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SUMMARY:Aroma Therapy Candle at the Central Library
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/aroma-therapy-candle-at-the-central-library/
LOCATION:Central Library\, Université La Sagesse Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbek\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Central Library
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SUMMARY:Université La Sagesse signs an MoU with ITLS
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/mou-between-universite-la-sagesse-and-itls-information-technology-leading-services/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse
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DTSTAMP:20260924T002139
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SUMMARY:Participation in the NDU Solidarity Book Fair
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/solidarity-book-fair/
LOCATION:Notre Dame University
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Office of La Sagesse Publishing
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SUMMARY:Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony at Université La Sagesse
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/christmas-tree-lighting-ceremony/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse
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SUMMARY:Certificate Ceremony for the Defensive Driving Basics – DDB® Program at the Center for Continuing Education
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/remise-des-certificats-du-defensive-driving-basics-training-program-ddb/
LOCATION:Université La Sagesse – Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbak\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse
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SUMMARY:Donald Trump's Return to the White House: What Are the Implications for the Middle East? at the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/webinar-donald-trumps-return-to-the-white-house-what-are-the-implications-for-the-middle-east/
LOCATION:Online\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Faculty of Political Science and International Relations,Université La Sagesse
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DTSTAMP:20260924T002139
CREATED:20241121T080036Z
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SUMMARY:Lebanese Independence Day at Université La Sagesse
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/lebanese-independence-day-at-universite-la-sagesse/
LOCATION:Université La Sagesse – Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbak\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse
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DTSTAMP:20260924T002139
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SUMMARY:International Day of Radiology at the Faculty of Public Health
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/international-day-of-radiology-at-the-faculty-of-public-health/
LOCATION:Université La Sagesse – Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbak\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Faculty of Public Health,Université La Sagesse
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20241104T210000
DTSTAMP:20260924T002139
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SUMMARY:من أجل كنيسة سينودوسيّة - تنشئة لاهوتيّة وراعويّة في كلّيّة العلوم الدينيّة واللاهوتيّة
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/%d9%85%d9%86-%d8%a3%d8%ac%d9%84-%d9%83%d9%86%d9%8a%d8%b3%d8%a9-%d8%b3%d9%8a%d9%86%d9%88%d8%af%d9%88%d8%b3%d9%8a%d9%91%d8%a9-%d8%aa%d9%86%d8%b4%d8%a6%d8%a9-%d9%84%d8%a7%d9%87%d9%88%d8%aa%d9%8a%d9%91/
CATEGORIES:Faculty of Religious and Theological Sciences,Université La Sagesse
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240917
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240918
DTSTAMP:20260924T002139
CREATED:20240920T104956Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241008T210835Z
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SUMMARY:Université La Sagesse President visits Lebanese Army Commander
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/universite-la-sagesse-president-visits-lebanese-army-commander/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240704
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UID:994636-1719964800-1720051199@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:CV and Interview Tips with Nestlé
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/elevate-your-cv-and-get-the-best-interview-tips-with-nestle/
LOCATION:Université La Sagesse – Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbak\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Center for Career Development,Office of Alumni Relations,Université La Sagesse
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240616
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240617
DTSTAMP:20260924T002139
CREATED:20240616T110547Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250325T132216Z
UID:1000746-1718496000-1718582399@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:First Phase of the DDB® by AMF
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/the-first-phase-of-the-ddb-by-amf/
LOCATION:Université La Sagesse – Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbak\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Center for Continuing Education,Université La Sagesse
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240615
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240616
DTSTAMP:20260924T002139
CREATED:20240615T105854Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250324T210210Z
UID:1000744-1718409600-1718495999@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Université La Sagesse signs MoU with Human Capital Management (HCM)
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/mou-uls-hcm/
LOCATION:Université La Sagesse – Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbak\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Center for Continuing Education,Université La Sagesse
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240613
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240614
DTSTAMP:20260924T002139
CREATED:20240613T082112Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241007T174611Z
UID:994639-1718236800-1718323199@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Financial Modelling & VC Fundraising for Startups
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/financial-modelling-vc-fundraising-for-startups-workshop/
CATEGORIES:Center for Continuing Education,Université La Sagesse
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240610
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240611
DTSTAMP:20260924T002139
CREATED:20240610T082432Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240716T153856Z
UID:994645-1717977600-1718063999@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Colorectal Cancer Awareness
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/colorectal-cancer-awareness/
CATEGORIES:Faculty of Public Health
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240603
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240604
DTSTAMP:20260924T002139
CREATED:20240603T084320Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240716T094535Z
UID:994673-1717372800-1717459199@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Visit to the Lebanese Order of Nurses
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/visit-to-the-lebanese-order-of-nurses/
LOCATION:Lebanese Order of Nurses\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Faculty of Public Health,Université La Sagesse
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240531
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240601
DTSTAMP:20260924T002139
CREATED:20240531T090107Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240716T094443Z
UID:994692-1717113600-1717199999@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Meeting with the Lebanese Order of Physiotherapists (LOPT)
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/meeting-with-the-lebanese-order-of-physiotherapists-lopt/
LOCATION:Lebanese Order of Physiotherapists\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Faculty of Public Health,Université La Sagesse
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240527
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240528
DTSTAMP:20260924T002139
CREATED:20240527T112030Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241111T143241Z
UID:1000752-1716768000-1716854399@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Pelvis & Lumbar Spine Advance Training
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/pelvis-lumbar-spine-advance-training/
LOCATION:Université La Sagesse – Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbak\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Center for Continuing Education,Université La Sagesse
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240527
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240528
DTSTAMP:20260924T002139
CREATED:20240527T090453Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240716T090523Z
UID:994699-1716768000-1716854399@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Capacity Building Workshop
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/capacity-building-workshop/
LOCATION:Université La Sagesse – Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbak\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Center for Career Development,Office of Alumni Relations,Université La Sagesse
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240521
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240522
DTSTAMP:20260924T002139
CREATED:20240521T091023Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250325T130505Z
UID:994705-1716249600-1716335999@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Marketing Competition in collaboration with Rodeo In
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/marketing-competition/
LOCATION:Université La Sagesse – Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbak\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Faculty of Economics and Business Administration,Université La Sagesse
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240516
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240517
DTSTAMP:20260924T002139
CREATED:20240516T091842Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240716T092222Z
UID:994741-1715817600-1715903999@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Eye-levate Your Game
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/eye-levate-your-game/
LOCATION:Université La Sagesse – Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbak\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Office of Student Affairs,Université La Sagesse
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240516
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240517
DTSTAMP:20260924T002139
CREATED:20240516T091703Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250325T130533Z
UID:994723-1715817600-1715903999@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:FxPro Trading Competition
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/the-fxpro-trading-competition/
LOCATION:Université La Sagesse – Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbak\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Faculty of Economics and Business Administration,Université La Sagesse
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240516
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240517
DTSTAMP:20260924T002139
CREATED:20240516T091347Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240716T091418Z
UID:994708-1715817600-1715903999@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Emotional Intelligence and Mental Health in the Workplace
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/emotional-intelligence-and-mental-health-in-the-workplace/
CATEGORIES:Center for Career Development,Office of Alumni Relations,Université La Sagesse
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240510
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240511
DTSTAMP:20260924T002140
CREATED:20240510T090803Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240716T090907Z
UID:994702-1715299200-1715385599@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Atelier de Médiation
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/atelier-de-mediation/
LOCATION:Université La Sagesse – Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbak\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Faculty of Law,Université La Sagesse
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240509
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240510
DTSTAMP:20260924T002140
CREATED:20240509T092814Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240716T092858Z
UID:994767-1715212800-1715299199@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Concours du Meilleur Orateur
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/concours-du-meilleur-orateur/
LOCATION:Université La Sagesse – Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbak\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Center for Languages,Université La Sagesse
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240509
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240510
DTSTAMP:20260924T002140
CREATED:20240509T092632Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250325T130512Z
UID:994764-1715212800-1715299199@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:PULSE / FEBA Entrepreneurship Competition 2024
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/feba-entrepreneurship-competition/
LOCATION:Université La Sagesse – Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbak\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Faculty of Economics and Business Administration,Université La Sagesse,Pôle de l’Université La Sagesse pour l’Entrepreneuriat - PULSE
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240509
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240510
DTSTAMP:20260924T002140
CREATED:20240509T092046Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240716T092204Z
UID:994746-1715212800-1715299199@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Leadership in Nursing Conference
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/leadership-in-nursing-conference/
LOCATION:Université La Sagesse – Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbak\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Faculty of Public Health,Université La Sagesse
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240506
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240507
DTSTAMP:20260924T002140
CREATED:20240506T100038Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241111T142255Z
UID:1000742-1714953600-1715039999@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Gestion du Temps et de l'Efficacité Personnelle
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/gestion-du-temps-et-de-lefficacite-personnelle/
LOCATION:Université La Sagesse – Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbak\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Center for Continuing Education,Université La Sagesse
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240429
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240430
DTSTAMP:20260924T002140
CREATED:20240429T093027Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250325T130554Z
UID:994770-1714348800-1714435199@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Latest Advancements in Supply Chain Management and Technology
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/the-latest-advancements-in-supply-chain-management-and-technology/
LOCATION:Université La Sagesse – Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbak\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Faculty of Economics and Business Administration,Université La Sagesse
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240425
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240426
DTSTAMP:20260924T002140
CREATED:20240420T102045Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240420T105502Z
UID:991808-1714003200-1714089599@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Oral Contest
DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Political Science and International Relations at Université La Sagesse welcomed Ms. Alice Abou-Khalil for an inspiring debate that brought politics\, diaspora\, technology\, leadership\, and international relations into one conversation.A Québec politician of Lebanese origin\, Ms. Abou-Khalil is a Member of the National Assembly of Québec for Fabre (Coalition Avenir Québec). During her parliamentary mandate\, she served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology and as a member of the Committee on Public Finance and the Committee on Health and Social Services.Further to the introduction of the speaker by Dr. Celine Merheb\, associate dean for development\, Dr. Antoine Sfeir\, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations\, opens the event highlighting the importance of connecting academic learning with the experiences of professionals engaged in political and public life\, giving students the opportunity to explore politics and international relations beyond theory and the classroom. From arriving in Québec at the age of 16 to building a career in cybersecurity and information systems\, and later entering political life and serving in Québec’s National Assembly\, Ms. Abou-Khalil shared her personal and professional journey with ULS students. Speaking about leadership and public service\, she emphasized integrity and transparency as fundamental values of responsible leadership\, reflecting on the importance of remaining committed to one’s principles\, earning public trust\, and leading with accountability. The conversation explored key issues shaping today’s political landscape\, from the representation of immigrant communities to cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in public policy\, as well as the role of the Lebanese diaspora in Lebanon–Canada relations. Drawing on her professional background in technology and her political experience\, Ms. Abou-Khalil also discussed the growing importance of cybersecurity\, data protection\, and digital sovereignty in public policy and governance.The debate concluded with an engaging Q&A session\, giving students the opportunity to exchange directly with Ms. Abou-Khalil\, raise questions\, share perspectives\, and engage in an open discussion on leadership\, real-world experience\, public service\, politics\, and international relations.A dynamic exchange that took political science beyond the classroom and brought students closer to the realities of leadership\, public service\, political engagement\, and international relations.
URL:https://www.uls.edu.lb/event/oral-contest/
LOCATION:Université La Sagesse – Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbak\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Center for Languages,Université La Sagesse
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