• Amman, November 18, 2024 – As part of the community activities that the College of Science and Information Technology is committed to providing for the local community, the college organized an awareness lecture for students in the fourth, fifth, and sixth grades at Philadelphia National School. The lecture was presented by Dr. Layla Abdel-Hafidh Al-Baddour, Assistant Professor in the Cybersecurity Department, titled: “Technology and Its Risks,” aiming to raise students' awareness about the importance of safe and responsible technology use and its impact on their lives. Dr. Layla discussed, in a simplified manner suitable for the students' age, the potential risks of technology, such as addiction to smart devices, negative effects on health, and the dangers of using the internet without supervision. She also provided practical tips on how to use electronic devices safely, such as setting a specific time for usage and avoiding inappropriate websites. The lecture focused on encouraging students to use technology positively for learning and skill development, while warning them of the risks that may arise from misuse. At the end of the lecture, the college expressed its gratitude to the management of Philadelphia National School for their cooperation in organizing this activity, reaffirming its commitment to continue its efforts in raising technological awareness among children and the local community in general.

  • Campaigns to donate winter clothes and distribute them to the needy in an annual activity entitled (Def’e)

  • Book exchange campaigns among students are held at the beginning of each semester

  • -Blood donation campaigns in cooperation with the Blood Bank.

  • Visits to groups of society in need of moral support, such as homes for the elderly and those with special cases, and interaction with them. And many other community service and volunteer work.