Social participation is regarded as one of the most significant activities of the faculty, serving as a fundamental basis for strengthening and activating the links between the faculty and its surrounding community, which includes academic staff, teaching assistants, students, workers, employees, and society at large. The Community Service and Environmental Development Sector is considered an essential component of the faculty’s organizational structure, entrusted with addressing community issues and contributing to development efforts.
Through social participation, the agency seeks to contribute to fulfilling the faculty’s mission and strategic plan by carrying out its tasks and responsibilities in accordance with modern scientific methods, while utilizing all available resources and capacities of its members. This effort is reflected in offering participatory activities and diverse programs within the framework of constructive social engagement, such as organizing training programs for students—whether in the faculty’s laboratories or in external facilities—as well as holding specialized symposiums and workshops.
he Community Service and Environmental Development Agency places great emphasis on fostering strong cooperation with all agencies and academic departments within the faculty in order to achieve its mission and vision. We cordially invite all members of the community—including academic staff, assistant staff, employees, and students—to actively participate in the activities and programs organized by the agency to fulfill the objectives of social engagement. We look forward to your continued support and welcome your suggestions to further enhance the agency’s mechanisms and activities.
Prof.Ahmed Thabet Mohamed
Vice-Dean of the Faculty for Community Service & Environmental Development
Studying and recommending broad policies, plans, and programs that ensure the faculty’s role in serving the community and supervising its success.
Supervising strategic and operational plans for developing the faculty’s resources from various resources to achieve its vision and goals.
Monitoring the faculty facilities that provide social services.
Following all crises and catastrophes units, the safety, the professional health, and the civil defense of the faculty.
Supervising the developmental conveys and the environmental projects with their comprehensive goals.
Preparing training, professional programs, and educational courses to serve the community and develop the environment.
Supervising special unit affairs of the faculty and presenting social services.
Directing the college’s applied research on behalf of local or regional businesses and organizations.
Organizing conferences, scientific symposia, and public lectures aimed at community service and environmental development.
Preparing reports and recommendations for the faculty’s scientific conferences about community service and reporting them to the Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development.
Implementation of the decisions of the Supreme Council of Universities, the University Council, and the Council for Community Service and Environmental Development concerning community service and environmental development affairs.