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Общество и культура

Общество и культура

Еженедельно
Общество и культура

Общество и культура

Еженедельно

28.08.2024

Nada Ghazal

Nada Ghazal, a 1992 Advertising Design graduate of LAU, is an award-winning jewelry designer whose creations are known for their timeless beauty and soulful essence. LAU instilled in her a profound sense of freedom in expression, which became the heart and soul of her brand. The memory of walking to LAU on crisp mornings, with the scent of the earth after the first rain, remains vivid and dear to her. She envisions LAU as a precious gold stone, symbolizing its lasting value and brilliance. Nada dreams of LAU leading the way in jewelry design education. A deeply touching moment in her journey was when the Alumni Relations Office visited to celebrate her achievements, making her feel genuinely appreciated and proud of her alma mater. Episode released on August 28, 2024.

28.08.2024

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19 мин.
07.08.2024

Hassan Kabbani

Hassan Kabbani, an LAU Business (Marketing) graduate of 1993, is a seasoned executive in the telecom and technology industry with over 30 years of experience in strategic planning, operations management, business development, and transformation. He predicts that by 2025, new technology will ensure global internet coverage. Reflecting on his student days, he emphasizes the importance of student clubs and public service activities, highlighting his impactful work with the Red Cross as a student and the lasting influence of extracurricular activities on personal and professional growth. Episode released on August 7, 2024.

07.08.2024

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21 мин.
10.07.2024

Bassel Jalaleddine

Bassel Jalaleddine, an LAU Computer Engineering graduate of the class of 2017, is an ambitious entrepreneur who rose “from zero to here” and made the 2023 Forbes Middle East 30 Under 30 list. He is passionate about leveraging technology and AI to revolutionize education. In this episode, Bassel shares his experiences at LAU and discusses his groundbreaking AI program, which he believes will transform the educational landscape. He credits LAU’s esteemed reputation for helping his program gain serious attention. Bassel also reflects on his internship at Anghami, highlighting how his connection with fellow alum Elie Habib, co-founder of Anghami and current LAU trustee, played a crucial role in fostering a strong professional relationship and seamless collaboration. Episode released on July 10, 2024.

10.07.2024

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19 мин.
12.02.2025

Octavia Nasr

Octavia Nasr, an LAU Communication Arts graduate of 1987, is a Lebanese-American and a multiple award-winning journalist. She began her career as a war correspondent in Lebanon before moving to CNN, where she became the network’s senior editor for Middle East affairs. She emphasizes that LAU taught her to accept and love others despite their differences, as the university was a diverse mix. Her advice to students is to build strong relationships, as these connections are what endure. Episode originally scheduled for release in October 2024. Published on February 12, 2025.

12.02.2025

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19 мин.
31.07.2024

Aziza Sbaity

Aziza Sbaity, a 2012 Business (Management) graduate of LAU, is a celebrated Lebanese athlete and track star, specializing as a sprinter. Despite facing physical and psychological obstacles, Sbaity persevered, drawing on her inner strength. Her achievements have sparked hope and inspiration in the athletic world and beyond. LAU enriched her culturally, and though she has faced and continues to face racism and gender-related challenges, these experiences only strengthened her resolve. She chose not to let racial prejudice define her journey, recognizing it as a fleeting chapter in her life. In her athletic community, everyone stands as equals. Episode released on July 31, 2024.

31.07.2024

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20 мин.
04.09.2024 · ВИДЕО

Petra Khoury

Dr. Petra Khoury, an LAU Pharmacy graduate of 2004 and Pharm.D. graduate of 2005, is the Global Health and Care Director at the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies – IFRC. She advised and led the fight against COVID-19 in one of the most resource-depleted countries in the world as the Public Health Advisor to the Prime Minister. She is proud of her LAU degree, which she found excellent and well-prepared her for further studies at Harvard. She discusses the long-term effects of COVID-19, such as headaches from long COVID, and warns that the next pandemic could occur within the next 100 years. Episode released on September 4, 2024.

04.09.2024 · Видео

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20 мин.
20.09.2024 · ВИДЕО

Elie Habib

Elie Habib, a trailblazer in technology from SMS innovations to Anghami Music, embodies the belief that work becomes one’s identity. He takes immense pride in his achievements with Anghami and OSN. From a young age, he was captivated by computers and programming, building and selling his first software at just 16. His entrepreneurial spirit and drive to create something from nothing have defined his career. With Anghami now generating nearly $100 million in annual revenue, Habib hopes to leave a legacy of innovation. To LAU students, especially aspiring entrepreneurs, he advises embracing independence and valuing the lessons of consumer psychology and adaptability. He recalls how his university experiences, including a memorable software project, were pivotal, how he was supported by teachers who believed in him and opened doors to new opportunities. Habib’s advice emphasizes that learning extends beyond the classroom and that creativity and perseverance are crucial in shaping one’s path. This episode was published on September 20, 2024.

20.09.2024 · Видео

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16 мин.
13.08.2024 · ВИДЕО

Zeina Yazigi

Zeina Yazigi is a renowned Syrian journalist and television news anchor. Inspired by a deep passion for amplifying voices and engaging in meaningful conversations about daily people matters and societal issues, she pursued journalism at LAU. She credits her LAU education for preparing her so well that she now stands among the 100 strongest women in the Middle East. The vibrant and challenging atmosphere of Beirut played a crucial role in shaping her understanding of complex political and social landscapes, as well as in discovering her true self. Zeina hopes that her children will one day experience the same transformative education at LAU. Yazigi fondly recalls being featured on the cover of the student magazine as “the Syrian girl at LAU,” a testament to the open-minded and supportive community she cherished. Her campus life was rich with trips, theater, cultural events, and vigorous debates, all of which deepened her connection to Beirut. LAU’s nurturing of like-minded graduates has left a lasting impact on her, making her proud to be part of its legacy. Episode released on August 14, 2024.

13.08.2024 · Видео

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17 мин.
20.09.2024

Elie Habib

Elie Habib, a trailblazer in technology from SMS innovations to Anghami Music, embodies the belief that work becomes one’s identity. He takes immense pride in his achievements with Anghami and OSN. From a young age, he was captivated by computers and programming, building and selling his first software at just 16. His entrepreneurial spirit and drive to create something from nothing have defined his career. With Anghami now generating nearly $100 million in annual revenue, Habib hopes to leave a legacy of innovation. To LAU students, especially aspiring entrepreneurs, he advises embracing independence and valuing the lessons of consumer psychology and adaptability. He recalls how his university experiences, including a memorable software project, were pivotal, how he was supported by teachers who believed in him and opened doors to new opportunities. Habib’s advice emphasizes that learning extends beyond the classroom and that creativity and perseverance are crucial in shaping one’s path. This episode was published on September 20, 2024.

20.09.2024

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16 мин.
20.01.2025

Tania Kassis

Tania Kassis, a 2003 Business (Marketing) LAU graduate, is a renowned pop-opera French-Lebanese singer and internationally acclaimed soprano. She self-deprecates that her graduation with honors doesn’t show, but she was indeed an honors student. Kassis fondly recalls the university’s cultural diversity and open environment, which inspired her spontaneous creation of the acclaimed song “Ave Maria.” She expressed pride in being an LAU alumna and admiration for the Beirut campus’ beauty and greenery, a stunning oasis at the heart of the city. Episode originally scheduled for release in late September 2024. Published on January 22, 2025.

20.01.2025

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17 мин.

Conversations with Lebanese American University alumni.