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The Faculty of Engineering implemented a tree-planting campaign in cooperation with the Agricultural Division

As part of its efforts to promote environmental awareness and expand green spaces within the university campus, the College of Engineering at the University of Information Technology and Communications organized a tree-planting campaign in cooperation with the Agricultural Division, with the participation of a number of faculty members, staff and students.

The campaign included planting a group of seedlings and trees in the college’s corridors and gardens, with the aim of improving the university environment and creating a healthy and sustainable atmosphere, in addition to establishing a culture of interest in green spaces among students.

The campaign was implemented following joint coordination between the college and the agricultural division, which provided the appropriate seedlings and supervised the planting operations to ensure the success and sustainability of the initiative, and this reflects the participants’ keenness to contribute to the development of the university environment and enhance its civilized appearance.

The Dean of the College of Engineering emphasized the importance of such initiatives in supporting the university’s environmental goals, noting to the continuation of organizing similar activities that contribute to serving the university community and consolidating the concepts of sustainability.

Department of Media and Government Communication
University of Information Technology and Communications

The Department of Media and Government Communication Holds a Seminar on the Impact of Mobile Journalism on Individuals and Society

The Department of Media and Government Communication, in cooperation with the Continuing Education Center at the University of Information Technology and Communications, held an awareness seminar entitled “The Impact of Mobile Journalism on Individuals and Society.”

The seminar, presented by Lecturer Dhiaa Sabah Jassim, addressed the concept of mobile journalism as a modern media method that relies on smartphones to produce and disseminate media content quickly and at low cost, thus contributing to the development of field journalism.

The seminar also reviewed the most prominent effects of this type of media, as it contributes to raising awareness, enhancing communication and community participation, and developing individual skills. Conversely, it highlighted some challenges, such as the effects on mental health, the spread of inaccurate information, distractions, and cyberbullying.

The seminar emphasized the importance and necessity of promoting media literacy to ensure the positive use of modern technologies and to reduce their negative effects on individuals and society.

UoITC Conducts Workshop on the Impact of Comprehensive Feedback on Faculty Performance

The Department of Quality Assurance and Institutional Performance at the University of Information Technology and Communications (UoITC) organized a workshop titled “The Impact of 360-Degree Feedback on Faculty Performance and Professional Development in Higher Education.” Which was presented by Assistant Professor Dr. Ban Qasim Jawad.
The workshop provided an in-depth explanation of the 360-degree feedback mechanism. This approach is recognized as one of the modern methodologies for evaluating academic performance, as it relies on aggregating evaluation data from various stakeholders, including, employers, peer faculty members,students, and direct supervisors.

The session highlighted that this multi-source evaluation model ensures a more comprehensive and objective assessment of faculty members. By diversifying the sources of feedback, institutions can more accurately diagnose professional weaknesses for targeted improvement and reinforce key strengths, ultimately fostering sustainable professional development within higher education institutions.

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