A regular meeting with the heads of the Student Houses. — KazNU

A regular meeting with the heads of the Student Houses.

21 September 2026
A regular meeting with the heads of the Student Houses.

During the meeting, the results of ongoing work aimed at improving living conditions in student residences, ensuring compliance with internal regulations, and enhancing student safety were reviewed. The progress in implementing the tasks identified at the previous meeting was analyzed, and the effectiveness of measures taken to address the identified shortcomings was discussed.

Particular attention was paid to the sanitary conditions in student residences, the cleanliness of rooms and common areas, the stable operation of engineering and utility systems, and compliance with fire safety requirements. The need to maintain continuous monitoring of safety requirements and conduct preventive measures on a regular basis was emphasized.

The meeting also addressed students’ compliance with internal regulations, the prevention of disciplinary violations, and the development of a culture of responsibility among students. It was proposed to maintain regular monitoring of the social and psychological environment in student residences, identify emerging issues in a timely manner, and strengthen cooperation among mentors, student organizations, and responsible staff in addressing them.

The meeting also discussed ongoing work on improving the Student Campus area, maintaining cleanliness, ensuring appropriate conditions for students during the autumn-winter period, and promptly resolving everyday issues. Particular attention was paid to improving the quality of reviewing students’ suggestions and requests, strengthening feedback mechanisms, and taking concrete measures to address identified issues.

Following the meeting, specific tasks were identified to further improve living conditions in student residences, ensure safety and proper conduct, strengthen monitoring of sanitary requirements, and improve the quality of services provided. Relevant assignments were given to responsible staff, and the need for systematic monitoring of their implementation was emphasized.