From a Student to a Chair
Student Activity Unit holds activities up-skill students and help them break the ice, said Samy As-Sarah, chair of student activities, in an interview.
Resalah: Two years ago, you were a student, now you are a chair to student activities. How you did it?!
As-Sarah: Thanks to partaking in student activities while an undergraduate, I broke the ice and got involved in student activities. This was the starting point in a campus life. After graduation, I was hired by the student dorm. I joined the student activities unit for my past experience.
Resalah: Two weeks ago, you ran successfully a program to help freshmen intermingle in campus and hostel life. How is that!
As-Sarah: The program helped students intermingle in campus life soon. I worked out a number of programs to familiarize freshmen with the new life. I presented a number of gifts to freshmen in a celebration held for that purpose.
Resalah: What about students who are in scholarships?
As-Sarah: An independent department is set up to serve them. However, they may partake in national activities.
Resalah: What about your preparations to the 4th Dorm Tent Forum this year?
As-Sarah: The forum includes a variety of cultural and social programs that help make students busy in spare time. They also sharpen their skills.
Resalah: What about the dorm future plans?
As-Sarah: New programs are in the way that will be covered thoroughly by media.
Resalah: How does the KSU support you?
As-Sarah: It has been staunchly supporting us as seen in on-campus events.