Under
the patronage of Prof. Yasser Magdy Hatata, President of Fayoum University,
Prof. Sherif El-Attar, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs,
inaugurated the Ideal Student Competition for all university faculties. The
competition, organized by the General Administration for Student Welfare, was
held on Monday, December 1, 2025, in the university's main celebration hall.
Also in attendance were Prof. Wael Tobar, General Coordinator of Student
Activities, members of the judging panel, many deans and vice deans, faculty
members, staff, and the participating students.
Prof.
Sherif El-Attar emphasized the importance of the competition, noting that it
brings together outstanding students from various fields. Students are
evaluated based on their academic excellence, participation in student
activities both within and outside the university, as well as their ethical,
behavioral, and cultural contributions, and their volunteer work.
He
noted that the competition includes several tests, including a written exam in
computer skills and general knowledge, a presentation, and assessments of
personal attributes, appearance, and general culture, in addition to Arabic and
English language proficiency. He encouraged participating students to take
advantage of this experience to exchange expertise, develop themselves, and
learn from their professors and peers.
For her
part, Prof. Nahla Abdel Rahim, a professor at the Faculty of Social Work and a
member of the judging panel, explained that the competition provides an
opportunity to connect with a distinguished generation of young people from
Fayoum University, characterized by creativity, excellence, dedication,
diligence, patience, and hard work to achieve their goals. She pointed out that
the university's students possess significant creative abilities and
consistently achieve top rankings among various Egyptian universities.
Prof.
Wael Tobar further explained that 32 male and female students representing
different faculties of the university are participating in the competition. He
emphasized that its primary objective is to instill positive values such as
discipline, leadership, teamwork, and respect and acceptance of others.
