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Providing assistance to Habitat for Humanity and various organizations throughout Michigan. The National UAW-Ford Community Outreach Program continues to grow and seek ways to help the communities in which they service by working with local municipalities, charities and organizations. UAW-Ford Homepage. Ramp Application. NCOP News. These conferences provided him with an incredible opportunity to closely interact with the young leaders of the participating countries and learn from each other.

Sohail H. Naqvi, in this regard and has helped to increase the number of these scholarships for students at LUMS. Thanks to the efforts of people like Umer, more than , laptops were given to the students, thereby marking a major step forward in the promotion of IT education in Punjab. In addition to that, at an individual level, he is encouraging his community to invest in quality education by setting his own life as an example for them. English is just a language and by no means a measure to gauge the education or grooming level.

He credits his success as a professional to the education he received at LUMS and the mentors he had here who contributed to shaping his life and career.

He used education to break free from the socio-economic shackles and worked his way up to reach the zenith of his profession at such a young age.

He says that attributes such as drive, initiative-taking and thirst for action were inculcated in him by his University. He gives credit to LUMS for making him more open towards exploring new opportunities as well as being proactive towards availing them. These traits later helped him land a fulfilling job as a Legal Associate at the Justice Project, Pakistan JPP which gives a voice to the poorest Pakistani prisoners at home and abroad.

Established as a non-profit, human rights law firm in Lahore, it provides pro bono legal advice and investigative services to those facing the death penalty, who have suffered police torture, are mentally ill or are victims in the war on terror. I think, I was meant to get here and play my part in making this world a better place.

As a lawyer, I want to work towards radically reforming our legal system. Three months before my graduation, I started working with Justice Project Pakistan which is a pro bono human rights firm working for the rights of the most vulnerable prisoners in our penal system. I am still working here as a Legal Associate and will continue to serve people in any way possible.

His deep desire to help those around him stemmed from his own impecunious background. He shared that before coming to LUMS, he struggled hard with his finances.

There were many days, when he did not have enough money to buy himself food and had to rely on his friends for support. He later started doing on-campus jobs to make things easier for himself. However, Aqeel states that the NOP Scholarship turned his life around and the academics at the university opened his eyes to the world in front of him. To begin with, it made me realise that every picture has more than one side and that my side of the picture does not necessarily have to be true.

This in turn helped me understand that people with beliefs and ideals different from mine can also be right and should be respected. In my sophomore year, upon realising my ignorance of various disciplines, cultures and academic fields, I developed an interest in reading, which in my opinion has helped me in understanding and empathising with people. During this programme he was exposed to international standards of education and made everlasting bonds with his fellow Luminites over there.

Aqeel believes that his inquisitive and curious nature has played the most significant role in helping him reach where he is today. Babar Ali and his niece Zehra Hyder Ali. It was there that I had the chance to utilise my research skills as I redesigned the key performance indicators KPI for the various educational institutes and programmes funded by the foundation.

I was extremely lucky to have obtained this opportunity, I learnt immensely from it. All this helped the recipient organisations spend their money better and allowed the foundation to conduct better impact analysis of its work.

But most importantly, I gained the mentorship of my professors, whose constant guidance I benefit from to this day. Ramsha credits her punctuality to the time management she learnt at LUMS. She always shared or sought help from friends and her mentors, which is a sign of strength.

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BSc Management Science. Waqas Haider. Haseeb Ahsan Javed. I continuously worked on honing myself to become better and bring myself back up to the benchmarks I had set for myself" During his stay at LUMS, Haseeb became a part of number of societies. Faisal Ahmad Khan. Families Acting for Community Traffic Safety FACTS gives members the information and incentives they need to build an understanding of what it means to drive safely, both today and in the future.

Through their projects, members work to educate adults and peers about traffic safety and support enforcement of local rules and regulations. FCCLA members are given the tools to help families promote basic safety attitudes that can last a lifetime. Through Families First, members gain a better understanding of how families work and learn skills to become strong family members.

Its goals are to: help members become strong family members and leaders for today and tomorrow and strengthen the family as the basic unit of society. Financial Fitness engages members in teaching one another how to earn, spend, save, and protect money wisely. Power of One helps members to find and use their personal power.

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