On August 29th, 2024, the Department of Medical Imaging Sciences at the College of Health Sciences, GMU, warmly welcomed and inducted the new students of the 2024 Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging Sciences (BSc. MIS) program through an engaging Orientation Program.
The Orientation began with a welcome address from Praveen Kumar, Dean of the College of Health Sciences. Dr. Mohammad Rawashdeh, Program Director, then provided an in-depth overview of the Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging Sciences program. This included details on the program’s learning outcomes, graduation requirements, and available research facilities.
Mr. Albin Wilson provided a comprehensive overview of the Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging Sciences program, covering the Vision and Mission, Study Plan, teaching and learning methods, assessment strategies, and the mentorship program. He also detailed the academic calendar and information about first-semester courses.
Additionally, university staff elaborated on essential learning resources, IT support services for learning and assessment, and Library orientation.
Alumni of MIS, Ms. Dania, shared her inspiring journey since graduating and gave students an exciting glimpse into her life at GMU!
Students had the opportunity to address any concerns and clarify doubts during the orientation program. The event proved to be a memorable day for everyone, offering a glimpse into the exciting experiences that await them at GMU.
Dr. Praveen Kumar, Dean of the College of Health Sciences, remarked: “It is a great pleasure to welcome the 2024 cohort of BSc MIS program students. As they embark on this exciting professional journey, they are poised for a future filled with bright opportunities and promising careers. With access to GMU’s state-of-the-art facilities and instruction from our esteemed faculty, students are equipped for success. I want to emphasize the significance of embracing professional challenges and committing to a lifelong learning process, which will be crucial for their ongoing development and achievements.”