Safety and Order in Student Dormitories: Meeting with Student

Meetings with students were held in Student Dormitories No. 4 and No. 15 with the participation of N. Kurbankozha and B. Yesbolgan, curators of the Department of Geography, Land Management and Cadastre.

The main purpose of the meetings was to talk with students about the rules of residence, safety, and the importance of creating a comfortable and respectful environment in the dormitories.

During the meetings, students were reminded of the main residence rules, as well as their rights and responsibilities. Particular attention was paid to everyday issues such as maintaining cleanliness, observing quiet hours, taking care of shared facilities and respecting other residents.

A special focus was placed on student safety. The curators discussed the proper use of electrical appliances, fire safety requirements, and the prohibition of bringing dangerous or restricted items and substances into the dormitories.

Students were also informed about the possible consequences of violating residence rules, damaging dormitory property, or engaging in behaviour that may disturb or affect other residents.

An important part of the meetings was an open dialogue with students. They had an opportunity to ask questions, share concerns and discuss issues related to their everyday life in the dormitories.

Such meetings are not only about reminding students of the rules. They also provide an opportunity to communicate openly, listen to students and work together to create a safe, comfortable and friendly living environment.

The Department of Geography, Land Management and Cadastre will continue working with students to promote safety, mutual respect and a positive atmosphere in student dormitories.