President Dorman: "Let us hope that we never discover the whole and absolute Truth"  
AUB Announces New Merit Scholars
Newcomers Settle In After Series of Orientations
List of New Faculty Fall 2008-09
Fingerprints Program Will Soon Exceed $800,000
PepsiCo International Donates Funds to Student Financial Aid
Building Updates on AUB Campus
AUB School of Business and Al Maktoum Foundation Establish Center
Department of Surgery Dedicates Libraries
AUB Professor Appointed Chair of WHO Tobacco Study Group
New Chairperson in Engineering
AREC Produce
Joining Forces to Spread Awareness about Air Pollution
Study Offers Policymakers Solutions to Litter Problem
CAMES Arabic Program Turns Students into Ambassadors
AUB Alumnus Turns Innovative Idea into Reality
Students Build Bridges Through Community Engagement
Staff Profiles: Linda Hammoudi
International Conference on Power and Governmentality
CCCL Patients Pass Official Exams
JTP Launches New Band of Citizen Journalists
The Rite of Passage to Medical School
Errata
Dean Daghir Publishes Second Edition of Book on Poultry Production
Recently Published: A Comprehensive Study of the First Arabic Book on Grammar
Photo Caption: Education Pledge Ceremony
Kamal A. Shair Dies
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In Memoriam : Leila Raja Iliya
In Memoriam : Youssef Chahine (1926-2008)
Sweet Corn Day Attracts Record Number of Visitors
October 2008 Vol. 10 No. 1


Photo Caption: Education Pledge Ceremony

Principles of the profession pledged by 61 education graduates

AUB's Department of Education held on June 25, 2008 an education pledge ceremony for its class of 2007-08. A total of 61 students gathered at Assembly Hall on June 25 to take the education pledge during which they vowed to perform their profession as educators while upholding ethical and moral values. The guest speaker at the ceremony was Rania Tony Kassab, Services Director of Rearden Educational, while the graduating students' representative was Salam Shabib. This year's recipients of the Educators' Award were Dima Zeidan
(BA '08) and Maya Dayya (BA '08).