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2nd Health Services Youth Festival Held at Our University
2nd Health Services Youth Festival Held at Our University
The 2nd Health Services Youth Festival, organized with the support of our University's Physical Activity and Wellness Student Society, was held with the participation of students. Aimed at supporting young people's social, cultural, and sporting development, the festival featured a variety of activities.
The program began with a moment of silence and the singing of the Turkish National Anthem, followed by speeches delivered by our Vice Rector, Prof. Dr. Mehmet Ali Yıldırım, and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Elif Akın Kazancıoğlu, Director of the Vocational School of Health Services. The speeches emphasized that university education should support students' social, cultural, and physical development alongside their academic and professional growth. It was also highlighted that activities encouraging students' active participation in university life contribute to strengthening their sense of institutional belonging and a culture of solidarity.
The social and sporting activities organized as part of the festival attracted considerable interest from students. The program also included an assessment activity conducted for participants by students from the Emergency Medical Technician Program.
The festival also celebrated October 29 Republic Day, marking the 103rd anniversary of the founding of the Republic of Türkiye. The celebrations highlighted the achievements of the Republic and the responsibilities entrusted to younger generations.
Organized to support students' social development, strengthen their sense of belonging to the University, and provide opportunities for them to engage in various activities, the festival concluded following the scheduled events.














