Key Points:
- GCUF’s Department of Applied Linguistics organised a lecture titled Philosophy of Living
- Alumnus and philanthropist Engineer Qamar-uz-Zaman spoke on the purpose of life and giving back to society
- The dean appreciated the speaker and stressed the value of alumni engagement
FAISALABAD: An alumnus returned to Government College University Faisalabad on Friday to lecture students on the philosophy of living.
The university said in a post on its Facebook page that the Department of Applied Linguistics organised the lecture, titled ‘Philosophy of Living’.
According to the university’s post, guest speaker Engineer Qamar-uz-Zaman, a distinguished alumnus and philanthropist, reflected on the purpose of life, personal growth and success.
The post said he stressed social responsibility, positive thinking and giving back to the community, particularly through supporting educational institutions.
The university said Deputy Registrar Zeeshan Ahmad Khan also shared his views on the subject, while Dr Wardah Azhar coordinated the session.
The post said Prof Dr Asim Mehmood, Dean Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at Government College University Faisalabad, appreciated the speaker’s contributions.
The university said he highlighted the significance of alumni engagement in strengthening academic institutions.
The university said the session reflected its commitment to promoting intellectual engagement, personal development and stronger connections between the university and its alumni community.
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