Eastern University's Savar campus buzzed with enthusiasm as it welcomed new students for the spring and summer 2023, and spring 2024 semesters through a grand freshers' reception. The event, graced by Dhaka-19 constituency lawmaker Md Saiful Islam as the chief guest, also saw the attendance of notable figures such as Mohammed Ali Azzam and engineer Badrul Hasan Khan, highlighting the university's dedication to offering a comprehensive educational atmosphere.
During the event, Md Saiful Islam emphasized the significance of obtaining a permanent certificate from Eastern University to the students' future. He not only addressed administrative concerns but also underscored the importance of moral education and nurturing human values among the youth, setting a tone of responsibility and ethical development for the students' university journey.
Beyond being a formal affair, the reception served as a platform for new students to assimilate into the Eastern University community. Deans utilized the opportunity to introduce faculty members to the students, fostering a sense of familiarity and belonging from the outset. The presence of faculty members, officials, and students together underscored the inclusive and supportive environment that the university prides itself on.
The event culminated with a lively cultural session, featuring performances by the band 'Sitar' and students from the Eastern University Cultural Club. These performances not only entertained but also showcased the vibrant cultural life on campus. They underscored the university's encouragement of extracurricular activities, demonstrating a comprehensive educational approach.
The freshers' reception at Eastern University marks the commencement of an exciting journey for new students. By emphasizing moral education, fostering a sense of community, and celebrating culture, the university is paving the way for the academic and personal success of its students. The values and experiences gained from this event will undoubtedly contribute to their development as future leaders.
