CAMS Announces the Opening of Membership for the "Pioneers of Laboratories" and "Ta'heel" Student Clubs
CAMS Announces the Opening of Membership for the "Pioneers of Laboratories" and "Ta'heel" Student ClubsIn alignment with ongoing academic activities, the College of Applied Medical Sciences at Jouf University has announced the opening of membership for its student activities, represented by the "Pioneers of Laboratories" and "Ta'heel" clubs.The launch of these clubs reflects the College's commitment to promoting a culture of student engagement, developing students' abilities, and encouraging their participation in volunteer work and extracurricular activities that refine their academic and practical skills.The "Pioneers of Laboratories" club, affiliated with the Clinical Laboratory Sciences Department, serves as a student platform aimed at enabling students to acquire modern skills. It achieves this by organizing practical workshops, enhancing community awareness of the role of medical laboratories, building communication bridges, and developing leadership and teamwork skills.
Ta'heel Student Club: Learning, Volunteering, and Professional Empowerment
On the other hand, the "Ta'heel" (Rehabilitation) student club, affiliated with the Physical Therapy and Health Rehabilitation Department, provides an inspiring environment that combines academic learning with practical application. The club aims to spread community awareness about the importance of physical therapy, support participation in volunteer activities, and organize scientific meetings with specialists to exchange experiences and develop skills.The College invites all its students to register for these clubs via the designated barcodes. This participation will allow them to contribute to community service and develop their professional and personal capabilities, ultimately reflecting positively on the quality of healthcare and rehabilitation in the community.