The training course organized by the Dean's Office of the College of Law, titled "Refining Student Conduct During Graduation Ceremonies," concluded at 12:00 PM on Saturday, November 29, 2025. The three-day course featured the participation of:
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Lecturer Dr. Fahem Fatnan Kali – Chairman
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Lecturer Dr. Basim Hassan Khaddar – Lecturer
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Assistant Lecturer Ahmed Saad Luwaiti – Rapporteur
The course aimed to provide students with a clear vision of how to present themselves appropriately in a manner consistent with the prestige of the occasion and the values of the academic institution. Over the three days, participants received practical training starting from understanding the meaning of university identity and its role in regulating behavior during ceremonies, moving through the rules of public etiquette during the event and how to express joy respectfully, and concluding with the behaviors that should be maintained post-graduation as an extension of the student's professional and social image. Overall, the course aimed to raise awareness, refine behavior, and empower students to represent their university in the best possible way.
The course concluded its sessions following three days of progressive training that guided students from understanding university identity to adhering to public etiquette, and ultimately to awareness of post-graduation conduct. Participants emerged with a clearer understanding of their responsibility to represent themselves and their institution, along with a set of skills helping them celebrate mindfully and respectfully. The outcome was the fostering of a culture that places ethics and discipline at the heart of the celebration, ensuring that graduating students appear in a manner that reflects their values and befits their dedication and years of study.
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