The inauguration of AUC’s 13th President Ahmad S. Dallal is just six days away, marking an important milestone for the University. A presidential inauguration represents a new chapter in the life of a university and a special moment in its history.
Last week’s Campus Conversation focused on the epidemiological situation at AUC and in Egypt, as well as the University’s COVID-19 safety measures. Here’s what you need to know: AUC
Karim Seddik, professor of electronics and communications engineering and associate dean for graduate studies and research at AUC’s School of Sciences and Engineering, is no stranger to winning awards. His research has been recognized and published time and again by major entities such as the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and the Egyptian state.
October 14, The latest on AUC's ongoing pandemic response management. Distinguished University Professor Hassan Azzazy, chair of AUC's Scientific Advisory Committee for COVID-19, will share the group's work. In addition, panelists will give updates.
October 10, Mohamed Nagib Abou-Zeid, professor of construction and Egypt's former "Man-Killer" hurdle champion, shares his insights and experiences as an athlete striving to maintain the balance between his career as an engineer and his sport, and looks back at his fondest memories as a record-breaking athlete.
September 28, Carie Forden, professor and chair of the Department of Psychology, and Dr. Ola Morsy, chief clinical counselor at AUC's center for student Well-Being, share tips on how to deal with stress and anxiety as we continue our lives in the midst of the pandemic.
Pakinam Amer '04 is the senior writer for the Emmy Award-winning documentary, In Event of Moon Disaster, which aims to educate viewers on identifying deepfakes in different types of media.
The Lazord Egyptian Chapter, represented by the John D. Gerhart Center, won the Lazord annual conference regional research competition.
Aliaa Ismail '14, a double major in Egyptology and architectural engineering, is named as one of Apollo's 40 Under 40 Art & Tech for producing large-scale 3D scans of archaeological sites in Luxor.
As a refugee living in Egypt for around eight years and working many different jobs, I feel that my experience, knowledge, and skills will allow me to succeed in this major, and maybe someday, I will be able to offer something that can help migrants and refugees around the world.
