Hajjah: The Training and Community Service Center at Hajjah University, in collaboration with the University Student Forum, has unveiled graduation projects in key medical specializations, including Field Hospital, Intensive Care Unit, Delivery Operations, and Mother and Child Care Center.
According to Yemen News Agency, the launch ceremony was graced by the presence of the University President, Dr. Taha Al-Hamzi, alongside the Vice President for Student Affairs, Dr. Abdu Sahlool, who commended the Training and Community Service Center for its role in enhancing student capabilities and skill development. Dr. Sahlool underscored the critical importance of these medical specialties to the community, stressing the need to inspire student excellence and innovation.
In conjunction with the project launch, the Training and Community Service Center recognized outstanding students from the departments of Nursing, Care, Respiratory Therapy, and Midwifery. The awards ceremony, attended by key university figures including the University President and Vice President, featured remarks from Dr. Huda Qashwa, Dean of the Training and Community Service Center. Dr. Qashwa noted that the awards serve to motivate students for their academic achievements and reflect the university's ongoing commitment to advancing the skills of its academic, administrative, and student body.
The event concluded with Dr. Taha Al-Hamzi inaugurating the student graduation project exhibitions, showcasing projects related to the Field Hospital, Intensive Care Unit, Delivery Operations, and Mother and Child Care Center.