Under the supervision of the institute’s administration and academic staff and in cooperation with the Directorate of Institutes, forty students have begun rehabilitating and maintaining the gardens of the faculty, as part of the activities of the camp which aims at integrating theoretical aspects with practical application and enhancing the students’ role in serving the university environment.
The work included cleaning gardens and planting trees, to improve the aesthetic appearance of the university campus and providing a comfortable environment for students and faculty.
President of Homs University, Prof. Tarek Houssam ElDeen, has highlighted the importance of this student activity in supporting the culture of volunteer work and fostering the sense of responsibility. Moreover, he has noted that summer camps represent a practical opportunity to develop students’ experiences and provide them with practical skills, in addition to their direct impact on improving the quality of the university environment.
This activity comes as part of the university’s plan to encourage student initiatives that combine community service with the development of academic and practical expertise.
