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SUMMARY:Debate\, Poetry\, and Prose Competition by the Center for Languages
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/debate-poetry-and-prose-competition-by-the-center-for-languages/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Center for Languages
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DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
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SUMMARY:MoU between TotalEnergies Marketing Lebanon S.A.L. and 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/mou-between-totalenergies-marketing-lebanon-and-universite-la-sagesse/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Center for Career Development
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250522T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250522T210000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250522T180059Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250529T133604Z
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SUMMARY:Université La Sagesse Alumni Gathering in Doha – Launch of the Alumni Qatar Chapter
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/launch-of-the-uls-alumni-qatar-chapter/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse
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DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
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SUMMARY:Marketing Competition at the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration
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-at-the-faculty-of-economics-and-business-administration/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Faculty of Economics and Business Administration
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250521T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250521T180000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250521T140027Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250522T090445Z
UID:1003493-1747839600-1747850400@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:الأحوال الشخصيّة بين الشرع الإلهيّ والحكمة البشريّة في كليّة الشرع الكنسيّ
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%86%d8%af%d9%88%d8%a9-%d8%a7%d9%84%d8%a3%d8%ad%d9%88%d8%a7%d9%84-%d8%a7%d9%84%d8%b4%d8%ae%d8%b5%d9%8a%d9%91%d8%a9-%d8%a8%d9%8a%d9%86-%d8%a7%d9%84%d8%b4%d8%b1%d8%b9-%d8%a7%d9%84%d8%a5%d9%84%d9%87/
LOCATION:Conference Room\, Université La Sagesse Main Campus\, Université La Sagesse Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbek\, Beirut\, 0000\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Faculty of Canon Law
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250520T164000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250520T171000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250520T160006Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250522T082517Z
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SUMMARY:أمسية ترانيم مريميّة في جامعة الحكمة
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/%d8%a3%d9%85%d8%b3%d9%8a%d8%a9-%d8%aa%d8%b1%d8%a7%d9%86%d9%8a%d9%85-%d9%85%d8%b1%d9%8a%d9%85%d9%8a%d9%91%d8%a9-%d9%81%d9%8a-%d8%ac%d8%a7%d9%85%d8%b9%d8%a9-%d8%a7%d9%84%d8%ad%d9%83%d9%85%d8%a9/
LOCATION:Université La Sagesse – Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbak\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse Choir,Université La Sagesse
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250520T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250520T150000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250520T140039Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250521T131158Z
UID:1003730-1747735200-1747753200@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:First Place at Malia Group Cosmaline CampusCraze 2025 for "The Wave" from 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/first-place-at-cosmaline-campuscraze-2025-for-the-wave-from-universite-la-sagesse/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Faculty of Economics and Business Administration
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250519T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250519T200000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250515T131414Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250521T131730Z
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SUMMARY:Scholarships that Shape Futures 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/scholarships-that-shape-futures-at-universite-la-sagesse/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Office of Student Affairs
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250516T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250516T110000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250515T124557Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250522T093230Z
UID:1003648-1747389600-1747393200@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Mr. Geoffrey Maalouf at the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration
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/mr-geoffrey-maalouf-at-the-faculty-of-economics-and-business-administration/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Faculty of Economics and Business Administration
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250512T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250512T183000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250512T163043Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250513T121841Z
UID:1003487-1747069200-1747074600@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:لقاء اليوبيلين: الرجاء والحكمة في معهد العائلة وكليّة العلوم الدينيّة واللاهوّتية
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%84%d9%82%d8%a7%d8%a1-%d8%a7%d9%84%d9%8a%d9%88%d8%a8%d9%8a%d9%84%d9%8a%d9%86-%d8%a7%d9%84%d8%b1%d8%ac%d8%a7%d8%a1-%d9%88%d8%a7%d9%84%d8%ad%d9%83%d9%85%d8%a9/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Faculty of Religious and Theological Sciences
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250512T123000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250512T133000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250512T114438Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250513T144001Z
UID:1003558-1747053000-1747056600@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Journée internationale des infirmières et des infirmiers 2025 à la Faculté de santé publique
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/journee-internationale-des-infirmieres-et-des-infirmiers-2025-a-luniversite-la-sagesse/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Faculty of Public Health
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250509T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250509T163000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250509T023050Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250513T124521Z
UID:1003392-1746783000-1746808200@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:التحدّيات أمام السلطة القضائية وسبل معالجتها في كلية الحقوق
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%86%d8%af%d9%88%d8%a9-%d8%a7%d9%84%d8%aa%d8%ad%d8%af%d9%91%d9%8a%d8%a7%d8%aa-%d8%a3%d9%85%d8%a7%d9%85-%d8%a7%d9%84%d8%b3%d9%84%d8%b7%d8%a9-%d8%a7%d9%84%d9%82%d8%b6%d8%a7%d8%a6%d9%8a/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Faculty of Law
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250507T173000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250507T223000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250507T153022Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250514T103755Z
UID:1003302-1746639000-1746657000@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Financial Markets Workshop 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/financial-markets-workshop-at-the-center-for-continuing-education/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Center for Continuing Education
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250507T171500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250507T181500
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250507T150050Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250711T085311Z
UID:1004009-1746638100-1746641700@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Prepare your Summer Internships at the Center for Career Development
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/prepare-your-summer-internships-at-the-center-for-career-development/
LOCATION:Conference Room\, Université La Sagesse Main Campus\, Université La Sagesse Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbek\, Beirut\, 0000\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Center for Career Development
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250505T123000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250505T143000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250505T103055Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250508T065311Z
UID:1003364-1746448200-1746455400@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:PULSE / FEBA Entrepreneurship Competition 2025 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/pulse-feba-entrepreneurship-competition-2025/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Pôle de l’Université La Sagesse pour l’Entrepreneuriat - PULSE,Faculty of Economics and Business Administration
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250505T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250505T123000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250504T230039Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250508T071610Z
UID:1003457-1746446400-1746448200@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Qatar Airways at the Center for Career Development
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/qatar-airways-at-universite-la-sagesse/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250502T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250502T120000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250502T123115Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250508T071936Z
UID:1003396-1746176400-1746187200@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Adopter l’approche par compétences (APC) au centre de pédagogie universitaire de l'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/adopter-lapproche-par-competences-apc-pour-implementer-les-course-learning-outcomes-clos-dans-la-pedagogie-universitaire-formation-par-le-centre-de-pedagogie-universitaire/
CATEGORIES:Center for Teaching and Learning,Université La Sagesse,Center for Continuing Education
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250501T060000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250501T120000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250501T130350Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250513T143954Z
UID:1003407-1746079200-1746100800@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Beirut Marathon Medical Support by Physiotherapy Students from 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/beirut-marathon-medical-support-by-physiotherapy-students-faculty-of-public-health/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Faculty of Public Health
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250430T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250430T180000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250430T143036Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250711T085849Z
UID:1004005-1746032400-1746036000@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Mental Health: Stay Positive at the Center for Career Development
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/mental-health-stay-positive-at-the-center-for-career-development/
LOCATION:Conference Room\, Université La Sagesse Main Campus\, Université La Sagesse Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbek\, Beirut\, 0000\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Center for Career Development
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250430T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250430T153000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250430T134919Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250507T114821Z
UID:1003293-1746021600-1746027000@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:FxPro Trading Competition\, 3rd Edition at the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration
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/fxpro-trading-competiton-3rd-edition-at-the-faculty-of-economics-and-business-administration/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Pôle de l’Université La Sagesse pour l’Entrepreneuriat - PULSE,Faculty of Economics and Business Administration
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250430T123000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250430T133000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250430T143013Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250513T143934Z
UID:1003257-1746016200-1746019800@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:"Vaincre les addictions" à la Faculté de santé publique
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/vaincre-les-addictions-conference-a-la-faculte-de-sante-publique/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Faculty of Public Health
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250424T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250424T140000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250508T073413Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250508T073413Z
UID:1003518-1745488800-1745503200@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:C2C Project takes the Lead at IBDAA 2025 organised by the Nature Conservation Center (NCC) at the American University of Beirut
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/c2c-project-takes-the-lead-at-ibdaa-2025-organised-by-the-nature-conservation-center-ncc-at-the-american-university-of-beirut/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Pôle de l’Université La Sagesse pour l’Entrepreneuriat - PULSE,Faculty of Economics and Business Administration
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250416T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250416T120000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250416T134747Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250416T134843Z
UID:1003281-1744790400-1744804800@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:CSR Environmental Initiative by 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/csr-environmental-initiative-by-universite-la-sagesse/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250410T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250410T200000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250408T090050Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250415T101115Z
UID:1003099-1744308000-1744315200@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:أمسية ترانيم الفصح في جامعة الحكمة
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/%d8%a3%d9%85%d8%b3%d9%8a%d8%a9-%d8%aa%d8%b1%d8%a7%d9%86%d9%8a%d9%85-%d8%a7%d9%84%d9%81%d8%b5%d8%ad-%d9%81%d9%8a-%d8%ac%d8%a7%d9%85%d8%b9%d8%a9-%d8%a7%d9%84%d8%ad%d9%83%d9%85%d8%a9/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse Choir,Université La Sagesse
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250409T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250409T160000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250404T021321Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250411T132037Z
UID:1002355-1744200000-1744214400@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Career Fair 2025 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/uls-career-fair-2025/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Center for Career Development
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250407T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250407T180000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250407T143012Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250711T085919Z
UID:1003997-1744045200-1744048800@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Prepare\, Impress\, and Network at the Career Fair\, at the Center for Career Development
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/prepare-impress-and-network-at-the-career-fair-at-the-center-for-career-development/
LOCATION:Conference Room\, Université La Sagesse Main Campus\, Université La Sagesse Main Campus\, Furn El Chebbek\, Beirut\, 0000\, Lebanon
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Center for Career Development
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250407T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250407T150000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250416T121847Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250416T121847Z
UID:1003273-1744034400-1744038000@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:L’Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie à l’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/lagence-universitaire-de-la-francophonie-a-luniversite-la-sagesse/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250407T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250407T150000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250407T120028Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250408T140215Z
UID:1003112-1744034400-1744038000@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Visite institutionnelle de l’Université La Sagesse au Président de la République\, le Général Joseph Aoun
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/ulasagesse-au-palais-presidentiel/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250405T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250405T173000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250414T005545Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250513T144016Z
UID:1002578-1743843600-1743874200@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:Preparing for Municipal Elections 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/free-workshop-on-municipal-election-preparedness-at-universite-la-sagesse/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Center for Continuing Education
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250328T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20250328T200000
DTSTAMP:20260922T214431
CREATED:20250328T080056Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250404T110245Z
UID:1002539-1743186600-1743192000@www.uls.edu.lb
SUMMARY:La guerre et la protection de l'environnement à la faculté de science politique et des relations internationales
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/la-guerre-et-la-protection-de-lenvironnement-a-la-faculte-de-science-politique-et-des-relations-internationales/
CATEGORIES:Université La Sagesse,Faculty of Political Science and International Relations
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