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Recognizing the need for continuous enhancement and improvement in students’ services at KIU, the Vice Chancellor KIU nominated, Mr. Ghulam Uddin to observe and involve himself in the rich tapestry of student services at the University of Utah through HESSA project in the 2nd week of May 2023.

Mr. Ghulam Uddin, the Director of Student Development at Karakoram International University (KIU), embarked on a transformative journey to the University of Utah in the pursuit of enhancing student services. This one-week exposure visit has not only broadened Mr. Uddin’s perspectives but also paved the way for significant improvements in student support mechanisms at KIU.

EXPLORING EXCELLENCE: IMMERSING IN STUDENT SERVICES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH

During his visit, Mr. Uddin delved into various aspects of student services, drawing invaluable insights from the University of Utah’s robust framework. The exposure provided him with firsthand experience in leveraging digital platforms for enhancing student outreach and engagement. Witnessing the seamless integration of technology into student support systems, Mr. Uddin recognized the untapped potential for similar initiatives at KIU.

HARNESSING TECHNOLOGY: LEVERAGING DIGITAL PLATFORMS FOR STUDENT SUPPORT

Moreover, Mr. Uddin closely observed the rigor with which counseling, guidance, and freelancing opportunities were organized at the University of Utah. Inspired by their proactive approach, he envisioned a streamlined and efficient system for offering comprehensive support services to KIU students. The emphasis on personalized attention and tailored assistance resonated deeply with Mr. Uddin’s vision for student development.

REDEFINING SUPPORT SYSTEMS: LESSONS FROM COUNSELING AND GUIDANCE INITIATIVES

One of the highlights of Mr. Uddin’s visit was the meticulous analysis he conducted, culminating in the comprehensive report titled “Study Tour of University of Utah, USA: Learning Across Frontiers.” This seminal document not only elucidated the nuances of student services but also drew insightful comparisons between the practices at the University of Utah and those at KIU. Mr. Uddin’s astute observations and actionable recommendations have set the stage for transformative changes in student support mechanisms at KIU.

INSIGHTS ACROSS BORDERS: THE REMARKABLE REPORT “STUDY TOUR OF UNIVERSITY OF UTAH, USA: LEARNING ACROSS FRONTIERS”

The report underscores the imperative of embracing international exposures as catalysts for holistic improvement in university functionaries. Mr. Uddin firmly believes that such immersive experiences not only enrich individual perspectives but also foster a culture of continuous learning and innovation within the institution. By bridging the gap between theory and practice, international exposures pave the way for tangible advancements in student services and beyond.

ADVOCATING FOR CHANGE: EMBRACING INTERNATIONAL EXPOSURES FOR HOLISTIC IMPROVEMENT

In light of his transformative experience, Mr. Uddin advocates for the integration of international exposures into the fabric of university operations. He envisions a future where such initiatives become integral components of such international training and development opportunities for both teaching and non-teaching tiers of the university. By harnessing the collective wisdom gleaned from global counterparts, universities can chart a course towards excellence in student services and institutional effectiveness.