Alumni meet held at IUST

Awantipora, Dec 13: The Islamic University of Science and Technology recently hosted alumni meets across departments, underscoring an enduring bond between Alumni and the Alma mater. The events, held in the Departments of Mathematical Sciences, Physics, and Food Technology, served as platforms for sharing of experiences.
The Department of Mathematical Sciences organized a meet presided over by Prof. Lily Want, Dean Outreach, alongside Dr. Peer Bilal Ahmad, Head Department of Mathematical Sciences, and Dr. Bilal Ahmad Chat, Alumni Connect Coordinator. Engaging discussions unfolded around the emerging trends in the Actuarial industry, the evolving role of mathematics in the data sphere, and the indispensable skills requisite for successful careers. The alumni discussed emerging trends in the Actuarial industry, advancing role of mathematics in data industry, job market dynamics, and the skills and competencies required for successful careers.
In the alumni meet for the Department of Physics, Dr. Niyaz Ahmad Rather, Head Department of Physics, emphasized the department’s unwavering dedication to alumni engagement. Coordinated by Dr. Bari Maqbool, the event included discussions, addressing contemporary issues and espousing collaborative endeavours.
Civil Engineering Department also held Alumni Research highlighting the department’s commitment to innovation and collaboration. The event was presided by Prof. A.H. Moon, Dean Academic Affairs who emphasized the university’s commitment to fostering innovation, research, and academic excellence, heralding the need for collaborative efforts between academia, industry, and alumni. Dr. Asif H Shah, Head of Civil Engineering, underscored the department’s achievements and emphasized the importance of research.
Environmental documentary screened at IUST
Awantipora, Dec 13: IUST organized a screening of a documentary titled “Non-violent Relationship with Environment”.
The documentary addressed the adverse impact of human activities on the environment highlighting issues of environmental degradation, showcasing the urgency of collective action to counter problems such as deforestation, pollution, and climate change.
The documentary also touched upon international environmental agreements, underlining the significance of global cooperation in tackling environmental issues. Beyond ecological concerns, the film delved into broader societal issues, exploring conflict mitigation and peace-building strategies in environmental context.
The documentary also touched upon international environmental agreements, underlining the significance of global cooperation in tackling environmental issues. By examining the frameworks and collaborations in place, it provided insights into the intricate web of international efforts aimed at preserving our planet.
A central theme was the transformative potential of non-violent relationship with environment and its potential to serve as a catalyst for environmental conservation and broader societal harmony. The participants could identify with the Ghandian philosophy extended to our relationship with the environment.
The documentary was followed by a question and answer session. The programme was organized jointly by Department of Journalism and Mass Communication and the Centre for International Relations with the support of Dean of Students IUST.