Student life & Activities

Student Union, committees & clubs

Services offered by the Student Life Management office

Student counseling Services: Life coaching, psychotherapy, psychiatric consultation Academic skills assessment program and handling learning disabilities . Support groups for alcohol and other drug abuse, referrals, and emergency intervention.

Services offered by the Student Life Management office

Student Mentoring: Enriching the college experience by engaging freshmen in campus activities, sharing experiences, pointing to University services Being available for those who need advice or encouragement. The goals to be met through mentoring activities and support programs will encourage academic excellence, self-esteem, and personal growth of participating students

Services offered by the Student Life Management office

Career Services:
Providing guidance and resources to the ZU student body for the achievement of their career-related goals. In partnership with faculty and University staff, career services will provide information, programs, and consultations to help them better understand the careerrelated needs of students. In partnership with alumni, parents, and employers, career services will develop informational and experiential networks and that involve them as resources in support of providing training and career opportunities for students.

ZU Student Union Objectives:

Contributing to personal growth Fostering Diversity Leveraging talents & creative potentials Community outreach Student engagement in ZU development

Why join a club?

Meeting new friends of similar interests Developing leadership skills enhancing your academic performance

Student Union Structure

Student Union body

Academic Committee

Activities Committee

Services Committee

Academic advising/ outreach

Cultural (reading, writing, and watching)

Sports & Wellbeing:

Arts & Entertainment

Community service & awareness

Academic Committee
Senior advising Reporting academic problems Surveys/ feedback Peer tutoring

Activities Committee
Arts & Entertainment: Creative talents: music, standup comedy, performing arts, drama, etc. Trips Concerts Athletic (Sports & Wellbeing): Tournaments and competitions in all kinds of sports (basketball, volleyball, handball, tennis courts, basketball, and football. Health awareness campaigns/events. Workout classes at gymnasium

Activities Committee
Cultural (reading, writing, and watching):
enrich the students intellectual skills and build their inner capacity through fostering their critical & creative thinking skills: Soft skills workshops Simulation models of UN, Stock Market, Arab League, and others Book Club and reading groups Creative writing society Debate society Trips

Community outreach committee:

Engaging students in community service by finding volunteering opportunities to serve the society. Giving back to the community through donating money, effort, or time. Environmental awareness and sustainable development clubs (e.g. thinking green, recycling, cycling groups, etc.) Field trips to NGOs, orphanages, and major charity organizations.

Sources of Information at ZU:

University Library provides the following online access: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) digital library (http://www.ieee.org/ieeexplore) oAmerican Association for Advancement of Science (AAAS) (http://www.sciencemag.org/site/help/librarians/index.xh tml) oInstitute of Physics (IOP) (http://iopscience.iop.org/journals) The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) http://digital-library.theiet.org/ Springer Books http://www.springerlink.com/books/ Springer Journals http://link.springer.com/ Nature http://www.nature.com/search/adv_search

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