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Last
month, LAU held a
record five
commencement
ceremonies
for the Classes of
2020, 2021 and 2022
– more than 6,000
graduates in total –
in addition to other
events marking the
culmination of
academic
journeys.
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The
annual
fashion
show
in
the
remodeled
Gezairi
building
conveyed
endurance
and
hope
as
the
School
of
Architecture
and
Design
celebrated
its
eighth
cohort
of
fashion
designers.
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Did
You Know?
While
steering LAU through
exponential growth –
academic, physical
and financial
– during
his 16-year tenure,
President Emeritus
Joseph G. Jabbra
made sure that any
of his relatives
enrolled at LAU
would receive the
same treatment as
everyone else and
refused to employ
people from his
native village. In a
society where favors
are customary, he
wanted LAU’s office
of the president and
the president
himself to set an
example beyond
reproach.
Joseph
G.
Jabbra,
From
Village to
Presidential
Suite: My
Life’s
Journey, p.
651
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Young
“MEPI-TLS”
scholars
presented
their
research
on
women’s
social,
economic,
psychological
and
political
empowerment
at
their
annual
end-of-year
conference.
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Alumni
Homecoming
2022
Hundreds
of alumni were
warmly greeted
by LAU President
Michel E.
Mawad and
Assistant Vice
President for Alumni
Relations Abdallah
Al Khal as they
reunited on Byblos
and Beirut campus,
on July 14 and 15
respectively.
The
Alumni Relations
Office is also
organizing a
get-together dinner
on July 27. Details
are available here.
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