EPSF-Sinai Recruits New Members at Sinai University – Arish Branch

EPSF-Sinai Recruits New Members at Sinai University – Arish Branch

Under the generous patronage of Prof. Dr. Gehan Fekry, President of Sinai University; Prof. Dr. Abdelhamid Abdo, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs at the Arish Branch; and Prof. Dr. Lotfy Diab, Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy, and under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Mostafa Hegazy, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs, and Dr. Moamen Salem, Supervisor of the Society, the Egyptian Pharmaceutical Students’ Federation at Sinai University – Arish Branch (EPSF-Sinai) organized a Recruitment Event at the Faculty of Pharmacy on Sunday, October 11, 2026. The event aimed to recruit new members and introduce students to the Society’s vision, mission, and various activities.

The event focused on familiarizing students with the Society’s role and objectives, highlighting its different committees and their responsibilities, and presenting the opportunities available for students to gain practical experience, develop their personal and leadership skills, and enhance their teamwork and effective communication abilities.

The event also provided students with the opportunity to explore ways to participate in student activities and community initiatives organized by the Society. This helped raise awareness of the importance of volunteer work and its role in shaping pharmacy students’ personalities and preparing them to contribute positively to society.

This event reflects EPSF-Sinai’s commitment to expanding student participation, attracting young people interested in student activities, and building an effective team capable of sustaining and developing the Society’s activities and achieving its objectives.

Through its support for student activities, the Faculty of Pharmacy at Sinai University – Arish Branch emphasizes the importance of fostering an encouraging university environment that helps students discover their talents, refine their skills, and strengthen their involvement in scientific and community initiatives. These efforts contribute to preparing competent pharmacy graduates equipped with the scientific knowledge and practical skills needed to meet the demands of the labor market.