Newgiza University (NGU) continued to demonstrate its commitment to public education and community engagement through the organization and hosting free impactful educational events open to participants beyond its student body. These initiatives foster lifelong learning, health awareness, and professional development by providing accessible educational opportunities to students, professionals, and community members alike.
- IFMSA-Egypt First Term NGA 2023–2024 (Ad-hoc)
NGU was honored to host one of the most significant medical student gatherings in Egypt — the IFMSA-Egypt First Term National General Assembly (NGA) for the academic year 2023–2024, held on May 3rd–4th, 2024.
Organized by:
Newgiza University Medical Association (NGUMA)
Participants:
- Representatives from 35 medical associations across 35 Egyptian universities
- Approximately 850 medical students under the umbrella of IFMSA-Egypt
Event Highlights:
The NGA featured multiple educational sessions, scientific discussions, and capacity-building workshops focused on medical education, leadership, and healthcare advocacy. In addition, the event included networking activities and collaborative forums that fostered professional development among medical students nationwide.
Educational Impact:
The NGA was an open educational event, extending learning opportunities to medical students from across Egypt, not limited to NGU’s own student body. It promoted peer learning, knowledge exchange, and collaboration among future healthcare professionals.
- World Oral Health Day 2024 at Newgiza University (Programmed)
Date of Activity: 6th and 10th March 204
Organized by: Community Service Committee, School of Dentistry, Newgiza University
Locations: NGU Campus & NGU Community Hospital
Occasion: World Oral Health Day
The event aimed to raise awareness about oral hygiene and its role in maintaining overall health. Through interactive learning sessions, community engagement, and outreach activities, the initiative promoted preventive oral health practices among students, staff, and patients.
The event was organized collaboratively by:
- Faculty members and teaching assistants
- Student volunteers and the Dental Students Scientific Association (DSSA)
- Community Service Committee, School of Dentistry
Activities Conducted:
- Oral Health Awareness Sessions: Educational talks on oral hygiene, nutrition, and disease prevention.
- Dental Booths: Staffed by student volunteers offering oral hygiene tips, interactive activities, and giveaways.
- Community Outreach: Demonstrations and educational sessions for janitorial staff, patients, and administrative personnel.
- Hospital-Based Education: Targeted oral care instruction and distribution of oral hygiene kits at the NGU Community Hospital.
Outcomes:
The event successfully engaged diverse groups across the NGU community, emphasizing the value of oral hygiene and preventive care. The initiative demonstrated NGU’s ongoing commitment to community engagement, public health education, and lifelong learning.
