The College of Economics and Managment Organizes the "I Like a Book" Competition to Enhance Reading Culture and Awareness among Students
Sponsored:
Prof. Dr. Magda Saleh, Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Administration,
Prof. Dr. Suzy Rashad, Vice Dean for Graduate Studies and Research,
Supervision:
Dr. Heba Al-Husseini, lecturer of political science and chairman of the library committee, in the presence of Dr. Ibrahim Reda, lecturer of business administration and youth leader at the college, and Prof. Salah Hashem is an assistant lecturer in political science and a member of the library committee.
The Library Committee at the College organized the "I Like a Book" competition with the aim of encouraging students to read critically and develop their cultural and cognitive skills, where students were allowed to choose a book that influenced them and present it in a way that highlights their ability to analyze and create. The event witnessed a distinguished interaction from the students, who presented various presentations that dealt with intellectual, literary and scientific topics.
This competition comes within the framework of the College of Economics and Administration's keenness to enhance the role of the university library as an effective center in supporting the educational process, developing research and knowledge skills among students, and consolidating the culture of reading as an essential part of building the university personality.
The competition was won by the following places:
- First Place - Student/ Omnia Hussein Abdel Qader - The Book of the Conspiracy Instrument
- Second Place - Student/ Damiana Waleed William - The Art of Happiness Book - Life Guide
- Third Place - Student/ Shukran Ibrahim Helmy - Book of Those Who Fell from Heaven