The Social Committee at the Faculty of Pharmacy convened its regular meeting, with the participation of academic and administrative staff members. The gathering was held in a spirit of collegiality and collaboration, underscoring the Faculty’s commitment to fostering strong social connections within its community.

The meeting commenced with welcoming remarks delivered by the Committee Rapporteur, Pharmacist Reem Abu Hashhash, who emphasized the Committee’s pivotal role in cultivating a supportive and positive work environment grounded in teamwork and effective communication.

During the event, the Faculty warmly welcomed its new members—Dr. Israa Taysir, Dr. Leen Magharbeh, and Dr. Amani Al-Owaisi,—extending sincere wishes for their continued success in their academic and administrative endeavors.

The program also featured recognition segments honoring several colleagues on various occasions, reflecting the Committee’s dedication to celebrating both professional achievements and personal milestones.

The meeting concluded with group photographs and light refreshments, bringing the gathering to a close in a warm and friendly atmosphere that reflected the Faculty’s strong sense of unity and mutual respect.

Professor Dr. Alaa Al-Jabali, Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy, held an expanded meeting that brought together the academic, administrative, and technical staff of the Faculty of Pharmacy, at the start of the second semester of the 2025–2026 academic year.

The Dean opened the meeting with a welcoming speech in which he greeted the new faculty members, emphasizing the importance of fostering a culture of institutional work and strengthening the spirit of teamwork. He noted that this contributes to the development of academic and administrative performance and enhances the overall quality of the educational process at the faculty.

During the meeting, the Dean highlighted a number of achievements accomplished during the past period, pointing to the efforts made to develop and update the Master’s program file and to implement the necessary amendments to the Bachelor’s program study plans in line with accreditation requirements and quality standards. He also addressed the faculty’s achievements in advancing pharmaceutical education and promoting the concept of Early Exposure, which enables students, from the early stages of their studies, to become familiar with various fields of pharmaceutical practice and to link theoretical knowledge with practical application.

He further noted the establishment and formation of the Faculty Advisory Council and the convening of its first meeting, in addition to the signing and renewal of several agreements and memoranda of understanding that support the educational and training process. With regard to research infrastructure, he reviewed the efforts made to develop research laboratories and to establish clear mechanisms for equipment maintenance and operation to ensure sustainability and efficient utilization.

The meeting also covered updates on the self-accreditation file related to Jordanian local accreditation. The Dean indicated that the faculty had obtained approval of the eligibility model, affirming that this step represents an important milestone toward completing the accreditation requirements. He expressed his deep thanks and appreciation to all faculty members, administrators, and working committees who contributed to the preparation and completion of the self-study report, commending their sincere efforts and constructive cooperation in achieving this accomplishment.

The meeting also addressed several topics related to the activities and events planned for implementation during the second semester, in addition to discussing the academic and administrative preparations associated with it.

At the conclusion of the meeting, the Dean expressed his pride in the efforts made by all faculty members and staff, affirming the continued commitment to working in a spirit of responsibility and partnership to achieve further progress and excellence. He wished everyone a semester filled with productivity and success.

As part of efforts to strengthen institutional cooperation and enhance integration in practical training, a delegation from the Faculty of Pharmacy paid a visit to Prince Rashid Bin Al-Hassan Military Hospital. The visit comes within the framework of partnership with the Royal Medical Services aimed at developing training programs for the Faculty’s students.

During the visit, the delegation attended a briefing delivered by the Hospital Director, Brigadier General Dr. Firas Al-Hammouri, in which he presented a comprehensive overview of the hospital, the healthcare services it provides, and the vital role of supporting units in serving the region. The delegation also listened to a briefing by Colonel Pharmacist Jaafar Abdul Rahman Abu Obeileh, Head of Pharmacists at the hospital, who highlighted the role of clinical pharmacy, the newly established Clinical Pharmacy and Parenteral Nutrition Unit, and its impact on improving the quality of healthcare services provided to patients of the Royal Medical Services, in addition to prospects for cooperation with Yarmouk University and its medical faculties.

The visit included presentations by Pharmacist Maha Abu Sihyoun and Pharmacist Nisreen Al-Naqrash, who reviewed their experience in supervising the practical training of Faculty of Pharmacy students, the approved training mechanisms, and the achieved educational outcomes. At the conclusion of the meeting, an agreement was reached to implement a joint training program covering postgraduate students during the second semester and undergraduate students during the summer semester.

The Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy, Professor Dr. Alaa Al-Jabali, commended the strong relationship and ongoing partnership between the Faculty of Pharmacy and the Royal Medical Services, stressing the importance of this cooperation in developing students’ practical skills, enhancing their professional readiness, and expanding opportunities for applied clinical training in a manner that serves the educational process and the national healthcare sector.

The university delegation included Dr. Maryam Al-Ameri, Head of the Department of Clinical Pharmacy and Practice; Dr. Rawan Al-Shreideh, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy; and Dr. Haneen Amawi, Assistant Dean for Training Affairs. At the conclusion of the visit, both sides affirmed their commitment to continued coordination and follow-up, building on the achieved consensus in a way that strengthens the strategic partnership and fulfills shared educational and training objectives.

Student of pharmaceutical technology course have visited the Jordan research and training reactor (JRTR) on Monday 29/12/2025. This visit was under the supervision of Dr. Derar Omari.

During the visit, student received comprehensive information about the reactor as well as the processes of radiopharmaceutical isotopes produced. They also conducted complete tour in the different parts of the reactor.

The visit was fully informative scientifically and practically.

We extend our sincere thanks to the management and staff of the reactor for their warm welcome and kindness.

The Faculty of Pharmacy in cooperation with Premium Gym – Irbid, implemented a health awareness activity aimed at promoting awareness of the importance of physical activity, healthy nutrition, and the prevention of smoking-related risks, and their role in improving public health and physical performance.

The activity was conducted under the supervision of Dr. Ali Hmeidat and Pharmacist Reem Abu Hashhash, with the participation of outstanding students from the Faculty of Pharmacy. It included providing health screenings for gym members, such as blood pressure and blood glucose measurements, in addition to direct health education and answering participants’ questions.

This activity comes as part of the Faculty of Pharmacy’s efforts to support community health and promote healthy lifestyles, in cooperation with local institutions.

On Sunday 21/12/2025, the Faculty of Pharmacy hosted an event “The Day You Meet Yourself”, organized and initiated by the Dosemates team, as part of ongoing efforts to promote mental health awareness and enhance self-awareness among students. The event featured two interactive workshops.

The first workshop was delivered by Dr. Ahmad Talahmeh,Psychological and Social Counselor at the Deanship of Student Affairs,titled:“When Your Inner Voice Whispers What You Dare Not Say:Social Anxiety and Phobia as Never Told Before,” addressing concepts of anxiety and social phobia through a scientific and engaging approach.

The second workshop was presented by Dr. Wasel Al-Omari from the Deanship of Student Affairs – International Students Affairs Office, titled:“How to Be friend Yourself?” which focused on the importance of self-acceptance and building a healthy relationship with oneself.

In addition, the event included an art exhibition featuring drawings and written pieces reflecting various aspects of mental health. Through their artistic expressions, students demonstrated a remarkable level of awareness and interest in this vital dimension of personal well-being.

The Faculty of Pharmacy and the Dosemates team extend their sincere appreciation to all attendees and contributors who played a role in the success of this meaningful event, reaffirming the Faculty’s commitment to supporting initiatives that promote mental health awareness and strengthen community engagement among students.

Under the patronage of the Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy, Professor Alaa Al-Jabali, the Faculty of Pharmacy organized an awareness lecture entitled “Public Safety and First Aid”, held at the Seminar Hall of the Faculty of Pharmacy.

The lecture was delivered by Captain Ala`a shatat, First Lieutenant Yousef Shrefeen, Lieutenant Haneen Al-Jarrah from the Civil Defense Directorate. The speakers addressed key topics related to public safety procedures, proper response to emergency situations, and essential first aid principles. 

The lecture witnessed notable attendance and interaction from students as well as academic and administrative staff, highlighting the importance of such initiatives in raising community awareness and enhancing essential emergency response skills, in line with the Faculty of Pharmacy’s commitment to community service and health education.

The Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy, in the presence of faculty members, held a meeting with the Faculty’s students during which a number of academic and organizational issues of concern to students were discussed.

The meeting addressed the University’s decisions regarding the regulation and prohibition of graduation parties, as well as permitting the placement of graduates’ notebooks in accordance with approved regulations. The organizational foundations and objectives of these decisions were explained, highlighting their role in preserving the university environment and ensuring the proper organization of student activities.

The meeting also featured the presentation of an introductory video about the Faculty of Pharmacy, prepared by students, which showcased the Faculty’s academic journey and achievements, and highlighted students’ creative role in promoting the Faculty.

In a related context, the Faculty’s proposal to amend the timing of student training in the coming years was discussed, aiming to achieve greater alignment between the study plan and practical training requirements. This enhances students’ professional competencies, and better meet labor market needs.

The meeting included honoring a number of academically and athletically outstanding students. The students who contributed to guiding new students and producing orientation videos were honored, in appreciation of their efforts and initiatives that supported the university environment and strengthened students’ sense of belonging and cooperation.

At the end of the meeting, the Dean emphasized the importance of maintaining ongoing communication with students and listening to their views and suggestions, in a manner that positively contributes to the development of the educational process and the advancement of the academic journey of the Faculty of Pharmacy.

The Faculty of Pharmacy has launched a series of medical scientific articles to enhance the students’ ability to scientifically write about controversial topics based on reliable scientific sources.

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