Second-year students in the Human Growth and Development course (OCTH220) had the opportunity to attend an enriching lecture on Gender-Based Violence, delivered by guest speaker Ms. Christeen Ibrahim.
The lecture provided insightful perspectives on the concept of gender-based violence, highlighting its profound impact on communities. Ms. Christeen encouraged students to reflect on the topic’s significance, fostering a deeper understanding of the issue’s social implications.
The session included an interactive group activity where students shared ideas and engaged in discussions of real-world cases. This collaborative approach allowed students to actively participate and connect the theoretical knowledge with practical insights.
Notably, the lecture was part of Ms. Christeen’s academic requirements for her master’s degree, bringing an additional academic dimension to the experience and showcasing the value of integrating research and education.
This session underscores the university’s commitment to providing students with diverse learning experiences that bridge classroom learning with real-world applications.
