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Community Engagement Annual Report 2016-2017 2 2 2 COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ANNUAL REPORT 2016 - 2017 PREPARED FOR COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT OFFICE APPLIED SCIENCE UNIVERSITY Copyright © 2017 by Applied Science University All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher. NOVEMBER 2017 3 4 CONTENTS UNIVERSITY VISION, MISSION, OBJECTIVES AND VALUES VISION The vision of Applied Science University is to be one of the leading private universities supporting practical learning and scientific research in Bahrain and the Gulf. MISSION ASU is committed to offering an education that is accessible to academically competent students of Bahrain, the Gulf and beyond, and to deliver academic programmes of quality that graduate students equipped with knowledge and skills relevant locally and regionally. ASU is further dedicated to the promotion of a culture of learning and scientific research for its students, staff and faculty regionally and globally to engage meaningfully with the community at large. OBJECTIVES · To acknowledge social responsibility and to serve the local and regional community. · To enhance a superior scientific research standard in all fields of knowledge. · To offer new specializations to meet the market demands. · To maintain abreast of scientific development and to provide all the means of academic success. VALUES · Integrity: ASU’s community values honesty, fairness and academic integrity as fundamental to its vision and mission. It recognizes, affirms and upholds this value in a responsible and committed manner. · Collaboration and Team Spirit: ASU’s community recognizes collaboration and team spirit to be at the heart of the institutional culture and to promote these values in a dedicated manner. -
SDG 4: Quality Education
SDG 4: Quality Education Life Learning Opportunities Provided 2.4. ADHOC/ONGOING PUBLIC ACTIVITIES OUTSIDE ASU 1. Adhoc Activities/Programmes ASU, and as part of its role in the local and international community, created the “Community Engagement Office” whose main duties are listed below as quoted from the “Community Engagement Office” annual report: Ø Develop and deliver a broad portfolio of services that the University can offer to the community in order to provide advice, discussion and debate on subject areas in which it has expertise. Ø Arrange and participate in community engagement and service activities (ASU and external) that provide opportunities for students, alumni and staff to engage with and serve the community. Ø Enable appropriate use of the campus, facilities and services by the public, schools, academic institutions and charitable organizations for free or at a nominal cost. Ø Develop relationships with all sectors of society (including government, policymaking bodies, charities, distinguished figures, institutions, schools and media) to promote outreach through dialogue, engagement and collaboration. ASU offers a set of public tailored lectures and other events/demonstrations throughout the year. ASU organizes, sponsors, or participate in these important public events through the University’s leading experts and students. These events usually involve other experts from the local and international community and are held outside AUS. This is an important part of ASU’s commitment to public engagement. Here is a sample of both, adhoc and ongoing, public activities organized outside the ASU campus: 1. Dr. Alaa, of ASU, is a member at the “Jury of Young Leadership Skills Program” which evaluates the “Young Leadership Skills Program Project” that is held by the “Bahrain Society for Training and Development”. -
Penniless and Foodless, the Crew of a Bahraini Cargo Shipping Company Are Now Living at the Mercy of Omani Authorities
ADMISSIONS FOR SY - NOW OPEN Tel: PRE-SCHOOL TO HIGH SCHOOL Email:amaisamaiu.edu.bh Web:www.amais.edu.bh Doctor attacked Sunday, April 22, 2018 Issue No. 7724 8 200 Fils by patient at SMC P 02 www.newsofbahrain.com www.facebook.com/nobonline newsofbahrain 38444680 nob_bh Abandoned at sea Penniless and foodless, the crew of a Bahraini cargo shipping company are now living at the mercy of Omani authorities Mohammed Zafran/DTNN are currently on the ship anchored at Omani [email protected] waters without electricity, DT News was told. Penniless and no supplies in the ship, the Manama crew are now living at the mercy of reliefs group of seafarers allegedly ‘abandoned’ provided by Omani authorities. The employers by their Bahraini employers are have not paid them for the past seven months. strugglingA in Omani waters without food “We were 18 people but most of the and financial resources. crew left, penniless. I don’t know if anyone Employed by a Bahraini shipping received any money at all. But I know I have company for shipping cargo in the Middle not received any and those whom I have East region, the seafarers have been working been in touch with have not received any,” Crew abandoned by employers of Bahraini shipping company without salaries for several months, which said Thu Ya Aung, a crew member from Employees not paid for the past seven months ultimately forced them to stop sailing. Myanmar who works as the second engineer Faced with dire conditions like fuel in the ship. shortage and no food supplies, the seafarers (Continued on Page 3) 2 Sunday, April 22, 2018 Doc attacked by patient at SMC DT News Network Manama doctor at a government The incident occurred A hospital in the Capital was attacked by an angry patient on at the Hereditary Thursday, leaving him severely wounded, DT News has learnt.