The Dean of the College of Medicine, Prof. Dr. Adnan T. Al-Khafaji met with first-year students of the college in the presence of the Deputies and faculty members. He congratulated them on their acceptance into this important humanitarian field, emphasizing that the College of Medicine is a cornerstone in serving humanity and society, given its pivotal role in maintaining public health, saving lives, and improving quality of life.
During the meeting, the Dean spoke about the esteemed position and importance of the College of Medicine, explaining that studying medicine is not limited to academic achievement alone, but represents a noble humanitarian and ethical mission that demands commitment, discipline, and a sense of responsibility. He further explained that physicians are active contributors to building society through their role in diagnosing, treating, and preventing diseases, in addition to their contributions to health awareness and serving those in need.
He also offered a set of guidelines and recommendations related to university life, urging students to adhere to regulations and instructions, respect academic values, and utilize their years of study to develop scientific and practical skills, thus qualifying them to become competent physicians who serve their country and community.
In a related context, the Dean commended the teaching staff assigned to the first year, emphasizing that the college boasts a distinguished group of experienced and highly qualified professors, and that the administration is committed to supporting them and providing the necessary resources to ensure the success of the educational process, which will positively impact the students' academic performance and the college's overall academic standing.
