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Yahoo
29-04-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Four Basin students honored at EOU
Apr. 29—LA GRANDE, Ore. — Four Basin students were among 635 named to the Eastern Oregon University Dean's List for the 2025 winter term, according to an announcement from the university. Qualifying students achieve and maintain a grade point average of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale while completing a minimum of 12 hours of graded coursework for the term. Moses Lake: Joselyn Hernandez, College of Arts, Humanities and Social Science, major Politics/Policy and Public Administration; Kali Kast, College of Education, major Multidisciplinary Studies Othello: Madisen Douglas, College of Arts, Humanities and Social Science, major Interdisciplinary Studies Warden: Kaya Enriquez, College of Education, major Elementary Education
Sharjah 24
15-04-2025
- Business
- Sharjah 24
Khorfakkan University concludes ‘Hunt for Diamonds' Competition
Final Ceremony Held Khorfakkan University wrapped up its entrepreneur-themed competition, titled 'Hunt for Diamonds' with a special ceremony to announce the winners and celebrate creative and inspiring ideas. This event is part of the university's strategy to foster developmental initiatives, innovation, and entrepreneurship among students and faculty. Officials and Guests Present The ceremony saw the participation of several distinguished figures, including Prof. Dr. Ali Hilal Al Naqbi, Chancellor of the University of Khorfakkan; Prof. Dr. Mohammed Yousef Baniyas, Advisor for Higher Education Affairs at Sharjah Private Education Authority; Dr. Hashem Al Zaabi, the Director of Sharjah Maritime Academy and a Board Member; Eng. Abdulrahman Al Naqbi, the Director of Khorfakkan Municipality and a Board Member; along with Khalfan Al Harethi, the Branch Director at the Sharjah Department of Economic Development. A notable presence of faculty, staff, and students was observed at the event. Innovative Entries Evaluated Dr. Jumaa Ali informed 'Sharjah24' that the competition, which was launched in January, received numerous entries from students, staff, and faculty. The submissions included innovative tech solutions, sustainable environmental and health projects, as well as unique community initiatives. A panel of experts in innovation and entrepreneurship meticulously reviewed all entries based on criteria such as creativity, feasibility, and community impact. Annual Initiative Planned The competition successfully achieved its objective of promoting a culture of innovation and highlighting exceptional ideas for future advancement. The university has announced its intention to hold the competition on an annual basis, aiming to create additional opportunities for aspiring entrepreneurs. University Commitment Reaffirmed Prof. Dr. Ali Hilal Al Naqbi conveyed his pride in the exceptional skill and creativity showcased by the participants. He highlighted that the competition showcases the university's dedication to innovation and entrepreneurship, which are essential foundations for shaping the future and improving graduate competitiveness. Support for Students The university is actively working on a comprehensive system aimed at supporting creative students. This includes various programs, competitions, and entrepreneurial initiatives, alongside hands-on training and specialized guidance designed to help students enhance their skills and reach their goals. Winners Announced Murad Ali from the Department of Sociology in the College of Arts, Sciences, and IT secured first place in the competition. The second-place award went to a team from the College of Marine and Aquatic Sciences, comprising students Yaman Bashar, Yassin Saleh, Mohammed Ahmed, Suleiman Khamis, and Hamdan Saif. Jassim Mahboub, also from the Department of Sociology in the College of Arts, Sciences, and IT, took home third place.
