SDC

We are a part of Alexandria Faculty of Medicine family intend to help our students to break down barriers between the previous formal schools and the new faculty world to create a more suitable educational environment. Our team provides academic advising, personal counseling and the needed expertise & resources to overcome the new comer’s difficulties. In addition, we deliver academic skills training, including workshops and providing academic skills resources.

Is to graduate students who are professional and efficient doctors that can cope with all the life stresses that they do or will meet, and help them overcome the different challenges with an open and creative mind. We aim at creating a supportive learning environment to help the students achieve their maximum productivity and their goals.

With goals including optimizing students’ potentials and easing transitions, the Student Development Program (SDP) provides support in dealing with the pressures and challenges students face during their academic and professional careers.

• Help students for better secure accommodation to the university climate.
• Enhance the opportunity of the students to overcome the new barriers in their education,
• Enhance the quality of the student learning experience by integrating academic learning and student development.
• Help students to develop a coherent set of values and ethical standards as a part of faculty mission.

• The Student Development  Program (SDP)  offers:
  • Identification and assessment of personal, family, and school/work-related issues
  • Short-term counseling and consultation
  • Referral to appropriate and accessible services and resources
  • Educational Workshops

   

  SDP services are private and confidential, in accordance with University policies. All registered Alexandria faculty of Medicine students are eligible for SDP services, and there is no cost for utilizing these services.

   

  Some concerns that we can help you with include:

   

• Stress and Anxiety
• Life Transitions
• School Troubles
• Academic Performance
• Interpersonal Relationships
• Depression
• Adapting to a New Environment
• Productivity