WORKSHOP ON THE 18TH FORUM FOR CREATIVE STUDENTS IN 2016
Workshop on the 18th Forum for Creative Students in 2016 Titled "Solutions and Resolutions for Young Contemporary Challenges and the Crisis of Sub-Identities”. Prepared and presented by Dr. Abeer Abd-Alsadeq Mohammad Badawi, an associate professor of Arabic Literature and Criticism at the Department of Arabic Language. Date: 29/06/1437 AH. Target group: female students. Objectives of the workshop: - Introducing the Arab Council to Training Students of Arab Universities. - Introducing the 18th Forum for Creative Students for the current year 2016 titled "Solutions and Resolutions for Young Contemporary Challenges and the Crisis of Sub-Identities” - Identifying the topics of the forum. - Showing the students how to subscribe. – Showing the students how to communicate with the Arab Council via the Council’s e-mail ([email protected]) or by logging to the Arab Council’s website (actsau.ju.edu.jo). Content of the workshop: The Arab Council for Training Students of Arab Universities is a subsidiary organization of the Association of Arab Universities, which the University of Jordan in Amman hosts its headquarters in its campus. Among the main activities of the Arab Council are encouraging scientific, cultural and artistic activities for students of Arab universities, by holding an annual forum for creative students in collaboration with one of the Arab universities, during which students present their research to a panel that award winning researches with discretionary and cash prizes. Winning researches are published in a special folder distributed to all Arab universities. Title and topics of the 18th Forum for Creative Students: The Arab Council for Training Students of Arab Universities will hold the 18th Forum for Creative Students for the current year 2016 titled "Solutions and Resolutions for Young Contemporary Challenges and the Crisis of Sub-Identities” including the following topics: - 1) - Scientific research, which includes: - a. Scientific research in humanities and social sciences. B. Research in Applied Sciences. 2) Innovation, which includes: - a. Technological innovation. B. Literary creativity. C. Artistic creativity. 3) Management and institution-building. 4) Community Security.