Notable Achievements in First Semester

Minnesota – At the conclusion of the first semester at the Islamic University of Minnesota, Dr. Jumana Al-Kharashi, Director of the Educational Affairs Unit at the Academic Affairs Deanship, announced unprecedented qualitative achievements in the educational process.

The attendance rate for lectures reached a record level, with only two lectures postponed out of over 5,600. Dr. Jumana stated, "Efforts are still underway to make up for the two postponed lectures in the coming days."

Dr. Al-Kharashi also noted that the semester ended without any cases of expulsion among students in both undergraduate and graduate programs, with a significant decrease in the number of students under warning, leading to an impressive success and discipline rate of 99.9%. She expressed her gratitude to all supporting administrative and academic staff, appreciating the role of the audio-visual unit and faculty members in achieving this success.

For her part, Dr. Zainab Basyouni, Deputy Vice President of the university, expressed her appreciation for this level of discipline, describing it as "an exemplary achievement of precision, follow-up, and collaboration." She emphasized that these results are the fruit of a collaborative effort among all units, including the Educational Affairs Unit, Student Affairs, the audio-visual unit, and administrative affairs.

Dr. Basyouni added, "This is practical evidence that working as a team yields exceptional results, and we look with greater confidence toward the future of the university and its mission," stressing that the accomplishments achieved this semester provide a strong motivation to continue the path of academic excellence.