to the holistic development of students—academically, culturally, and in terms of their health.
👥 The meeting was attended by Prof. Howaida Mahmoud Sayed, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs. Also participating in the visit’s activities was Mr. Harvey, supervisor of political education and leadership development initiatives within the Faculty’s Student Affairs department.
⭐️ The Faculty of Education remains committed to supporting initiatives and awareness-driven activities that promote a culture of health and enhance social awareness among its students—grounded in the belief that human development begins with education, knowledge, and awareness. 🌟 Faculty of Education: Knowledge, awareness, and the building of the human being.
